Sessions at Digital Shoreditch Festival 2012 of type Showcase about Business and Funding

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Thursday 24th May 2012

• Table top: Present.me – bringing online presentations to life

  by Charlie Simpson

  We believe online presentations are broken. Psychological studies show that the combination of content and a human face is key to keeping an audience engaged. We launched Present.me to solve exactly this problem. Present.me allows anyone to create online presentations that feature synchronised slides and video side-by-side, playable on-demand. Whether it’s pitching for new business, updating your team, setting assignments for students or applying for a job, Present.me allows you to record and share your ideas in a whole new way. This session will reveal why Present.me’s combination of video and content is the perfect way to create online, on-demand presentations that engage and resonate.

  Questions answered :
  What is the story behind Present.me? What issues does Present.me solve? How does Present.me work? What is the Present.me business model?

  • Business
  • Funding
  • Startups

  At 2:15pm to 2:45pm, Thursday 24th May

  In Digital Shoreditch Big Top

Monday 28th May 2012

• From Xero to infinity and beyond...

  by Richard Heap

  Whether you are a start up or fast growing SME in the Tech and Media sector, making timely decisions is closely linked to future success. Kingston Smith’s Media & Tech partners will be running their ever popular 1-2-1 30 minute business clinics where you will have an opportunity to ask any tax or accounting related question - including funding, R&D claims, tax credits, and the IP patent box. They’ll also be showcasing Xero, the online accounting software increasingly popular with the technology community, where you get more control for am affordable price.

  Questions answered :
  Business Advice, Online accounting systems, funding availability, taxation advice, looking after the books

  • Business
  • Funding
  • Startups

  At 2:00pm to 2:30pm, Monday 28th May

  In Digital Shoreditch Big Top