What’s great about apps like Twitter is how they allow conversations to spring up naturally. Chat applications require a certain amount of dedicated concentration. Twitter lets you answer when you have time. It’s a small thing, bit it’s powerful. We’ve been thinking a lot about productive workplace communication. Thinking about ways to let people get information out while still getting work done.
There’s a real gap we’re trying to fill. There are great chat apps that do a crap job of integrating to workflow. There are great management apps that do a crap job of focusing on communication.
We think there’s a sweet spot right in the middle… Not project management, – people management.
June 15th, 2008 at 11:54 pm
I think you folks at paste are right on this point. Management apps let you create information, but don’t open the lines of communication. You end up using another app for that communication.
I am curious to see what staction is exactly.
June 17th, 2008 at 4:00 pm
Thanks for saying so SToriel. We’re excited to show you our new app, but we’re not quite ready yet. Soon!