In less than two months, Slack has already registered 9,000 new corporate clients. That’s twice as much as instant messaging for professionals usually convinces in a quarter. Forced to telecommute to slow down the Covid-19 pandemic, office workers and executives around the world have turned to this type of software to keep in touch with their colleagues. For Stewart Butterfield, the 46-year-old Canadian serial entrepreneur behind Slack and also Flick’R, the current crisis is most uncertain.
Your Slack software has never been used as much as in this period of global containment. Will it last?
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