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By the team at Slack
Four ways that Salesforce teams use Slack to shorten time-to-hire, boost employee productivity and improve retention.
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By the team at Slack
Understanding best practices and which to use when can go a long way to making sure your meetings are highly efficient and productive.
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By Matt Haughey
Save your team time—and make work more pleasant—by moving meetings, projects, announcements and more into channels.
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By the team at Slack
Agree on simplified rules to keep things running smoothly while promoting fairness and equity.
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By the team at Slack
Salesforce finance teams use Slack for approvals, to speed up reporting and to work with external partners.
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By the team at Slack
A report from Harvard Business Review Analytic Services explores how companies are making strides with artificial intelligence.
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By the team at Slack
Announcing a new Slack feature that lets you manage projects, requests and tasks directly where work happens.
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By the team at Slack
Editor’s note: This was originally published on Slack’s engineering blog. At Slack, we’ve long been conservative technologists. In other words, when we invest in leveraging a new category of infrastructure, we do it rigorously. We’ve done this since we debuted machine learning-powered features in 2016, and we’ve developed a robust process and skilled team in the space.
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By the team at Slack
We recently heard from some in the Slack community that our published privacy principles weren’t clear enough and could create misunderstandings about how we use customer data in Slack. We value the feedback, and as we looked at the language on our website, we realised that they were right. We could have done a better job of explaining our approach, especially regarding the differences in how data is used for traditional machine learning (ML) models and in generative AI.
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By Slack
Southeast Asian super app Grab is increasing collaboration and scaling up with Slack. Here's how.
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By Slack
When you receive a request in Slack and have to manage it in another tool, tracking the task can feel tedious and information can go missing. With Slack lists, you can simplify the collection process, quickly triage submissions, and discuss requests where everyone who needs to see them can — right in Slack!
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By Slack
When your team is collaborating in Slack, but managing projects in another tool, context can get lost and progress slows. With Slack lists, you can capture, visualize, and stay aligned on tasks where you’re already working.
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By Slack
As you start planning for the next quarter, you might find that your team’s ideas and goals are scattered across channels, docs, and spreadsheets. With Slack lists, you can create a straightforward catalog of planned work, improve visibility across teams, and discuss priorities where you’re already working – in Slack! LEARN MORE: hhttps://slack.com/help/articles/27660660362131-Slack-lists--Plan-work-for-the-next-quarter.
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By Slack
Slack lists make it possible for teams to manage projects and tasks right where they’re already working. From action items to deadlines and resources, lists put the most important parts of your conversations to work so teams can get more done, faster. All without ever swapping between apps.
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By Slack
See 3 in-depth examples of how to use lists in Slack to manage projects, collect requests, and track work.
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By Slack
Gathering great ideas is just the start. See how you can track and optimize campaigns all in Slack.
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By Slack
How can marketers harness the powers of machine learning and artificial intelligence? We'll show you 28 tools that use automation to make your daily work more efficient.
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By Slack
A quick look into how teams can use Slack to ship code, resolve incidents, and iterate more often.
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By Slack
From assigning leads to celebrating deals, here's a snapshot into managing entire sales pipelines in Slack.
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Slack is a collaboration hub for work, no matter what work you do. It’s a place where conversations happen, decisions are made, and information is always at your fingertips. With Slack, your team is better connected.
Project discussions, important documents, free food announcements: they all live tidily together in Slack. With your team and information in one easily searchable place, collaborating online is as easy as collaborating in person.
Your hub for teamwork:
- Channels: Communication in Slack happens in channels, organized by project, topic, team, or whatever makes sense for you.
- Search: Conversations in Slack are searchable by everyone, so you can tap into company knowledge and find information when you need it.
- Integrations: Slack works with the tools and services you already use every day. Pipe in information or take action without leaving Slack.
- Security: We take security seriously at Slack. We offer measures like 2FA and SSO to ensure the safety of your data and protect your organization.
Millions of people around the world have already made Slack the place where their work happens.