New Show Hacker News story: Show HN: Colloq – async business decision making

Show HN: Colloq – async business decision making
2 by fnikacevic | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Hey Everyone, This is Filip from Colloq. My co-founder Viktor and I came together a few months ago based on our experience with the chaos of decision making at large or growing companies. We are building a source of truth for decision making and are launching our free beta today. From our past companies and from the 200+ businesses we've talked to, there is a theme of decisions taking a long time, confusion over roles/authority, and questions over what was decided in the end. We have a vision of centralized, structured, and asynchronous decision making for all teams. For even more background check out the PH post: https://ift.tt/RxTsNA8 Any feedback is more than welcome!

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