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Product updates and our thoughts on getting work done.
After establishing customer support as a channel offering for your business, inevitably you come to wonder what help desk best practices you should be following to guide your team towards success.
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Alexa Hubley
It’s easy to define bad business collaboration. Unclear goals. A lack of clarity. Poor communication. The wrong tools. Not enough tools. Too many tools.
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Alexa Hubley
Link tasks to conversations and vice versa for a closed-loop communications and collaboration experience within DoneDone.
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Michael Sanders
Earlier this month, we released a big improvement with how DoneDone handles bounced email messages sent from your Mailbox.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
It's been a busy month of small improvements at DoneDone. From Auto-Saving to Consolidating Tags, we've made lots of helpful improvements.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
Simplify your bug tracking workflow with DoneDone and TestLodge. Whenever an automated test fails in TestLodge, it creates a ticket for you inside DoneDone.
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Alexa Hubley
Here are some helpful and practical construction project management tips on how project managers can perform their duties effectively during COVID-19.
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Patrick Hogan
What is integrated project management? This post discusses how this workflow can help your team stay on track and deliver projects with confidence.
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James Milliron
Getting into the swing of working remotely, but still unsure of how to find your 'new normal'? Here's advice for how to thrive when you work remote.
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Alexa Hubley
Since releasing the latest product edition of DoneDone last spring, we’re happy to see it helping businesses across industries; from digital agencies, to agriculture, media outlets, property managers and everything in between.
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Michael Sanders
To be better prepared to work from home, use this handy remote work checklist. You'll learn how to improve remote team communication and collaboration.
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Alexa Hubley
Last week, things around the world got a little more serious due to COVID-19. Schools shut down. People started working from home.
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James Milliron
After establishing customer support as a channel offering for your business, inevitably you come to wonder what help desk best practices you should be following to guide your team towards success.
-
Alexa Hubley
It’s easy to define bad business collaboration. Unclear goals. A lack of clarity. Poor communication. The wrong tools. Not enough tools. Too many tools.
-
Alexa Hubley
Link tasks to conversations and vice versa for a closed-loop communications and collaboration experience within DoneDone.
-
Michael Sanders
Earlier this month, we released a big improvement with how DoneDone handles bounced email messages sent from your Mailbox.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
It's been a busy month of small improvements at DoneDone. From Auto-Saving to Consolidating Tags, we've made lots of helpful improvements.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
Simplify your bug tracking workflow with DoneDone and TestLodge. Whenever an automated test fails in TestLodge, it creates a ticket for you inside DoneDone.
-
Alexa Hubley
Here are some helpful and practical construction project management tips on how project managers can perform their duties effectively during COVID-19.
-
Patrick Hogan
What is integrated project management? This post discusses how this workflow can help your team stay on track and deliver projects with confidence.
-
James Milliron
Getting into the swing of working remotely, but still unsure of how to find your 'new normal'? Here's advice for how to thrive when you work remote.
-
Alexa Hubley
Since releasing the latest product edition of DoneDone last spring, we’re happy to see it helping businesses across industries; from digital agencies, to agriculture, media outlets, property managers and everything in between.
-
Michael Sanders
To be better prepared to work from home, use this handy remote work checklist. You'll learn how to improve remote team communication and collaboration.
-
Alexa Hubley
Last week, things around the world got a little more serious due to COVID-19. Schools shut down. People started working from home.
-
James Milliron