Posts Tagged ‘Stewart Butterfields Tiny Speck’

Slack is killing email

Aug

2014

It’s been four years since Stewart Butterfield last sent an email to a work colleague. His team long ago replaced email with a chat app that plugged in to all their favorite services like Twitter, GitHub, and Dropbox. Slack users spend nearly 10 hours in the app every day In the six months since launch, […]

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Flickr co-founder’s Slack collaboration tool leaves beta, goes freemium for all

Feb

2014

Back in August, Flickr creator Stewart Butterfields Tiny Speck started the digital signup sheet for Slack, its collaborative productivity software. Today, the project exits beta and goes freemium for businesses anxious to opt in. In case youre in need of a refresher, the goal of Slack is to free the daily workflow from what Butterfield […]

Category CA Technologies Tech Written by Engadget 0 Comments

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