Pretty sure Slack has saved me like 200+ emails today.
— Jud Mackrill (@JudMackrill) June 8, 2015
"We use it a lot," said Alex Murguia, a managing principal and the chief compliance officer of McLean Asset Management in McLean, Va., referring to Slack. "We use it quite a bit in replacement for inbox clutter. It is so much more than that, though."
That's because instead of sending an email and having to click the "CC" button to include the entire firm, everyone can be on the same page at the same time through a Slack group chat. Mr. Murguia said being able to communicate internally with coworkers encourages a greater level of teamwork. He does not use Wealthbox.
"You can pretty much do away with those emails," Mr. Murguia said. "It helps the whole team stay in the loop a lot more."
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