56604 http://uservoice.com/users/56604-vincentserpico http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/c3e07a14694cccac33d9486fe2c32590?default=http://uservoice.com/images/icons/default-avatar.jpg VincentSerpico VincentSerpico VincentSerpico 44 35 17033 http://swphoenix.uservoice.com/pages/2328-general/suggestions/17033-create-a-better-child-cell-phone-service Challenge the cell phone industry to still enable/empower cell phone access to minors, but provide services that make parents (and schools) feel more comfortable about providing these services to... Challenge the cell phone industry to still enable/empower cell phone access to minors, but provide services that make parents (and schools) feel more comfortable about providing these services to their minors. Some ideas at http://timheuer.com/blog/archive/2008/03/29/14367.aspx 12 1 2328 General general 30793 anonymous anonymous anonymous 2008-08-11T18:02:50Z 2008-08-11T18:02:50Z general 17046 http://swphoenix.uservoice.com/pages/2328-general/suggestions/17046-create-stay-at-home-mom-tools-for-communities People contstantly claim to live in communities. But we really live in neighborhoods and don't leverage our own community neighbors as resources. This is especially true of stay-at-home moms most of ... People contstantly claim to live in communities. But we really live in neighborhoods and don't leverage our own community neighbors as resources. This is especially true of stay-at-home moms most of the time. Over the past 5 years my community has led a "co-op" environment using each other as resources for stay-at-home parents to be able to leverage, stay sane, and accomplish any tasks they need to do. The management of this is very cumbersome and could be improved. How could this "co-op" idea be improved, leverage automation, and be packaged to bring it to other communities in a pre-packaged, easy-to-get started format? I can provide an overview of the problem statement, challenges faced, desired solutions, etc. 30 4 2328 General general 30793 anonymous anonymous anonymous 2008-08-11T18:41:33Z 2008-08-11T18:41:33Z general 20674 http://swphoenix.uservoice.com/pages/2328-general/suggestions/20674-create-a-web-based-proofreading-service For single documents (press release, resume, cover letter, book report,etc) says up to 500 words. 4. Customer would insert text (no logging in, or signing up, I'm thinking more 'cut and paste',... For single documents (press release, resume, cover letter, book report,etc) says up to 500 words. 4. Customer would insert text (no logging in, or signing up, I'm thinking more 'cut and paste', versus 'upload'), and pay easily on the same screen. Qualified proofreaders get notified via text, email, tweet, etc., edit the document wiki style (tracking edits, comments, etc.) on the same page. The idea is that the customer can watch the editing in real-time. Final edits are noted, references/citations are given for premium service. Customer accepts changes andretrieves document. (Again, cut and paste) 10 3 2328 General general 35192 stevenbshaffer stevenbshaffer stevenbshaffer 2008-08-27T07:03:46Z 2008-08-27T07:03:46Z general 28831 http://swphoenix.uservoice.com/pages/2328-general/suggestions/28831-umbrellabackup-centralized-backup-of-web-2-0-app-data People have become reliant upon SaaS-based services like Basecamp, Salesforce, Freshbooks, GoogleDocs, etc. There's no guarantee these services will a) be around forever or b) be up at all times to... People have become reliant upon SaaS-based services like Basecamp, Salesforce, Freshbooks, GoogleDocs, etc. There's no guarantee these services will a) be around forever or b) be up at all times to allow you to access your data. There's an opportunity to create a backup service that runs locally and sucks a snapshot of all your data out of these systems so you have a copy that resides on your servers. There are creative models in how this could be billed (ie. let people use it for free so they're covered and pay only when they need to get at the backup). 24 0 2328 General general 44090 scrollinondubs scrollinondubs scrollinondubs 2008-09-24T02:12:21Z 2008-09-24T02:12:21Z general 32484 http://swphoenix.uservoice.com/pages/2328-general/suggestions/32484-a-clean-easy-to-use-job-board-for-small-groups-orgs Develop a free (or paid with features) job board that niche groups and organizations could integrate with their sites. This would be similar in Ning's approach, to a user controlled and created... Develop a free (or paid with features) job board that niche groups and organizations could integrate with their sites. This would be similar in Ning's approach, to a user controlled and created system. At the moment job boards are flooded with garbage, recruiters, scams and more. The only ones I've found that you can intergrate are commission based without any control of who posts, or the jobs that are displayed. A simple, easy to control and monetize job board groups could use would go a long way in many circles, and provide a great grassroots alternative to the Monster.com and Carrerbuilder.com juggernauts. 39 1 2328 General general 53659 keanecreative keanecreative keanecreative 2008-10-02T22:34:16Z 2008-10-02T22:34:16Z general 34451 http://swphoenix.uservoice.com/pages/2328-general/suggestions/34451-interact-with-an-industry-expert The ability to interact with an industry expert is a valuable sales and marketing tool. For example, consulting with an attorney or a physician, seeking the advice of a financial advisor or just... The ability to interact with an industry expert is a valuable sales and marketing tool. For example, consulting with an attorney or a physician, seeking the advice of a financial advisor or just bounce recipe ideas off a prominent chef. The advice seeker gains valuable knowledge and the advice giver has promoted her business. ExpertKnowledge is a website that allows such interaction. An industry expert, via a paid monthly subscription, streams her video cast to an audience. She has her own custom page where viewers can tune in. Her page may have auxiliary media files that compliment her video cast. Her audience consists of passive and active viewers who can text or ask questions via video and audio interaction. There are many sites that contain static knowledge-based content like videos or text documents. But once you read a white paper or watch a video, it’s very difficult to obtain feedback. Sure you can add to a blog post, but the level of quality is far inferior to real-time human interaction. There are also many sites that allow streaming videos and text chat, for example, UStream. But the content is generally a hodgepodge of hit and miss videos. If a person is seeking genuine content of substance, the search can be daunting and yield minimal results. It is my goal to establish ExpertKnowledge as the source for knowledge, how-to advice, opinions or counsel. Viewers can choose channels based on categories, then narrow their choice based on user feedback and audience participation. When someone needs live, real-time advice from a nutritionist to a mechanic to an interior designer, their first destination will be ExpertKnowledge. 57 9 2328 General general 56604 VincentSerpico VincentSerpico VincentSerpico 2008-10-08T04:37:32Z 2008-10-08T04:37:32Z general 2008-10-07T22:32:40Z 2008-10-23T01:23:40Z