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Initial game board design for READIFY thesis.

[deandacosta]

Readify https://t.co/Enj8SpswGE

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[alkirachristopher]

Top Business Application Development Companies in Australia

Factors like the pandemic and the Ukraine war have hampered the growth of the Australian economy in the recent past. The businesses have had to make a lot of changes both for cost-cutting as well as raising the revenue. With rising cost of manpower and increasing availability of mind-blowing applications, many small and large business owners looking for top business application development companies in Australia have asked for my help.

Here are some notable business application development companies in Australia based on their reputation and past performance.

ThoughtWorks Australia: ThoughtWorks is a global software consultancy known for its expertise in custom software development, agile methodologies, and digital transformation. They have a strong presence in Australia and have delivered successful business applications for various industries.

Vee Technologies  : Vee Technologies' expertise in business application development spans across different platforms and technologies. Whether it's web applications, mobile apps, enterprise software, or custom solutions, they have the capabilities to design, develop, and deploy applications that streamline business processes, enhance productivity, and drive growth.

Tigerspike: Tigerspike is a digital services company that specializes in mobile app development and enterprise software solutions. They have offices in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane and have worked with leading companies in Australia.

Appster: Appster is a renowned app development company based in Melbourne. They have a strong focus on business app development, including mobile apps and web applications. They have worked with startups as well as established companies.

Intergy Consulting: Intergy Consulting is a Sydney-based software development company that offers a range of services, including business application development. They have experience in developing custom software solutions and have worked across various industries.

Outware Mobile: Outware Mobile, part of Arq Group, is a leading Australian app development company. They have a strong track record of building innovative mobile apps for businesses and have a team of skilled developers and designers.

Iflexion: Iflexion is a global software development company with an office in Melbourne, Australia. They specialize in custom software development, including business applications, and have served clients from diverse industries.

Cognizant Australia: Cognizant is a multinational IT services and consulting company with a significant presence in Australia. They offer business application development services along with other digital transformation solutions.

Shine Solutions: Shine Solutions is a Melbourne-based software development company that focuses on delivering quality business applications. They have expertise in a wide range of technologies and have worked with clients from startups to large enterprises.

SSW: SSW is a Microsoft Certified Partner based in Sydney that provides software development services, including business application development. They have a strong reputation for delivering high-quality solutions to their clients.

Readify: Readify, a Telstra company, is an Australian software development company specializing in business application development. They offer a range of services, including cloud solutions, AI, and data analytics.

Remember to conduct thorough research, read reviews, and consider factors like your specific requirements, budget, and timeline when choosing a business application development company.

[saoirseann]

Final Stages of Developing my Logo Name

My Favourite Three

Readify

Book Addict

Bookmark

After reading a brilliant article that was suggested in order to help me with my brand name struggles. It’s essentially a quick 7-step guide for naming your next app or startup.

I read the article a few times and carried out the relevant tasks. For Step 1 I needed to  write one sentence that describes what your app does:

My app allows users to track reading habits, participate in reading challenges, connect with friends & to understand their reading habits/ statistics.

As you can see on the left-hand side of the photo- After writing this I then went and underlined all keywords.

 The keywords I underlined included: track, reading, habits, challenges, connect, friends & understand.  For Step 2, I then came up with a list of base words. I then used an online thesaurus to gather a list of relevant synonyms for each key word.

For the final stages, I then brainstormed a range of different name ideas. Finally settling on my favourite three. However, after some more research & thought I’ve decided I’m going to name my app Bookmark. As it suits my brand, it’s relevant and it’s highly evocative and users will be able to immediately picture what the app does when they hear my brand name.

[othersociologist]

Tech is the single biggest industry employer of men in Australia, but women only make up a quarter of this workforce. Companies invest big in the latest technologies to stay ahead of the game. Why don’t they invest in minorities and White women in the same way?

