Three takeaways from the 2022 product insights report We surveyed over 700 product professionals to learn how their teams work—and how they drive impact. These are the highlights.
Three ways to improve your product feedback loop Customer feedback is the heart of the product development lifecycle—here’s how to make sure you’re capturing it all.
3 things we learned about productivity from 300 marketing leaders The way we work with others says a lot about ourselves. We gathered insights from hundreds of senior marketing leaders to understand how they stay productive today—and the struggles they hit along the way.
The retail industry is changing: here’s what to expect in 2021, according to the data COVID-19 has fundamentally shifted the way retail operates. We asked 600+ retailers to share how the year 2020—and the pandemic that defined it—have changed the face of the industry.
5 time-saving scripts to automate your workflow without code Scripts help reduce the number of manual, repetitive tasks in your workflow. These five script templates can help you unlock the power of script-based automations without code.
How to use Airtable integrations: an introduction An integrated software stack isn’t a luxury; it’s a simple, powerful necessity for building efficient workflows. Airtable can connect yours through integrations.
Database vs. spreadsheet: which is better? Databases and spreadsheets are often referred to interchangeably—but they’re far from the same. Picking the right one for your needs requires some context on how (and why) they differ.
6 new apps to streamline your workflow Earlier this year, we launched Marketplace, a place to share and explore Apps built by Airtable’s growing community. Learn more about the six latest apps to join the marketplace, and how you can leverage them in your workflow.
What is no-code operations? No-code operations is an evolving job category and skillset within the world of tech. It takes a systems thinking approach to building impactful internal tools—all without the need for code. For some, it's a project. For others, it could become a full-time job.