May 2009
CeBIT 2009 was our best year ever
Our "Guess the number of olives in the jar" competition delivered a wide range of guestimates, and loads of laughs.
Clearly, easy project consolidation to achieve a clearer view of progress and problems, and better management reporting was of keen interest.
With current economic pressures, shaving 20% off the project delivery costs, improving quality, delivering faster, and catching small problems before the become large ones were the hot topics of discussion.
There was a range of industries facing similar challenges, from government agencies, to multimedia companies, ICT service providers, software development companies, property management specialists, and legal teams.
If you attended I hope you enjoyed the exhibition - we certainly did (sore feet aside).
April 2009
Strategic Path
Strategic Path (www.strategicpath.com.au)
publish an article about how TeamFrame helps companies find a road to sanity - Better. Faster and Cheaper (
the link...
).
TeamFrame 4.1 is released.
TeamFrame V4.1 enhances the consolidation and reporting features introduced in V4.0. The TeamNote and TeamConnect modules in particular have been significantly changed for improved performance and to simplify user access and functionality. Within TeamConnect, a portfolio and program datasheet, a project speed editor have been introduced. Risk and benefits management have received a exciting facelift.
March 2009
NSW Government ICT Services Panel
Crux Cybernetics is selected as a member of the NSW Government ICT Service Providers panel. The panel comprises key government ICT service suppliers. Panel membership makes it easy for Australian government department and state agencies to purchase TeamFrame?s Easy PMO management software and associated consulting, training and configuration professional services. This panel contract replaces contract 2351.
February 2009
TeamFrame Time Based-Jeopardy Management book is published by Verlag
The book provides an overview of how a Jeopardy Management System was implemented in Crux Cybernetics' flagship product TeamFrame Easy PMO. It is a time based notification system much like the reminders from MS Outlook or the Palm pilot diary. The first two chapters provide an overview of TeamFrame. They demonstrate the technology currently used as well as show the already implemented event driven rule system. Chapter three analyses different existing third party applications. It provides an overview how problems are handled. Chapter four demonstrates alternative notification types. It shows what they are and how they work as well as summarizes the features and provides an overview how they could be used in the Jeopardy Management System. Chapter five provides an overview of the identified rules as well as explains how projects, tasks and jobs are stored in TeamFrame in order to execute rules. Chapter six shows and describes the developed user interface. Chapter seven, eight and nine concern about the implementation, optimization and the deployment of the Jeopardy Management System. The last two chapters illustrate the developed test framework as well as discuss further work.
November 2008
NSW Department of Commerce
TeamFrame is selected by NSW Department of Commerce to track and report on a portfolio of key infrastructure projects.
AFSMI Australia
Maarten Tentij, Crux Cyberntics' Managing Director is elected as President of the AFSMI Australia for the 3rd year. The Association for Services Management International is the global leader in helping service professionals and service organizations deliver more value for their customers.
October 2008
P3O - Project, Programme and Portfolio Office guidelines - www.p3o-officialsite.com
Office of Government Commerce (OGC) release P3O - Project, Programme and Portfolio office. The new P3O guidance - aligned to OGC's PRINCE2, MSP, and M_o_R - brings together in one place a set of principles, processes and techniques to facilitate effective portfolio, programme and project management through enablement, challenge and support structures.
TeamFrame's Easy PMO is designed to support these guidelines and simplifies the task of building a hierarchy of portfolio, program and project offices.
August 2008
TeamFrame Easy PMO
Our latest release targets enhanced support for an easy to run Project Management Office (PMO).
The focus is on easy consolidation of many projects into a central repository; issue and risk management by the PMO; and simple communication through custom dashboards and standard reports.
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A key change for this release is an unbundling of modules. This, for example, makes it easier for project managers to continue working in a familiar Microsoft Project environment, while empowering the PMO to better support project management capability and reporting.
Easy PMO background
Over the past 6 months we have conducted extensive market research into how we can better support project-based organisations. There is a strong interest across a wide range of companies in building a Project Management Office (PMO) and in using a portfolio and scorecard approach for Portfolio Project Management (PPM).
In the PMO, a key need is the ability to review and manage a pool of resources to assist with resource conflict resolution and skill demand forecasting. Also important to the PMO's immediate needs is the ability to communicate project status to a variety of stakeholders in a variety of ways. The third cab off the rank is standard processes and mentoring.
