Microsoft Teams isn’t a popular Slack alternative because it has a more established brand name than most competitors. It’s genuinely a solid, well-rounded productivity and communication platform. While Microsoft seemed to falter in the earlier part of the century as Apple and Google started dominating the mobile internet, the legacy tech giant has since reasserted itself as a significant player in cloud computing. Teams has become a successful extension of that strategy.
By integrating seamlessly with Microsoft Office, including OneDrive, Teams brings an all-in-one aspect that many alternatives cannot provide. It also offers a well-designed group chat function that includes video, voice calling, private chat threads, and video conferencing with screen-sharing and recording capabilities.
Available on rival platforms like iOS, macOS, and Android (in addition to Windows), Teams has already grown to 270 million daily users. Subscribing is free for up to 100 video participants and a half-million chat users and includes unlimited message history, 5GB personal storage, and 10GB shared storage. Paid tiers allow unlimited access to all Teams’ features and cost $4 – $22 per user monthly. However, the platform could be more user-friendly, especially when integrated into your office-wide infrastructure, which can impede productivity.
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