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This year’s workshop sessions were designed to help get people talking and thinking together in smaller groups. We hope everyone had the opportunity to enjoy themselves and meet some interesting people. Each team had a maximum of 20 people from different companies and they all worked together to produce a series of specific outputs to 10 challenges. Overall available time was 90 minutes and the results were submitted online. Here are the outputs of the ORIGINAL ORANGE BALLOON.
Name of team: ORIGINAL ORANGE BALLOON.
Names and superpower of members:
Using a single packet of spaghetti and marshmallows, ORIGINAL ORANGE BALLOON built a spaghetti tower 40 inches tall.
To better their BoS experience, they wireframed a special Mobile App. They shared some screen shots with us.
ORIGINAL ORANGE BALLOON talked about something important they learned in BoS 2012 in a 1 minute video. Watch it to find out why Mark is tied down.
http://youtu.be/FBf2OE-bAXU
After cutting a piece of letter paper into a ring the ORIGINAL ORANGE BALLOON claimed 24 people passed it over their head to the floor without ring breaking. You can see for yourselves.
They built a spaghetti bridge to span a 54cm (21.26 inches) wide gap.
Possibly inspired by the spaghetti tower project, the ORIGINAL ORANGE BALLOON captured the essence of Business of Software Conference with artistic photography.
In less than 140 characters, the proposed business strategy for Twitter by ORIGINAL ORANGE BALLOON is
Finally, they explained in a 1 minute video how software helps us overcome ‘corruption’.
http://youtu.be/9M08gh89ZFQ
BUSINESS OF SOFTWARE – FOR PEOPLE BUILDING GREAT SOFTWARE BUSINESSES.
This year will be the 7th Business of Software, a three day conference for founders who want to build sustainable, profitable software businesses. BoS has always been a special conference for our delegates and we want to keep it special.
Attendance is restricted to just 400 attendees in 2013 and we have 200 places taken and the next 100 tickets (as of April 20th) will be sold at the second Early Bird Rate.
Next 100 tickets (as of April 20th) – save $800 on full rate.
If you want to see all of the action from Business of Software 2012, the videos of the talks are available in one place now: