the survey is not working for me. When I press next the first page
just reloads.
On Oct 21, 12:22 am, sk...@emergentresearch.com
sk...@emergentresearch.com wrote:
The Iowa City Development Group has created a very short survey of
coworking space managers/ownersto help them with their planning
Hi, Nancy,
What knd of class is it? I asssume you are interested in the use of
coworking in a creative career, since it's SCAD. (Hometown advantage,
I come from Atlanta most recently, born at Fort McPherson).
I now live in the Netherlands and am busy launching my coworking space
here. Every
MIke,
I agree with Willie and Jerome. In the space I'm about to open, we
don't have private offices, but that means we are leaving a certain
number of potential members on the curb, if they (think they) need
that kind of privacy.
Peace,
Ryan Price
rpr...@ryanpricemedia.com
@liberatr
Hi, my name is Joel Bennett and I've been following this group for a little
while but haven't officially introduced myself. We launched a new coworking
space the 1st of October in rural Iowa. Although Iowa's big cities sport
a handful of coworking communities, we believe this is the first rural
Hi, people!
I've found this website and like to share with you: http://desksnear.me/
Abs,
Cadu de Castro Alves
c...@beesoffice.com
Mobile: +55 21 8464-3958(OI)
SkypeID: cadudecastroalves
www.beesoffice.com
BeesOffice - Espaço de Coworking RJ - Unidade: Centro
Rua Teófilo Otoni, 52/1203, Centro
Thanks for pointing this out. I will alert the survey owner.
On Oct 21, 2:00 am, Will Bennis, Locus Workspace
wmben...@gmail.com wrote:
the survey is not working for me. When I press next the first page
just reloads.
On Oct 21, 12:22 am, sk...@emergentresearch.com
Mike,
This isn't selling out at all. Private offices are not against the sprit of
coworking. They confuse the issue for sure. A lot of the talk I've heard
or said on the matter is often trying to explore this blurry line. For
example, the norm is for people to isolate themselves and our tag
On Oct 20, 2010, at 21:41 , Mike P wrote:
I know everyone on this list (or nearly everyone) is doing very well.
don't get fooled by the success stories. i know a lot of spaces who are at
least struggling. even our own isn't making any money at all, but we have a
software company to put
hi everyone,
for those of you you've never heard of it: cobot is a web based software i
developed that helps you run a coworking space. it does membership management,
collects payments, allows people to book resources and other things as well (in
short: it does a lot of the time consuming
I guess that heavily depends on the country/state you live in. Here in germany
we actually have a bar in our space and our coworkers can just grab any drinks
they want (including beer) if they drop a € into a jar. i think in most places
there's also a big difference between offering alcohol to
Alexander,
I tried cobot some months ago. It's a good tool but we need it in portuguese.
I can help you with the translation. Are you interested in?
Regards,
Cadu de Castro Alves
c...@beesoffice.com
Mobile: +55 21 8464-3958(OI)
SkypeID: cadudecastroalves
www.beesoffice.com
BeesOffice - Espaço
I just want to let everyone know that we've been actively working with Alex
and his team as we've moved a significant portion of our record keeping and
member management workflow to Cobot. He's been awesomely responsive, and
they've built a number of extremely powerful tools in a very simple
So, a couple of things. But first:
1) I am not a lawyer
2) Your milage may vary.
First, Mike brings up a good point: know the rules you're abiding by, not
just local liquor control laws. Our insurance policy was built knowing full
well that alcohol WAS a part of our business's culture, and so
Mike-
I agree that offering private offices is not selling out. In our Santa Cruz
location many people merge together to take a private office. Most of our
offices don't have ceilings, so I consider them part of the Cafe anyway. People
take them for different reasons, but the most common
wow thanks alex :) and there's more in the making right now...
excellent support is i think crucial for a non trivial product like this, so
that's definitely one of the core areas where we try to be as good as we can.
On Oct 21, 2010, at 20:22 , Alex Hillman wrote:
I just want to let everyone
Hi Cadu,
unfortunately right now we don't have the resources to work on a translation,
but that might change. if you leave a comment here
(http://cobotme.uservoice.com/forums/38874-general/suggestions/961117-make-site-multilingual-?ref=title)
you will be notified as soon as we start working on
Thanks for passing on… just registered.
Thanks God Bless,
Joel Bennett
Chief Dreamchaser
Veel Hoeden, LLC
641-780-7858
veelhoe...@gmail.com
http://veelhoeden.posterous.com/ http://veelhoeden.posterous.com/
http://www.twitter.com/veelhoeden http://www.twitter.com/veelhoeden
Hi I just joined this group a few days ago, I have been reading the
posts and enjoying them. I don't really know if working from home
counts in the coworking community? But I do enjoy serving the people
in my line of work. Ok so I work for a company called Pre Paid Legal
they are land based but
Hello,
The topic of electronic (RFID) door locks has come up a few times and I
wanted to revisit it. Who out there now is looking for a solution? Who is
keeping an eye out for something cool to come along and interested if one
does?
Jacob
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Office Nomads - Individuality without Isolation
We have a normal alarm system and everyone has their own access codes...seems
to work well enough for now. RFID would be really cool though...
On Oct 21, 2010, at 5:09 PM, Jacob Sayles wrote:
Hello,
The topic of electronic (RFID) door locks has come up a few times and I
wanted to revisit
We went with a Schlagelink lock system that allows me to link it with our
wireless internet and monitor entry to the building and see who is using the
space. We also have a light module connected to it as well which allows us
to turn on a sentry light after hours. I plan to also purchase a
I am!
Jesse L. Jones
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From: Jacob Sayles ja...@officenomads.com
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2010 1:09 PM
To: coworking coworking@googlegroups.com
Subject: [Coworking] Who's shopping for
Hello, coworkers! How are you?
I've been talking with some coworking spaces owners from Brazil about the
Global Entrepreneurship Week.
In Brazil, it's a big event and lots of organizations and people will
participate.
I'd like to suggest you how could we participate together.
Are you ready?!
I would be interested in hearing how the Schlage Link system is working for
you. I've researched that product line and read a lot of mixed reviews
regarding reliability and ease of use.
Jesse Jones
From: coworking@googlegroups.com [mailto:cowork...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of
The issue with the survey is the last question on the first page needs
to be a numeral, if you don't use a $ it should work.
Thanks everyone.
Especially those of you in New York and Chicago I have visited in the
past few weeks.
On Oct 20, 5:22 pm, sk...@emergentresearch.com
At BootHK in Hong Kong, we are in the process of hacking together our
own RFID door lock which checks membership database and logs entry
data.
The RFID system we chose is based on the ISO14443C Sony Felica
standard, which is also used by the ubiquitous Octopus card. The
card is used for small
In Japan, there's no problem bringing beer to anywhere.
And our space (PAX Coworking) allows coworkers to bring whatever he/she
wants.
We have coriander cuisine restaurant at 2 Floor, and everybody just went
downstairs
and buy mugs of beer.
Kyo paxi
http://coworking.jp/
2010/10/22 Alexander Lang
Hello,
There are a lot of folks out there trying to list or map coworking spaces
and I'm compiling a list. This is part of my effort to consolidate the data
under the CoworkingDB project. My vision is to create a central home for
the data and an API to hook into various interfaces around the
You have bar in your space Alexander?!? I'm looking forward to meeting you
soon and checking out Co.Up!
Office Nomads hasn't had problems and we regularly have beer/wine/whiskey in
the office. For large events, with a wider invite audience, we get a
banquet permit.
Jacob
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Office Nomads -
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