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Win R2,000 - Which IT/Technology company do you admire?
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MrGyre
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Microsoft.
Had to move away from Microsoft products for a while after a move to an international client, and you cannot believe how complicated even the simplest things are to do in the absence of Office, Outlook and Teams.
Eventually we decided to migrate over to Microsoft systems and are slowly busy with the processes now. They asked that I become certified in several areas in preparation for the move, and I cannot believe how much that I didn't know about the services and what they were capable of. Where we were running third party sites, apps and documenting platforms, I found that Microsoft basically covers everything - I just hadn't known about it.
It makes the GDPR so much easier than it needs to be.
Had to move away from Microsoft products for a while after a move to an international client, and you cannot believe how complicated even the simplest things are to do in the absence of Office, Outlook and Teams.
Eventually we decided to migrate over to Microsoft systems and are slowly busy with the processes now. They asked that I become certified in several areas in preparation for the move, and I cannot believe how much that I didn't know about the services and what they were capable of. Where we were running third party sites, apps and documenting platforms, I found that Microsoft basically covers everything - I just hadn't known about it.
It makes the GDPR so much easier than it needs to be.
Apple.
It feels that with everything integrated, it just works.
I know they aren't cheap and have a limited life span (you can't fork out thousands every 4th year) but the way they are designing things, feels like that is the way technology should be made.
Even Windows is moving towards a Mac OS type of interface.
I can get my SMSe on my Macbook, how cool is that?
It feels that with everything integrated, it just works.
I know they aren't cheap and have a limited life span (you can't fork out thousands every 4th year) but the way they are designing things, feels like that is the way technology should be made.
Even Windows is moving towards a Mac OS type of interface.
I can get my SMSe on my Macbook, how cool is that?
Tesla, Takealot, Apple, and Google. All have great customer service, they are quite up-front and seem to have a good sense of humour.
konfab
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Duck Duck Go without a doubt.
1) It takes something special to take on a monster like Google and actually make money doing it.
2) Because they don't track you, they can't manipulate you via the content they show you.
3) They have a very good mobile browser.
1) It takes something special to take on a monster like Google and actually make money doing it.
2) Because they don't track you, they can't manipulate you via the content they show you.
3) They have a very good mobile browser.
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