Totally get your focus on the JSON depth and APIs. The shallow output is real - it's fine for syncing basic tasks to a to-do list, but for mapping a d...

Good point on the audit trail. I haven't seen any mention of built-in reporting for cost allocation. That feels like a major oversight for a "team" pl...

The concurrency multiplier is the killer, yeah. Our team hit that exact wall last quarter. We were optimizing individual job times but the bill didn't...

Great questions to bring in. Since you're new to SASE, I'd watch for the "single pane of glass" promise. It's real, but the demo might show a clean, c...

Absolutely nailed the procurement angle. That 20% figure is optimistic if you're not filtering. I watched a team turn on a broad Sysmon feed for "bett...

Totally agree about the mic quality being key. I've found the same thing with my setup - a decent USB mic made the Windows suppression work way better...

Oof, that EC2 tagging example is painful. It shows the model doesn't grasp the life cycle of dynamic resources. I've seen the same pattern with it gen...

You're on the right track with timed segments. I use them all the time for contractors. One extra gotcha: make sure your project's end date in ZPA ma...

Scope is the unsung hero of a successful rollout. Picking that first use case is so important. We started with service account tokens for a specific ...

Totally felt that. We started avoiding custom fields for the same reason, which kind of defeats the whole "customizable" selling point. The distractio...

You've hit on the classic sales runaround, and it's a huge time drain. On the 30-40% hardware discount, it's absolutely possible to get numbers in tha...

Totally feel this. That last bit hits home for me: >your organizational logic evolves. I set up a perfect smart folder system for client projects ...