How Netflix, Atlantic Records, and Meredith stay ahead of an evolving industry In today’s rapidly evolving media and entertainment landscape, there’s only one true constant: people want more.
Agency-in-a-box: using Airtable to manage your content, contractors, and clients Running an agency that creates customized, bespoke content for sophisticated knowledge producers requires a sophisticated group of people and processes on the back end—which is where Airtable comes in.
How Koru Kids is solving the hard problems of childcare After having her first child, Rachel Carrell saw that new parents practically needed to become project managers in order to get quality childcare options. From her experiences, she founded Koru Kids, an end-to-end, high-quality childcare solution.
Promoting connectivity: Inside Envested's mission to engage the workforce It's intuitive that a work environment where employees feel connection and loyalty towards their colleagues is less likely to see turnover.
Building communities: how Sjaak Kuil manages online and offline esports tournaments Sjaak Kuil runs esports events on- and offline—including a massive gaming festival—and uses Airtable to make it all happen.
Where education meets esports: organizing the inaugural College Esports Expo At the College Esports Expo, hosted by Emerson College, students, school administrators, and esports professionals build partnerships for an emerging industry.
Connecting people with events: how cred scaled their business with a single database cred, a specialized agency focused entirely on events, uses Airtable to connect passionate speakers with the best speaking opportunities for building their brands.
Comprehensive product management: how HubSpot Academy is saving 30 hours of work a week HubSpot Academy is a global platform for marketing and sales professionals to gain certifications in their industries, from inbound marketing certifications to SEO expertise–with hundreds of people completing certifications each day.
Maximizing efficiency: How TIME works smarter, not harder A team of 15 producers, editors, and shooters are responsible for creating all of TIME's video assets—from one-minute news clips to feature-length documentaries.