Tim Deluca-Smith
Teams are more efficient and collaborative when they use Huddle. However, even the best teams can benefit from team building exercises; they're a great way of improving communication, morale, motivation, productivity, helping employees to get to know each other better, and learning about one’s strengths and weaknesses. Team building activities can be used by any business, large or small, to promote better teamwork in the workplace, and as most business owners and managers know, great teamwork is one of the key factors associated with a company’s success.
Susana Lopes
You’ve probably experienced it before – that sinking feeling when you reach into your pocket or bag for your phone, only to discover it’s not there. Where did you leave it? On the train? In the bar you were at earlier? Or perhaps it was stolen. Either way, it’s gone and you’re probably not going to get it back.
As painful as it may be, you can probably live without your phone for a while, but what you might not want to contemplate is someone getting access to your company data.
Martin Saberton
It has been said that less is more. In some cases this is true, but there are some times when less is just less. When it comes to collaboration, more collaboration is always better.
At Huddle we recognize that each team is individual, requiring the right combination of tools to make them most effective. We believe that two of the most fundamental collaboration tools are content management and communication. Case in point: combining Huddle and Slack.
Brenna Simon
In preparation for the upcoming Digital Workplace Summit 2016 September 21-22 in London, Gartner has cooked up The Recipe for a Digital Workplace. This recipe for success includes seven critical ingredients to create an effective digital workplace.
Morten Brøgger
In an exclusive with MSPowerUser yesterday, Microsoft unveiled the company’s latest project: Skype Teams. According to the article:
Janna Larma
Whether you’re working with a client’s financial data, or creating marketing materials for a top secret product launch, at Huddle we appreciate how important it is to maintain confidentiality around sensitive content.
But we also appreciate that time is money, and, when the pressure’s on, sharing content with your team needs to be quick and simple – security should be a given.
So, to put your mind at rest, we’ve made it easy to see who will be able to view and edit any content you’re uploading to Huddle.
Morten Brøgger
Last week Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff teased the company’s upcoming offering, Einstein. In the Forbes article Benioff is quoted as saying “If this is not the next big thing, I don’t know what is.”
Alastair Mitchell
Establishing a company culture is absolutely critical to maintaining team cohesiveness, effective collaboration and business outcomes. But today’s digital workplace is fast-paced, mobile and in constant transition—which can make the feeling of solidarity that used to come from sharing a single, steady routine difficult to replicate. Moreover, most large companies today are spread out across multiple offices with also employees working remotely either full time or part time.
Luke Taylor
Security is top of mind for any organization, but especially for those that regularly work with customers, and their data. That’s why our focus has not only been to make it easier to work better together, but also to do so securely. We have worked hard to become the leader in secure collaboration and today’s announcement solidifies this position.
Julien Rizzo
With features like real-time co-authoring, G Suite is perfect for collaborating with colleagues inside the organization. And it’s no surprise that, at Huddle, we’re seeing an increasing number of organizations move exclusively to G Suite for their productivity requirements. That’s why we’ve made it easy to publish content straight to Huddle from Google Docs and Sheets.
Secure document sharing