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"EditGrid itself is an impressive tool, but equally impressive are the people behind it"
- Eric Whitney,
Citizen Schools
Citizen Schools
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Interested in learning how others are making use of EditGrid and how it has helped them or their organisation? Have a look at these user stories.
Novatech Production Services is a South Australian based production company offering audio, video and lighting solutions to the national touring concert and local event industry markets. The EditGrid product has helped us to improve our communication of complex stage patches from stage to front of house mix positions in high pressure, restricted access festival environments.
I have been using EditGrid for about 4 months now. I submit lots of articles online about various investment topics and it’s nice that I can have an updating chart, even though my article was submitted months before.
I am currently using EditGrid to plan my wedding. From everything to creating mailing labels to keeping track of RSVPs, gifts, budgets, song lists and more. This way all the different parties can check in to see progress and everyone is accountable for staying on budget!
EditGrid provides a great solution for allowing me to provide and with the JSONP stylesheet capability allows me to easily update content for interactive web 2.0 maps available at http://www.swingingsammy.com/schools/page6/page6.html and timelines of Pennsylvania school data by using EditGrid in conjunction with code from the Simile Exhibit program http://simile.mit.edu/exhibit .
We are a UK based investment club investing mainly in shares on the London stock market. A number of members had different ways of keeping track of our shares - mainly by using ‘portfolio’ facilities offered on a number of financial web sites. This was not ideal as individual members had to keep their own portfolios up to date - whilst others didn’t have the technical ability to do this.
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