Flowdock is one of the oldest team collaboration tools on the market. Announced in July 2009, the app launched public beta in March 2010 – more than three years before Slack! Flowdock was first designed for developers but has since become a tool for many different types of professionals. After over a decade, Flowdock closed on 1 October 2022. Many teams are now looking for new ways to work together. Slack was designed for various types of teams since the very beginning, having launched in 2014.

Follow this research-backed playbook from Slack’s Workforce Lab to help your team get the most out of AI tools.

In 2023, 35% of malware was delivered via email, making it the most common attack vector. Running an eCommerce platform means that your customers trust you with a lot of sensitive data. This, along with ever-increasing privacy regulations, makes cybersecurity increasingly important. While many companies protect their internal systems, they don't consider how they exchange information with their clients. In this post, we look at how you can secure your email communications.

Accurate auditing and financial analysis are vital for organizations to maintain high operational efficiency and industry compliance. However, relying on manual processes like paper records or spreadsheet-only reviews often leads to errors and delays, potentially costing businesses 25% of staff productivity. PDFs offer a modern and efficient platform for streamlining these processes, minimizing errors, and improving overall performance.

Hear from Slack experts on how you can get the most out of Slack for customer support.

In the current world, fast internet connection, privacy, and the ability to access what is prohibited online are crucial to a satisfying internet experience. With a demand for better connectivity, the use of ISP proxies to improve browsing is increasing. These proxies are well-equipped tools that enable users to achieve better control of their internet usage in various ways.

Someday, artificial intelligence will break time boundaries, days will have more hours in them, but still not enough for us. The thing is, it’s not about how much time you have but how you use it. In this sense, technologies can help us today. “Time is money” is a well–worn cliché and although it sounds hollow, it is by no means devoid of meaning. Poor time management costs companies millions of dollars, reducing the productivity of individual employees and managers.

The way we work has changed a lot recently. Hybrid and remote working are now the norm, meaning teams have to rely on communication tools to stay connected, organized, and productive. With remote work becoming the norm due to the pandemic, it’s clear that seamless collaboration is essential for success. Teams are spread across time zones, hopping between virtual meetings, juggling projects, and trying to stay on the same page. The key to making it all work smoothly? A powerful communication app.

We spend most of our days immersed in the internet and connected apps, particularly social media. Smartphones offer easy one-click access to apps for shopping, learning, and more. We use them knowing that we're trading some personal info to use apps and online services. But did you know that hundreds of companies you've never heard of receive your data every time you open an app or visit a website?