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Data on-demand chatbots provide a way to increase the distribution of your data by making it more accessible to end users in their platform of choice while a more flexible delivery unlocks new ways for you to monetise your data. If the use cases...

When you think of a chatbot you probably think of an experience you might have had in your consumer life, be that talking to your bank, ordering an item or conversing with a company's customer services team. Up until now, in a B2B setting, these...

In a previous blog, we explained how you can use ipushpull to make your data available on different platforms and to different workflows. In this blog we'll cover how to roll out a reference data service to chatbots, using ETD’s recently launched...

The recent explosive growth of collaboration platforms like Symphony, Slack and Microsoft Teams can be at least in part attributed to the withdrawal of existing older chat platforms from the market. Or in some cases, their support for 3rd party...

In a recent blog, we highlighted that if chat and collaboration platforms are looking to replace email then ipushpull is positioned to replace file attachments and file sharing.

It used to be so easy. If you wanted to share a document or a spreadsheet with your colleagues or clients you had one choice – attach it to an email and hit send. Email is reasonably fast and reliable and accessible by everyone, whether they are...

The Slack platform is a great collaboration tool for teams, that has created a shared workspace with a messenger  interface.  This communication solution that aims to replace email, allows teams to add anything from tasks to GIFs in Slack ...

Microsoft Teams is no longer in the soft launch or ‘customer preview’ as the $500 billion company likes to call it. As of now, Teams is included in the Enterprise and Small Business versions of Office 365. During its soft launch, the collaboration...

Earlier this year Microsoft executives were internally pushing for a bid for Slack at about $8 billion (at the time Slack was valued at $3.8 billion). However, this was vetoed by none other than Mr Gates and CEO Satya Nadella. They both believed...