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# Sport Innovation/Active Network/Feasibility analysis

This page is meant to give an estimate of the future directions for Activenetwork.com. It seams plausible the network will keep improve quality of the existing products and service and save money/time for both athletes and event organizers. Due to the massive and broad product range that is seemingly continuously expanding, it seems to meet a significant need to does who need help or inspiration as athlete/organizer and thus an obvious choice for active communities all over the globe. As the fitness market is continuously growing, and the tendency for sedentary to take on an active lifestyle, or start self realization projects, two points of continuous growth can be expected;
* a surge in number of events worldwide,
* an increasing number of individuals demanding guidance (training programs, diet etc.),
which promises overall growth in the Active Network activities and thus increase of investor returns.
Active Network in Action - Event management SaaS
# Sport Innovation/Active Network/Sports Club Software

The Sports Club Software by Active Network provides user-friendly solutions to aid sports club managers minimize the workload from start to finish. From membership management to event registration, merchandise sales and detailed reports from participants. Effective communication with players and coaches is also offered through email marketing tools, as well as active engagement in online training plans [1].
Among the highlighted technology features of the software include:
* Free publicity for the club on Active.com
* Secure online payment processing and membership collection data
* Email design, delivery and tracking tools
* Sport league or club management from any internet connection
* Tailored sports league registration forms and membership forms
* Online club merchandise sales from the webstore
* Sport club marketing with social media tools
* Broad and flexible event attendee reports
The client is able to create a free account and get full access to the software with no initial payment. A 'Free Test Drive" is then offered to experience the system usage, and a per-participant fee applies if the client decides to implement the system. The system usage can be totally free if it is included in the club's participant fees.

## References

1. The Active Network (2011). Sports Club Software. Retrieved from www.activenetwork.com.au/products/sports-club-software.htm
Active Network in Action - Event management SaaS
# Sport Innovation/Active Network/Australian Open

The Australian Open, considered the Grand Slam of Asia/Pacific is held every year during the month of January in Melbourne, Victoria. Played on hard court at Melbourne Park, there are two main courts used by the top seeded players, the Rod Laver Arena and the Hisense Arena [10].
Being the most prestigious event organized by Tennis Australia and offering an estimated $25,000,000 AUD in prize money, the Australian Open is a very attractive and entertaining event tournament for the best players and for all participants involved locally and globally [10]. Representing a challenging task to manage and execute all duties at an optimal performance, the incorporation of Active Network solutions currently improves the event organization.
By implementing main features from the Tennis Tournament Software the Australian Open is able to manage and exhibit the following:
* Scores of matches in progress and completed matches [2]
* Country scoreboard [2]
* Event and challenge statistics [2]
* Scoreboard widget [2]
* Singles, doubles, mixed doubles, juniors, qualifiers and wheelchair draws [4]
* Tournament schedule and schedule of play [3]
* Players by name, by country and seeds [5]
* Results archive [5]
* E-newsletter subscription [1]
* AO daily updates subscription [1]
* AO trivia [6]
* Online Poll [6]
* Individual and family memberships [7]
* MLC Kids Tennis Day registration [1]
* Facebook and Twitter integrations
* Fan centre social leaderboard [6]
* Popcorn Tennis [6]

## References

1. The Australian Open (2011). Home. Retrieved from www.australianopen.com/en_AU/index.html
2. The Australian Open (2011). Scores. Retrieved from www.australianopen.com/en_AU/scores/index.html
3. The Australian Open (2011). Schedule. Retrieved from www.australianopen.com/en_AU/scores/schedule/index.html
4. The Australian Open (2011). Draws. Retrieved from www.australianopen.com/en_AU/scores/draws/index.html
5. The Australian Open (2011). Players. Retrieved from www.australianopen.com/en_AU/players/index.html
6. The Australian Open (2011). Fan Centre. Retrieved from www.australianopen.com/en_AU/fancentre/index.html
7. The Australian Open (2011). Event Guide. Retrieved from www.australianopen.com/en_AU/event_guide/event_guide.html
8. The Australian Open (2011). Membership. Retrieved from www.australianopen.com/en_AU/event_guide/membership.html
9. The Australian Open (2011). Sessions. Retrieved from www.australianopen.com/en_AU/tickets/schedule.html
10. Wikipedia (2011). Australian Open. Retrieved from en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Open
Active Network in Action - Event management SaaS
# Sport Innovation/Active Network/Race for the Cure

