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Naw, having been there, Microsoft killed Skype because it had no idea how to manage a B2C product.
by nimish 2y ago
Naw, having been there, Microsoft killed Skype because it had no idea how to manage a B2C product.
- zx8080 2y ago> microsoft > had no idea how to manage a B2C product What does this mean? MS has enough of b2c products. Windows is. Office is. Not enough?
- inetknght 2y ago> MS has enough of b2c products. Windows is. Office is. Not enough? You really think Windows (11, since anything older is gone) is a b2c product? It's free. It has advertisements. It has a data mining AI. You are not the customer. Windows is a b2b product. You really think Office (365, since anything older is gone) is a b2c product? It's "free". It has advertisements. It has data mining AI. You are not the customer. Office is a b2b product.
- zx8080 2y ago> You really think Windows (11, since anything older is gone) is a b2c product? It's free. Windows is not "free". Win 11 Home price is $120, upgrade to Pro is $100 [0]. 0 - https://www.amazon.com/s?k=windows%2011%20home&ref=glow_cls https://www.amazon.com/s?k=windows%2011%20home&ref=glow_cls
- Nullabillity 2y ago"Free" for OEMs, or as long as you're already in the system. Outside of enthusiasts, those are the two groups who matter here (not that I'm happy w/ that situation, not at all).
- TZubiri 2y ago"It has a data mining AI. You are not the customer." You got most of the tokens right, but windows is a paid product, try that with meta or google products and you got it.
- remram 2y agoIt is sold to integrators, not customers. No one walks into a store and buys a Windows for their computer at home, they buy a computer that has Windows already on it.
- notpushkin 2y agoIt does have B2C products, but does it know how to manage them?
- nimish 2y agoBingo
- TZubiri 2y agoBoth of those are b2b as well (a spreadsheet accounting program, come on), and were born from b2b, remember this was before the personal compute era, they transitioned with the era.