How Tranter’s Creek Resort and Campground reimagined property management At first glance, Tranter’s Creek Resort and Campground (TCRC) in North Carolina might look like any other hospitality site, yet the 35-acre campground resort recently made a drastic shift by replacing an outdated booking software with a new and proprietary tool.
Exploring the power of process with Cut.com's Chief Strategy Officer Chris Rudy, Chief Strategy Officer of Cut.com, a distributed media brand, explores the importance of staying organized in production, and how Airtable helps him achieve just that.
More music, less noise: how Boiler Room reaches music fans worldwide A music streaming platform that reaches upwards of 283 million people a month, Boiler Room strives to bring a unique and valuable experience to artists and fans alike.
From e-commerce grocery to retail pop-ups, Hungryroot delivers on its promise Hungryroot is a personalized grocery service focused on providing healthy meal options. It’s a young and growing business and the team uses Airtable to accomplish a variety of jobs.
API content series: Frame.ai's fully integrated conversation analysis tool Frame.ai aggregates customer feedback across various tools to find actionable nuggets. This is in part done by bolting their product onto Airtable and Slack.
Design thinking first: how Frame.io runs their content production In today’s entrepreneurial culture, good design is of paramount importance. Design thinking is based on the idea that form and functionality aren’t so different, and good design is at the heart of a frustration-free experience.
On-the-go organization: Startup Grind's ever-evolving events planning system Startup Grind isn't just an online community. The global collective of entrepreneurs has spread to over 600 chapters around the globe, and members meet regularly at local meetups.
They've got just the ticket: how New York City Ballet manages their marketing pipeline New York City Ballet continues to push creative boundaries, staging more than 60 ballets a year at Lincoln Center, many of which are new commissions.
How the Mingei Museum moved 26,000 pieces of art (without a hitch) Faced with the monumental task of relocating their entire catalog, The Mingei International Museum took a tech-centric approach.