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Huntingdon Valley-based email marketing company AWeber Communications aimed to put on display its 40 person development team during the second annual Philly Tech Week presented by AT&T.
As a member of the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, Aweber staff took root in a Chamber conference room on South Broad Street to host two conversations on its work, followed by a Happy Hour at Center Ciy microbrewery Nodding Head. Fortunately, the firm filmed both presentations.
[Full Disclosure: Aweber was also a Philly Tech Week sponsor.]
First, above, marketing manager Nick Moore talks to 20 attendees about how AWeber has focused on ‘return on integration,’ or funding its application development. Next, below, Ethan McCreadie and Philip Cristiano discuss with 35 attendees AWeber’s use of Japanese project management system Kanban.
http://www.youtube.com/v/sEe8fSCn6lk?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
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