This smells more like a result of staff reductions than anything else.
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Open source version: https://monome.org/docs/norns/shield/
In any case, these little machines are brilliant and I’ve owned around 4 of them over the years.
+100 frankly.
All it’s missing is a half sphere dome lens in front of the panel.
Is this a matter of heated discussion or what…
Still running 2x 30” Apple Cinema Displays because I prefer the 1600px height.
They are awful displays by modern standards. But what I’d give to have a panel that is 5120 x 3200.
Moreover even if some PM in Microsoft didn’t build this dashboard, the data would most likely be available via API. Look at some of the cloud security products Palo Alto ships. As others have commented, this was most likely built with the intent of showing organizations how effective they are using O365, not perfmon of their employees.
At the end of the day, it’s the onus of the HR teams and leadership of corporations to have reasonable metrics to track performance against, of which we can all probably agree, obscure “productivity” graphs in your Office suite isn’t one of them.
Frankly, if they don’t maintain reasonable methods of performance management, it is an incredibly effective way to limit and lose their talent pool.
This is potentially super useful for folks to build sweet integrations between AD and modern web applications (i.e: Chat, Ticketing, SAML, SCIM, etc) into a very industry standard Directory Service while abstracting away the Microsoft garb, and not having to worry about the LDAP translations with AD. (AD is LDAP compliant, but there are weird nuances.)
As someone who has to live in both worlds, this is super cool start and definitely welcomed.
@DC2 well done sir.