I'm not sure what the debate is. I'm all for changing strategies. My claim is that they don't have data on success from engineering. As evidenced by every pivot they have done being driven as much from marketing as technical.
Chrome, as an example, had a ton of marketing push behind it. Still some solid engineering, but not really any better than Firefox. Wasn't really any better than edge, but ms decided to drop the push for their own tech.
So, my question is what engineering successes do they have to back up their data on what will succeed?
I think you could pull in some of the ml work they are doing. Not sure how much data they actually have there, though.
Chrome, as an example, had a ton of marketing push behind it. Still some solid engineering, but not really any better than Firefox. Wasn't really any better than edge, but ms decided to drop the push for their own tech.
So, my question is what engineering successes do they have to back up their data on what will succeed?
I think you could pull in some of the ml work they are doing. Not sure how much data they actually have there, though.