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They traveled halfway around the world to Silicon Valley – and they say you should too
These Japanese entrepreneurs made the move to Silicon Valley for money, people, and to be at the source of startup culture.
He could have been huge in Japan, but wanted to play in the big leagues of Silicon Valley
Toshi Yamamoto’s team chat app ChatWork is dominating Japan, but it’s been a long race. Now he is looking to enter the US market.
Less nerdy take on Slack snaps up $12.8m series B funding
If Slack is the go-to team chat app for startups and techies, ChatWork is gunning to be the leader for regular businesses.
ChatWork, a year older than Slack, raises $2.5M for team chat and collaboration tool
Popular in Japan and elsewhere in Asia, ChatWork was an early mover in the enterprise social network space. It focuses on SMEs rather than tech-savvy startups.
ChatWork’s 150,000 Users Sent More than 71 Million Messages So Far
Japan-based communication platform for businesses, ChatWork, turns two years old today. It is a cloud-based solution for people to collaboratively do task and file management in a way that’s compatible
Japan’s Business Collaboration Tool ChatWork Has 110,000 Users, Eyes Southeast Asia
Japan’s ChatWork is an easy-to-use business communication and collaboration platform. The functions are simple, allowing businesses to set up private chat discussion groups which can be accessed via PC and
ChatWork, a business communication app from Japan with 100,000 users, now eyeing Asia
ChatWork has plenty of fans in Japan. With 100,000 signups, it is used in the country by companies and organizations like Zoho, Kyoto University, and Kuai Hospital.
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