All of the reasons are perfectly valid. Just not extremely relevant.
Normally any company looking at that level of operational detail has a problem. But on their case, yes, it's probably because Windows comes from their competitor.
Adding a bunch of work, costs, and risk to yourself that will only benefit your competitor does not feel good. No matter how relevant are the work, costs, and risk.
Normally any company looking at that level of operational detail has a problem. But on their case, yes, it's probably because Windows comes from their competitor.
Adding a bunch of work, costs, and risk to yourself that will only benefit your competitor does not feel good. No matter how relevant are the work, costs, and risk.