I'd disagree in terms of the cloud capabilities. When it is used properly. The cloud stuff is very useful. I currently have a document that is going through multiple versions with about 8 people, with different expertise collaborating. Some have edit privs, some only have review. The ability for everyone to work on it simultaneously, with version history and no more document-v12-copy3_FINAL_FINALv2 is most welcome.

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azalemeth 5 hours ago | parent | next [-]

This is why Google Docs was so revolutionary... In 2006.

	▲	unixhero an hour ago \| parent [-]
		I cannot understand why they haven't got more traction today.

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rs186 16 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

If you heavily rely on Word and PowerPoint. I know several companies that almost never use those products except in limited situations (legal, keynote presentation etc). All "regular" discussions/presentations take place on Confluence/Notion/Quip etc. I wish my company did the same thing.

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bombcar a day ago | parent | prev [-]

Multiplayer PowerPoint is the single largest advance in the business world since the spreadsheet.

If used properly.

	▲	harry8 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		The ironic thing about satire is that sometimes it is very difficult to tell apart from the thing being satirized. So, like, was that satire? I got a good laugh out of "Multiplayer PowerPoint" either way.