From a portfolio perspective, companies frequently need to funnel a stream of new projects into a finite capacity workplace. In this situation, strategic alignment scorecards - coupled with risk and benefit rankings - help to prioritise projects.
Of the companies we spoke with the majority used MS Project or spreadsheets to track project progress. Most were looking for a way to implement PMO and PPM functions quickly. However, many of the PMO/PPM options on the market are fairly complex and expensive, and they assume that a mature project management environment is already in place.
Using our research feedback we revisited TeamFrame to see how we could best meet your needs in a straightforward way - the result is TeamFrame V4 - Easy PMO.
April 2008
Big Bank embraces TeamFrame
A big 4 bank selects TeamFrame to assist with consolidation of distributed projects into a central repository for improved program and portfolio management. By using TeamFrame to upload stand-alone MS Project plans and spreadsheets into an online database, ad-hoc and manual spreadsheet analysis and reporting tools are now replaced by standardized environment. This has resulted in a better, faster and more cost effective way to track project progress, resource assignment, risk, issues and benefits.
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March 2008
March 3-5, Hilton Hotel
Project Management
Institute
- Asia Pacific Congress 2008
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actual size...
At the PMI Congress we demonstrated our latest release of TeamFrame and showed many interested senior project and program managers how TeamFrame helps achieve consistent technical and professional services outcomes. We do this by simplifying starting, tracking and reporting on multiple programs of work. We also launched our TeamPlatesTM- service product templates that standardise and and help analyse project delivery performance to improve throughput and increase margins.
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PMI offers a rich diversity and depth of programme content that
allows you to tailor a personalised professional development
experience to meet your specific interests and career goals.
The "areas of focus" for this PMI Global Congress spotlight
emerging trends in the profession, examine project management
culture, and explore best practices and lessons learned from
projects around the globe! Presentations in each area of focus
are aimed at different career stages and learning styles.
Advanced Project Management Skills (ADV)
Provides additional knowledge areas and skills for individuals
who have been practicing project management for more than
five years.
Communications (COM)
Encompasses all
communication skills – including negotiating
and influencing skills, oral presentation skills, and effective
writing skills.
Consulting Skills (CON)
Speaks to the skills and knowledge necessary for individuals to
grow their
consultative talents.
General Business Skills (GBS)
Addresses areas of knowledge that everyone in
business needs to understand including, but
not limited to, legal issues and financial reporting.
Industry Focussed Topics (IFT)
Papers presented in this area were proposed and selected by a
component as having particular relevance for the region.
Industry Specific Issues (IND)
While Project Management, and indeed all industries have many
commonalities, some industries have
specific problems or issues that set them
apart.
New Project Management Trends (TRN)
Addresses any
new project management trends that may impact
the industry in the coming years.
Professional Development (PDS)
Professional Development encompasses more than just
personal developmental opportunities at
conferences or educational institutions, but can also include
areas such as mentoring, use of online learning, and other
areas of self-study.
Project Management Foundation Skills (FND)
Covers the
basic knowledge areas and skills required by
individuals developing their project management skills.
Project Management Issues (ISS)
Discusses project management problems and issues directly
related to
being a project manager. This area will
address any regional issues and topics.
Project Management Tools (PMT)
Describes
tools (e.g., software) to assist project
managers to complete their assignments.
Research Track (RSC)
Papers presented on research topics with a clear application to
the practice of project management. Applied research is
essential to validate theoretical methods and processes that
are new to project management, and, provides insight to the
value of research to real world problems and applications.
Sales/Marketing Skills (SMS)
Discusses
marketing techniques – whether it be to market
and sell a product, project, or even oneself.
Teaming (TMG)
Working in teams is a skill anyone in business needs. How to
select, manage, and
work with a team, both local and virtual, is a
necessity in all business environments.
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February 2008
20 February 2008 - Stamford Hotel, North Ryde, Sydney,
Australia
Services Industry Best
Practice Showcase
8:30 - 9:15 am - Welcome & Introductions
John Hamilton, President, Service Strategies Corporation, USA
9:15 - 10:15 am - Keynote . Surviving and Thriving Through Huge
Growth
Rusty Walther, Senior Vice President, Network Appliance, Inc.,
USA.
10:15 - 10:30 am - Morning Tea
10:30 - 11:15 am - Knowledge Centred Support, What.s The Big
Deal?
