Huddle Up – Huddle.net's Official Collaboration Blog

Our latest video tutorial on Huddle’s major features and getting the most from online collaboration focuses on the Tasks tab. This simple guide will show you how to manage projects and track deadlines and milestones in Huddle workspaces -  keeping up to date with your own tasks as well as tracking assignments for your individual [...]

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Everyone is talking about Huddle in the education sector. We’re seeing increasing numbers of educational institutions using Huddle for a variety of reasons, from enabling collaboration between distance learning students, to creating a file sharing and document management portal for collaborative research.
If you would like to know more about how Huddle could help your staff [...]

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This post is not about how to convince your boss for a raise, or how to interview for that higher paying position. This post is to help you analyze and optimize how you spend each hour of your day. Time is a precious non-renewing resource. Furthermore, each second can be monetized into a unit of pleasure, compensation, self-improvement, relaxation, sleep, healing, etc… My goal with this post is to help you analyze how you spend your time so that you can maximize the amount of money you make per hour spent working.

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We all enjoy watching films that feature a good on-screen chemistry between the characters, such as Batman and Robin, Jim Carey and Jeff Daniels (Dumb and Dumber), and Harrison Ford and Sean Connery (Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade). Those are all great movies in their own right, but what are the great on-screen duos [...]

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Assessing collaborative behaviour
How do people communicate with each other in your company? Do they have a chat in the lift? Do you have a lounge area where they can relax and share experiences? Or are they more formal in their communications? Do they set up lots of meetings? Do they pick up the phone constantly [...]

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Huddle (and Huddle’s founders, Alastair Mitchell and Andy McLoughlin) have been nominated for two awards in the TechCrunch Europas, the tech innovation awards honouring the best tech companies and startups across the web and mobile scene from across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
We have been nominated for two awards and you can vote for [...]

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Our latest video tutorial on Huddle’s major features and getting the most from online collaboration focuses on how to set up permissions within the Files area of Huddle workspaces, showing you how to keep folders private to specific groups of users.
If you’re working with multiple teams, clients or suppliers in a single Huddle workspace this [...]

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Coworking spaces have been developed by entrepreneurs, consultants, and freelance artists seeking an alternative to working in coffee shops and cafes, or the isolation of independent or home offices. Coworking spaces offer the appeal of a progressive workspace, blended with a casual cafe like feel, while still offering all of the important things you need to run your business. (high-speed internet, phones, conference rooms)

Here are ten seriously cool coworking spaces from around the world that offer space for less than $500/month. Stop working in isolation, and start coworking!

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When two or more singers collaborate on a song, the general idea is to make a hit – But that’s not always the case! Sometimes musical collaborations just don’t work out, or at the very least feature a weird combination of musical genres that just doesn’t seem to fit. No matter what the case, it’s [...]

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Yesterday BusinessWeek announced their top fifty start ups that you (yes, you) need to know about.  And, wouldn’t you know it, they were kind (or insightful) enough to include Huddle.net on their list!  Some of our favourite global start ups such as Ning, Xobni, Boxee and Spotify were also included so it was a [...]

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