8 Qaym Jihad Alammar

Mar 29, 2010Download as ppt, pdf

0 likes808 views

GraphxArt (Web Design & Graphics Studio)

This document outlines a startup pitch covering a local business review and user generated content platform called Qaym that allows for community management of data. It discusses engineering infrastructure and costs, monetization strategies, and includes a website for their API.

User Generated Content 1 Confidential Community Management of Data

Infrastructure & Cost : Engineering 4 Confidential Monetization

The document outlines IBM's implementation and scaling of the Jira platform, emphasizing the importance of creative problem-solving and adaptability, referred to as 'wild ducks.' It discusses building a robust infrastructure, security measures, and lessons learned from the process, focusing on the necessity of documentation, governance, and user-centric approaches. Key insights include leveraging resources, embracing change, and maintaining high availability and compliance within the IBM environment.

Bpmmq2 Q04 V7 0johneverhard

��

Orchestration of Microservices - Google dev fest 2017 BerlinZeebe

��

The document discusses the orchestration of microservices using Camunda and introduces Zeebe, a new workflow engine that enhances the efficiency and resilience of managing complex business processes. It emphasizes the importance of event-driven processing, visibility into distributed workflows, and the ability to ensure customer satisfaction through robust orchestration methods. The text highlights Zeebe's capabilities such as high throughput, scalability, and event sourcing, while also promoting its open-source nature.

Empowering Marketing Solutions TeamsZenoss

��

Acxiom Corporation focuses on empowering marketing solutions through a people-based approach that connects systems and data for better customer experiences. The document outlines the challenges of fragmented data in marketing, highlights Luke Lofgren's extensive experience and certifications, and discusses the integration of monitoring tools like Zenoss to enhance operational efficiency. Emphasis is placed on automating event management and improving transparency in service status to meet client impacts and expectations.

Accenture Java meetupAccenture Hungary

��

This document summarizes Accenture's meetup on microservices. It discusses Accenture's services including process design, solution architecture, and industry automation. It then discusses microservices and examples of how to implement them including authentication, versioning, scaling, state management, external dependencies, failure preparation, complex logic, and legacy system decoupling. Various solutions are proposed by different people attending the meetup on how to address issues like performance, memory, and integrating older systems.

Power Up Jira Service Desk with AppsAtlassian

��

The document outlines strategies for enhancing Jira Service Desk through apps and custom solutions. It discusses building connected service desks and in-house capabilities as a competitive advantage while emphasizing the importance of automation and integrations. Key topics include the necessity of developing unique solutions in response to marketplace gaps and utilizing webhooks and APIs for improved functionality.

Resilience from Theory to PracticeLivePerson

��

Journey to Cloud-Native: Making Sense of Your Service InteractionsVMware Tanzu

��

The document discusses the transition to cloud-native applications with a focus on microservices and the use of Spring Cloud services for managing distributed applications. It highlights the importance of automating service interactions and understanding service flows to improve app performance and availability. Additionally, it emphasizes the role of monitoring tools like Dynatrace in gaining insights into application interactions and ensuring system resilience.

[Startup Weekend Brescia] Pitch Table BlindTiziano Tassi

��

The document outlines a mobile app concept called 'Table Blind' aimed at helping people connect over meals based on mutual interests. Users can discover interesting people, participate in food events, and pay a fee to reveal more information about meeting with potential companions. The hybrid business model targets both consumers and businesses, using various marketing strategies to reach them offline and online.

Startup in Action - Datalytics pitchCodemotion

��

MirrorMD: Startup Weekend Pitchkpytang

��

The document discusses a mobile app called Mirror MD that aims to reduce hospital readmission rates and costs. Mirror MD allows patients to self-report data to psychiatrists between appointments through a web-based dashboard. It also enables psychiatrists and their staff to view patient data and respond before meetings. Experts in the field believe such an app that empowers proactive patients could improve care quality while lowering costs.

How to Pitchamaasye

��

An elevator pitch is a concise description of a company that can be delivered in the time span of an elevator ride (around 60 seconds). It should answer key questions like what the product is, who the market is, how the company will make money, what competition exists, and what the company's advantage is. An effective elevator pitch has four components - a hook to grab attention, brevity of under 200 words, passion from the presenter, and a request or "ask" of the listener. The document provides guidance on crafting and delivering an elevator pitch to convince others about a startup business idea.

