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I agree with artursapek. Part of their success comes from better execution, many in the enterprise space are starting to argue that superior design for end-user
by mikeg8 12y ago
I agree with artursapek. Part of their success comes from better execution, many in the enterprise space are starting to argue that superior design for end-users is more important than ever (https://twitter.com/levie/status/586265289748307969 https://twitter.com/levie/status/586265289748307969), and also the market is dramatically expanding as we speak as more teams are working remotely than ever before, caused by a variety of technological breakthroughs. Part of Slack is execution, another part is timing.
- ethanbond 12y agoOkay, which means exactly the opposite of what artursapek is saying: a better execution can displace the market leader. It doesn't matter if the demand doesn't go away. A higher quality supply will displace Slack, just as Slack displaced the many before it.