Given teams working together but storing their files in different places, the unification of file change notifications across clouds is particularly useful here. It's a good, lightweight start — especially since Stride hasn't taken on creating their own file editors. Instead, this is a communication and collaboration tool that brings everything you're working on into one unified activity feed.
@bentossell Thanks Ben for the questions. Stride leverages the power of your data to make Google Docs, Box and Dropbox better. We want to help you with finding, taking actions and staying up to date on your documents regardless of where you store you content. My favorite features you should try are people based search, in app sharing to Slack and personalized notifications and collections for the documents and people you care about. Please try it out and give us feedback. I have written a blog post with more information.
https://medium.com/@jrobb/stride...
@bentossell - Stride is really trying to be the goto place for figuring out what enterprise content is most important to you, and then making it easy to act on that content. In my career I've always been frustrated with the dissemination of content at work (especially big companies which have massive dumping grounds of content). We've decided to start by connecting to popular cloud file repositories and building out a very easy to use but powerful search interface, which for the first time lets you find content by person. We have tons of ambitions on how to get the right content to the right people, seriously improving the signal to noise ratio which is far from ideal at work.
From the PH community we'd love to hear your challenges with content at work and feedback on the current product.
Wish I had Stride for my PM team at LinkedIn. It would have helped collaborate on all of our docs that were sometimes spread across various online services.
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