The Komen Race for the Cure Series is the world’s largest and most successful education and fundraising event for breast cancer [1]. The first run was in 1983. It took place in Dallas, Texas with 800 participants. Today, it has grown to a global series of more than 140 races with 1.6 million people participating on four continents. Race for the Cure features 5 Km runs and fitness walks. The series of events raises significant funds and awareness for breast cancer as well as celebrates breast cancer survivorship and honors those who have lost their battle with the disease [1]. In 2010, more than 1.6 million participants and over 100, 000 volunteers participated in the series. Komen St Louis Race for the Cure had over 71, 800 participants making it the largest race ever.
The Komen Race for the Cure was born when Nancy G. Brinker promised her dying sister Susan G. Komen she would do everything in her power to end breast cancer forever. Today, Komen for the Cure is the world’s largest grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists fighting to save lives, empower people, ensure quality care for all and energise science to find the cures [2]. Since its inception in 1982, $1.9 Billion has been raised towards breast cancer research through their events as well as contributions from partners, sponsors and supporters.
Komen Race for the Cure has international races conducted by Komen Affiliates in Germany, Italy and Puerto Rico. Komen Race for the Cure is currently collaborating with select NGOs in Europe, the Caribbean, Africa (North and Sub-Saharan), the Middle East, Latin America and Western Asia to host co-branded, culturally appropriate races. In total, 16 international Races were held worldwide in 2011 [3].
Komen Race for The Cure are customers of Active Network. Active Network provide tailored sports management software packages for charity events just like Komen Race for the cure, enabling the events to be efficient, well organised and successful.
"Times are tough, and the need for our services is greater than ever. That's why it's so important to have a system that makes it easy to tap into the generosity of thousands who join us as we "race for the cures". But far more important than the system are the people who stand behind it. The people we've dealt with at Active far exceed our expectations (which are high!) for excellent customer service." - Maureen Keenan Meldrum, Chair, Komen Race for the cure [4].
References
* Susan G. Komen for the Cure (2011). About the Race. Retrieved from http://apps.komen.org/raceforthecure/FindARacefortheCure.aspx
* Susan G. Komen for the Cure (2011). Our Work. Retrieved from http://ww5.komen.org/AboutUs/OurWork.html
* Susan G. Komen for the Cure (2011). About Us. Retrieved from http://ww5.komen.org/AboutUs/AboutUs.html
* The Active Network (2011). Our Customers. Retrieved from http://www.activegiving.com/our-customers.htm
# Sport Innovation/Active Network/Running Event Management Software

The running event management software is part of the sports management solutions offered by Active Network. The software is targeted for organisers of 5 Km, 10 Km, charity walks and marathons. It helps organisers to efficiently manage the event as well as increase participant satisfaction.
Active Network has more than 12, 000 race director clients [1]. A forum is available specifically for these directors through the Active community-Event Director page. Here, organisers are able to have conversations with other event directors, ask questions and receive prompt responses.
Features of the software include;
* Online registration
* Payment processing
* Online training plans
* Fundraising tools
* Merchandise sales
* Flexible participant reporting
Furthermore, organisers can track race registration data and view financial reports from any computer as well as receive a free event listing on Active.com (the world's largest race calendar) [1].
The list below, provides a brief description of the running event management software provided by Active Network [2]:
Online race registration software; Allows the organisation to register participants online with no data entry
Donations and Fundraising; Allows the event to develop, manage and promote online donations and fundraising
Volunteer Management; This feature streamlines and simplifies the volunteer management process
Live Race results; Engages race spectators on the course and allows them to track participants from afar
Training Plans; Provide customisable online training plans and tools, will attract participants
Web Content Management; Ensures appealing, professional and up-to-date websites
Marketing Services; Allows the target market to be reached through unique marketing opportunities
Corporate Challenge; Increases event participation and extends reach into the community
Go Green Program; Active Network rewards those event directors who take eco-friendly steps to better the environment
Active Network have made alliances with several industry players including, Livestrong.com and mapmyrun.com. The running event management software can be tailored to each organisations or clubs specific needs, whether it is a large scale whole-city event, or a small regional running event.
Active Network also specialise in software solutions for Charity Runs and walks.

