Your apps work on Mac. Here's the proof.
The number one objection to Mac migration is "our software doesn't run on Mac." In 95% of cases, it does, whether natively, via a browser, or through Microsoft 365. Here's how common enterprise software maps across.
| Application Category | Windows Version | Mac Equivalent / Status | Status |
| Email & Calendar | Outlook for Windows | Outlook for Mac (native) | Native |
| Collaboration | Microsoft Teams | Teams for Mac (native) | Native |
| Office Suite | Microsoft Office 365 | Microsoft 365 for Mac (native) | Native |
| CRM | Salesforce / Dynamics | Browser-based, full feature parity | Web App |
| ERP | SAP / Oracle / Sage | Browser or native Mac clients available | Compatible |
| Design & Creative | Adobe Creative Cloud | Adobe CC for Mac (native, often faster) | Native |
| Development | VS Code, JetBrains, Git | Full native Mac support, often preferred | Native |
| Video Conferencing | Zoom / Teams / Webex | All have native Mac apps | Native |
| Finance Software | Pastel / MYOB / Xero | Xero & MYOB browser-based; Pastel via Parallels | Compatible |
| Legacy Line-of-Business | Custom Windows apps | Parallels Desktop virtualisation | Via Parallels |
| VPN & Security | Cisco AnyConnect / Zscaler | Full Mac clients available | Native |
| Endpoint Security | CrowdStrike / Defender | Native Mac agents available | Native |
