Deploying their products, managing them at scale, supporting them, and securing them? They’re a company of 400,000 FTEs and vendors creating products that generate need for 40 million or so IT professionals around the world to keep their solutions upright which in itself is an industry that’s easily 10x the size of Microsoft itself. Despite all of this, their architecture still has a monopoly on ransomware, phishing, malware, virus, supply-chain, and brute-force attacks while generating 3x the TCO of their competition for almost every product offering that they have. That said, it’s impossible to accomplish this without frustrating and terrorizing admins and users alike.

Managing and supporting such solutions are probably the quickest way for a dropout to get the keys to a Tesla though 🤷🏻‍♂️🤣