For Teams
How to build a knowledge management system
Knowledge management systems unite all your company knowledge in one place. Here’s how to build one that’s easy to navigate for your team.
Nate Martins
Marketing
Thoughts on the future of work,
from the people and teams creating it.
from the people and teams creating it.
Pioneers
Ted Nelson explores what computers could’ve become
A self-described “controversial figure,” Ted’s ideas have influenced modern computing and the role these tools should play in our lives.
Devon Zuegel
Product
For Teams
The creative brief you can use for every project
A great creative brief encompasses everything from background information to deliverables. Here’s a template that can be used for any type of project.Nate Martins
Marketing
For Teams
Kanban vs Scrum — how to pick one for your engineering teamx
Key differences between Kanban and Scrum may dictate which fits your team. But you can also build a hybrid model that pulls the best from each approach.Nate Martins
Marketing
For Teams
5 decision-making models to streamline collaboration and reach success
Explore the five best decision-making models to help teams streamline decision-making processes, make informed choices, and collaborate more effectively.Nate Martins
Marketing
For Teams
Using meeting notes templates to create consistent documentation
Using a meeting notes template ensures you jot down the most important bits and keep everyone’s documentation consistent. Learn how to effectively take meeting notes.
Alyssa Zacharias
Marketing
Pioneers
Louis Pouzin discusses the early days of the internet
One of the titans of internet communication, Louis invented the datagram in the early 1970s, paving the way for the internet as a revolutionary tool for distributing information.Devon Zuegel
Product
Pioneers
Andy Hertzfeld on building the Macintosh
A core member of the Apple Macintosh development team in the 1980s, Andy designed and architected the original Macintosh software system.Devon Zuegel
Product