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26/2/2019

Here are some amazing random cool stuff that I found on the internet this week - just click and enjoy!

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Andrew Everett
This week:

Event Management: Whova is an affordable, mobile-friendly; all-in-one event management platform enables you to seamlessly manage your event from beginning to end within one system. They have various functionalities according to your needs (e.g. logistic management tools, conference management software, attendee and exhibitor engagement solutions).
App Design Software: Mapbox is perfect for presentations to different groups of people who do not know how to analyze a map. It allows you to create custom maps for your project using your own data, styles, and customer interactions that you can then deploy in various settings.
Automate with G Suite: Is it possible to create enterprise apps without hiring a team of developers? The answer is Yes!!! Ultradox for G Suite with combination of form builder, workflow and template engine allows you to merge, send and print documents, generate websites or send out responsive emails as part of your process.
Scheduling Software: 10 to 8 is a free online booking system in over 10 languages that let you reduce no-shows, increase capacity and boost repeat custom. If you are struggling to find a two way synchronization in a scheduling software then you would want to try this software before proceeding with your search.
Compensation Management: Commissionly is the first cloud based sales compensation management web app focused on small to medium business. It lets every employee to check their commision real time and how close they are to meeting their targets. It also has a great CRM feature that comes in quite handy.

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Project Close Checklist

You finally delivered the project and had the go live drinks. The team is now breaking up but there are a few things the project manager needs to do to make sure the project is closed and wrapped up. These are grouped into:

Scope management- did everything get delivered
Risk and issues- what is still outstanding
Financials- did everything get paid ?
Resources- have resources been re assigned ?
Lessons learned
Documentation & archiving

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Drones: The sky is the Limit

30/11/2016

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Last week I attended a symposium hosted by Telstra on the business opportunities of drones. The introduction was from Hugh Bradlow Chief Scientist @ Telstra Ventures.

He identified 3 key areas of growth

Viewing site inspections
Media
Delivery

There are also business opportunities with

Looking at mobile base stations in the sky

Combine with IOT (Internet of Things)
Another way of measuring (vertical not just horizontal)
Increase the yield on crops through better management
Insurance being able to more quickly do claims inspection

Fun fact: $USD 22billion in drone sales in next 5 years, with the biggest in agriculture and construction.

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