Regarding the data file sharing (I'm not sure what B2B means), at the community college I was at the last three years, quite a few of the faculty used Macs in their offices and as long as we were working with Word, PowerPoint or Excel files all was well in the predominantly Windows world there. And the faculty, with a few exceptions, were not doing video/audio multimedia stuff, but the usual word processing, spreadsheet, database, and presentation preparation stuff that is the day to day office work of an educator.
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