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Crusson: Slack was pretty much destroyed by Microsoft Teams
“At that point, Microsoft launched Teams, and I don't know if you remember this moment where Slack put an ad in the, I think it was the New York Times, copying the Apple versus Microsoft thing from ages before, going, you know, welcome to the game, welcome to t…”
Weiss: Microsoft built Teams defensively to protect Office against Slack
“I think, you know, the origin of Teams really was a defensive move for them to protect Office, because Office is an incredible, very profitable kind of monopoly in the productivity space. And so I think when they built Teams, it was more of a kind of covering …”
Weiss: Teams evolved into a video conferencing tool competing with Zoom
“I think as Teams has evolved over time, it's become much more of a video conferencing product that competes with like Zoom and Google Meet, the people who use Teams use it completely different than Slack where you live and breathe and channels and work and kin…”