what is it about lua that fits their needs?el: the biggest workflow has been communication in the field, especially as it has evolved to better technology in the field. that is a group we are not allowed to go too much into, but another great example is united airlines. they are a group we have been working with, helping with airport efficiency across the country has begun to improve the travel industry. emily: you have companies like spotify that uses both lua and slack. why is that? michael: that begins to show where we stand out in the work place. we have had a relationship with spotify for some time now. as slack was introduced into the engineering team, the rest of the organization began to take a look at it, and the comments around slack or for the sales side, and the business side, and operations and marketing side, it was too noisy and designed for the desktop worker first. we have been able to scale with them initially at a festival this summer and have continued to grow that relationship since then. emily: the holy gr

like: you have companies spotify that uses both lua and slack.hael: as it was introduced into the engineering team, the comments around it was for the sale side and marketing side, it was too noisy and designed for the desktop worker first. we have been able to scale with them and continue to grow that relationship. emily: the holy grail of enterprise mutation has been increasing activity, getting rid of e-mail pileups. what is missing in corporate communications right now? how do we become more efficient more efficient? michael: i think it's about how you use the communication tools. managementhin an suite. without being smart about the way you can indicate, big feature is not just the messaging but the international conference calling, the ability get 10 orne click and 20 people on the phone allows you to have less meetings. the small inefficiencies are with many e-mails going around. shaving seconds across the workflow to matter if you are at a hotel or work in a financial institution, we use our mobile devices more than anything. emily: do yo