YAROOMS Blog - page 8
Insights on smart offices, future of workplace and meetings in general
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- Meeting room management
Why you shouldn't host business meetings at Starbucks
We have nothing against Starbucks. Their coffee is pretty good, the ambiance is fine, everything looks stunning - it’s the perfect place to take a date or have a business lunch.
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- Meeting room booking system
- Software updates
Merging Rooms In YAROOMS
Listen to your customers - that’s one mantra we’ll never forget. Read on to find out what our engineers have been up to, thanks to your input
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- Meeting room booking system
- Meeting room management
- Office & Project management
Do You Really Need Room Scheduling Software?
More often than not, small companies won’t need any kind of room scheduling software. They don’t have that many rooms to begin with, so something like YAROOMS seems unnecessary. The keyword here is, of course, “seems”. Ready to dig in? Good. We prepared a use case for you, to make things a bit easier to digest.
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Booking A Meeting Room? Get Your Smalltalk Ready!
Almost nobody enjoys meetings. At least not for long or not when extremely important matters are discussed – they always carry the risk of raining down fire and brimstone on a potential deal. You can change that.
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- Meeting room management
5 questions to ask yourself before scheduling a meeting
Preparing for difficult negotiations ensures a positive attitude and the best outcome possible. Read on to find out what should happen before the meeting starts.
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- Meeting room management
Batnaman Wins
Whenever someone tells you that “the road to hell is paved with good intentions”, remind them that those good intentions helped pave a road. Read on to see what adopting a win-win negotiation strategy can do for your business.
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- Meeting room management
Pricing YAROOMS
I am coming back with details on the new pricing model, as promised in my last blog post. 3 years ago when we first launched the paid YAROOMS application. At that time, the application was free for almost a year while it was in beta and we were researching the market.
