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Hi. It's Max Clark. It's a quick rant on IT services budgeting and, really SaaS tools or productivity tools specifically. So Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, you know, these sorts of things. When you go and you subscribe to these, these tools, you'll see, pricing and and it's usually, like, you know, the usual menu options where it's like, you know, small, medium, large enterprise call us.
Speaker 1:It's kind of how these things break down. With with Google Workspace and Microsoft 365, there's usually like a business starter, business standard, business premium, and then you get into, like, the enterprise and then the enterprise tier up and down. The advice I have on this is even if you're not licensing it, you should always budget based on the enterprise tools cost. And this is why. There are so many things that you are going to need at some point that are only available to you in the enterprise edition.
Speaker 1:And the big ones that I've noticed to catch people a lot are it's single sign on, SCIM for provisioning, and ediscovery. So single sign on, you know, if you're not using single sign on.
