Microsoft Teams Adoption Driven by Lock-In Rather Than Quality
A user describes Microsoft Teams as broadly poor to use, saying the only reason it persists is that companies are already committed to Microsoft's ecosystem. This reflects a structural vendor lock-in dynamic rather than a specific fixable defect.
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