‘Sorry for the disruption’: Microsoft outage causes 2 days of trouble
“And if I perform a service for you and send you an invoice, we’d be in a situation where you wouldn’t be able to pay it.”
“On Thursdays, some people send their payroll to companies like ADP through email, and when you have to wait another day, what do you think that does to productivity and morale?” he said. “And if I perform a service for you and send you an invoice, we’d be in a situation where you wouldn’t be able to pay it.”
Seattle Times staff reporters Alex Halverson and Paul Roberts report on the second day of the worldwide Microsoft Outlook outage, Microsoft’s work toward a stable recovery and what the disruption meant for the businesses that run on it. Jay spoke to the paper about the small business side: payroll and invoices that travel by email.
Jay discussed the same outage on television that day on Schwab Network and CGTN America.
Read the full story in The Seattle Times →