Boardroom is a dating app for professionals that helps them find their soulmate. The app is described as “Tinder” for those who work and its latest launch attracted the attention of business media and the tech industry. I spoke to Wisani Shilumani co-founder of the app, and Serisha Barat, a frequent startup Entrepreneur.
Depending on the technology that powers it, a digital boardroom acts as a central communication documents, storage and meeting platform for boards. It makes board decision-making easier and makes meetings more efficient. Digital tools, like annotation tools, allow directors to quickly organize and summarize notes before the board meeting. Engagement analytics offer insight into which areas of the document receive the most attention and ensure that directors are focused on the most important issues in discussions.
A major challenge that boards face is finding a way to motivate and help their members. The majority of directors struggle to devote the time and energy required to their boards, regardless of whether they’re managing work, childcare or other commitments on the board. It could take a long time to get board documents if they don’t follow a smooth procedure. If there are any modifications or additions, members could wait even longer.
A board management system designed to produce outcomes is a must for optimizing the board’s work. Digital boardrooms provide an incredibly secure and centralized platform for all meeting materials, including agendas, minutes, and more. It eliminates the necessity for board members to rely on email which can be unclear and unreliable. You can be assured that all board members receive the latest versions of meeting materials and will be prepared to take part in discussions.