## References

* The Active Network (2011).Race Management Software. Retrieved from www.activenetwork.com.au/products/race-management-software.htm
* The Active Network (2011). Endurance. Retrieved from www.activeendurance.com/running.htm
Active Network in Action - Event management SaaS
# Sport Innovation/Active Network/Ironman/Registration Process

One of the corporate users of the Active.com's event management software in the registration process, is the triathlon organisation Ironman. By clicking into Activeglobal.com and searching for Ironman in the search field, a range of Ironman events is listed for the user to chose. From there, it seems that the same template have been used for all Ironman races. For example, Ironman 70.3 California:
An introductory page features short and concise practical information about this particular event, such as, date of event, address, fees for each entry period, a brief description of the courses. Furthermore, participants are being made aware of the rules and regulation the must abide by: - Event refund policy in case of withdrawal - Which rule set is being applied for the particular event, typically the national triathlon organization of the particular country in which the event takes place, which in this example is the USA Triathlon (USAT), which at the same time also abides by the rules and regulation set up by The International Triathlon Federation. Other than this, a link to the event organizers page is provided, as well as a link to start the registration process.
The Active.com Ironman registration process begins by choosing in which category the athlete wish to compete (professional or age group), as well as acceptance of event organisers risk waivers (World Triathlon Corporation (WTC) licensing the Ironman races) and those of USAT. All this done by ticking the check boxes provided. Following this, the template consists of text boxes for participant information, scroll down windows for a range of different informations. The remaining parts of the registration is a payment site, and a site for print of receipt. The footing of all registration pages, consist of copyright and registered trademarks informations, as well as the corporate logos of Ironman partners.
Active Network in Action - Event management SaaS
# Sport Innovation/Active Network/Industries

Active Network serves a wide range of industries at a global level. Such industries are categorized into sports, communities, outdoors and business events [1].

## Endurance Events

In endurance events, the sports event management software is utilized to avoid time-consuming tasks and to increase the number of online registrations, helping race directors make their running, cycling, swimming, and triathlon/multi-sport races more profitable.

## Charities

Charities are mainly composed of online donation and fundraising planning tools for all events and causes. The available software solutions involve website design and hosting, volunteer management, training plans, event registration, marketing services and event fundraising programs.

## Marinas

Marinas operations are organized and managed through a fully integrated software suite that can maximize resources and save time when handling online dock reservations, merchandise sales and order tracking, as well as watercraft rental and scheduling. Some of the benefits also include call center services and financial reports on all revenue.

## Corporate Wellness

Corporate Wellness uses Active 365 as a tool to make the workplace an active health and fitness program for employees and their families. This robust technology platform offers wellness goal-setting and tracking, local events and activities involvement, as well as training plans follow-up. Groups and teams can be formed to engage in a system of challenges, points and badges to foster participation, reward success and encourage healthy competition amongst co-workers.

## References

1. The Active Network (2011). Industries. Retrieved from www.activenetwork.com/industries.htm
Active Network in Action - Event management SaaS
# Sport Innovation/Accelerometers in Running/References

