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INTERACTIVE MEDIA AUTHORING LO1 - Understand principles of Interactive Media Authoring
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 Learning Outcome (LO) The learner will: Pass The assessment criteria are the pass requirements for this unit. The learner can: Merit For merit the evidence must show that, in addition to the pass criteria, the learner is able to: Distinction For distinction the evidence must show that, in addition to the pass and merit criteria, the learner is able to: 1Understand principles of interactive media authoring P1Summarise accurately the principles of interactive media authoring with some appropriate use of subject terminology M1Compare and contrast interactive media authoring products D1Explain the benefits and drawbacks of the different formats that can be used to deliver interactive media authored products 2Be able to devise an interactive media product P2Generate outline ideas for an interactive media product working within appropriate conventions and with some assistance M2Produce annotated design documentation for an interactive media product to meet a client need 3Be able to create an interactive media product following industry practice P3Create an interactive media product following industry practice, working within appropriate conventions and with some assistance M3Make improvements to an interactive media product in response D2Evaluate the stages of the production process showing how industry practice has been followed
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 P1 – This could be evidenced by the use of a report or presentation delivered to a group that could be supported by tutor observation, or recorded evidence. This should summarise accurately the principles of interactive media authoring with some appropriate use of subject terminology covering: ◦ A definition of the tools used for interactive media authoring ◦ The production process ◦ Uses of interactive media authoring ◦ Delivery formats of interactive media authoring products ◦ Elements included and interactivity and control methods. M1 - Learners should compare and contrast at least 4 different interactive media authoring products, from at least two different formats. This may include new/recent products as well as older products. These may have been created for any commercial purpose. Learners must give detailed reviews to include the content of the products, the possible client and user needs, the format it is delivered in, as well as identifying strengths and weaknesses of the programs, and highlighting possible improvements. This could be presented as a report supported with examples or a presentation delivered to a group that may be supported by video evidence. D1- This could be evidenced as an extension of P1, learners will explain the benefits and drawbacks of different formats that can be used to deliver interactive media authored products. Each of the listed delivery formats in the teaching content should be covered and appropriate terminology should be used in the explanations. Scenario CriteriaTasksAssessment12345678
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 This could be delivered through tutor led discussions, demonstrations of the products and research exercises. It would be beneficial for learners to have time to use and see examples of work that can be created using various authoring tools. Learners can research the leading manufacturers in the industry and the different delivery formats. Reporting back to the group will help to improve awareness. It would be beneficial for students to discuss as a group what they think the client and user needs were for the products they look at, and whether they have been fully achieved. Learners should look in more depth at the different formats that interactive media can be implemented and the different uses of the products such as marketing/promotional/ advertisement, entertainment, education/training/ assessment, games/virtual reality/simulation, journalism/ information. Group work could be used to look at these uses and to feedback to a larger group. This group work should also consider the delivery format (i.e. web, multimedia CD/ DVD ROM/Kiosks, Interactive TV, Mobile devices) and the feedback to the rest of the group could include the benefits and drawbacks. Scenario CriteriaTasksAssessment12345678
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 When it comes to making an interactive media project, it is important to understand the limitations in terms of ability, function and interactivity the user has at their disposal when it comes to the program they use. Each program we need to look at is designed to make an Interactive Product but if one was so good then there would not be a need for the others. Examples of these programs include Director, Flash, Dreamweaver, Mediator, and Expression Blend. Programs are limited by price, interactivity, skill base, learning curve, technical limits and ease of use. For instance Dreamweaver was very interactive with behaviours in version 3 but this was removed in version 4. Flash is very interactive but has a high learning curve. Expression Blend is very powerful but not very user friendly and Mediator is very easy to use but limited in output and features. Task 1 – P1.1 – State and Compare the benefits and limitations of three media creation packages in terms of Media Authoring. Product IntentionAuthoring BenefitsAuthoring LimitationsPackage Comparisons Package 1 Package 2 Package 3
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 When it comes to ease of use with such packages a user will settle on one and stick with this decision until a better package replaces it's functionality. Word Perfect was the standard until Word came along, Foxbase was replaced by Access, Corel Photopaint was replaced by Photoshop, Freehand was replaced with Illustrator. Most of these changes happened through acceptance standards rather than an increase of functions. For instance, animations can still be made in Powerpoint, timings can be set, transitions, macros, hyperlinks, adding in media content and can be exported as a media authored file. But we would not use it to create a media authored file because it has limits. We would not use Photoshop to make web pages but Photoshop can make them. We would not use excel for relational databases but it can be done and we would not use Word for drawing Charts though word is fine at chart drawing. Task 2 – P1.1 – Using examples from 2 Packages, compare with evidence the similarities of function and difference of method in authoring a media product. For this you will need to find examples of how 2 packages do the same things like Timelines, Transitions and Animations, Events, Embed Sounds, and Create Games. Explain the interfaces and method in each of these.