I spoke at Readify earlier this year, providing some tips for making workplaces more welcoming and proactive on diversity: https://othersociologist.com/2018/07/01/women-in-tech/

[tanroboot]

「HoloLens 2」は何がどう進化したのかをMicrosoftパートナーの開発者が語る https://ift.tt/2Tedps7 ソフトウェア企業Readifyでシニアデベロッパーを務めるエンジニアのスティーブ・リー氏が、Microsoftの第2世代MRヘッドセット「HoloLens 2」について技術的な視点から評価をしています。初代のMRヘッドセット「HoloLens」からは、数値的な性能向上だけでは測れないほど進化しているようです。

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[alacoquegervais]

The latest The Privacy law Daily! https://t.co/36ejYEynyj Thanks to @fedupofnumpties @patgotweet @GreenCulturED #politics #readify — Alacoque Gervais (@AlacoqueGervais) February 16, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/AlacoqueGervais from Tumblr https://ift.tt/2vGrN2c via Stephanie White

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[maniacantena]

「HoloLens 2」は何がどう進化したのかをMicrosoftパートナーの開発者が語る

ソフトウェア企業Readifyでシニアデベロッパーを務めるエンジニアのスティーブ・リー氏が、Microsoftの第2世代MRヘッドセット「HoloLens 2」について技術的な視点から評価をしています。初代のMRヘッドセット「HoloLens」からは、数値的な性能向上だけでは測れないほど進化しているようです。

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Source: Gigazine

[alkirachristopher]

Software Application Development Services companies in Australia

There are numerous software application development services companies in Australia. Here are a few prominent ones:

ThoughtWorks Australia: ThoughtWorks is a global software consulting company with offices in Australia. They provide a wide range of services, including software development, agile coaching, digital transformation, and user experience design.

Vee Technologies: Vee Technologies stands out as a software application development services company in Australia by combining technical expertise, industry knowledge, and a customer-centric approach. Their commitment to delivering high-quality solutions and their ability to adapt to evolving technologies make them a reliable partner for businesses seeking software development services.

Tigerspike: Tigerspike is a digital products company with offices in Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth. They specialize in developing mobile and web applications, as well as providing digital strategy, design, and software engineering services.

DiUS: DiUS is an Australian software development and technology consulting company. They offer services in software development, user experience design, cloud engineering, data analytics, and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions.

Shine Solutions: Shine Solutions is a Melbourne-based software consultancy firm. They focus on agile software development, cloud-based solutions, data engineering, and machine learning. They work with a range of industries, including finance, healthcare, and government.

Readify: Readify, a Telstra company, is a software development and consulting firm based in Australia. They provide services in software engineering, cloud solutions, artificial intelligence, and DevOps practices.

Intergy Consulting: Intergy Consulting is a Sydney-based software development company. They specialize in custom software development, web and mobile app development, enterprise solutions, and IT consulting services.

Azoft: Azoft is an Australian software development company with offices in Melbourne and Sydney. They offer full-cycle software development services, including web and mobile app development, software testing, and maintenance.

Oakton: Oakton is an Australian IT consulting and technology services company. They provide software development, digital transformation, data and analytics, and cloud services to clients across various industries.

[mrdanielblack]

Change driven by consumers

A broker representing both buyer and seller in a real estate transaction is a common method in some parts of the world but not so in the United States.  Will an increase in the use of discount fee operators and the likes of Redify in the US bring about a change driven by consumers chasing cheaper fees?

Topic – Real Estate and Prop Tech

Mentor – Brad Inman

Service and quality

Agents fall into 3 buckets

The desire to explore and learn

Developing your leadership style – Jacob Aldridge – Coaching vs Managing

Transcript:

Kevin:   Back with our feature guest this week, Brad Inman. And this time next week we’re going to be, well, right in the thick of it at the Inman Connect conference in New York. Next week we’ll bring you some of the headline speakers who will be speaking there so don’t miss that. That’s coming up next week. But right now, here’s Brad.

Kevin:   Talk about the true impact of discount fee operators. A broker representing both the buyer and the seller in a real estate transaction is a common method in some parts of the world, not so much in the United States. In your opinion do you think that these discount fee operators, say, I’ll cite as an example, Readify, they’re operating in the U.S., do you think that’ll bring about a change from consumers who are chasing cheaper fees and how we do business?

Brad:   It’s possible. I mean, I recently went to a Walmart store and there are two things about the store that hit me. It has a comprehensive inventory of products and it has really inexpensive products. It also has loss leaders and it has full price. And it would be considered a retail discounter.

