Why?
Do they lose any significant number of customers? Do anybody in leadership get fired?
Do reading the twitter status updates give you the impression of an organization that takes responsibility seriously?
Or do it sound more like an organization that is optimized for evaporating responsibility?
I think this will change nothing.
Well, at the very least there's going to be a lot of people pointing at their broken SLAs.
>Do reading the twitter status updates give you the impression of an organization that takes responsibility seriously?
Not implying otherwise, to be clear. Very far from defending MS.
Pointing at SLAs does nothing. Maybe they'll issue a discount or two. Getting rid of Microsoft in a corporate setting is close to impossible.
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I wonder if clients will take to court for damages/liability?
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And why would it? Most people using Microsoft 365 have bullshit jobs anyway. All they do is performative. They are not productive, with or without access to their e-mail and calendar. It doesn't make a real difference.
let me guess, the only real jobs are blue collar ones, and software developers of course, or whatever it is that you happen to do. May as well comment “I’m a bit green behind the ears” and leave it at that.
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