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Global product management, Prime Minister in cloud city development
For companies that need to scale people there are several components to take into account; 1. prove you're so helpful organization to them as they are for you. 2. Do meaningful work and start an initiative that people want to be part of. 3. Appreciate the people themselves and the immense power that your company can grow up to be.
Stephanie Geerlings, Builder, hacker, entrepreneur, product manager and Minister for cloud city development, has grown from $ 3 k-3 m + and teams from 3-50. She has built a software, hardware, large steel machine sculptures and has done 3D, print and Web design and branding for Fortune 500s.
Stephanie values are the basis of how it works. She is too honest, cares about design and believes in people. "Our job is to solve problems. Problems get solved — by thinking through and implementation of best practice in a flexible way. Not all customer requirements are the same. We design and engineer a solution. "
Stephanie Geerlings joins global product management, talk host, Cindy f. Solomon, on Monday 12 August 2013 at simultaneous times from 10: 00 a.m. Pacific time, 11: 00 AM MST-Denver, 12: 00 noon CST Chicago, 1: 00 PM EST Boston.
For Stephanie Geerlings
Stephanie Geerlings, Builder, hacker, entrepreneur, product manager and Minister for cloud city development, has worked in technology & design for 10 years and believes that good engineering and design must be done with artistic and scientific methods. It strives to be a whole mind, cooperative and flexible. She knows how to respect viewpoints, communication with different stakeholders and execute the exhilarating and mundane tasks. Stephanie has grown from $ 3 k-3 m + and teams from 3-50.
She has built a software, hardware, large steel machine sculptures and has done 3D, print and Web design and branding for Fortune 500s. Because of her background of various fast-moving projects, it uses to claim that startup life is the easiest it has ever experienced. Stephanie values are the basis of how it works.
She is too honest, cares about design and believes in people. "Our job is to solve problems. Problems get solved — by thinking through and implementation of best practice in a flexible way. Not all customers requirements are the same. We design and engineer a solution. "
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The Importance Of Software Tools In Software Development
Software development undergoes through various stages and each stage must be complete with great care to avoid any kind of bug or quality issue. While manually some stages can be completed effectively without any issues there are some stages that requires automation and certain Software Tools are thus implemented to add pace and ensure the successful completion of the stage. Some of the widely recommended such tools include requirement management, test management, project management, use case management and more such tools.
Testing tools is one of the most important Software Tools required in any kind of software development. Testing is one of the most important aspects of software development that requires conducting repeated tests with same or slightly changed data repeatedly. Though some tests can be performed manually, others might not to be possible because it would be monotonous that would only contribute in enhancing the risk of bad quality software. With the help of test management tools a software project can be managed much more carefully and that too within a short period of time. Through these tools testers can create test cases based on use case scenarios, create test scenarios based formal models like Decision Tables and State Models, maintain pass/fail status on test case level, the test set level as well as the requirement level.
Project management is another tool which is invincible for any software project. Managing project activities successfully is very important as it ensures that deadline is met without any kind of bug or quality issue. A quality project management tool must have the feature like allocating and managing project resources, roles, responsibilities as well as accessing rights, creating and managing project task for both development and testing on project and requirement level, create and maintain action item lists for both development and testing effort, creating and maintaining project timeline for all project tasks for development and testing etc.
These are the just two types of common Software Tools required for any kinds of software development and the list is quite long. However, it is also important to ensure that tools are selected properly and thoroughly so that each of them provides the desired service. Understanding the features as well as the functionality of the tools combined with organizational requirement ensures a successful tool selection. Opting for trial versions is also a great way to select the right tools as the organization can understand how much the tool is worth investment along with thorough understanding of the requirement.
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Ministry of Culture and Tourism Support Stadium Design and Development Istanbul
Ministry of Culture and Tourism Turkey have recently confirmed their support of IQPC’s Stadium Design and Development Istanbul due to take place between 29 and 30 April 2013 at the Sheraton Maslak Istanbul. This summit will provide a beneficial forum for stadium and sporting venue stakeholders and international members of the stadium design industry from across the value chain as the country moves closer to a decision on whether they will host the 2020 Olympic Games.
The confirmed support of the event from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism further highlights their passion to encourage the development of sporting tournaments and venues in Istanbul to facilitate tourism and cultural growth. The event will feature a keynote presentation from Turkish Football Federation’s Cenk Cem, Manager of Stadium and Security, who will discuss the challenges and achievements of the Federation as the bidding process for the 2020 UEFA European Football Championship continues.
The summit will feature many other key local and international presentations revealing the latest developments and technical challenges related to projects within the stadium planning, design and construction sector including Turkish Green Building Council, Investment Support and Promotion Agency of Turkey, Organising Committee of the London 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games and Organising Committee of the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games and Paralympic Winter Games.
Ashley Phillips, Conference Director stated, ‘We are extremely pleased to welcome the World Stadium brand to Istanbul. Istanbul is one of the final candidate cities bidding to host the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games in 2020. With two days of in-depth presentations and interactive discussions, this event is uniquely positioned to provide attendees with the perfect opportunity to discuss the journey so far and plans for future development in Istanbul and find out about updates in regulation, technology and stadium management in the country.’ For more details, visit www.stadium-turkey.com
ABOUT IQPC:
IQPC is a global company specialised in creating, managing and operating high quality exhibitions, conferences and seminars, since 1973. Working in partnership with government, private organisations and corporate bodies, we pride ourselves on offering world-class exhibition and conference solutions. We have received accolades for the high quality of our events. IQPC now has offices in major cities across six continents including: Doha, Riyadh, Bengalaru, Berlin, Dubai, Johannesburg, London, Muscat, New York, Sao Paulo, Singapore, Stockholm, Sydney and Toronto. Each year IQPC offers approximately 2,000 worldwide exhibitions, conferences, seminars and related learning programmes.
