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▶ 18:20 Howie Liu Microsoft has a product called list that is.
▶ 18:20 Howie Liu Microsoft has a product called list that is.
▶ 21:35 Howie Liu Um, but it was, you know, I, I, um, you know, uh, we had just seen Microsoft launch their competitor and, and the, the kind of advice basically was, you know, that we tend to overestimate competition in the short term.
▶ 26:40 Howie Liu Um, but we have, it now feels like we have like a pretty like sizable comparatively amount of resources to, to like certainly early days.

▶ 4:04 Michael Pryor You know, why would you use PowerPoint for something versus just putting word in landscape mode?
▶ 4:04 Michael Pryor You know, why would you use PowerPoint for something versus just putting word in landscape mode?
▶ 19:47 Michael Pryor You know, in the app itself, but like, for example, Microsoft teams has a design where you can add tabs into teams. 6 times in the scene
▶ 36:41 Jason Lemkin That presence, that, that, that green dot in Slack or teams is not enough, right?

▶ 20:13 Dharmesh Shah Microsoft Office, the kind of original suite in my mind, um, it was similar.

▶ 11:07 Hilary Headley Um, I think you can just kind of wrap that around then just as a general best practice is if you have folks coming into your new hire training and ramping them, and it's just a series of death by PowerPoints or open Q and A without a ton…

▶ 19:36 Andy Wilson And you, you send that to them as an attachment, uh, Word document, or, or share them out with a Google document, and you ask them, hey, could you complete this, uh, 24 to 48 hours before your next phone screen?

▶ 4:50 Stewart Butterfield He should switch to Office three 65 from on-prem exchange.
▶ 4:50 Stewart Butterfield He should switch to Office three 65 from on-prem exchange.
▶ 19:13 Stewart Butterfield Um, but, uh, you know, we get, you're crazy expensive because people will compare it to office three 65, um, which they have to license for the whole company.
▶ 25:47 Stewart Butterfield Um, and Teams, which is the real alternative in some sense, although I think it's much more of a competitor to Zoom or other voice and video calling services than it is a Slack. 3 times in the scene
▶ 26:13 Stewart Butterfield I think it's also, um, by reputation anyway, uh, the world's best SharePoint browser, because it makes it, now that you have all kind of a locus for interaction around stored files, it's much easier than using SharePoint directly. 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:05:27 Byron Deeter Uh, what you've got is a lot of, you know, strong companies with big balance sheets that have been telling people for a while they're waiting for this moment, and they've been, you know, stockpiling cash, and so much like you saw in 2016,…

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