Greg Oxton, Executive Director, Consortium for Service
Innovation, USA
11:15 - 12:00 pm - Managing Multi-Lingual Web Support
Artem Petukhov, Head of Web Support, Kaspersky Lab Ltd, Russia
12:00 - 12:45 pm - Fuelling Organisational Growth Through
Employee Engagement
Peter Gossler, General Manager, Datacom Connect, Australia
12:45 - 1:30 pm - Lunch in Parrots Brassiere
1:30 - 2:15 pm - Creating a Competitive Advantage Through
Support
Ken Hudak, Bakbone, USA
2:15 - 3:00 pm - Transforming a Support Organisation to a
Single Global Model
Paul Davidson, Director Customer Hub, Oracle Global Customer
Services, Australia
3:00 - 3:15 pm - Afternoon Tea
3:15 - 4:00 pm - Panel Topic TBA with audience participation
Rusty Walther . Network Appliance, Denise Broadhead . Red Rock
Peter Gossler. Datacom Connect, James Cowie . Blue Freeway
4:00 - 4:45 pm - Breaking Through The Talent Barrier
(AFSMI co-sponsored)
Carl Marning, Manager Technical Support ANZ, Cisco Technical
Services, Australia
In today’s global market, talent is both the most important
corporate resource and the one in shortest supply. This
presents service industry leaders the world over with an
increasingly difficult and important challenge - where will
your talent come from in the future? In this session, Carl
Manning of Cisco will discuss how to build a diverse pipeline
for talent, the business case for making career development
core to the organisation and how to challenge and develop top
talent.
4:45 - 5:30 pm - Cocktails in the Library
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January 2008
Sunday 13 January, 2008 - www.teamframe.com
TeamFrame V3.70 – 2008
is released
The new online version of TeamFrame has many new features. As
always these are focused on improving the user experience and
making it easier for project and program managers to start,
track and report on their portfolios of work.
With this release we also announce availability of TeamDash, a
Business Intelligence engine fully integrated with the
TeamFrame database.
You can now quickly build and share drilldown dashboard reports
to give you visibility of your portfolio, and program
performance.
Highlights:
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TeamAdmin – TeamSelect and TeamDash licences; TeamPlates.
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TeamConnect – Auto synchronise; Admin Projects; TeamPlates;
Blue Light; Trim and Resize Tasks; Calculated Backlog;
Resource Traffic Lights; Resource Conflict; Resource Job List;
Notes Effort Tracking; Auto-Actuals; Phase and Milestone
Details; WBS Rollup; Shift End Date Only; Threshold Alerts.
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TeamDo – Admin Projects; Job and Calendar List Filters.
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TeamReport – Inventory Report; Resource Allocation; Resource
Utilisation; Resource Conflict; Resource Skill Allocation;
Timesheet.
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TeamDash – Licences, Basic Reports.
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November 2007
Faster, Better, Cheaper – Service Delivery Best Practice
White Paper
AFSMI
S-Business publishes white paper by Maarten Tentij, President
of the Australian Chapter of AFSMI, and TeamFrame Managing
Director.
Click here to download..
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October 2007
23-24 October, Australian Technology Park,
Eveleigh Sydney
TraceTech-ID the inaugural event for track & trace - the
monitoring of critical events in the supply chain
- presents
all conference sessions free of charge.
Thanks to the support of key industry associations: CILTA,
AEEMA, AFSMI, AIP, RFIDba, & SCLAA - we invite you to
attend over 15 sessions and listen to the
following industry experts:
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Logistics Sessions
chaired by David Doherty, SCLAA and featuring Gerry Wind of
CHEP, Renzo Bevinetto & Brett Armitage of IFC Global
Logistics.
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Technology Sessions
chaired by Frank Dorrian, RFIDba, with Sean Sloan GS1, and a
panel with Scott Austin, Sunshine Technologies, Dave Ffowcs
Williams Blackbay and Sean Sloan.
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Industry Sessions
, chaired by Michael O'Sullivan NSW Dept. of State and
Regional Development with Daniel Russell, Cannington Mine &
Kobus du Plessis, Computer Science Corporation.
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Food & Agricultural
Case Studies chaired by Nick Smale, CSIRO with Aaron Iori,
Meat & Livestock Australia.
