Went to an Innovation Session at Channel 4 to talk about the different ways people consume TV content and how Channel 4 can deliver adverts that are personalised and highly relevant, and how important this is when the average person sees 362 ads a day.
It was a gamble. Holding just one mountainboard competition this year rather than the four we’ve done for the past few years. What if it got rained off? What if there was a major injury or system failure meant we ran out of time? What if key staff couldn’t get there? If any of those things happened it would have meant no national level competitive mountainboard event this year, which would have had a knock-on effect on the ATBA-UK, it’s reputation, the decision to only hold one event, and the future of mountainboarding in the UK.
But after three days of flag-planting, gate-dropping, roller-pumping, wheel-spinning, berm-swooping, collarbone-popping, sumo-wrestling, cable-laying, track-grooming, laser-beam-breaking, fire-breathing, mini-ramp-riding, chilli-eating, cow-onesie-wearing, double-backflipping, 1080-ing, medal-winning mountainboarding, it was over. It was a gamble, but it worked.
The WWW opened up to the world 25 years ago since now, Today we are celebrating First Internaut Day. Internet is now a daily and most important part of our daily life. We would like to say Thanks to Sir Tim Berners-Lee for such a great gift to the Planet.
Went to SoAmpli training to learn how to use our new social amplification platform, and had a really interesting chat with a Community Fundraising Manager.
Improved Christmas Card product listings.
Reviewed the logistics process maps that have been completed so far.
Wrote a project plan for more Ecommerce Process Mapping.
Met with the new RMSP BA.
Wrote a report on London to Brighton sales on the Online Shop.
This is my laptop. There are many like it but this one is mine.
I spend more time with this laptop than with anything else. To say I’m attached to it is an understatement. It’s an extension of my mind, body, and identity. It’s a part of everything I do and everything I achieve.
Except… This isn’t my laptop.
It belongs to the organisation I work for. And the IT department make changes to it without telling me they are going to. Things like enforced screen savers might be good for corporate branding but it creates a disconnect between this thing that is a part of me but is controlled by something outside of and unknown to me. It’s weird.