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> My point was that even with Google's money, they're still not on par with MS even if the Office files format has been standardized for a number of years. The
by lelanthran 9mo ago
> My point was that even with Google's money, they're still not on par with MS even if the Office files format has been standardized for a number of years.
The counterpoint is that they don't need to be on par :-/ The problem is that individual procurement decision-makers are incentivised to go with the Microsoft suite, not that the alternatives aren't a good enough replacement.
- ExoticPearTree 9mo agoI'd say they are incentivized to go with the suite that offers the most compatibility with their clients and partners.
- lelanthran 9mo ago> I'd say they are incentivized to go with the suite that offers the most compatibility with their clients and partners. If that were true, they'd have ditched Microsoft already. Since they didn't, I'm skeptical that that is their incentive.