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 A project that can be made For all projects there are three stages the designer will go through before sourcing, paying for or making a project. These stages are as important for a project as the booklet or copyright, creating a package that an audience does not want, that does not have what the audience needs or is aimed at the wrong age level. Conceptualisation – This is the first stage in a project when the written materials and client brief outline what is needed in a project. This is where methods like Mood boards can be used. The first step to producing an effective project is to define the purpose. which should be a focused vision of what the audience wants the project to accomplish. This might include defining a purpose statement that will guide the development team, defining the audience, developing the strategy, and visualising the end product. This might include: What is the mission or purpose of the business or service? What are the short- and long-term goals of the product? Defining a purpose statement that will allow the designer to plan for growth more effectively and establish a well-documented idea. Develop measurable objectives to help track progress and determine the success of the product.
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 Planning – The first stage of production where the designer creates plans for the project. Storyboards, mood boards, template sketches, Gantt Charts, Timescales etc. these are all tools used as part of the production process. Each of these has a use depending on the process, Mood boards for ideas, Gantt for outlining timescales and deadlines, template sketches for others to follow etc. The amount of planning that happens in a project can be linked to the success of the project. Planning overcomes assumptions. Design – Sketches are the beginning stage of the Design process, these will change throughout a project depending on what happens, on limitations or restrictions on sources etc. Character sketches and storyboards highlight character and movements, outline a story and show intent. Task 3 – P1.2 – Using examples from a similar project, outline the importance of Pre-Production planning and designs in Media Authoring. ConceptualisationPlanningDesign
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 Creation – The creation stage of a process is usually the longest part and goes hand in hand with alpha and beta testing. For a computer game this can take years, costs 70% of the money, uses the most staff and where most projects can be made or broken. It is also the stage where audience needs change, more things need to be added, interfaces need to be made better, copyright and problems need to be overcome. Implementation – When a project is complete the user needs to use it, the time between completion and sale is determined as implementation. 25% of film production costs are getting it to the cinemas, similarly 30% of computer games costs are spent on marketing. For a media Authored program this is all about getting it noticed, onto the shelf, reviewed, and finally used. At this stage there should have been testing and trials, user versions, beta releases, bug testing, soak testing and market feedback to determine if this is the right product for the market. Task 4 – P1.3 – Using examples from a similar project, outline the importance of the Creation and Implementation stages of a production for a Media Authoring project.
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 Testing – The quality of a product is determined by the users experience of the project. You would not recommend a program that crashes, a film with fatal flaws, a seat that was uncomfortable, a phone with no reception. There are four stages to testing, Alpha (done in-house), beta (often done by a limited or free release) Soak (when the product is tested to the extreme) and Gold or Master (the final stage before release). But still flaws occur, this can be done through reviews and user feedback, bug releases and updates. Review and evaluation – This can be done in-house (often biased and lacks target audience opinion) or externally. A review of a product can damage sales of a product or make them. Look up any App on iTunes and compare the sales of other versions of the program against their review stars. Films and music are the same, a bad review form someone you trust is enough not to see or buy the product. At the end of the day there is only one person who is important in this process, the target audience, if it suits their needs then the project is a success, if they think it is bad or not useful then the project will fail. Task 5 – P1.4 – Using examples from a similar project, outline the importance of the Review and Evaluation stages of a production for a Media Authoring project.
