Interview with Paul Conneally of LiveTiles
John E. Kaye
News & Features
LiveTiles create workplace tech for companies of all sizes to connect their employees to everything they need at work for a more personal, productive and purposeful experience.
From complex digital workplaces to quick-to-deploy mobile apps, our solutions help connect your people to the very best employee experience.
Paul Conneally is the Director of Global Communications at LiveTiles, and he is talking to Juliette Foster.
You can also check out our article piece with the CEO of Live Tiles, Karl Rendenbach below:
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