Companies that are seen as caring about fairness, inclusivity, and equal treatment are often viewed more favourably by the public. Ethical Reputation: Today, ethical considerations are increasingly important for consumers and stakeholders.Failing to recognize the potential in these segments can limit growth and hinder long-term sustainability. By offering their best features to a wider range of clients, including individuals and small companies, service providers can tap into new markets, expand their customer base, and potentially increase their overall revenue. Market Potential: Neglecting individuals and small companies as potential customers can lead to missed opportunities for service providers.

This unequal distribution undermines the principles of fairness and justice, as it perpetuates advantages for the already powerful and disadvantages for the less influential. Service providers that exclusively cater to large organizations or multiple users while neglecting individuals or small companies create an imbalance in access to valuable resources.

Fairness and Justice: Kant advocated for the principle of treating others as ends in themselves, implying that everyone deserves fair treatment and equal opportunities.

This contradicts the ethical principle of treating all individuals with equal respect and dignity. By denying individuals and small companies access to the best features and offerings, service providers may be treating them as mere means to profit, disregarding their inherent worth.

Equal Inherent Worth: Kant emphasized the intrinsic value and dignity of every individual, regardless of their status or role in society.

'If we accept Kant's perspective that humans should not be treated merely as a means to an end, we can argue that service providers should extend their best features and offerings not only to large organizations or multiple users, but also to individuals and small companies. Given I suspect the new AI features are likely to be Enterprise only (just my guess) I thought I would pose the question to AI by asking what a highly respected moral philosopher, Immanuel Kant, might say about this. I don't understand denying other features like fully granular data security which one would assume is a top priority for all users? I'd like to think everyone deserves to have good data security, not just those with deep pockets. the human effort required to supply support/training/integration type services that come with an Enterprise tier is expensive. So I asked myself what possible justification could there be for preventing access to individuals or teams smaller than 20 by demanding they pay such an enormous increase to access feature(s) that they are currently denied. I expected a price rise and can understand, even if I don't like the annual payment, but the effective cost increase to to me is getting close to a 1000%. Imagine my surprise when I am informed that there is a minimum user count of 20 users, plus a not insignificant price rise, and a requirement for annual payment. So I approached the sales team, as the only way of investigating the implications of upgrading my Pro tier plan, which I have had for a number of years now. I also suspect given recent announcements, like AI, that more and more features will only be available on the Enterprise level subscription tier. I would very much like to upgrade my account to Enterprise as there are several features I would like access to, notably granular security, but also others like two way sync that would be very useful. When using IF statements, there are often times when you want to output some value if the condition evaluates as positive, and otherwise, show nothing.I am the owner of a small business with four, sometimes five, employees. This will result in the exact same output as using BLANK(). To check if a field is empty using BLANK(), use a formula structure like this: IF ( = BLANK(), BLANK(), 'Field A has some value in it' )Īs an alternative to using BLANK(), re-write the previously used formula to use empty quotes ( '') instead. When using BLANK() along with != (not equal to), you may receive unexpected results if the fields you are selecting aren't numeric.

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