Last week I had the privilege of speaking at Slack’s yearly conference about some of the fun stuff I’ve been working on at Hearst.

“Dashboards are where data goes to die” via @Hearst head of #Slack #SlackFrontiers @SlackHQ – leverage #custombot #newtools #efficiency #innovation pic.twitter.com/PpQzvS4dmH

— Hope Frank (@HopeFrank) April 24, 2019

There’s such great energy and momentum around Slack and the community of users and developers. It really feels like we’re in the infancy of redefining “work”.

“Dashboards are where data goes to die” is a bold statement. So I’ve been walking the walk, getting my hands dirty with graph databases and conversational UX. Excited to see where this leads…