Once again, we've teamed up with ProductPlan and Pivotal Tracker to bring data-driven expertise to conversations around product management best practices. This time, Notion's co-founder and CEO, Dave Shanley, joined Jim Semick from ProductPlan and Dan Podsedly from Pivotal Tracker to discuss how to optimize communication at every stage of the product development lifecycle. Watch the webinar below.
Notion recently joined forces with ProductPlan and Pivotal Tracker to form The Product Stack, a coalition of product manager allies, focused on helping you plan, execute, and measure your way to customer-centric products. Our goal is to cultivate helpful, spirited, and educational discussions around how to run successful product teams, where team members thrive and build products customers love.
Team Intelligence software company Notion today released a new batch of SaaS integrations to unlock more, valuable, little data for strategic product, engineering, and customer success teams. Building on success of their Atlassian JIRA Software, Pivotal Tracker, and Zendesk integrations, Notion now has the ability to connect with Intercom, Mixpanel, Github, Bitbucket, Mailchimp, and Mailgun.
Notion, the leader in team intelligence software, today unveiled its Atlassian JIRA Software and JIRA Service Desk data connectors. Notion replaces spreadsheets with beautiful dashboards, live reports, and automated reminders so your whole team can use and share the data they need without technical expertise or a lengthy set-up process. This simple, no-coding-required solution lets you collaborate on data from the many tools you use each day, as well as from Google Sheets, manual workflow, and now JIRA Software and JIRA Service Desk.
Eat, drink and tech talk your way through Portland tech offices during the 5th Annual TechCrawl!
The myth of the entrepreneur, thanks to TV, movies and the inordinate number of books offering startup secrets, is strong.
The reality is, it’s hard. And failure is common.
Monday evening, more than 100 people gathered at the New Relic office in downtown Portland to talk about the difficulties in startups. The event featured a panel with Oregon Angel Fund’s Jon Maroney, who was also the co-founder of mobile developer FreeRange, and Dave Shanley, co-founder of the data startup Notion and co-founder of mobile app maker CrowdCompass.
Staying competitive is a challenge all companies must face, so making faster and better business decisions is key.
Portland startup Notion has secured $3 million from investors in a round led by the Oregon Angel Fund.
The company makes an analytics tool designed for cross functional teams within companies. The tool is meant to easily help teams source and report key performance information from across functions.Enlarge
The company launched about a year ago. Earlier this year, it opened its product to the general public after ending 2015 with a group of companies in a private beta.
Our cover story this week looks at seven hot Portland startups likely to rise to the next level, but by no means do they represent the entirety of the city’s tech pipeline. As I’ve talked to people over the last year, those seven companies were clearly the ones showing up in conversations consistently.
Oregon's tech sector hit the road this week, crossing the Atlantic to make connections with Irish counterparts in an effort to build ties and bring more innovation back home.
A 12-person delegation led by Business Oregon, the state's economic development agency, is attending investment and web conferences in Dublin this week and taking a field trip to Intel's facilities nearby.