We’re bringing a ton of great, new features right to where all your conversations (and magic) happen every day. Relive to see how we’re making work simpler, smarter, and a whole lot more fun.
7.13 is a quiet release on the surface but a heavy one under the hood. It is the kind of release that makes everything feel more secure even before you notice what changed. → We hardened encryption, sharpened call workflows, tightened governance for federated comms, and set the groundwork for post-quantum security. If you care about clarity, control, or cryptographic durability, this is the version you will want to update to.
What makes one language suitable for managing tasks quickly while another powers an entire application? This question often comes up for beginners and even for those who are already working in the development sector. Understanding the difference between scripting and programming languages helps readers choose the right starting point and gives clarity on how each type supports real projects. Scripting languages are usually linked with the tasks that happen within an existing system.
It’s easy to forget how long Microsoft Teams has been with us – until that familiar message ping, or another notification sound triggering our little corporate PTSD, we’ve all collected over the years. Launched in 2017 as a simple chat tool, Teams quietly became a constant in offices almost everywhere. And now, as companies reassess their tools for the coming 2026 and beyond, Microsoft Teams pricing is no longer a background setting – it’s part of the strategic conversation.
Today, India embarks on a very exciting journey to join the ranks of the most powerful nations of the world. With growing tensions along our borders and modern warfare becoming more technologically driven, the real unsung heroes working behind the scenes are none other than defence manufacturers. These companies are not just making guns and tanks; they are into building the very tools that keep our country safe and strong.
Canvases, lists, integrations, workflows — Scott Patton from Verizon uses them all in Slack. From staying organized to automating the everyday, Scott’s got tried-and-true tips to keep work flowing.
People go to work for money – we all know that. No fairy tales, no magic leaves replacing a paycheck. But people stay because they feel seen. They stay because of recognition, because someone notices their effort and says, “This mattered.” And the latest employee recognition statistics confirm just how powerful that feeling is. Gallup’s findings show that employees who feel genuinely appreciated are up to 40% less likely compared with those who feel invisible.
At The Matrix Conference 2025, David Langley (Engineering Manager), Gaëlle Hunt (Product Designer) and I (Danielle Kirkwood) presented on how Element Web is evolving, bringing the web and desktop version of the Element app in line with the sleek design and usability of Element X on mobile. Watch the whole presentation.
A few years ago, I worked with a SaaS company that had just crossed $10M ARR. Solid product, sticky users, but growing pains everywhere. Their ops team was buried in customer support tickets, churn analytics, and billing errors. The kind of work that matters, but doesn’t result in real business growth. Rather than over-hiring, we brought in a BPO partner to take over three functions: Tier 1 support, invoice QA, and CRM data hygiene.
Now that OpenAI brought Codex, their AI coding agent, into Slack, it’s like having a brand new software engineer on your team. You can have Codex analyze issues, write pull requests, and manage different tasks — all without ever leaving the flow of work.