Every home game the photos taken by Blink Republic are uploaded to swans.qbe.com for fans to vote. The winning photos will be shown at the next home game on the big screen.

In just under 2 weeks Terem delivered a fully featured mobile and desktop site for the new QBE Moments campaign – ahead of schedule – to meet the tight deadline of going live for the first match.

Visit swans.qbe.com to participate in the campaign yourself.

“They are a technology partner, as well as a solution provider. They are constantly suggesting improvements to streamline processes and, more importantly, to stay ahead of the competition.”

Terem provides on-going development and support for Bl!nk’s Photobooth System. The system is used at events by brands such as Nike, ING Direct, the Warratahs and Britains Got Talent.

Events can take place at unusual hours and when something goes wrong it can lead to angry punters.

Fortunately for Bl!nk the team at Terem is able to help. “They are quick to respond and dependable in an emergency,” says Jamie.

Catherine Fritz-Kalish’s organisation, Global Access Partners (GAP), engaged Terem Technologies to provide the registration website for the Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy’s event: Cloud + NBN forum. The Cloud + NBN forum was an invite only conference hosted by Senator Stephen Conroy.

The website was entirely hosted in the cloud using Heroku, a leading cloud platform provider.

“They were comfortable building any software requirements we needed and were committed to achieving our goals. They helped us develop a stylish looking and efficient online registration for our Cloud + NBN forum project.” says Fritz-Kalish.

GAP is looking to re-use and extend the registration website for future events. 

“We cannot praise Terem highly enough.” says James Kelaher, Director of Smartnet. ”Recently, Terem took a nebulous concept dealing with complex user journeys and turned it into a simple, easy to use web application.”

In addition to complex user journeys partly dictated by Govenment policy, building the web application involved integration points with a back-end system and a specific set of technical standards.

The back-end system vendor commended Terem on the quality of the software produced.