...the court booking side of the system was quite good and convienent
Richard | Christies Beach SA
LOVE LOVE LOVE the website – thank you.
Karen | Moggill Qld
On our website development support...
Thanks for all your hard work ... It's been monumental in getting this website database fully operational.
Jeff | Milton Q
your site is easy to use with what it does and heaps better than the first one proposed by our association.
keep up the good work
Pat | Adelaide SA
Thank you for all your hard work. The site looks great! We can’t wait to see where we can take it
Lindsey | Brisbane Qld
A few weeks ago, I presented a proposal to Squash Australia and its member associations (view link below), and described how Smart Space works and demonstrated some of the benefits of such an system. In this article, I will expand on how Smart Space could positively effect not only Squash venues, but also the administrative side of Squash, State Squash Associations and Squash Australia.
It is my very firm belief that if used to its potential, Smart Space will positively effect the bottom line of Squash venues, whether in a stand alone setting or as multi use facilities. This belief is founded in the real experience of developing the system in the real world. But if we could put that aside for the time being, I would like to explore some of the dramatic differences it could make for Squash administrators.
In my recent proposal, I subtitled it "A team approach to managing and promoting Squash". The word Team should have been emboldened. Why?
So how can Smart Space achieve these objectives? The answer lies in the use of the Smart Space platform as a national administration tool. Accepting for one moment that this system will be successful at the Squash venue level, a series of building blocks fall into place, which will contribute greatly to a reversal of industry fortunes.
It appears that at least one State Squash Asssociation is prepared to trial this process to see if it has legs. I will be working both hard and smart to ensure its success. Now is the time to start seriously talking about how this can be implemented nationally, so that when the time comes to make decisions, Squash is not left flat footed.
In my next article, I will go into more detail on the practical aspects of my proposal and how it would actually work on a day to day basis.
View my original presentation, Looking at Squash from a Different Angle, here (pdf)
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