Ian joined in 2018, at the point when Evernote was ‘stuck’ deep at the roots. However, Evernote’s growth began to slow and became surrounded by challenges. The Evernote web service launched into open beta in 2008, and reached a phenomenal 11 million users by 2011. Plus read on to hear Ian’s message to us fans. Also as many devotees to the software want to know – Is Evernote worth sticking with? – Does Evernote have the ability to become the new thinking platform? How does Evernote compare to the new kids on the block, that many of us wish it to be? We also get a heads up on what’s in store. We believe the interviews and this blog will shed new light on your perception of Evernote and give you a better understanding of their journey. So what better than the chance to ask our questions directly to Ian. Thus, inevitably questions, as well as frustrations were sparked with previous Evernote updates. Many members of the community love the app. The capabilities of Evernote make it a firm favorite for Tom. How Evernote has learned from its mistakes and what could have been avoided.The challenges of making changes to Evernote whilst having a devoted and massive following.What it’s like having created software that was designed Pre-iPad and Smartphones.This blog post shares key points from the conversations Tom’s had with CEO Ian Small over the past few years, where they dived into: Evernote has been around for a long time now, and as many of their hardcore users know, they are part of a strong loyal following, but they have also experienced and had to weather Evernote’s very bumpy journey. We’ve also been granted a behind-the-scenes look into how such a huge software company operates. We’ve been lucky to hear from the main man himself.

The Paperless Movement® has been lucky enough to speak a few times over the years with Ian Small, CEO of Evernote.

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