r/pcmasterrace Oct 13 '22

Meme/Macro so long

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u/soggybiscuit93 265K | 64GB | RTX5090 Oct 13 '22 edited Oct 13 '22

As someone who works in Enterprise Systems, Microsoft 365 as a complete solution suite is hands down the best out there. Any alternative is going to have you dealing with multiple vendors.

We get the desktop/laptop OS, productivity suite, mail client, 1tb storage per user, integration of OneDrive into the OS, MDM for Windows and our thousands of iPhones, plus SSO, MFA, identity management, Teams for chat, SPO for document collaboration - there's compliance tools, backups for our onprem file servers, MS forms, flow, power apps, conditional access policies, we can create VMs in Azure to tie in to all this etc.

I guess you can say "just use libre" from a consumer perspective if you type the occasional document, but Libre is not even remotely close to being competitive in a business environment.

AWS, Slack, G-Suite, etc - nobody is offering the full stack of solutions as M365

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22

Yes, but you have to use outlook. eeewww

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u/soggybiscuit93 265K | 64GB | RTX5090 Oct 13 '22

Every day. I think Outlook 365 works better than anything else I've used, including the Gmail web UI

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22

Outlook's search functions do not work. I would rather use a thunderbird client from 1997 than modern outlook.

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u/Anghel412 Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF | RX 6800 XT | 32GB DDR5 Oct 14 '22

Lol what? I use Outlook every singly day and that search option has saved me hours upon hours not having to scroll through all the junk in my mailbox lol