Brad:   Now, who goes in there for the prices and who goes in there for the comprehensive inventory and products? Probably all kinds of people, so I think it’s gonna be driven by service and quality. It’s gonna be driven by the complexity of someone’s transaction, either as a buyer that doesn’t have all their ducks in order, it’s gonna be dictated by sellers that have a house that’s a problem. The homes are not commoditized and the services can be, to a degree, commoditized, but whatever there is, at least today in the U.S., there’s always a realtor.

Brad:   And, face it, in the United States 80% of our realtors are incompetent. They maybe do one or two sales a year. And they’re more than happy to take a paycheck to do administrative real estate transaction management for a Redfin or for a Purplebricks, and earn less. And then there are other agents that are full-service and there are some that are in-between. And I think they’ll each fall into those three buckets.

Brad:   I think there’s always this impulse to say all of these innovations, which I’ve always supported, are going to hurt the individual realtor. They’re only gonna hurt the individual realtor if the consumer isn’t put first in terms of what the offering is.

Kevin:   Very interesting point. I guess it’s almost a crossroads that we’re at where we look at the difference between a transactional agent and a relationship agent. The agents who’ve got the time to build relationships will have a much stronger business than those who just look at it as a transaction, Brad.

Brad:   I love that description. And my description of it is I use the … I love what’s going on in outer space now and what we’re doing to explore space, private, public, countries, just amazing what’s going on … And I’ve been looking at different things related to that, that I think relate to real estate. Where did all this energy come to suddenly explore space again? Well some of it is to escape, right? The world’s falling apart here. Some of it is just the human imagination to move forward and learn and be educated and learn from other parts of the world. And I think that’s kind of the industry.

Brad:   But the other part of it is take a supernova. A supernova, a star that’s kind of … It’s shelf life is over and it’s either collided with another star or it’s feeding off a star and that star doesn’t wanna feed it anymore and it blows up. And what happens? When it blows up particles are spread out through the whole universe and some of those particles turn into stars. And that’s the analogy I like in the real estate industry. The old ways of doing real estate right now is like a supernova; it’s blowing up as we speak.

Brad:   But as we speak, particles are being spread throughout the universe and there’s all kinds of stars out there. New stars, innovators, people that are dedicated to service, people that are dedicated to doing the relationship side right, others that are committed to making fast and furious e-transaction possible, so it’s new and exciting universe. That enthusiasm are what people see at Connect. It’s a big test, you know? We’re not a trade association where there’s just a bunch of realtors. We’re not a tech conference and there’s just a bunch of tech people. The Inman centre’s huge and it’s diverse and it’s that dynamic of all these stars that are coming out from the supernova.

Kevin:   I’m going to round out this series tomorrow with Brad Inman and we’ll talk about AI. Brad Inman, with us again tomorrow morning.

from Real Estate Uncut http://bit.ly/2WfFVYG

[indiajobs]

Lead Full Stack Developer at Readify (Sydney, Australia) http://bit.ly/2qpGnVc

[xamarinhq]

RT @alecdtucker: #Xamarin training session 2: Introduction to Xamarin.Forms with @thenickrandolph at the @readify offices. RSVP here https://t.co/MfFZZAm1bf @XamarinEvents #sydmobnet

[nicefrogtees]

Discover readify 2018 shirt

A couple renovating their new home in Discover readify 2018 shirta perfectly-preserved 19th century log cabin hidden in the walls. It was startling and was just kind of wonderment to see history just peeled away, to see history revealed right before your eyes. Surrounded by karst rocks and green forest, the Ban Gioc-Detian Falls tumble down in breathtaking tiers. Discover more of Asia’s must-see…

[petermclarty]

Liked on YouTube: Readify Back2Base October Edition https://youtu.be/s-zMeYJcH_o

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Senior Data Analyst/Data Scientist At The Readify Perth

Senior Data Analyst/Data Scientist At The Readify Perth

Work with some of the best people in the industry Keep your skills current with paid professional development Work with people who believe in quality solutions Our Perth team is seeking a Data Scientist/Data Analyst Consultant to join our expanding team. At Readify, we help Australia’s biggest organisations, government departments and not for profits manage and navigate shifts in technology. We…