There’s nothing like raging success to bring on a pack of competitors, and that’s exactly what’s happening in the enterprise-collaboration arena.
Ever since the public launch of its team-communication software two years ago, Slack has taken enterprises by storm, propelled by its freemium business model and plenty of . Today, it claims 2.3 million daily active users, more than 675,000 paid seats and over $ 64 million in annual recurring revenue.
Other companies smell opportunity.
Two new contenders entered the scene this week, both hoping to claim a piece of the pie for themselves. On Wednesday, it was SpotCues with what it calls the industry’s first location-based contextual social network. On Thursday, Kore debuted a “bot-based” messaging platform.
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