So, what are the added value and/or differences in comparison with existing tools?

• How does it compare to Slack, Jabber, Hipchat & other tools used for instant messaging?
• How does it compare to JIRA, Crucible, FishEye & other tools for developer collaboration?
• How does it compare to Github, Gitlab, Bitbucket & other tools for version control?
• How does it compare to Alfresco, Nuxeo, Sharepoint & other tools for asset management?
• ...

Which of these tools is SO Channels supposed to compete with and how?

Basically, what would SO Channels have to offer to developers working in a company that already use multiple tools for discussing, reviewing and committing code, for documenting whatever, for logging issues, for tracking users stories, etc?

So, what are the added value and/or differences in comparison with existing tools?

• How does it compare to Slack, Jabber, Hipchat & other tools used for instant messaging?
• How does it compare to Confluence, Gollum, Crowdbase & other tools for knowledge management?
• How does it compare to JIRA, Crucible, FishEye & other tools for developer collaboration?
• How does it compare to Github, Gitlab, Bitbucket & other tools for version control?
• How does it compare to Alfresco, Nuxeo, Sharepoint & other tools for asset management?
• ...

Which of these tools is SO Channels supposed to compete with and how?

Basically, what would SO Channels have to offer to developers working in a company that already use multiple tools for documenting, discussing, reviewing and committing code, for documenting whatever, for logging issues, for tracking users stories, etc?

So, what are the added value and/or differences in comparison with existing collaboration tools?

• How does it compare to Slack, Jabber, Hipchat and other tools used for live interaction?
• How does it compare to JIRA, Crucible, FishEye and other tools for developer collaboration?
• How does it compare to Github, Gitlab or Bitbucket and other tools for version control?
• ...

Basically, what would SO channels have to offer to developers working in a company that already use multiple tools for discussing, reviewing and committing code, for logging issues, for tracking users stories, etc?

Which of these tools is SO channels supposed to compete with and how?

So, what are the added value and/or differences in comparison with existing tools?

• How does it compare to Slack, Jabber, Hipchat & other tools used for instant messaging?
• How does it compare to JIRA, Crucible, FishEye & other tools for developer collaboration?
• How does it compare to Github, Gitlab, Bitbucket & other tools for version control?
• How does it compare to Alfresco, Nuxeo, Sharepoint & other tools for asset management?
• ...

Which of these tools is SO Channels supposed to compete with and how?

Basically, what would SO Channels have to offer to developers working in a company that already use multiple tools for discussing, reviewing and committing code, for documenting whatever, for logging issues, for tracking users stories, etc?