Channel Development and Management in the Software Industry
Using a channel of independent companies to resell, implement and/or service customers has long been a tradition in the history of the software industry. For some software companies the channel has been a major contributor to global success, but for most software companies making it work is a depressing and constant struggle. The objective of the workshop “Channel Development and Management in the Software Industry” is to give software executives an opportunity to review and discuss the issues related to growing local and global market share through a channel of resellers and value added partners.
"We have packed the Channel Development and Management workshop with case stories and practical advice,” says Hans Peter Bech, CEO of TBK Consult and co-instructor. “We are using elements from Osterwalder's Business Model Generation approach to analyse the impact on using a channel on all the other areas of a software business. Our approach is based on the Business Value Proposition for the channel partner and we provide software executives with the tools to apply this approach to their individual situations.”
The workshop introduces The Partner P&L Model, which depicts the business as seen from the partner's viewpoint. The workshop will review which elements to include in the P&L model and how the P&L model is used in the partner recruitment and account management processes. The first workshop, which will be held in Milan, Italy on May 8th 2013, is already fully booked. Interested software executives can join the waiting list. Gianmaria Odello and Hans Peter Bech who both have more than 30 years of experience with building and managing international channels in the software industry facilitate the workshop, which is delivered by TBK Academy®.
Stadium Design and Development Istanbul Kicks Off in Turkey
The Stadium Design and Development Istanbul conference kicked off yesterday at the Sheraton Maslak Istanbul, with various leading local and international experts discussing best practice in stadium design and developments across Turkey as well as other regions. The event served as a breeding ground for fresh ideas and new solutions to boost the stadium design and development industry, as Istanbul moves closer to a decision on whether it will host the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Chaired by Ruben Reddy of Ruben Reddy Architects, the event kicked off with a joint presentation on "Discovering the investment environment of Turkey and opportunities for national and international companies". The session provided great insights for international delegates interested in working in Turkey. It was led by Dr. Cem Unal, Managing Partner of McBDC Partners, and included a key presentation from Ahmet Cuneyt Selcuk, Chief Project Director, Investment Support and Promotion Agency of Turkey.
Ahmed presented on the strength of Turkey for international companies. In his presentation he commented ‘There are various reasons for global companies to invest in Turkey – the domestic market is strong with GDP US$786 billions and has grown 5% annually over last ten years. Turkey’s 2012 exports reached an all time high of US$152.6 billion.’ This was followed by a presentation from Dr Cem on the global sports market highlighting Turkey and its achievements. He noted that ‘The number of sportsman in Turkey is increasing year-by-year, and this was reflected as Istanbul was recently selected as the European Sports Capital.’
The session was followed by a presentation by Orhan Gorbon, CEO of Gorbon Sports Management International, covering the past and future of stadium developments in Turkey with a perspective on mega events. The day ended with a presentation by Slobodan Delic, Director Venue Technology Management and Result Services from the Sochi 2014 Organising Committee of the XXII Olympic Winter Games and XI Paralympic Winter Games, as the country prepares to host these major games next year. This presentation discussed modifying legacy venues into fully operational facilities for major sport events, ensuring that venues are built with future generations in mind. This is a a hot topic for Istanbul if it is successful in its 2020 bid.
The summit will continue tomorrow with various presentations and discussions including insights from Kemal Dincer, General Manager, Fenerbahçe Basketball Operations; Ihsan Necipoglu, General Manager Turkey & Central Asia, Dow; J Parrish, Director, AECOM Global Sports Europe; Nazmi Durbakaym, President of Board, INDER (Constructors Association of Istanbul); Pawel Janawa, Business Development Engineer, Forum Seating and Erdem Soyal, Senior Business Development Manager Arena Solutions, Philips Lighting.
Ashley Phillips, Conference Director, adds ‘With two days of in-depth presentations and interactive discussions from Istanbul and across the globe, this event provides attendees with the perfect opportunity to discuss the latest advancements in stadium design and development, the most cutting-edge technology available to enhance fan and athlete experience, and the recent updates in regulation, technology and stadium management. It is great to see the various host countries such as Turkey, United Kingdom, South Africa and Russia coming together to discuss solutions for challenges faced by the industry.’
For more information on the presentations and case-studies presented at Stadium Design and Development Istanbul, please visit www.stadium-turkey.com.
About IQPC: IQPC provides business executives around the world with tailored practical conferences, large scale events, topical seminars and training programmes, keeping them up-to-date with industry trends, technological developments and the regulatory landscape. IQPC conferences are market leading "must attend" events for their respective industries. IQPC produces more than 1,700 events annually around the world, and continues to grow. Founded in 1973, IQPC now has offices in major cities across six continents including: Bengaluru, Berlin, Doha, Dubai, Johannesburg, London, New York, Riyadh, Singapore, Sydney, Tampa, and Toronto. IQPC leverages a global research base of best practices to produce an unrivalled portfolio of conferences.
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