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▶ 12:13 Benedict Evans And so everyone uses Teams, everyone uses Office, 5 times in the scene
▶ 30:04 Benedict Evans but yeah, um, meanwhile Slack have a complaint against Microsoft Teams, which is a classic bundling story. 3 times in the scene

▶ 10:15 Benedict Evans And now, of course, if you talk to people in big companies, just everyone's on Teams. 5 times in the scene
▶ 14:42 Benedict Evans Obviously, you would do that, um, but it doesn't mean that that would work in the way that Microsoft could just bundle video into Teams, um, because video is just video. 2 times in the scene
▶ 16:38 Benedict Evans And Teams, the obvious answer is Teams, but is, Teams is like a, supposed to be a collaboration substrate into which you would share other documents and do video and chat.
▶ 30:21 Toni Cowan-Brown And yet, we still, I used it just the other day when I was trying to collaborate on a document, but my document was sat in Google Docs, and I was talking with a company that was using Teams, and whilst that team was in the office using the… 3 times in the scene

▶ 6:52 Benedict Evans I mean, what Microsoft is doing in Teams is kind of interesting, because it's trying to not just be the video call, it's trying to be like a whole substrate for collaboration.

▶ 2:55 Bernadette Kevins One of them is there's like a, an ownership layer that if everything happens in Slack or indeed happens in teams, which is Microsoft's attempt to do the same thing.
▶ 15:14 Bernadette Kevins It also gets you to the Microsoft Teams conversation.
▶ 15:51 Bernadette Kevins And now the relevant part of the bundle is Microsoft Teams, which again, like Slack, is this collaborative substrate, and it has, you know, file sharing, and document creation, and chat, and messaging, and video calls. 3 times in the scene

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