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It’s still one of the most popular communication apps, with more than '''300 million monthly active users''', but it’s way down on Microsoft’s priority list–in fact, I’m pretty sure Microsoft is slowly but surely sidelining Skype. | |||
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Revision as of 16:26, 28 October 2023
Frank Comments
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Sergey Comments
- Do we need business google accounts for employees?
- Mobile phones calls?
Comparison
1. NIRA
nira: Slack Vs. Skype – Which is the best and why?
Our Recommendation: Get Slack
Both Skype and Slack offer:
- Audio and video calling
- Direct and group conversations
- Document and file sharing
- Third-party app integrations
Slack Is A Product On The Rise
Skype
Skype is on the way down and has lost its crown as the premier video calling app to Zoom over the last couple of years.
It’s still one of the most popular communication apps, with more than 300 million monthly active users, but it’s way down on Microsoft’s priority list–in fact, I’m pretty sure Microsoft is slowly but surely sidelining Skype.
pros
.
cons
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Slack
It currently has more than 12 million monthly active users, which include 142K paid customers.
pros
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cons
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