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Bored on Slack

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Bored on Slack is a technology in WhisperGraph's PredictLeads-derived TECHNOLOGY corpus, categorized under communication and collaboration, with a published adopter count of 9 hostnames.

Profile

Broader grouping
communication and collaboration
Published adopter count
9

Bored on Slack is a productivity bot integrated within Slack that offers various fun social games such as trivia, icebreakers, and roasting. It is designed to promote engagement and interaction among team members by providing entertainment directly within the workspace environment. The tool is accessible for free and aims to enhance team collaboration through gamified social activities.

Vendor site: https://www.supergaming.com/bored

Sample adopters

9 hostnames WhisperGraph observed running Bored on Slack, a sample of the 9 published adopters.

Hosting concentration

The networks announcing the IP addresses of a sample of 9 Bored on Slack adopters, not of all 9 published adopters. A hostname counts once per network.

Related pages

Pivot from Bored on Slack into its category and the vendor behind it.

Queries

Resolves the slug's technology-name candidate(s) and projects the winner's fields.


MATCH (t:TECHNOLOGY)
WHERE t.name =~ $pattern
WITH t ORDER BY t.adopterCount DESC, t.name ASC
WITH collect(t)[0] AS winner, count(t) AS candidates
RETURN winner.name AS name,
       winner.description AS description,
       winner.category AS category,
       winner.parentCategories AS parentCategories,
       winner.adopterCount AS adopterCount,
       winner.url AS url,
       winner.vendorApex AS vendorApex,
       candidates
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Reads a 20-host adopter sample and the ASNs announcing its IP addresses.


MATCH (:TECHNOLOGY {name: $name})<-[:RUNS_TECHNOLOGY]-(h:HOSTNAME)
WITH h LIMIT 20
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[:RESOLVES_TO]->(:IPV4)-[:ANNOUNCED_BY]->(ap:ANNOUNCED_PREFIX)
OPTIONAL MATCH (a:ASN)-[:ROUTES]->(ap) WHERE a.name IS NOT NULL
RETURN h.name AS host, a.name AS asn
LIMIT 200
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