Slack exits beta with its tool for information overload<article>
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With information besieging users from all sides and ending up archived—or not—in email, cloud storage or simply lurking in social media streams, keeping everything organized can be a chore. A service now out of beta from the co-founder of Flickr claims to have a better way.</p><p>
Slack is designed to take all those emails and files—and other content from Twitter, Dropbox and elsewhere—plunk them into its own platform, and make it all easily searchable.</p><p>
San Francisco-based Tiny Speck, which was founded by Stewart Butterfield, launched Slack to the general public on Wednesday. There is a free version, and a paid version offering more search and storage features.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2097480/slack-exits-beta-with-its-tool-for-information-overload.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Slack exits beta with its tool for information overload
