We Just Released a New Case Study & Mission Control Demo Sneak Peak

Welcome to the twelfth edition of our weekly newsletter.

We would like to thank every single one of you who read last week’s edition, gave us feedback and we encourage you to keep doing so.

This week we’ll dive into the following topics:

• Case Study: Modernizing Membership Management for Castle Club

• The Biggest Lie on the Web -“I Have Read and Agree to the Terms

• Taking Over the Functional Management of IMITC

• Exclusive Sneak Peek At Mission Control

• How the Dutch Broadcaster NOS used radio signals to create downloadable software

• Join Us at DevRev Leadership Circle Amsterdam 2025

Case Study: Modernizing Membership Management for Castle Club

Castle Club needed a modern solution to replace their old membership management process. We developed a centralized digital system that simplified their operations, boosted efficiency, and delivered an improved experience for both their team and members.

Read the full case study here: Modernizing Membership Management

The Biggest Lie on the Web - “I Have Read and Agree to the Terms”

Almost no one reads the terms of service they agree to online, but “Terms of Service; Didn’t Read” (ToS;DR) is here to help. This platform summarizes and rates terms of service and privacy policies, showing how services manage your data.

For example:

Check out ToS;DR to see how the services you use handle your information: tosdr.org

Taking Over the Functional Management of IMITC

We’re excited to announce that we’ve officially taken over the functional management of IMITC, the incident management tool used by Rijkswaterstaat (the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management).

IMITC helps log and manage incidents efficiently, ensuring smoother operations for government agencies.

Here’s what’s next:

Visit the new landing page for IMITC here: IMITC

Exclusive Sneak Peek At Mission Control

We’ve put together an exclusive demo of our Mission Control platform for a major organization (which we can’t name just yet). Designed to centralize operations and improve decision-making, Mission Control helps large teams work more efficiently and stay in control.

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As a subscriber, you get early access to this exclusive preview! Watch it here: Mission Control Demo

We’d love to hear your thoughts!

How the Dutch Broadcaster NOS used radio signals to create downloadable software

In the 1980s, Dutch broadcaster NOS introduced BASICODE, a system that allowed people to download computer programs via radio broadcasts. Programs were transmitted as audio signals that could be recorded onto cassette tapes and later loaded onto computers.

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This system worked by encoding computer programs into sound waves that could be played over the radio. Listeners would record these sounds on cassette tapes and then use their home computers to decode them back into software or games.

It was an innovative way to share programs long before modern downloads existed!

Learn more about this fascinating & cool tech history here:

• BASICODE on Wikipedia

• Downloading Games from the Radio

Our director, Tony Kyriakidis, will be speaking at this year’s DevRev Leadership Circle in Amsterdam on April 10th! The event focuses on how AI and design are transforming SaaS (Software as a Service) and redefining business efficiency. Topics include:

Learn more about the event here: DevRev Leadership Circle Amsterdam 2025

Thinking About Tackling a Big Project or Adopting New Tools?

We’d love to help you plan and make it happen. Let’s talk about what’s next: Reach Out to Us.

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