Davis: Enterprise messaging is shifting from email threads to channels
George Davis · Superpowered Conversations // George Davis, Frame.ai (FirstMark's Data Driven) · Dec 19, 2017 · at 2:34
George Davis, CEO of Frame.ai, speaks at Data Driven NYC about structural changes in workplace communication formats.
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“What's a little bit newer is popularizing the move from email threads to channels.”
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