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AFSMI
presents John Falconer Air Liquide and Geoff Bowker Spectrax
on workforce mobility.
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Packaging Sessions
chaired by Ray Chappelow, Scale Components with Mark Luft of
Dy-Mark Phil Biggs, Matthews.
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Asset Management Session
chaired by Geoffrey Ramadan, ADCA with Group Captain Hayden
Marshall, RAAF.
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Transport Sessions
chaired by AFSMI with Wayne Harper, Motorola and Chris
Koniditsiotis Transport Certification Australia.
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Cold Chain Sessions
chaired by John Howell, RWTA with Colin Baskin, Comvita, Don
Richardson Ceebron and Dr Nick Smale CSIRO.
PLUS THREE KEYNOTES: from Oracle, Canon and Deloittes, an
exhibition of leading technologies, and a free drinks reception
on Tuesday 23 October sponsored by Supply Chain Consulting.
JOIN THE EXPERTS AT THE LAUNCH OF AUSTRALIA'S NEWEST EVENT FOR
SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS
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August 2007
Tuesday 14 August 2007 - Curzon Hall, Agincourt Road
Marsfield, Sydney
AFSMI CEO Night 2007,
Economic Outlook
- with Richard Gibbs, Macquarie Bank
(Register Now
)
Maarten Tentij, TeamFrame Managing Director and President of
AFSMI will cover the year that has been and provide an overview
of what in planned for 2008.
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Every year, the Association For Service Management
International (AFSMI) hosts a special night for over 125 CEO's
and Senior Executives from all walks of Australian industry.
This is an opportunity to not only hear from a quality
presenter, but also to catch up with other leading executives
from the Technical Service Industry.
Along with manufacturing, the Technical Services industry is
under constant threat from the lower cost Asian economies, from
mass outsourcing of services through to recent predictions that
"by 2010 modular hardware design will reduce the
requirement of trained feet on the street by 90 percent".
But, how strong is the counter pull of environmental
sustainability and how well will it favour Australia?
Richard Gibbs, Division Director and Head of Economics at
Macquarie Bank, will explore this phenomena and look at some of
the key questions of:-
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What is the impact on global industry by the rapid
industrialisation and urbanisation of China and India?
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Will energy and environmental sustainability objectives
increasingly determine the pattern of industrial activity?
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How strong is Australia' s comparative global trade advantage?
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June 2007
Tuesday June 5, 2007 - DSRD Parramatta
AFSMI Event -
Capitalising Process know how
Ken Preshaw, from
IBM Australia’s Intellectual Property & Asset
Commercialization Unit will present on
How to build a Process Assets Catalogue of
Best Practice Service Delivery.
During the presentation, Ken will give enlightening insight as
to how IBM have gone about this, including:
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Why IBM deployed this strategy
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How to identify processes that can be standardised
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How to re-use, improve and license the resulting I-P
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Benefits that IBM and it's clients have accrued
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The future
Prior to Ken's presentation, Service Strategies Corporation,
our Education sponsor, will present the recently launched
Field Service Manager Certification Program, which was
jointly developed with the AFSMI in the USA. This is a unique
program and has been receiving much attention from the
S-Business community.
To register for this seminar
click here
.
** Address: - Offices of the NSW State and Regional
Development, Level 2, 470 Church Street, North Parramatta
(Sydney) commencing with networking from 5:30 pm and finishing
at 8pm. The cost is $30.00pp for AFSMI and APICS Members and
$40.00 per Guest, which includes a buffet dinner, drinks and
the expert presentation.
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May 2007
May 1 - 3, 2007 - Darling Harbour
CeBIT Australia
Drop by to say hello to us at CeBIT 2007 in the Internet
Services area - Hall 4, Pavilion O60.
TeamFrame will be demonstrating several new service delivery
features, with a focus on Service Products and Throughput
Management.
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March 2007
Tuesday, March 27, 2007 - 9am - 5:00pm
Service Strategies
Corporation : Support Showcase
Stamford Plaza, Cnr Herring and Epping Rd., North Ryde,
Sydney
Launch of the Field Service
Practices Programme at 4:00 pm.
Join Ben Stephens, Principal of Service Strategies Corporation
and Maarten Tentij, President of the Australian Chapter of the
Association For Services Management International at the Launch
of both the SCP Field Service Standard and Field Service
Managers (FSM) Programme. Cocktails will be served in the foyer
following the launch.
