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I agree, I'd be interested to see what happened in negotiations. Also, while they may save $240k per year in money they don't pay to Microsoft, I imagine anyon
by hashbanged 13y ago
I agree, I'd be interested to see what happened in negotiations.
Also, while they may save $240k per year in money they don't pay to Microsoft, I imagine anyone selling enterprise software would argue that there is money you will save from a theoretical increase in productivity from using their products, after everyone's been trained.
- jusben1369 13y agoI think the productivity argument favors MSFT. The time to retrain current employees. The fact that 85% of new employees will have "Proficient in MSFT Word, Excel and Powerpoint" on their application/CV/resume too. "Google Apps? Ain't nobody got time for that!" (ok maybe I shouldn't have added that)
- taopao 13y agoWhat if Microsoft does something stupid, like making all menu and toolbar muscle memory obsolete with that damn Ribbon?
- rbanffy 13y agoOr worse: an interface designed for touch, rather than a mouse...