Insights
How teams organise work, and where it keeps going wrong.
Writing that should be worth reading whether or not you ever install anything. If a piece here only makes sense as an argument for buying TeamHub, it has failed and we will rewrite it.
What is being written
Listed rather than hidden, so you can tell us which of these would actually be useful. That is a faster way to get the right piece written than us guessing.
| Planned article | Topic |
|---|---|
| Where does your team’s last decision actually live? Chat is the right place to reach a decision and the worst place to keep one. What it costs to find that out six months later. |
Decision management |
| Why collaboration tools do not automatically create collaboration Buying the tools is the easy half. The part that does not follow from a licence is shared context, and no procurement process asks for it. |
Team organisation |
| What is an internal service catalogue, and why does it matter? Asking for storage, a laptop or a contract review should not start with working out which department owns it. |
Internal services |
| Why status meetings exist when project status is not visible A weekly hour spent collecting numbers that could have been on a page is an expensive way to read them, and the news is always a week old. |
Project visibility |
| What a team workspace adds to Nextcloud Nextcloud Teams says who belongs. This is the list of things that still need somewhere to live afterwards. |
Nextcloud strategy |
| Project teams and service teams are not the same shape One has an end date and a budget. The other has a queue and a response time. Organising both the same way makes both worse. |
Team organisation |
Release notes are somewhere else
What shipped in each version belongs with the product rather than here, so it lives in Resources alongside the changelog. An article that is a release note wearing a hat is not an article.
Which of these would be useful to you?
Tell us the question you actually need answered and it will usually get written before the rest of the list.