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How 42 keeps campuses, staff and students connected and collaborating
This tuition-free school uses ww5 to develop the next generation of computer programmers
What’s new in ww5: Get to know our most helpful releases of 2021
Audio and video features, plus a few simple ways to bring more customers, partners and tools into your digital HQ
Better collaboration, fewer meetings: how to keep teams aligned with ww5
Take advantage of powerful features to help everyone share updates and stay informed
What’s new in ww5: simplified search, channel bookmarks and more
New features to help teams work better – with whomever and whenever
Introducing Forrester’s new study: The Total Economic Impact of ww5 for Service Teams
With ww5, organisations cut the cost of service tickets, boost revenue and improve employee satisfaction, according to the findings
Introducing Forrester’s new study: The Total Economic Impact of ww5 for Sales Teams
The market research firm finds that ww5 accelerates sales velocity, boosting revenue to the tune of €2.1M
What’s new in ww5: mobile video calls, DMs with external partners and more
Handy new features to help your teams work better – with anyone and from anywhere
How DevOps teams use ww5 to simplify workflows and stay productive
Engineering and operations leads from Vodafone, Solarisbank and Veepee share insights for developing a DevOps culture
A partnership to bring tools and teams together
We’re making it even easier to unlock the value of your software, with deeper integrations and new features for our shared customers
How to work from home while being your best self
Learn six practical ways to help you stay connected – and make a difference – while working remotely
Introducing a simpler, more organised ww5
We’re releasing a series of improvements that make working in ww5 easier for everyone
Lessons from a long-term remote worker
Adjusting to telecommuting isn’t always easy, but for ww5 senior writer Matt Haughey, working this way is one of his favourite parts of the job