Slack Technologies is putting some of its cash pile to work.
Slack, the workplace communication service, announced on Wednesday that it acquired Screenhero, a screen-sharing tool for teams, with plans to incorporate its features.
Screenhero, which was founded in 2013 and had raised $2.6 million in funding, worked to provide a range of collaboration tools, including voice chat, faster screen sharing between individuals and the option to have multiple mouse cursors interacting over various applications. The startup's six-person team will join Slack, and work to integrate and advance those features there. Read more...
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