We are using Typeform to do a few surveys. First we're focusing on
nonprofit Directors, because they collectively spend thousands of dollars a
month on offices typically used 3 days a week. We ask about # of phone
calls a day, how many people on the phone at once, if they are loud talkers
or sa
http://www.fastcodesign.com/3050294/innovation-by-design/slacks-workplace-revolution
On Tuesday, September 15, 2015 at 1:32:11 PM UTC-4, Gregory St. Fort wrote:
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> Hey everyone! My name is Greg, I am the executive director of 100state, a
> 200+ member coworking community in Madison, WI. Has any
Thanks for the welcome to the group, Jeremy!
We are so excited to be working in Mobile, AL to help entrepreneurs "Make
the Exchange"(TM) from their coffee shops, home offices, and nomadic days
to be able to engage and collaborate in an innovative community of thinkers
and doers.
We are really
Have any of you heard about or tested the Cal-Royal rs2000 electronic lock?
http://www.gokeyless.com/product/2660/2/cal-royal-rs2000-electronic-phone-lock
http://www.cal-royal.com/product.php?p=138
It seems pretty versatile and purchasing RFID keys on Amazon is pretty
cheap.
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thanks. This is awesome info. We did a launch for it an so far 50% of our
members signed in
On Tuesday, September 15, 2015 at 3:08:39 PM UTC-5, Alex Hillman wrote:
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> *Slack has been a huge boon for our community.* We've used online chat at
> various stages of our community, including before w
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> We have gone with Schlage Connect Deadbolt with a door sensor and are very
> happy with it for a smaller space of 55 members. It does have a limit of 30
> codes but we just double people up. The deadbolt, matching handle, door
> sensor, and hub ran for $375 without any monthly fees.
>
I h
Hi Nicole,
This looked interesting, so we called the manufacturer. They’re coming out with
a new version next year. This one doesn’t quite make it, at least for our
application. You have to download new member access numbers separately to each
door lock through the app on your phone. There’s no
I'd agree with Jensen and keep your space as flexible and general-purpose
as possible. You never know what your members will want, because
truthfully, *they *don't know what they want until they need it.
As for whether or not to build out, that was a question I faced early on -
mainly because o
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