Zurich, Switzerland
2017
  |  By Lisa Hodun
How much of healthcare can we really afford to digitize? That’s the question worth sitting with before any list of trends. Healthcare is not just another industry waiting to be made more efficient – it’s deeply human-sensitive. Great quality care depends not only on knowledge, technology, and professional expertise, but on things that are much harder to measure or automate: human connection, trust, attention, judgment, and the sense that someone is actually there when it matters.
  |  By Lisa Hodun
The thing nobody says out loud during a tool migration is the real fear underneath it: what if we lose everything? Years of conversations, decisions buried in threads, the context that makes a team actually understand itself – gone in one messy export. And it’s not just a technical worry. If you’re the one making this call, you’re carrying more than a checklist.
  |  By Lisa Hodun
The U.S. direct-care workforce comprises about 5.4 million workers, including millions of home care and residential care workers, nursing assistants, and other staff providing care across different settings. A large part of this workforce isn’t sitting behind a desk. They are moving between rooms, units, facilities, and patients, often without a workstation of their own.
  |  By Lisa Hodun
Nobody puts “coordination” on a job title, and yet almost everyone ends up doing it. Work coordination is the virtuous orchestration of internal and external processes – the constant, low-level hum of making sure the right task reaches the right person at the right time, that a decision made in one channel doesn’t get lost before it reaches the people who need to act on it, that a client-facing deadline and an internal review cycle actually meet in the middle instead of colliding.
  |  By Lisa Hodun
Think about everything a smartphone quietly replaced. The camera you used to pack for trips. The alarm clock on your bedside table. The paper map folded somewhere in the car. A music player, a calculator, a GPS unit, and a drawer full of chargers with no obvious owner. None of those things became useless. We just stopped needing each one separately when one device could handle most of the same jobs.
  |  By Lisa Hodun
A quiet assumption is buried in the phrase “quality care”: that care is something delivered to a patient, like a package left on a porch. In practice, care only works as a two-way transaction. A treatment plan a patient doesn’t understand, doesn’t trust, or doesn’t follow is not a lesser version of good care – it’s not care at all. Medicine has always run on consent and cooperation, not compliance in the disciplinary sense.
  |  By Lisa Hodun
Every new hire runs the same quiet experiment, whether they mean to or not. They compare what they were told during the interview to what they’re actually experiencing during the first weeks, and they draw conclusions long before anyone asks for their feedback.
  |  By Roman Chornovol
Every missed business call represents an unanswered question, a frustrated customer, or a potential sale that may go elsewhere. Yet answering every call is difficult, especially for small teams. Employees may be helping customers, working on-site, attending meetings, or simply unavailable outside normal business hours. Technology can solve part of this problem, but businesses are often presented with two different categories of solutions: business phone systems and AI receptionists.
  |  By Roman Chornovol
Email is one of the few workplace tools that creates more work simply by being available. Every message asks for a small decision: open it now or later, reply or ignore, archive or keep, delegate or handle personally. None of these decisions seems particularly demanding on its own, but together they can consume a surprising amount of time and attention. The problem is not always the number of messages.
  |  By Roman Chornovol
Twilio helped make programmable communications accessible to software companies. Instead of negotiating directly with telecom carriers and building specialized infrastructure, developers could add SMS and voice functionality through APIs. That model remains useful. Twilio offers a broad communications ecosystem, extensive documentation, support for multiple messaging channels, and programmable voice capabilities.
  |  By Chanty
Meet our Kanban board view feature! Now Chanty users are able to create tasks, assign them, manage their statuses, set deadlines, and much more! All in one place! This task management feature empowers teams to work more productively and efficiently. No more lost work missed deadlines and non-collaborative teams. Try it today and make your work process better with Chanty! Task management has never been easier.
  |  By Chanty
Chanty is a #teamchat app with smart design and seamless user experience built to meet & fit your needs. We help teams and businesses simplify team communication with unlimited message history and #collaboration features to improve #productivity.
  |  By Chanty
Do you find Slack too cluttered and expensive, but afraid switching to a lesser-known alternative? In this video, we’ll allay your fears. I'm Olga from Chanty – a company on a mission to build a clean and simple team chat to get more things done together. Our team explored the ins and outs of existing communication tools to improve our own team chat with all the necessary strengths and features.
  |  By Chanty
Meet Chanty – a fast and simple team chat app to solve all your How To's. Chanty is a smart #SlackAlternative designed to boost team collaboration across all business segments. It’s OK if you are "non-techy". Using Chanty is as simple as pie. Chanty doesn't limit your message history. So you'll never lose important messages, files or links shared in Chanty. Enjoy seamless experience across the apps.
  |  By Chanty
Chanty is a #teamchat app with smart design and seamless user experience built to meet & fit your needs. We help teams and businesses simplify team communication with unlimited message history and #collaboration features to improve #productivity.
  |  By Chanty
Last week we’ve visited Growth Marketing Stage conference where we interviewed Josh Fechter – co-founder at BAMF media. The points he made and the thoughts he shared are pretty inspiring for leaders and founders. We hope you find lots of value for yourself in this interview.
  |  By Chanty
Looking for Slack alternative? Join Chanty – team chat & collaboration platform that helps teams with collaboration, messaging, file sharing, workflows, and task management. Unlimited message history. Free…Forever.
  |  By Chanty
How to create tasks in Chanty.
  |  By Chanty
Embedded videos in Chanty.
  |  By Chanty
Fear of failure, social comparisons and the pressure of perfection are all indicators of imposter syndrome.
  |  By Chanty
If you're feeling like work is becoming too much and you're constantly tired and stressed out, it could be much more than just a phase - you may be suffering from burnout. Unfortunately, burnout is becoming a common occurrence and it can take a toll on your physical and mental health. In this eBook, we talked to over 80 different founders, CEOs and entrepreneurs to find out what they do to prevent burnout.
  |  By Chanty
Remote work is on the rise all over the world. Every year, more and more companies and employees decide to leave the office and work when and where they perform at their best. There are many benefits to remote work, but there are unique challenges as well. One of the most prominent is the issue of productivity in remote environments. Today, we'll show you how to improve your productivity.
  |  By Chanty
Launching a SaaS product isn't a walk in the park. If you are doing it for the first time, there's a good to fair chance, you'll face hundreds of questions along the way requiring your decision. Luckily, you are at the right place. Today we are sharing everything we've learnt on our way through error, trial and experiment. Our book will walk you through 50+ essential steps from the idea of your product to public launch. Good luck with your next big thing!
  |  By Chanty
Building an effective team communication doesn't come easy. Here at Chanty, we know it's an ongoing process, which often becomes complex and exceedingly challenging. What we offer is the book, that will bring sense to the chaos of people, business processes and technology, transforming the way your team performs with an improved communication strategy.

Improve your team’s performance. Chanty is designed to boost collaboration and reduce the time your team spends on emails, meetings and communication with colleagues.

We won’t overload you with confusing features. Chanty is easy to start and easy to use team-chat with intuitive and crystal clear user interface.

Never lose a single message. The chat history of your entire team is searchable from the very first message. What's written in Chanty stays in Chanty. No limits. No hidden costs.

Work is easier with Chanty:

  • Communicate: Reach your team and stay synced with text, voice or video.
  • Collaborate: Share screen, files, links or set tasks to bring more context to your discussions.
  • Connect: Bring all the apps you use during the day to a single place.
  • Organize: Search, browse and filter your team activity organized in Teambook.
  • Focus: Take control over the information you get with smart notifications.
  • Relax: Feel safe with invite-only team access, data encryption & data export.

Get more things done, together.