Drinks with the TidyHQ team in Melbourne.  Running through some of our latest updates and changes to the TidyHQ platform.  

The future of sports administration. What's working, what are you thinking about, worried about or how are you resourcing it.  The Digital Administration UnConference allows attendees to take the reins and lead discussions on the issues that matter most to them. Sessions are presented by attendees with no set agenda, with several presentations taking place simultaneously. The concept behind the UnConference is for attendees to connect with and learn from each other. The half day will be self-governing and directed but focused on these formats; The group discussion. Someone picks a topic they’re into, writes it on the board, and forms an interesting discussion around it. The semi-talk. Mentioned briefly above, this is a 5/15 minute presentation by the organiser, used as fuel for the session. The show and tell. The organiser has a cool project, demo, beta, or something to show and let people play with. It’s the springboard for all the conversation in the session. Alternatively, individuals are asked to bring their own thing to show and tell (perhaps with a theme), and the session works round-robin.  All talks are participant lead & driven with the exception of the keynotes. Before the day, we ask those interested in leading a topic to add their idea to the board. Everyone who puts up a topic idea, gives a explanation & then the voting begins to decide the agenda for the day.   What won't be at this unconfernce The poorly disguised product demo. If you’re going to do a demo, make it obvious. “Fooby 2.0 demo” and don’t hide it behind some other topic, making people wonder why you keep steering the conversation back to a product you’re waaaay too excited about. The zealot with a microphone. If you can’t stand to listen to people who disagree with you, get a talk show, or start a podcast – but don’t run a session. Unless you set the ground rules, or describe the session in a way that makes your stance known, expect people to either challenge you, or leave the room in frustration. More fun: find a zealot with the opposing view, get a moderator, and have a debate. The doing of things best done on e-mail or wikis. Having 20 people in a room making a long list of best twitter accounts / cool websites / favourite athletes is a waste of everyone’s time. Very little of that process benefits from being in a room together. The bad rendition of a bad blog post. Rants are great if people volunteer to listen: so if you really just want to vent to an audience for an hour, imply that in the session name. But don’t let yourself dominate a room or force the conversation back over ground everyone else has hapilly left behind. Also, the unconference spirit tends to be more about “60 second rants” where everyone gets to chip in, than it is about geek soliloquy.

Each month the TidyHQ team hosts a mixer event in Melbourne. This event is a great networking and social opportunity so bring your business cards and your ideas! TidyHQ users and non-users are welcome to attend.This is a social meetup for those involved with building community minded organisations and often a guest speaker joins us to talk about their interactions, failures and successes they have had with administration.This is purely a social meetup for those interested in meeting with other people building community-minded organisations, professionals and of course those using TidyHQ!Drinks, chat, meet and greet!Talent from all types of organisations are welcome to attend, including but not limited to, sport, charity, industry, local and state government, non-profits, co-working spaces, small business, yoga and gym studios, arts and crafts, university clubs, Scouts, car clubs and anyone else.We look forward to seeing you there!

Directions from hotel: here For those who are game, head to Motel Mexicola for a cheeky cocktail or mocktail

A demonstration on what we do and would like to see in Customer Support

I am going to describe how TidyHQ Memberships work, what the issues/problems are and how we could solve them.

How is Kanban board works...

Design Principles in TidyHQ

Anything that I want to share with the team, from Infrastructure, backend to insight, product.  

SPRING CYCLE. RIDE THE BRIDGE. RIDE SYDNEY. Each year, around 10,000 people join the Spring Cycle and make their way across the Sydney Harbour Bridge and beyond. The participants are a diverse group of people from all walks of life, from all stages of life and with varying levels of proficiency. Official Website

Hi team, It's been a quick explosion from Isaak and Alex to a team of 12! We have organised this event to do some team building and review of our company structure and goals. It just so happens it is all goingto take place on a beautiful island that serves alcohol (and has power :))  All the flights have been organised for those attending and I am finalising the accommodation now!