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The latest News and Information on Collaboration, tools and related technologies.

Introducing Prescriptive Analytics by Simpplr

Achieve your intranet goals with more than just numbers. Simpplr intranet analytics provide actionable intelligence that helps managers drive adoption, engagement, and governance. By guiding you toward what works and what needs attention, you can keep your intranet as engaging on day 1,000 as it is on day 1.

Troop Messenger - Screen Sharing

Troop Messenger - Screen share feature is one of the dynamic collaborative chat supporting features of Troop Messenger. It allows the team member/user to share their screen at the time of chat conversation with the recipient team member/user. The recipient user can see the entire real-time desktop screen. The sender can share his/her desktop screen once the screen share request is accepted by the recipient user. Both sender and receiver has the ability to stop the screen sharing session at their respective ends.

Troop Messenger - Voice Calling

Troop Messenger now introduces one-on-one voice /audio calling feature in this version release. Voice calling feature of Troop Messenger allows the user to place an audio/voice call for better team collaboration. It enables you to have a crystal clear and smooth conversation experience. Any team member/user of the application can initiate, or receive an audio/voice call.

Nine reasons your customers want to be able to text support

Texting is one of the most used forms of communication. In the United States alone, 5.5 billion text messages are sent daily. So maybe it’s not so much of a surprise that your customers want to be able to text your business when they need support. Few things are more frustrating than when you’re trying to solve a problem and just end up sitting on hold. And texting offers an alternative for you and your customers.

A tinkerer's tale of pushing a Rails serializer

Sometime last year, we found the opportunity to optimize one of our critical API endpoints that was served using Ruby on Rails. This led to a series of investigations before we identified the right long-term solution for our particular use case. It required us not only to leverage a new JSON serializer, but also challenged us to build efficient caching and deployment strategies to go with it. This is the tale of how we embarked on that compelling journey and what we learned as a result.