gimiluv

We use it daily (around 200 people) and have replaced several slack licenses and Skype for Business. We figured it was a good way to unify the organisation under one platform that was already paid for with our 365 license. Not everyone is happy losing Slack, but overall, I've found it to be a massive improvement over Skype for Business, particularly its user friendliness across different platforms (Windows, Mac, iOS, Linux). Its been pretty solid in terms of conference calls, group creation and project organisation (conversations, file-sharing, etc)

Traditional travel agencies take approx. the same amount as a commission and do so off of less competitive rates so the consumer ends up paying more. They don't notice because its usually bundled into the price with airfare.

I believe it to be a very wise tactical move. You have unhappy Apple customers looking for an immediate alternative. By the time Apple gets maps to an acceptable user state, the Apple customers will already have adapted to using Google maps on an Apple device. That's a major blow to Apple IMO.