Overall Satisfaction with Slack
We use "Slack" for our day to day team and individual communication. This tool is being used across the university IT campus. For any project related work or a specific Jira ticket I am able to create a private Slack chat room to have a specific discussion and to share confidential data. The important difference that I find compared to HipChat and Slack is that the later tool gives me the abilities to correct or modify my typos or delete the messages in case it there was a typo.
- Good for individual and team communications
- Sharing documents and images, keeping confidential data in a private chat room
- Maintaining corporate privacy
- Securing data, and [ability to] delete it later as the scope gets diminished.
- Linking with a Video chat conference tool e.g. Zoom or Webex
- Linking a message with a telephone text or voice notification for after hours support
- Very good investment when we switched from HipChat
- I was glad to see the private or individual chat rooms to share confidential documents and later shred those electronically when the project ended.
We felt Slack [had] more community friendly tools to share thoughts and an individual view to achieve better and bigger goals. It is also easier to browse and search compared to our previous HipChat tools. It encourages more IT people to get involved in ongoing discussions.
Do you think Slack delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Slack's feature set?
Yes
Did Slack live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Slack go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Slack again?
Yes
Slack Feature Ratings
Using Slack
U of MN IT and other user communities
- Group Chat
- Sharing important documents and images
- Creating private chat to focus on a specific project or Jira tickets