For years, marketing and tech experts have been predicting the end of email. It hasn’t happened yet, and it seems increasingly unlikely it ever will. In fact, just the opposite is occurring. Look at today’s email marketing stats and you’ll see that email is flourishing, growing faster than predicted.
Templafy has always been committed to providing the best user experience possible. As the company has grown, this is an area we’ve decided to dedicate even more resources to. To fully understand what this means we talked to two Templafyers, Oskar and Carlo, who are part of the UX team.
The rapid evolution of technology has led to dramatic changes in the way people work. One thing that’s never changed, however, is that documents are the lifeblood of any business. Whether it’s correspondence, financials, reports, marketing content, customer data or something else entirely, all that information amounts to your most valuable asset of all. It stands to reason that you need a safe, yet easily accessible place, to keep everything. Enter the age of document management in the cloud.
Here at Templafy, we use our product every day – we like to practice what we preach! We interviewed Templafyers from various roles in our team to find out what they think about using Templafy and it turns out that they love using Templafy just as much as our customers do! Here’s what they had to say:
If you work in a financial or legal firm, you’ve almost definitely used Microsoft Office applications such as Word and PowerPoint. In fact, there’s a 90% chance that you use Word at least once every day. But what is the average overall program usage of each profession and employee position? And how do people rate their experiences and productivity in these Office applications?
Since its introduction in 2011, Microsoft Office 365 has emerged as a leading cloud-based solution for equipping employees with anytime, anywhere access to a full set of productivity tools. But how exactly will your organization benefit from the Office 365 productivity suite in terms of increased business performance? Less unnecessary travel? Reduced IT costs?
This article was originally published by MarTech Series.
On Friday May 4th, Templafy held a party!
Whenever a bicycling contest is held in Portland, Oregon, you don’t see the name of any corporate sponsors. No flyers, no banners, no labels.
Maria Toft works at SkabelonDesign, a close partner of Templafy’s (we’re even located in the same office!). If you think you spend a lot of time in PowerPoint, think again. Maria has over 20 years experience consulting in Microsoft PowerPoint design and implementation – amazing when you consider that the very first version of PowerPoint was only launched in 1990.