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Dutch tax authorities cancel Microsoft 365 cloud rollout - and turn toward open source - ZDNET
www.zdnet.com/business/dutch-tax-authorities-cancel-microsoft-365-cloud-rollout/posted in Technology
Dutch tax authorities cancel Microsoft 365 cloud rollout - and turn toward open source - ZDNET
www.zdnet.com/business/dutch-tax-authorities-cancel-microsoft-365-cloud-rollout/Replying to @blibla@slrpnk.net
They should consider LibreOffice if they don’t need cloud features.
Replying to @taco_shale032@lemmy.ml
Thing is, cloud features are very good for being productivity. And also for minimising mistakes, because you dont have multiple copies.
Replying to @themurphy@lemmy.ml
Long before clouds was a thing we had servers and local networks and shared drives. We still have servers and private vpns to connect to them to access shard drives.
Replying to @Greyghoster@aussie.zone
Sure, and maybe even some kind of suvversion system could lock one user out while the other is doing work, to avoid the kinds of conflicts that we’re talking about here.
All of that is a hard sell versus the experience of dropping into a document and seeing three cursors all entering data collaboratively, a la Google Sheets.
And I’m writing this to someone that’s trying to make myself at home using Grid raft, the vibecoded AI Slop Excel. If I had to share documents mid-production with anyone else at all, I would need something cloud-based.