Click here to view the brochure..
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November 2006
Maarten Tentij, MD of TeamFrame, is elected as President of the
Australian Chapter of the Association For Services Management
International. AFSM International is the only vendor-neutral
professional association dedicated to providing the
educational programs, networking opportunities, and
research that enhance the success of s-business
executives, managers, and their companies.
The prime objectives of
AFSM International are to:
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Advance the profession of customer services and support
management for technology-based products and solutions
(a.k.a. s-business) throughout the world.
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Share information about s-business programs, events, and
publications throughout the international community.
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Provide professional development and continuing education for
s-business managers.
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Cultivate research in the field of s-business and the
integration of its conclusions with pertinent knowledge from
related fields.
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Champion the publication and dissemination of information
about best practices in s-business.
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Foster a sense of community among s-business managers and
other professionals involved in the technology services
industry.
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Encourage the integration of s-business into the instructional
and curriculum development of colleges and universities.
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June 2006
Thursday, 13 June
The next NSW meeting of the Association of Field Services
Management International is on Tuesday June 13th at the
Australian Technology Park, hosted by TeamFrame. The meeting
will feature two keynote presentations from Gartner and a
Showcase of the AFSMI Australia Sponsors. This is your
opportunity to get expert input on the current state and outlook
for the Technical Services industry, and to meet the AFSMI
Sponsors.
The AFSMI Australia is proud to host Michelle Caminos, VP and
team manager of Gartner Research, where she is a part of the IT
Services & Sourcing area. Ms. Caminos is responsible for driving
the services research across the Asia/Pacific region. Key areas
of research for Ms. Caminos are in IT Services which include
business models, go-to-market strategies and key trends.
Ms Caminos will make two keynote presentations, focusing on the
Tech Services industry:-
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17.00
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The current state
of the Technical Services industry in Australia
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18.45
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Technical Services
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Around these presentations, between 4pm and 8pm, you will have
an opportunity to meet the AFSMI Sponsors, who will be
exhibiting a range of services and products. Many of these
offerings come with the special AFSMI discount. So, if you are
currently in the market for data capture equipment, repair
services, managed services, outsourced spares management,
service management software, and many more related items - be
sure not to miss this meeting!
Visitors are welcome.
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February 2006
Thursday, 23 February 2006
TeamFrame is collaborating with National ICT Australia (NICTA)
researchers in investigating business performance in software
engineering organisations. The PICO study (Performance
Improvement through Capabilities in Organisations) is
investigating the technical, managerial and organisational
capabilities that are critical to successfully developing and
delivering software products and services. NICTA researchers are
studying how TeamFrame uses and develops its unique abilities to
serve its customers. The eventual outcomes of this research may
help TeamFrame's customers to better understand and improve
their own business performance.
Thursday, 2 February 2006
TeamFrame is invited by the National State Government's
Australian Technology Showcase to the Commonwealth Games
Excellence in Innovation Exhibition at the Telstra Dome in
Melbourne on 9 March 2006.
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November 2005
Monday, 21 November 2005
TeamFrame V3's official release. V3 is a very exciting upgrade
to the current V2 family of applications. User feedback
collected over the past 12 months has been fully incorporated
resulting is a much faster and more accessible solution. Besides
online file management, V3 now also includes strong dashboard,
traffic light and knowledge management support. TeamFrame V3
delivers a fully-featured, very easy to learn and use, project
and programme management solution focused on reliable and
repeatable cost-effective service delivery.
Thursday, 9 November 2005
Peter De Jager, world renowned change management thought leader
(
www.technobility.com) will be
launching TeamFrame V3 at the Australian Technology Park on 9
November 2005, at 3:30pm. Peter's talk will be followed by a
brief presentation of the new TeamFrame features and how they
enable companies to thrive in an environment of change.
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August 2005
C-Level magazine interview with
HSBC on relative advantages of
Teamframe and
Niku, and how the ASP model is working very well.
HSBC
Project Hell
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June 2005
Wednesday 22 June
Project Management Institute - PMI Sydney Chapter (ANZAC
Memorial Club, North Sydney)
Crux will demonstrate their TeamFrame online Work and Resource
Management product and discuss how it can help you achieve world
class service delivery quality and profit targets in a simple
way. TeamFrame has a particular emphasis on managing small
projects and is focused on reliable and flexible service
delivery, rather than purely on project management.
