
#7 - Connecting Coffee to the Internet
04/10/16 • 5 min
This week’s Envoy office hack turns a common everyday annoyance into an everyday convenience. Data streaming company Pub Nub found a way to hack a common kitchen scale to monitor coffee in the workplace coffee pot. See photos and read more about this hack (including how to do it yourself!) at http://bit.ly/PubNubCoffee.
This week’s Envoy office hack turns a common everyday annoyance into an everyday convenience. Data streaming company Pub Nub found a way to hack a common kitchen scale to monitor coffee in the workplace coffee pot. See photos and read more about this hack (including how to do it yourself!) at http://bit.ly/PubNubCoffee.
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This week’s Envoy office hack is about the evolution of a company’s culture alongside the evolution of a stuffed goat. San Francisco-based Mode Analytics features a full-sized mountain goat in its reception area. And it may surprise you to hear what kind of impact a mounted beast can have on a growing company. See photos of Marshawn the goat, and read more about this office hack at http://bit.ly/OfficeGoat
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