Our top 7 tools for seamless online collaboration.
By Peter Van Rhoon.
24/03/2020
It’s eerie, isn’t it? In just a matter of days, we’ve seen our world change dramatically. Each country is dealing with it in their own way. For us it means the streets of Amsterdam are the quietest they’ve ever been.
We’re blessed to be able to work on location and working online with our own team as well as with clients’ teams was already part of our daily staple. With us all self-isolated, we had the opportunity to take team-work while being at different locations to the next level. And it’s actually been really good. We learned that we need more meetings. But we also found it’s easier to have an overview of what everyone is doing. We’d be lost without the online collaboration tools we use to get our job done. Our suite of saas applications to do our job at any time, in any place is what we call our Digital Toolshed.
The least we can do in these times is to share the set up that works so well for us. There’s not ‘a best tool’ and you may like other online collaboration tools. But feel free to drop us a line if you want to know more regarding online working for marketeers and co-labor with project management tools.
Our Toolshed
For top level project management and to avoid email clutter. Gives us instant overviews of milestones, timelines, hiccups, et cetera.
For collaboration between teams, project management on a task level and to avoid email clutter.
For quick messaging and to avoid email clutter.
So we’re all literally on the same page and can write and collaborate in real time. And oh yes, working in Google Docs avoids a lot of email clutter.
To ensure smooth collaboration on creation of social posts for Instagram and Facebook. Did we mention the email clutter it avoids?
Our mind-mapping tool. In order to generate and structure ideas and conceptual thinking. Avoids a lot of meeting time.
A real time overview of all relevant online analytics; from Facebook to Google.
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