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If he's unhappy with cloud responsiveness, I doubt he'll be happy with yet another remote provider. Considering google apps are best in class, I'm not sure anyt
by drzaiusapelord 13y ago
If he's unhappy with cloud responsiveness, I doubt he'll be happy with yet another remote provider. Considering google apps are best in class, I'm not sure anything but a local approach would work here.
>so there is no need for a local installation.
At the very least, bossman would have to spring for some Office licenses. Oh, and probably a TS server and other toys so Joe Worker can work from home.
Maybe office365 would work better for them? On /r/sysadmin its nothing but horror stories though. Also who do you fire when they lose all your data or you can't get mail for a week? MS's techs will be happy to write "please do the needful" helpdesk responses and laugh because you're such small potatoes to them.