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ermmm youre missing a bigger point. MSFT, GOOG et al have an enormous army of engineers. And yet, they dont seem to be continually releasing one hit product af
by cxvwbvb 8mo ago
ermmm youre missing a bigger point.
MSFT, GOOG et al have an enormous army of engineers. And yet, they dont seem to be continually releasing one hit product after another. Why is that? Because writing lines of code is not the bottleneck of continually producing and bringing new products to market.
Its crazy to me how people are missing the point with all this.
- confidantlake 8mo agoIt is so depressing that teams won despite being worse than pretty much every other chat application just because MSFT bundled it with office.
- Ekaros 8mo agoFrom outside as consumer. The end problem is that these product do not compete on price. A chat app on enterprise at the scale of customers they have should probably be 1€ a month. Not 10 or 20€. That might not be multi billions a year business, but maybe chat app should not be one.
- tass 8mo agoYou mean, with Microsoft 365 Copilot App (there’s no more Office)
- rbanffy 8mo agoJobs was right.
- pwarner 8mo agoI think a big factor is generational. Bigcos are led mlby generations that are phone or email first. Chat is an afterthought. For orgs like that, Teams is great if chat is your least important collaboration method.