I really wish we’d stop referring to non-Big Tech solutions as “alternatives” because labeling something as such automatically places them as second-rate, substandard compared to the big guys. Language and how we talk about things can change the narrative.
But yes, that’s a great resource. But if you also wanna know which tools are people are switching from, their motivations / tipping points, and where, how, etc., then check out the visualizations at switchdigest.eu
I really wish we’d stop referring to non-Big Tech solutions as “alternatives” because labeling something as such automatically places them as second-rate, substandard compared to the big guys. Language and how we talk about things can change the narrative.
But yes, that’s a great resource. But if you also wanna know which tools are people are switching from, their motivations / tipping points, and where, how, etc., then check out the visualizations at switchdigest.eu