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Why Executives Prefer Microsoft Exchange and Office?
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I frequently wonder why as much as 47% of global businesses (according to
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1 Dan Sickles Permalink They must be testing nearby. I have this strange compulsion to implement less secure, less scalable, less stable, less adaptable, and flat-out inferior email solutions. It's nothing a good buffet won't cure.
2 Timothy Briley Permalink The irony here is that when I look at the summary of your post here:
bleedyellow.com/blogs/
I see:
"Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style
Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal";
mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colb... "
Did you create this post by copying the content from a MS product
and pasting here?
3 Scott Hooks Permalink That's not irony. That's proving my point ;-)
4 Timothy Briley Permalink I see that you've corrected the problem. Seriously, what did you do to cause the problem in the first place?
5 Scott Hooks Permalink I did indeed copy and paste the entry from Microsoft Word. It's much better than "Cats". I will use it again and again.
6 Michael Hall Permalink This answer to that question is "Familiarity". Any person in an exec seat today who doesn't want Lotus can only remember the times of Lotus 1-2-3. Those who move into a place that have a full functioning and "customized" IBM environment appreciate the efficiency of the programs installed. But, most executives don't live in that environment. It doesn't help that many of the top people in business see Microsoft everywhere they go; bookstores, electronic stores, phone store, kids mp3 players and video games. Honestly, I don't see IBM anything anywhere I go. Unless I really look for it. Remember this - "Accounting doesn't print reports on how much you saved the company, just how much you keep spending."
Good Luck Scott.
7 Chris Sanchez Permalink I've been stuck using MS Exchange since 2006 and believe me, I fail to understand why more corporate leaders continue to insist on using it when something SO much better is out there!