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May 2005
CeBIT (Darling Harbour, Sydney)
24 - 26 May
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The market for information and telecommunications technology has
undergone a dynamic transformation, and the breakneck pace of
development in IT, telecommunications, software and services has
opened up completely new perspectives for our work and daily
lives.
CeBIT Australia is this regions leading Information and
Communications Technology (ICT) event designed for today's
business manager, covering the entire range of ICT products and
services specifically designed to meet your organisations needs.
TeamFrame will be part of the Australian Technology Park
presence at CeBIT 2005 - come and visit us.
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April 2005
Workforce Planning Conference (Darling Harbour, Sydney)
27 & 28 April, with Executive Tutorials on the 29th.
It is becoming clear to public an private corporations alike
that workforce planning is critical to future success and
growth. Having the right employees with the right competencies
at the right time can significantly impact an organisations
bottom-line. Workforce planning provides a systematic process
for identifying the human capital required to meet
organisational goals and develop the strategies necessary to
meet future requirements.
At the afternoon tutorial, Maarten Tentij, Managing Director of
Crux Cybernetics, will discuss building skill-based resource
work schedules to forecast skill needs. The workshop will look
at capturing and maintaining an accurate resource contact and
skills register, associating productivity targets with
resources, using software to assign work and to identify
bottlenecks, and thereby build a knowledge base of actual work
patterns that can be used to predict and address opportunities
and threats.
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January 2005
TeamFrame is approved as unique ICT service and product
by NSW Dept of Commence
Crux Cybernetics is accepted as an approved supplier to NSW
government agencies and departments for its TeamFrame work and
resource management software. TeamFrame's planning and
scheduling, shared calendar, timesheeting, risk and issue
management functions are now easier to purchase and deploy
throughout the NSW government infrastructure. This will result
in increased departmental efficiency and taxpayer value.
Large utility company trials TeamFrame
A large utility company has agreed to trial TeamFrame with a
view to providing its project managers and resources with an
improved "easy to learn, easy to use" set of planning, work
assignment, time and progress tracking and management reporting
tools.
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December 2004
Dialect Solutions embraces TeamFrame as an agent for
change
Dialect Solutions, a global payment gateway and interactive
solutions vendor has begun trialling TeamFrame with a view to an
organisational rollout. TeamFrame's unique skill-based work
broadcasting in conjunction with powerful collaboration and
reporting features make it an ideal solution to bind the
organisation to a shared view of activity and progress and to
improve service delivery capability.
Simbient signs up to TeamFrame
After 2 months of user trials software house Simbient Pty Ltd
have signed a 2 year contract to use TeamFrame to manage their
projects and to improve customer collaboration and reporting.
Using TeamFrame will allow Simbient to more efficiently allocate
work, monitor progress and provide customers with status
reports.
Crux Integrates the Actenum ConstrainWorks Engine to
deliver grape harvest scheduling to the wine industry
Crux's prototype TeamFrame solution for the wine industry,
dubbed "Harvest Easy" is completed and tested on 200 vineyard
blocks. The solution builds and communicates optimal harvest
schedules using the world's best constraint programming
framework.
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October 2004
Global telecommunication equipment vendor selects
TeamFrame as core service delivery tool
The Australian arm of a global telecommunications company is
trialling TeamFrame to manage broadband capacity rollout
activities.
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May 2004
HSBC uses TeamFrame to manage external and distributed
activity participants
HSBC, the worlds largest bank, selects TeamFrame for use by its
global eCommerce division. TeamFrame is used to connect HSBC
global staff, vendors, partners, and sub-contractors to a common
view of activity schedules, progress and issues that need
resolution. Refine Ltd., Crux's UK reseller is providing local
support.
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March 2004
Crux Cybernetics co-sponsors the ...
KM Challenge 2004 - Driving Performance through Knowledge
Collaboration at Taronga Zoo on 30 and 31 March 2004
( http://www.knowledge.standards.com.au/KM )
The KM Challenge 2004 is is a practical and collaborative event
which brings together over 25 international and national
knowledge specialists. The keynote speakers are: Dr Karl-Erik
Sveiby, considered by many as a founding father of KM; and Mr
Gordon Bray, who will explain how he uses knowledge to maintain
his competitive advantage as an award winning international
sports commentator and author.
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