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How far exactly? Most businesses use word.
by devtosales 6y ago
How far exactly? Most businesses use word.
- neodymiumphish 6y agoMost people know Word. Most schools teach Word. It's not the companies' fault for following trends that make it easiest on their employees.
- theamk 6y agoMost businesses you have interacted with use word. As other commenters say, many others don’t.
- devtosales 6y agoMany don’t but most do.
- theamk 6y agowhere do you get this info? the statistics say otherwise [0]: > The office suite market in the United States is split between Google’s G Suite and Microsoft’s Office 365, with G Suite being the market leader holding a share of 59.41 percent and Office 365 occupying 40.39 percent, as of October 2020 I mean, maybe old-style orgs still use MS office, but it looks like all the non-IT ones are moving to Google. Schools in our town use Google calendar and Google classroom. My gym uses google docs and google forms. Many of the random event "sign-up" pages are on google forms. "Free" is a great price, and many businesses (especially smaller ones) do not want to pay extra for ms office. [0] https://www.statista.com/statistics/961105/japan-market-share-of-office-suites-technologies/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/961105/japan-market-shar...
- Rapzid 6y agoI suppose the distance between being the sole provider, or having exclusive control over, office suite software and the 5 million businesses paying for GSuite as of last year? Or the 2 billion active GSuite users? Lets make the unit of measure a paying business subscription. We will call them business units, or BUs. Microsoft Office is 5MBUs(mega business units) away from being a monopoly.
- devtosales 6y agoAnd office had 155 million in 2018 to your 5 million......
- Rapzid 6y agoErgo.. Not a monopoly.
- devtosales 6y agoHow do you quantify? I also never claimed it was a monopoly in the first. Looks like a few people are arguing against their own projections.