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I'm not saying that MS' support will be any better. Just that "you get an actual person to talk to AND they actually know a little AND might even help you if your issue is simple enough" doesn't quite make the grade for "treats customers with love".
I had the understanding that Slack never used bots when responding to support requests...
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not op but office365 includes desktop versions of word, excel, outlook, etc and they are faster and have more features.
Not all license types include the desktop apps. Lower-tier licenses are web-only.
The requirement to have an Office 365 account will not allow it to grow. I understand Microsoft wants people to pay for Office 365 and then for more and more services, but they need to have a free tier so that influencers can try out their solutions, and then the money will come on its own! So, the "new" Microsoft is not really "new" in its marketing strategy. I was unpleasantly surprised that as a developer I cannot…
Gees, I guess they will be constrained to their 60M paying customers and their 1,2B employees. Tough life.
You always need to flirt with your customers and mostly - with the influencers! Microsoft used this strategy to flirt with developers!
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That part was almost unreadable, it was so cringe worthy. "Made with Love" movement is a meme in itself at this point.
At the risk of sounding like a grump, something about the emojis in software movement really aggravates me. When I see "Made with love" or the hideous heart eye smiley, something makes me just not want to use the software that's showing it.
Microsoft is charging $6/month/user for online office/teams/1tb storage/50gb email storage/skypebiz/conference calling Slack $7/month/user just for teams :/// anyhow i hate office so i am gonna stick to gsuite..
Currently it costs $12.50 per enterprise user per month.
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I am the Enterprise Admin...that's what I'm confused about, since I already went through their simple 3 steps to get started video which was essentially just flipping a switch in the Office 365 Admin area. I expected it to work right away, but then couldn't see where the actual main page for Teams was, so I kept on looking and eventually found it, but even so, it didn't seem to allow me to login yet...right now I'm c…
Ever figure this out? I did the same thing today! I enabled it, and both the app/browser version say I need to enable it. Already did, but maybe it just takes a little while.