Introduction
Mechanism
Application to endurance running
FAQs
References
Chen, K. Y., & Sun, M. (1997). Improving energy expenditure estimation by using a triaxial accelerometer. The American Physiological Society, 83, 2112-2122.
Conger, S. A., Strath, S. J., & Basset Jr, D. R. (2005). Validity and reliability of the FitSense FS-1 speedometer during walking and running. International Journal of Sports Medicine, 26, 208-213. doi:10.1055/s2004-820958
Fellin, R. E., Manal, K., & Davis, I. S. (2010). Comparison of lower extremity kinematic curves during overground and treadmill running. Journal of Applied Biomechanics, 26, 407-414.
Hodgins, D. (2004). A three-axis accelerometer. Medical Device Technology, 1, 25-26.
James, D. A., Davey, N., & rice, T. (2004). An accelerometer based platform for insitu elite athlete performance analysis. IEEE Sensors Conference, Vienna, Austria. 1373-1376. doi:10.1109/ICSENS.2004.1426439
Kane, N. A., Simmons, M. C., John, D., Thompson, D. L., & Rasset, D. R. (2010). Validity of the nike+ device during walking and running. International Journal of Sports Medicine, 31, 101-105. doi:10.1055/s-0029-1242810
Williams, D., & Rawat, S. (2008). SI units, force, mass and acceleration. Anasthesia and Intensive Care Medicine, 9(9), 378-380.
# Sport Innovation/Active Network/Active Network Charity Run

Charity events, especially charity runs and walks are becoming increasingly popular [1]. Active Network's running event management software is of great benefit for organisations as well as running clubs who are looking to organise a charity event. Non-for-profit organisations like 'Walk the Walk', 'Girls on the Run' and 'Race for the Cure' utilise Active Network's products and services.
Many people enjoy participating in local running events, especially when it is for charity. Charity runs provide more of a challenge in a friendly competitive environment, compared to charity walks, which are more of a social event and not as competitive.
Active Network provides specialised software needed to organize a charity run or walk. The software enables an organisation or charity to [2]:
* Effectively develop, manage and promote online donations and fundraising
* Increase awareness and drive participation with industry-leading event registration
* Develop a strong web presence with customised and integrated fundraising websites
* Reach ideal fundraiser with unique marketing opportunities designed for event and non-profit organisations
* Improve efficiencies and simplify the volunteer recruitment and management process
* Have access to fundraising support and management tools to ensure the success of the event
* Provide training plans to participants
Charities organising smaller scale charity runs and walks use Active Network to its full potential. The event page is created through Active Network, where participants can register, donate and gain all information regarding the event. Events such as Austin Gorilla Run, Walk, Run, Wag 5K9 and MMRF Run Up have utilised Active Network's webpage services.
Charity events rely heavily on volunteers. Without volunteers, or adequate numbers of volunteers, many events do not run smoothly and fail to reach their full potential. Active Network simplify the volunteer recruitment process to attract people to volunteer, ensuring the charity event will be well organised and thus a success.
References
* Syracuse Online LLC (2010). Running notebook: Marathon running becoming more popular. Retrieved from http://blog.syracuse.com/sports/2011/01/running_notebook_marathon_runn.html
* The Active Network (2011). Active Giving. Retrieved from http://www.activegiving.com/
# Sport Innovation/Active Network

Active Network is a technology and media company. It assists businesses to automate and simplify operations, management and participation, and is home to millions of people looking for things to do through its media properties. Active Network is one of the most powerful technology and marketing engines available to date [1].
The success of Active Network can be attributed to the fact that it caters for both businesses as well as the consumer. Businesses operate more efficiently due to the services Active Network provide, as well as having greater access to participants. Consumers can go to Active Network and find things they love, want and need to do.
“We believe in the power of community, the value of authenticity and strength of active living” [1].
Active Network’s event, participant and resource management solutions help organisations create efficient business operations and reduce overall costs. Potentially, organisations can increase attendance through having access to millions of engaged consumers as well as become more profitable through the integrated marketing services such as the online media properties.
“Active Network is where technology creates communities and communities create demand. Where organisers succeed, and the world gets active" [2].
Active Network serve a vast array of industries. The Sports industry is one of the main industries as Active Network provide tailored sports management software packages specifically for sports organisations and clubs. More than 10 of the largest US Sports associations rely on and utilise Active Network [1]. Therefore, it is the leading provider of technology for national sports governing bodies in the United States. Participating associations include Little League Baseball and United States Tennis Association.
There are many resources available on the Active Network website. Visitors can download the Iphone App, search current employment opportunities and read relevant news headlines. The website also features a 'activities near you' function where a person can enter their postcode to find activities close by. Active network are also connected through various social media avenues such as Facebook and Twitter.

