21st Aug

DoubleDutch Featured in Entrepreneur Magazine

Illustration By Jason Lee

The September issue of Entrepreneur Magazine features yours truly, DoubleDutch! Well to be more specific the magazine features an interview with Lawrence Coburn, CEO and Co-founder of DoubleDutch to give readers a sense of our products and where we’re headed in the coming years.

“But DoubleDutch’s most disruptive app is surely Hive, which allows a salesperson to download a prospect’s complete background file from a cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) program such as Salesforce.” says Logan Kuglar of Entrepreneur Magazine.

Oh, stop it. You’re making us blush. We’re kidding keep going!!

Read the full article on Entrepreneur Magazine.

20th Aug

Mobile App Success Factor: Offline Access

We all know that connectivity can be dicey when all your attendees decide to connect to your wifi with multiple devices. We’ve been to many a conference where they encourage you to tweet, but there’s little cell coverage and no wifi — making twittering impossible (ah!).

This issue becomes really critical if you’ve replaced your paper guide with a mobile event app. Ensuring that your attendees are still able to access event critical info like agenda and vendor information on their mobile event app is important, and will soon be table stakes. This is where offline access comes in handy. If internet goes down and the AT&T network is overloaded, you’re still able to get what you need.

Typically with offline access, you can read content that was downloaded upon initial install of the app. It doesn’t allow you the ability to push publishing actions (it requires a connection to do this). The next step in offline access is the ability to allow your attendees publishing access (speaker ratings, photos, etc.) while offline.  To do this, your event app needs to store user-published content and be smart enough to push it to the server once connectivity is reestablished.

DoubleDutch has integrated offline mode into our Flock mobile event apps and we’re constantly pushing the envelope to improve the user experience, no matter what. To learn more about offline access, drop us a line.

08th Aug

First time ever, fans bring phones to 3M Championship

If you look closely at the crowds during this year’s 3M Championships at TPC in Blaine, you’ll notice something never seen at a PGA golf tournament.

“I just got a make sure it’s on silent,” laughs Sean Spooner of St. Paul.

Yup, that’s right. Fans can bring their phones to this year’s event. It’s actually the first time spectators at a PGA event are allowed to bring their mobile devices.

 

DoubleDutch Flock made this possible.

Watch the video interview or read the original article here.

27th Jul

The Mobile Connected Team – A Pride Case Study

How can mobile collaboration software help your team to reduce email, build trust through transparency, and celebrate daily accomplishments?

Learn how Revolights have been using the DoubleDutch Pride app to enhance collaboration and communications on their busy team.

 

You can view the presentation on Slideshare.

25th Jul

A Day in the Life of an Office Manager

By Karen Biscopink, DoubleDutch “Manager of All Things Detail-Oriented” and Executive Assistant. Writer and book critic at conceptualreception.blogspot.com

There are a million reasons to love start-up life, not the least of which is that no two days are ever the same. Filled with remarkable, passionate people, DoubleDutch headquarters is constantly a-buzz with innovation. It’s a lot of hard work, a lot of excitement, and a lot of collective success – a combination that means we all really enjoy being at the office.

What a lucky office manager I am, in that my co-workers are hyper-collaborative and enthusiastic. The shift from big corporate life to DoubleDutch was a massive change, no doubt. But the collective brainpower of this creative group made the transition one of the most exciting adventures of my life. Here, I’ve found a playground for my patchwork background, so my time at work is really rewarding.

“A Day in the Life of an Office Manager” is the ultimate moving target. While Monday morning might see me working with Jen to plan our upcoming event, The Mission Startup Social Club, the afternoon will involve drafting statements of work for big-name customers, and calendaring analyst briefings with our co-founders. The Safeway order (containing team favorites of coconut water, trail mix, and string cheese) likely shows up in the midst of a recruiting session, and someone calls with a last-minute change on their flight home.

Pride, one of DoubleDutch’s latest apps to hit the stores, has been an impeccable tool for task prioritization. Pankaj can ping me from NYC with that urgent travel request. Aaron can nudge me about a project that’s coming down the pipes, and I’ve immediately got an idea of what bookkeeping projects will be on my plate later in the week. Regardless of whether someone needs rescuing or just administrative back-up, I’m in the loop and one step ahead, without having to scan through days of email chains. With so many projects on my plate, this is worth its weight in burritos.

What’s more, Pride has a gamification aspect that makes my jill-of-all-trades status super-satisfying. I get points for checking in to so many different projects, and I’ve been steadily climbing the leaderboard to get some serious clout for all of my gear shifting.

Here’s to keeping the machine well-oiled and having fun in the process!

If you think this could help you, get a free account for your team today.

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