The budding workplace collaboration platform has been busy over the last several months with introducing new features taking on both traditional email as well as other cloud-based chat services.
HP stipulated in Tuesday's report that the fourth quarter results include HP Enterprise businesses despite the split.
After a few weeks in secretive, invite-only mode, Dropbox also removed the shroud from its new document viewer app Paper.
Google is also tightening up links within its own portfolio, highlighting apps also supported on Android and Google Play for Work.
While a simple feature at first glance, Slack's latest addition could theoretically replace mass emails in offering an alternative to the pesky reply-all situation.
Cisco's chairman also lamented the United States is woefully behind -- in both the private and public sectors -- in upgrading digital infrastructures.
Evernote announced a number of operating cutbacks on Tuesday, just a few months after the productivity software maker underwent a CEO shuffle.
Wall Street was looking for earnings of 44 cents per share with $494.65 million in revenue.
Facebook and Dropbox aren't alone in striving to strengthen their presence in schools.
After signing more than 500 new customers last quarter, Splunk also posted a much stronger outlook for Q3 sales.