Work Together

Didn’t get to attend the Gartner Portals, Content & Collaboration Summit? We’ve got the social highlights for you.

At Redbooth, we’re always looking for new ways to help you work smarter and faster. That’s why we partnered with TestLodge to allow you to bring your QA process into our online collaboration platform.

Redbooth increases productivity and enhances communication– but only if everyone is using it. After conducting case studies, we have established what it takes to successfully do this. Here is our four phase plan for effectively onboarding your team to Redbooth.

We’re attending Gartner Portals, Content & Collaboration Summit to give attendees a hands-on look at how Redbooth helps companies work smarter.

How in the heck are we supposed to be getting all of the work we have to do done, when our life is filled with multiple interruptions? We have meeting after meeting – many of which are a waste of time. Our email inbox’s unread email counts are mounting. We are interrupted multiple times a day – social media alerts, texts, impromptu meetings, calls, … (endless list.) Do you want to know how much this is costing you?

Making the business case for collaboration: How implementing a unified online collaboration platform can address knowledge management challenges, facilitate collaboration and enhance transparency.

How can a boutique digital marketing agency with clients across the country, spanning a number of niche industries, keep their team of writers and designers on the same page? By connecting everyone with clients and projects on Redbooth’s online collaboration and communication platform.

Last month, your Redbooth team focused on making it faster and easier for you to get things done by streamlining your user experience.

Good collaborative software is vital to your business. It’s like the blender lid of teamwork. It keeps everything in one place, contained and well-blended.

Our swiftly evolving economy and technological landscape have created a world of unprecedented complexity. These six simple rules help managers cut through the complexity.