Senior management face a perennial problem in encouraging staff across different functions / teams to stay aligned, particularly across staff who might not normally meet each other in their everyday role.

Coffee Who is an app encourages face to face meetings which enable staff to build strong relationships with each other, share knowledge and solve problems. Regular face to face meetings lead to a better company with stronger teamwork and improved morale.

Around 72 hours of video is uploaded to YouTube every minute. It would take you approximately 6400 years to watch all those millions of videos. So good luck trying to find something worth watching on your lunch break.

Devour is here to help. Using a scientifically technologically artificially intelligently awesomely robotically humanly system (we hand-pick every video on the site), Devour sifts out the best videos and posts the well-curated collection every weekday. Fewer cute kittens, fewer nutshots, fewer laughing babies, and lots more awesome.

Recruitment and daily staff management for companies and organizations of all sizes is now easier and more accurate with Talent Chaser, the first and only evidence-based recruitment method. The fully scalable software assists with the recruitment of personnel as well as the day-to-day management of staff – two functions which have traditionally operated independently from one another. Unlike other recruitment and staff management software solutions, only Talent Chaser helps companies and organizations manage change more efficiently by using hard evidence to identify, execute and support human resource decisions.

Talent Chaser utilizes a 20-Minute Multiple-Choice Performance Profile Questionnaire to identify behavioral tendencies within an organization and compare them with actual Performance Ratings for specific job positions in the solution’s Performance Appraisal Module. This online exam delivers role-specific comparisons which are then used to screen job applicants.

Airtime is the best frictionless video platform for launching instant video conversations with random people who happen to have some shared interests.

That may sound scary, but it’s actually kind of fun.

This lightweight, powerful tool for social discovery based on shared Facebook’s interest graph and Facebook friends has relatively rich store of tools for enhancing your video conversations and controlling who you end up meeting.

To get started you simply visit Airtime.com, sign into Facebook and authorize Airtime to see your Facebook contacts, likes, subscriptions, and so on. Airtime uses that information to connect you with like-minded people — or at least those who share a least one of your interests (an “interest” can be defined as something about you, like your birth date or where you work or went to school — as long as you’ve made those details visible on Facebook).

Not Just Chatroulette: Hands-On With Airtime [Mashable]

Vyclone’s special features are positioning it to become the video sharing site within the music category. The iOS app, which was released in May, was conceived as a way for music fans to share and compile footage from live performances. Smartphone videographers can upload up to one minute of footage to Vyclone’s server, where it’s then added to a pool of other users’ relevant videos. All video contributions can then be edited together into a short film, which can be both viewed within the app and shared on YouTube.

Video Days [Cassandra Daily]

Picle, an iOS app introduced in March by digital agency Made by Many, lets smartphone photographers simultaneously record a few seconds of ambient sound as they take a photo.

The resultant audio/visual moments, known as Picles, reside somewhere between the photo and video as a unique medium that perhaps most closely resembles a multimedia children’s storybook.

Picles can be shared individually or stitched together into longer stories—which sounds like a better way to show off vacation photos than yet another Facebook album.

Tall Tales [Cassandra daily]

Hoppit is your personal concierge with an extensive knowledge of the world around you. As the world’s first ambience search engine, it’s the web’s simplest way to curate the world around you.

Hoppit provides highly curated recommendations for restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and lounges based on your taste preferences. It finds the perfect ambience for any occasion. Hoppit’s tailored recommendations, built on the Place Genome Platform, begin populating with a single click of a Hoppit “Vibe”, a specific atmosphere style. Another click brings the user a full atmosphere breakdown, pictures, reviews and other details.

For those who prefer art house films to box office blow-ups, Flixel may be more to their liking. Recognizing that the technical expertise that Beck and Burg pour into their category-defining works is not attainable by the everyman, Flixel co-founder Mark Homza wanted to introduce a systemized way for people to add discreet animations to their photos.

The resulting “living photo” app, which hit the iTunes store in March, captures video frames from still images, after which users simply swipe their digits over the area to which they want to add movement.

Cinemagraph apps bring photos to life [Cassandra Daily]

Embedle is a app where you can embed your tweets into the webpages you share on twitter. Your followers can join your tweet conversation directly while viewing that page, thus increasing interaction with your followers. It’s also an easy way to tweet longer and schedule unlimited tweets for free.

After the recent update, Qwaya has become one of the most interesting Facebook marketing tools on the market.  It allows you to schedule your campaigns, edit several ads at once through the bulk-editing function and automatically make ads that are tested against each other.

For small or mid-sized businesses, Qwaya saves a lot of time and effort.

The real benefit, though, comes with the reporting. After a campaign is over you can measure sales, signups, clicks and conversion – everything presented in neat graphs.

When analyzing these stats, you’ll know where to improve your ads for higher performance.

A Chinese website has come up with a way for worried parents to tackle the problem of marriage: a dating site for babies! The infant matchmaking service was started by Chinese childcare site Baby Tree. Using the website, parents may create a Fisher-Price My First SNS Profile, complete with a profile picture. Once they think they have found the perfect match, they can “throw a wedding” online.

Of course, most parents who are participating in the Baby Tree dating site are very aware that their kids are probably not going to end up with the kids they have chosen. Rather, they just feel like it is a great way to meet other parents and ensure that their kids have some friends early on in life.

Chinese Childcare website Baby Tree creates dating site for babies [Gizmodiva]