The Simplest Application in the World. From Glasscubes
Glasscubes launches its simple and affordable online collaboration application as the world remains in the grip of a deep economic recession. Combining simple CRM, online collaboration, document management and secure workspaces into one straightforward SaaS solution, the arrival of Glasscubes has been greatly received by it's users so far.
London, UK (PRWeb UK/PRWEB ) October 14, 2009 -- Starting today, manage all of your files, projects and contacts using the simplest and most affordable online tool, from Glasscubes.
Created in 2008, Glasscubes (http://www.glasscubes.com) is now offering its consolidation of easy-to-use tools aimed at improving productivity in the workplace. Comprising secure, branded, online intranet, document management, project management and CRM, collaborators share documents, calendars, tasks, opinions and discussions, while employees can log sales opportunities, track customer issues and easily locate information on any customer or contact.
This user-friendly SaaS package has already been greatly received, "it is hard to find a service that is reasonably priced, easy-to-use and with all the key essentials such as intranet, project management and CRM, but Glasscubes ticks all the boxes", says Ricky Coussins of Coussins Associates, a new Glasscubes client.
Glasscubes was founded at the beginning of the financial crisis when many companies were trying to find ways to remain efficient and productive whilst cutting costs. The key tools that Glasscubes groups together can be used by all businesses, but price-wise and ease-of-use-wise they are aimed at smaller businesses and entrepreneurs who have limited budgets and often no IT-dedicated employee. Glasscubes' goal is to have the simplest product on the market, also if users have questions the team is on-hand to help via email, telephone and twitter.
Swine flu, green concerns and financial strains mean that working from home is becoming increasingly popular across all industries and therefore online services are in demand. Wayne Pope, Managing Director of Glasscubes, says "At Glasscubes we honestly believe that as time moves forward we all need to embrace this more. So to practise what we preach everyone here works from home one day a week - we find it works really well and everyone is happy with the savings in commuting and the change of environment. Glasscubes is central to that as it's so easy to use."
As all Glasscubes' accounts are accessible online (via a password-protected log-in page) the world just got a little bit smaller, allowing collaboration with colleagues, clients, partners and suppliers anywhere in the world simply via an internet connection.
In order to satisfy all companies, no matter their financial restrictions, Glasscubes is available in a selection of low-cost monthly packages, including a free one. What's more, IT skills are not necessary as signing up is quick and easy with support available from a real person. Simple, affordable and enjoyable.
About Glasscubes
Glasscubes is a UK company that was created in the autumn of 2008, at the beginning of the financial crisis, the aim of which has always been to help small and medium businesses be more productive without exploding their budget. Glasscubes does this through their simple online service that brings together branded intranet, document management, project management and simple CRM. To make this affordable to all companies the entry level is free and there are also several low cost monthly packages to choose from.
For more information:
http://www.glasscubes.com
Contact Sophie Le Brozec:
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7873 2275
http://twitter.com/GlassCubes
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