The benefits are fully on Microsoft's side: - preparing the full "as a Service" approach with yearly payments aka revenue with "digital license". - preparing for third party apps by getting user data. The support is as bad as it was in the past. Its no longer a professional OS that can be used to handle businesses.

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Hi Eddie, let's dig a little deeper: developers have already mutated to "Creators". The Creator will not allow any criticism. :cool::cool::cool:

It is often overseen that a users does not use software like she/he uses a car but uses the services that the software "produces" together with other components like devices, clouds, etc. So software is part of a production site that generates the IT-Services the user needs to run her/his tasks better and more efficiently. So when looking for professionalism in IT-services the first and most important question is what quality of service the user needs to get the wanted benefit out of that IT-service. And the whole process to define, engineer, develop, deploy and run the production site that delivers the IT-service as "promised" is much more complex than the formal software engineering process delivers today. SO what we need is a formalized approach in Business Analysis that is also delivers quality criteria relevant to the user and not only functional specifications. This is far apart from being a trivial task.

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