## References

* The Active Network (2011). About us- Overview. Retrieved from www.activenetwork.com/about-us/overview.htm
* The Active Network (2011). What we do. Retrieved from www.activenetwork.com/
Active Network in Action - Event management SaaS
# Sociology of Religion/The Future of Religion

The significance of religion may rise or decline or change in its public perception, and individual religious interpretations are subject to change.
Increased fundamentalism may fuel historical frictions as beliefs differ. Less fundamental approaches may propitiate.
Studies such as comparative religion could bolster interfaith cooperation. Various alternatives to religion may affect its influence.
# Software Development with Continuous Integration
## Continuous Integration in Controlled Software Development Environments

Author(s): Matthew.t.rupert (Matthew Rupert)

## Table of contents

* Introduction: Continuous Integration for Software Medical Devices
* Why Continuous Integration?
* Software Medical Devices
* Version Control
* Validation
** Unit Test Framework for Acceptance Tests
** Roles (Developers/QA)
** Keep the Tests Green
** Keep the Tests Current
* Practical Application of Agile
** Resistance to Agile
** The Value of Agile
** Requirements
** Software Design Specification
** Traceability Matrix
** Peer Reviews
* DHF
# Polish/Grouping expressions

We often want to group nouns or sentences, to say "X and Y" or "X or Y".
In Polish the commonly used word for "and" is "i":
* Marta i Basia mają koty - Marta and Basia have cats
* Kobieta je ciastko i pije kawę - The woman is eating a cookie and drinking coffee
* Kot jest gruby i czarny - The cat is fat and black
* Adam lubi Martę i Basię - Adam likes Marta and Basia
The word "oraz" may also be used to express English "and":
It sounds a little more sophisticated. However, you shouldn't use oraz inbetween adjectives - "Kot jest gruby oraz czarny" doesn't sound very natural. When in doubt, say "i".
You can also use "z" + instrumental (with) and "bez" (without) + genitive
* Magda z Tomkiem są małżeństwem - Magda and Tomek are married (Tomek in instrumental)
* Magda i Tomek są małżeństwem - Same.
* Dziecko lubi kanapki z serem - The child likes sandwiches with cheese (cheese in instrumental) - meaning "The child likes cheese sandwiches"
* Dziecko lubi kanapki i ser - The child likes sandwiches and cheese - this one meaning "The child likes both sandwiches and cheese"
* Kobieta lubi kawę bez cukru - The woman likes her coffee without sugar (sugar in genitive) - we don't say "her coffee" in Polish, just "coffee"
* małżeństwo - married couple
* kanapka - a sandwich
* ser - cheese
* cukier - sugar
* Tomek - popular male name, diminuitive of Tomasz - the English equivalent is Thomas
When you group a few nouns, the result will always be plural, and if any of them was person-masculine, so will the whole expression be.
There are many words for "or" - we mostly use "albo" or "lub" (the same meaning), but "czy" (which usually has a different meaning) may be used for this purpose too, especially in questions.
* Masz kota albo psa? - "Do you have a cat or dog ?" Proper answers are "tak" ("yes", if you have either or even both) or "nie" ("no", if you have neither)
* Masz kota czy psa? - "Do you have a cat, or a dog?", meaning "Which do you have, cat or dog?". Proper answers are "kota" ("a cat", if you have a cat but not a dog), or "psa" ("a dog", if you have a dog but not a cat). If you have both or neither some more complex answer will be needed. But "tak"/"nie" ("yes"/"no") will leave the other party rather confused.
* Marta albo Basia ma kota - Marta or Basia has a cat
* Adam ma kota albo psa - Adam has a cat or a dog
* Dziecko je ciasto albo pije mleko - The child is eating cake or drinking milk.
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