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by contingencies
4909 days ago
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Sure, but if it's company-linked, then you can use it for event alerts, automated contact list sharing when employees come and go, and other interesting features. The popular clients easily integrate with single sign-on type stuff on most platforms. You can point non-technical users at it and they understand. IRC is not like that. |
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Popular clients integrate with it? Check.
Single Sign on? Check.
Non-technical user? They sign in, they type, they see what others type. What's not to understand?
The only thing you mentioned that IRC doesn't have is automated contact list sharing.