CASE STUDY - ASTN
Australian Sports Technologies Network (ASTN) featured ActiveXchange in their most recent case study series. Learn more about how we are putting powerful data insights into the hands of decision-makers to enable them to implement services that will best support communities to become more active and healthy.
podcast - Data privacy
Join ActiveXchange CEO, James Ellender, and Head of Data Science, Richard Schultz, as they discuss the importance of data-driven decision-making, the evolution of data privacy and security, and ActiveXchange's journey towards creating a safe, secure and sophisticated data ecosystem.
ASTN Podcast feature
ActiveXchange has been featured on the latest Australian Sports Technologies Network podcast. Our CEO James Ellender discusses how ActiveXchange is helping organisations and governments unlock the full potential of their data, with the ultimate goal of encouraging more active and healthy communities.
NEW PODCAST: ENABLING THE SPORT, LEISURE AND RECREATION SECT
Join ActiveXchange's North American Chair Mike Roma, Founder and North American CEO Alex Burrows and Australasia CEO James Ellender to discuss how organisations and facilities are beginning to leverage their data assets and the opportunities to capitalise on the wider data intelligence expertise across the globe.
NEW BLOG: Driving growth through great customer experiences
This blog is part of a multi-part series on the value of building membership and brand advocacy to enhance customer experience. ActiveXchange's Head of Client Success Jyo Shukla will dive into learnings from other industries.
Mitchell Malone, KPMG Australia's Sport Advisory
Listen to Karen Slabbert and James Ellender from ActiveXchange join Mitchell Malone, KPMG Australia’s Sport Advisory, to talk about ActiveXchange's Aquatic and Leisure Social Value Model that combines best-practice international research and model principles developed by KPMG, with real data on participants and attendance at local facilities.
Louise Tulloh, former President of the ACSEP
Listen to Louise Tulloh, former President of the ACSEP, talk to our CEO about the importance of exercise regarding the prevention and treatment of common medical conditions, and explain how this approach can intersect with the Leisure sector for greater impact across Australia, in partnership with Moving Medicine.
"What Doesn't Get Measured Doesn't Get Changed."
James Harris, Chief Executive Officer of Softball South Australia (SA)
Listen into James Harris, CEO of Softball South Australa, and his 'jack of all trades' experiencesand how having a SportsEye account, courtesy of Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing, has transformed his decision making after 10 years in Sport. A case study every Sport administrator and Local Government Planner should listen to.
“A COVID crash course got me hooked and now SportsEye is proving to be a game changer post-COVID”
Richard Hutchison, Global Leisure Group (NZ)
Listen to Richard Hutchison, talk to Simon Haire, about his perspectives from New Zealand on the ground up, contemporary utilisation of IPMs to better test, plan, and determine ways forward in planning and feasibility projects after working on more than 200 projects.
“We have been working with ActiveXchange since they came to the market in New Zealand and have been impressed with their ability to continue innovating and their contemporary approach to making sense of data that’s already available but has been locked away in fragmented systems and spreadsheets for too long.”
Warren Green, Leisure Planning Consultant
Listen to Warren Green, talk to Simon Haire, ActiveXchange Director, about his personal journey in applying data and evidence as essential tools to inform the direction of projects. Warren is a specialist consultant who works at the front of aquatic and leisure project planning. He outlines how data provided by ActiveXchange is critical to a customised solution, and how it can be used to reshape strategic thinking and investment to maximise long term community benefit.
"If we can unlock funding from the health sector, then all of a sudden we have a paradigm shift in the opportunities of delivery across the aquatic and leisure sector"