And in my world, where companies want employee communications and training tools, Slack didn’t even seem interested.Īnd now that we’ve been living in the Pandemic, investment in these tools is massive. Features like online video, conferencing, document sharing, translation, and many of the ease-of-use features we see in Teams, Workplace, and Webex just aren’t there.
#SLACK VS WEBEX TEAMS SOFTWARE#
While Slack is a slick tool and it took the software engineering world by storm, it just hasn’t evolved. And the enemy of Slack is Microsoft, Facebook, Cisco (Webex), and Zoom. Why the lag? It’s the old innovator’s dilemma: when you’re out in front you better run fast, because the pack behind you brings arrows and guns and they run fast too. Slack, the company that started workplace messaging, is stuck around 12 million, with no real growth to report. Over the last two years Microsoft Teams has exploded to more than 100 million users, Workplace by Facebook has more than 10 million, and Zoom and Webex are on fire (Webex had 350 million users in one month this year).
Well to me this isn’t as exciting as it looks.
Salesforce announces it’s acquiring Slack, and the two CEOs call it “a match made in heaven.” The stock shoots up by 25% and investors are thrilled. Understanding Talent Intelligence: A Primer.Talent, Recruiting, and Career Mobility.Corporate Learning, Training, Career Management.Employee Experience, Engagement, Hybrid Work.
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