It's just the ramblings of a blogger, based on a bunch of hypotheticals and old info (i.e. again "not news").
Which part of this "editorial" is actionable here? Should Microsoft have thought "hey, if it's too late we better just give up"?
Does it mean you should abandon all Microsoft products because it's "too late"? Office is still a good product, and becoming better, and available on more platforms. There are challengers, but Office is keeping up.
What exactly does "it's too late" mean anyway? Too late for what? Is Microsoft about to go bankrupt? No. Is it too late for it to be 1995 again? Who cares?
It's just the ramblings of a blogger, based on a bunch of hypotheticals and old info (i.e. again "not news").
Which part of this "editorial" is actionable here? Should Microsoft have thought "hey, if it's too late we better just give up"?
Does it mean you should abandon all Microsoft products because it's "too late"? Office is still a good product, and becoming better, and available on more platforms. There are challengers, but Office is keeping up.
What exactly does "it's too late" mean anyway? Too late for what? Is Microsoft about to go bankrupt? No. Is it too late for it to be 1995 again? Who cares?