Zoom + Google is one of the most popular combinations for both work and personal use. Whereas Microsoft Teams users often stick with Outlook, Word, Excel, etc., if you’re a Zoom user running a calendar, it’s quite possibly Google. While you may be tempted to try and run your calendar via Zoom, it’s limited to ...
Slack + Google is one of the most popular combinations for both work and personal use. Whereas Microsoft Teams users often stick with Outlook, Word, Excel, etc., if you’re a Slack user running a calendar, it’s likely Google. Note: if you’re a Slack user using Outlook, check out this guide to integrating Slack and Outlook. ...
If you’re using both Microsoft Teams and Salesforce, you’ve got access to two of the most popular collaboration and sales management tools in the world. So, why aren’t you using them in a more productive manner? In this guide, we run through how to integrate Microsoft Teams with various components of Salesforce (including Slack). We ...
Living with two apps that do almost the same thing can be infuriating. But also, more often than not, unavoidable. Instead of fighting against each other, it’s possible to integrate Microsoft Teams with Google Calendar. So rather than duplicating content across platforms, read on to find out to connect Microsoft Teams and Google Calendar. Easy ...
Unarguably two giants of the online meeting world, Webex vs GoToMeeting is now a battle of full collaboration suites. We’re talking about messaging, calling, and meetings—rather than just which meeting platform is better? As your business evolves into a digital-first environment, choosing the right collaboration platform is a huge decision for the next decade. In ...
What are the two apps you keep option almost all day? Slack and Outlook, right? And because they’re open, you’re susceptible to flicking between them to conduct repetitive tasks. One thing you do in Slack, you replicate in Outlook. It’s 2022 and we live in a world of automation. Why can’t you integrate the two? ...
It might seem a trivial aspect on the face of it but Microsoft Teams emojis have become a staple in the way we use asynchronous messaging. From a laugh to notify your colleague you found them funny (even if you didn’t) to a sad face to save you from fumbling the words, written communication needs ...
If you’re getting too many Microsoft Teams notifications, rest assured you’re not alone. Or perhaps you’re not getting any and there’s clearly a problem. Or maybe it’s that you’re getting some but at the wrong time and they’re not the ones you want. In order to avoid notification overload on any platform, it’s important to ...