text: “Troy Curtis is selling his unusual home for a good reason: he needs more space,” the Waxy report read. “He’s looking for a larger building that can handle his growing business and overflowing inventory.”
  “Emptying out the house before selling simply wasn’t an option, since he needs the funds from the sale to buy the larger property,” the report added. “So, he let the realtor come in to shoot the virtual tour in its current packed state.”
  “The 3D photographer told Curtis that it typically takes him 30-40 minutes to shoot a house of that size, but going up and down every aisle, it took over three hours to capture it all.”
  Fans of 8800 Blue Lick lane were happy to find the explanation behind the enormous hoard, with Twitter user @glimbrick tweeting, “This is all I wanted.”
  
  Last week we told you about how the inMotionNow marketing department is using their Project Workspaces and project filter groups to keep everyone aligned. There’s another tool in the Project Organizer toolbox that’s just as important: the Project Dashboard.
  Before fully implementing Project Organizer, our marketing team members each had their own way of managing their tasks and deadlines – usually involved some combination of checklists, notebooks, post-its, Outlook, and plain old human memory. The problem was, everyone knew what they were doing but nobody knew what everyone was doing.
  With Project Organizer’s Project Dashboard, you can list tasks and deadlines and share updates with the whole project team. Now we always know what the next step is for any project, and who’s currently working on it.
  Plus, the My Project Tasks report makes it easy to see for anyone on the team to see all of their action items listed in one place – and you get the satisfaction of checking them off and see that status bar go from red to green! Even better, the marketing director has one place where she can go and see a list of all projects and all tasks, who’s responsible for what, and which tasks are completed/pending.
  Now when we sit down on Mondays for our weekly marketing department meeting, we can see all of our projects and their statuses in one screen, plus go a real-time report of individual tasks. Finally, everyone’s on the same page!
  If you’d like to learn more about how Project Organizer can help your team, contact us today to schedule a demo.
  
  Imagine a future when housing is so adaptable, your son or daughter could simply “unclip” their bedroom from the house and take it with them when they leave home.
  And a future when building a house takes a matter of days, and construction waste is a thing of the past.
  That future is upon us, already, and it has taken a leap forward in the past year, thanks to the efforts of a Wellington doctoral student, who has been snapped up for an Australian commercial accelerator programme.
  Finch says his design was picked up this year by the Australian commercial accelerator programme, which was looking for circular economy models. “They found X-Frame and were very keen to be involved, and, subsequently, we have had a lot of success in Adelaide.”