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Yet again, I laugh, and remark 'People still use Windows? People still use MSFT products?'
There's really no competitor for large orgs with robust technology needs.
There are absolutely large orgs in the Google and Apple ecosystems. My org, for example, doesn't use Microsoft except for a smattering of Excel and Word subscriptions to deal with some customer documents that aren't handled well by Google Docs and Google Sheets.
The article clearly states that this non-profit moved from Google to Microsoft after Google started charging lol