Confluence is a wiki and collaboration tool, designed to make working together easier. Users can create, share, and collaborate on content, attach notes and chat conversations to pieces of content, and do project and task management through the application. Created in 2004 to support software engineers, many of whom were already using parent company Atlassian’s… (more) Confluence Review – Is it Good Enough?
Asana is one of the world’s best-known tools for working together. While it lacks the structure of a tool like Basecamp, it does offer excellent task management and an impressive array of integrations that let you customize it to suit your own needs. Designed for collaboration over project management, Asana is a solid choice for… (more) Asana Review – Is It Good Enough?
Notion lets users build their own workflows and tools inside a system initially conceived as a codeless app builder. As such, it sets out to replace multiple tools simultaneously. More: it sets out to replace one model of tool use with another. The ecosystem we’re used to using is one of islands of functionality. You… (more) Notion Review – Is it Good Enough?
In today’s work world, employees can be anywhere and everywhere. Still, whether they’re working at home, at trade shows, at customer sites, or in the actual office, they need to be able to communicate effectively with each other. And that’s exactly the focus of Quip. As a cloud-based task collaboration software, Quip is designed for… (more) Quip Review: Is It Good Enough?
G Suite is ubiquitous for a reason. It’s easy to use, has massive integrations, and it makes it simple and fast to set up calls, meetings, events, and projects in Google Calendar. Notion is another of the most powerful tools on the market today. It gives users free rein over a huge variety of structures and functionality… (more) How to Use Google Calendar With Notion
Microsoft (formerly Office) 365 for Education looks like a great deal. It comes with Microsoft’s productivity suite with additional communication and collaboration applications. It’s also advertised as free. In this post we’ll be asking: Is it really free? What do you get? How does it compare with G Suite? First things first. Is it really… (more) Is Microsoft 365 Really Free for Students and Teachers?
The market is thick with collaboration tools that promise to help your teams tackle every problem. Should you believe the hype? Not entirely. Some of the newer, exciting tools are unproven. Some of the mature products are freighted with unnecessary features. The truth is that some products are better than others. The best collaboration tools… (more) The 5 Best Collaboration Tools for Every Team
Airtable is an incredibly useful tool for organizing just about anything. I’ve heard it called “Excel on steroids.” Think of it as a spreadsheet/database hybrid you can use for project management, CRM, DMS, ERP, sales pipelines, and more. At the same time, Airtable has more flexibility and some capabilities that put it in a completely… (more) Airtable Review: Is it Good Enough?
Is Microsoft 365 as good as Microsoft wants you to think it is? The short answer is: yes. It’s a tremendous productivity suite that comes with an array of plan options built to match a full range of personal and professional needs. The question of whether Microsoft 365 is good enough depends on choosing the… (more) Microsoft 365 Review: Is it Good Enough?
At 15 years old, Box is ancient in software years. But don’t let its age fool you into thinking Box is just another dried up legacy enterprise solution. Box continues to provide cutting edge features and services for businesses large and small, and that’s why we continue to recommend it. Box offers several service levels–even… (more) Box Review: Is it Good Enough?