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by wkat4242
1223 days ago
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I see, but I doubt that makes sense here though. The main selling point for teams is that it's free for existing M365 customers. Microsoft is aiming specifically at a "quick win" for IT managers to cut a competing product and replace it with something they're paying for anyway. And usually the top would spend a lot of time in meeting themselves too, it's not something they won't be using themselves. But I know what you mean, in our company the top execs have their own support team so they don't even know how bad our outsourced support is. A lot of production issues are streamlined for them because of this. |
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