London, UK – 24th July 2019: ipushpull, the live data sharing and real-time workflow automation platform, are delighted to announce that Kevin Kirby has been appointed as Head of Client Services at the fast growing London based FinTech firm. Kevin has recently joined ipushpull, adding his leadership as well as extensive knowledge in product, engineering […]
Live collaboration between applications, live charts, and multi-tiled workspaces NEW EXCEL ADD-IN The new release of the ipushpull Excel Add-in is easier to use and importantly allows you to share live charts! The ipushpull Excel Add-in allows you to collaborate in real-time with other desktop Excel users while also connecting to other applications such as the ipushpull Web App, […]
The January 2018 release of the ipushpull Web App brings you brand new functionality and existing feature updates for an even better live collaboration tool – The Grid. With the new Web App Grid you can now copy and paste any data directly into your ipushpull pages. Invite your team or clients to your page and […]
The recent explosive growth of collaboration platforms like Symphony, Slack and Microsoft Teams can be at least in part attributed to the withdrawal of existing older chat platforms from the market. Or in some cases, their support for 3rd party integrations is leaving users no choice but to look for alternative solutions. As the user […]
In a recent blog we highlighted that if chat and collaboration platforms are looking to replace email then ipushpull is positioned to replace file attachments and file sharing. In the past few years, driven by version control frustrations, email fatigue, security concerns and the desire for faster, more interactive communication, the sharing of information via […]
2017 has been an interesting year for the enterprise workspace collaboration market with Symphony becoming the latest unicorn fetching a valuation topping $1bn -which means Wall Street now has its own coveted ‘unicorn’ tech company. Symphony now ranks, and competes, alongside Slack, Microsoft, Google and Facebook in the enterprise collaboration market…. and…. of course…. Bloomberg. […]
Microsoft Teams is no longer in soft launch or ‘customer preview’ as the $500 billion company likes to call it. As of now, Teams is included in the Enterprise and Small Business versions of Office 365. During its soft launch the collaboration platform managed to attract more than 50,000 companies (including Accenture, ConocoPhillips, Deloitte, Expedia […]
