I don’t mind Teams because the standardisation of it means that I can send Teams messages to someone in a completely different org by their email and 9/10 times it just works.
As it stands, Teams is “free” for me (with Business Premium or E3 or something like that) and I’m not sure I like this news just because it sounds like more $$ for honestly the same outcome (I don’t care whether our chat app is good or not .. our messages go poof after a few days anyway. We just want something good-enough to get work done).
Does this mean that now every other org is going to send me invite links to their org channels hosted on some random chat app?
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I don’t mind Teams because the standardisation of it means that I can send Teams messages to someone in a completely different org by their email and 9/10 times it just works.
As it stands, Teams is “free” for me (with Business Premium or E3 or something like that) and I’m not sure I like this news just because it sounds like more $$ for honestly the same outcome (I don’t care whether our chat app is good or not .. our messages go poof after a few days anyway. We just want something good-enough to get work done).
Does this mean that now every other org is going to send me invite links to their org channels hosted on some random chat app?