However, I've been a Pro user for several months (use < 1000 credits a month) - but I've noticed a real reduction in quality over the past month or so. I'm now getting random failures, stopping of agents etc.
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However, I've been a Pro user for several months (use < 1000 credits a month) - but I've noticed a real reduction in quality over the past month or so. I'm now getting random failures, stopping of agents etc.
Curiously, our insights indicate not many people even managed to discover/click on the pages that display our unique KOIs etc. Pasted below for easy access - but please do expand the accordions to see the product in action!
Soccer: https://ipsoa-client.azurewebsites.net/fetch-data-soccer
Hockey: https://ipsoa-client.azurewebsites.net/fetch-data-hockey
Basketball: http://ipsoa-client.azurewebsites.net/fetch-data-basketball
Our web app is built on .NET, SQL and React.
As it stands, we have a handful of regular visitors but we are looking to ramp this up before we try to monetise.
In terms of our analysis, we are looking primarily at key outcome indicators which include the following factors (+ others)
· How a team has fared subsequently in the game having got the first score or advantage
· How a team has fared subsequently in the game having conceded the first score or advantage
· How well a team can respond to being behind in games (while allowing for the remaining time)
· How capable a team is of scoring outcome altering goals (especially towards the end of the game)
· How susceptible a team is to conceding outcome altering scores (especially towards the end of the game)
These analytics are updated minute by minute when the games are in play.
Any feedback welcomed!
With all the disparate systems an NHS member of staff needs to use, they really need a robust SSO and Context Management solution. Even with a wall-to-wall EPR like EPIC there are some huge gaps that other systems need to plug, hence multiple logins and extended waits before a user is productive.
As it happens, this is exactly what we do at http://interneuron.org for Healthcare software. Most of our revenue so far has been NHS organisations. We are also a CIC - so a not for profit.
I worked for a global healthcare IT company that was notoriously bad at selling "futures" - modules, functionality and even applications that didn't exist. It came back to bite them on the ass massively - even with a strong and large engineering/test/release team.
Can you phase the product and structure the deal based on that? For example:
1. Sign contract or MoU with enterprise including timelines. 2. Deliver core functionality and realise first revenue. etc.
What instruments have you tested it with?