This is exactly why I prefer Notion to Trello, everything in one place really helps and it's so easy to adapt an existing database using relations and rollups

Notion for me. It was Airtable but seeing as Notion is so similar but adds so much more flexbility I'll go with that.

As a content creator I have one built around publishing (Ideation, Writing…

Expensify has a reimbursable/non-reimbursable toggle on a per expense basis

Nothing with the ubiquity and ease of use of Zoom. I used to admin web conferencing services 15-20 years ago when Webex & GoToMeeting dominated and they're undoubtedly good enterprise products but I…

Lots more video calls in Zoom compared to audio only. So many in fact I'm working on improving lighting and thinking about installing a green screen for virtual background use.

Also using Loom a bit…

Love Loom, I've found I've had to nudge myself to use it - I have a little note by my screen prompting me - "Maybe Loom rather than email?". I find it great for sharing notes and ideas - tend to limit…

Well, I was kind of forced into it kicking and screaming but it's mainly the integration with Office that wins, and having one place for all team conversations. I actually preferred ClickUp but lost…

When I was a proper techie I got a Lotus Domino email server running on the original Xbox. I've got final images stored of each personal machine I've used since virtualisation became commonplace -…

Loved that app, so far ahead of its time. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and now blue light suppression and dark mode is everywhere. If they weren't the first they were certainly the…

Receipt Bank (https://www.receipt-bank.com/uk/)
There's nothing wrong with it per se, but I'm used to the awesomeness of Expensify. The thing with Receipt Bank is that it's approver-focused, not…

Spark, Loom, and Bit.ly are all pretty much essential to my working day and are the sort of apps I'd buy if they suddenly took away their free tiers. Honorable shout-out to Click-Up too - I loved that…

That is beyond awesome. Walkie talkie mode!

I forget where I saw this (it was one of the SaaS Management tool providers) but user behaviour often means if you select a full stack tool, even with a strong IT department governing it , by year 3…

Designrr chops hours and possibly days from my creative pipeline. The ability to effectively turn almost any source content into a rich PDF is just awesome for my needs. Yes, I could send the content…

Discovering field sales people having affairs!

This goes way back to the days of Lotus 1-2-3 (DOS version, 3D worksheets and all that good stuff)

I used it to cross reference fuel card…

Teams daily users grew 37% (to 42 million) in the first week of "work from home" advice and shutdowns in Europe.

In meeting it's usually very good. One to one audio calling seems a bit patchier which doesn't really make sense. I know MS have made some service changes to help Teams cope with the surge in demand…

Here's a link to the report - it's pretty in depth and kind of written from an IT Asset Management perspective. Tool profiles will probably be of interest http://bit.ly/saasmanagement

Nope, we're wedded to Teams, and before that Trello. Still find that Trello is great for planning our content pipeline but most comms/planning takes place in Teams

Teams is an enterprise juggernaut and will eat Slack's lunch in that market. Personally, even as someone who remembers and used IRC & Usenet, I've never "got" Slack. That's probably what 20 years of…