Startup weekend Madrid pitch Wilhelm Lappe

��

The document provides an outline for pitching a project, startup, or company. It includes sections to describe the problem and solution, product and market details, business model and sustainability, marketing and financial plans, validations and learning, past and future startup weekends, the founder's background and what is needed from the jury. Tips are given to use one's time wisely, keep it concise with images and video, have the best speaker, and to have fun and be ready to believe in oneself.

UserLegion - Rockstart Answers startup pitchGuido X Jansen

��

Cohabit Startup Weekend Pitch Deck (Converted to ppt)Allison Marie Cooper

��

The document summarizes a proposed mobile app called Cohabit that would help roommates share household tasks and expenses. Over 80% of young adults surveyed were interested in such an app. Cohabit would allow users to create task lists, earn rewards for completing tasks that could be shared with roommates, and integrate with affiliate shopping and expense splitting tools. The business plan outlines acquiring users through college partnerships and social media, and forecasts revenue from advertising, retail partnerships and affiliates to exceed costs by year 3.

Photo albumGraphxArt (Web Design & Graphics Studio)

��

2 Iltaqi Fadi BizriGraphxArt (Web Design & Graphics Studio)

��

Iltaqi is a social platform that allows users to collaboratively organize activities using data from their friends' social intents and locations. It aggregates interests from users' social networks, allows groups to discuss plans and decide on activities, then shares the decision back to friends. The company plans to develop the web and mobile apps through 2010, then focus on advertising, sales, and revenue-generating features in 2011 while increasing marketing spending and infrastructure. The target demographic includes tech-savvy socially active teens, university students, and young professionals, initially focusing on the Arab region.

Banady Sherif AmineGraphxArt (Web Design & Graphics Studio)

��

Banady.com aims to capitalize on the time users spend on social networks by creating an online service for Arabs. The startup plans to focus on growing its staff to quickly develop the necessary infrastructure. Most costs will go towards salaries, while marketing will be low since social networks can promote the project organically. Revenue will come from advertising but also by offering electronic goods and game credits to users. The target customer is all Arabic speaking individuals across Arab countries.

Iarsheef Com Emad AhmadGraphxArt (Web Design & Graphics Studio)

��

This document outlines a pitch for a multilingual digital asset management and e-commerce solution called Iarsheef. It proposes to host, manage, exchange, sell, buy, market and advertise stock footage and other digital assets locally and internationally. The proposal discusses the infrastructure needed including web development, hosting, equipment, translation and marketing skills. It then outlines the costs including legal, staffing, office space, hosting, marketing and training. Revenue would come from yearly user fees, commissions on sales, and advertising on the website. The target customers include researchers, filmmakers, journalists, advertisers, educators and other media industries.

10 Snap2 Shop Issam HijaziGraphxArt (Web Design & Graphics Studio)

��

Snap 2 Shop is an online shopping platform that offers free membership with unlimited online storage and 24/7 access from anywhere. It has a variety of products at lower prices with optimized delivery and online payment options. The company was founded by Issam Hijazi and Noora Shanak and it currently has one employee for field work. The initial costs to establish the company were around $2000 and monthly running costs are less than $450. Revenue is generated directly from sales to customers and from partnerships with other companies through advertisements. The target customer base is everyone locally in Jordan initially and eventually the whole region.

6 Rifflex Abdallah AbsiGraphxArt (Web Design & Graphics Studio)

��

Rifflex is a service that allows users to personalize websites by manipulating and aggregating user data from various accounts to tailor websites to individual interests and preferences. It will provide an unprecedented personalized web experience through easy data transfer between sites. Rifflex will be developed by a team of 22 employees across 5 teams, and generate revenue through targeted advertising, selling aggregated user data to corporations, premium memberships, and an apps store where users can customize websites.

5 Wasfati Fouad MasoudGraphxArt (Web Design & Graphics Studio)

��

Wasfati.com is a recipes, nutrition, and health web-based community that provides an easy-to-use platform for members to publish recipes and health tips. It targets Arab communities and Arabic speakers, especially women, singles, teenagers, and cooking magazines. The website was built by a team of 3 using .NET technology with an SQL server backend. Annual costs are around $1000 for hosting/domains and $600 for company/brand renewals. Revenue comes from ads and banners generating around $200 per month, covering operating costs. Future plans include monetizing mobile apps, SMS/MMS subscriptions, and sponsored sections.