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 All Interactive products have a purpose that is different, whether it is produced merely to make money or as a project for a company to suit a particular need. For each of these purposes there are restriction and similarities that are taken into account like interface, expandability, time frame, entertainment value. Some products are designed for a one-off purpose, an interface for an election, the menu in a game, the pop up screen on an EPOS system. All the previous production stages will still be part of the product tasks, but the audience needs will be different every time. Examples of purpose include: ◦ Marketing, promotional, advertisement Marketingpromotionaladvertisement ◦ Education, training, assessment Educationtrainingassessment ◦ Entertainment, Games EntertainmentGames ◦ Virtual reality, simulation Virtual realitysimulation ◦ Journalism, information. Journalisminformation Task 6 – P1.5 – Using examples from each category, discuss the Purpose, Audience and interactive Expectations within a production for a Media Authoring project. Marketing, promotional, advertisement Education, training, assessment Entertainment, Games Virtual reality, simulation Journalism, information.
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 The ultimate output and location of the resource you create can have an impact on what you create and how it is viewed and used. The resources your audience uses can have an impact in terms of size, quality, interface, content and accessibility. Web – there are certain files formats things need to be saved in, PHP, Flash, web embedded etc. which can impact not only on the program you use to make the product but the way the product is controlled. Tablets are touch sensitive but computer screens are not so the designer has to incorporate both into the interface. Screen size also has an impact, sound and OS compatibility. Then there are Java enabled browsers, school restricted sites, and accessibility issues, all of which have to be taken into consideration. Multimedia, CD/DVD ROM, kiosks – these have major restrictions on usage, Kiosks are usually touch screen but have to be designed for all target audiences but have to be short term, easy to use and accessible. Multimedia means they can have sound and language barriers to overcome, and can overestimate or underestimate the age range of the audience. CD and DVD means the file size is restricted to 66oMB or 4.7GB, but it also means it is limited to a computer rather than tablet and requires some degree of technical knowledge to install and run, can be easily damaged and be restricted in the number of people using it at any one time.
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 Interactive TV – this can be a menu or a game, which means it is controlled by the users remote which is not designed as a game playing device, works off infra red, can be unresponsive or under sensitive and needs to be aimed in the right direction. The menu can be more intuitive but the audience is aimed at a younger age. The quality and content are also restricted due to lack of on-board memory and appeal. Mobile devices – With more modern phones an tablets, the quality is less of a restriction as it used to be but the screens are smaller therefor the screen resolution and movement is less quality than a computer. There is also the issue with compatibility. On the plus side the screens are touch sensitive and though this means they are not as precise, they are more logical to the younger generation in their expected use. Memory capacity is a bigger issue, unlike games machines like PSP or DS, mobiles have a small amount of available memory to play and run interactive content and those that come off the website have to be customised specifically to take screen size and memory into consideration. Task 7 – P1.6 – Using examples, discuss the hardware limitations and browser issues that need to be considered within a production for a Media Authoring project. WebMultimedia, CD/DVD ROM, kiosksInteractive TVMobile devices
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 Within every good multimedia production there should be a wide range of Visual, Auditory and Kinaesthetic content as well as educational purpose. These contain functions and features that companies need to take into consideration. For instance an interactive map will rely heavily on images, that is a given, as a function these are to show and explain, as a feature these need to be in line with the needs of the target audience. Disney would make them fun and unbearably cute whereas the interactive guide to the Olympic Stadium would be detailed and geographically accurate. In terms of text, Louvre interactive map would be long explainations and historically correct whereas Thorpe Park would be short and to the point. In terms of Sound an interactive tour with sound would be detailed and clear in multiple languages whereas a game would be beeps, buzzes and cheers. In terms of Animation an Apple Ad would have the whole banner be animated and the navigation buttons whereas the menu of the Xbox has Avatars that animate when selected. In terms of Video most multimedia content is restricted, previews until clicked like a Smart TV or have no video at all like an interactive map. Task 8 – P1.7 – Using examples, discuss the Multimedia Content expectations that need to be considered within a production for a Media Authoring project. TextImagesSoundAnimationVideo
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 All interactive products have a control system that is specific for their use, some have more than one but generally users prefer and then get used to one device for that function. These come in different forms such as Mouse, Keyboard, Pointer and Touch Screen. These link to the system that needs controlling, pointers are not very good at menus for instance, touch screens suffer on hyperlinks, keyboards struggle with highlighting areas or more than one object that is not in line. Basic (e.g. navigation menu selection, hyperlinks, hotspots) – these are unique for each product, maps have hotspots, web sites have navigation menus and hyperlinks. They basically take the user from one thing to another and have been around since the days of multiscreen web pages. Early games had similar menus, users choose from one menu and this took them to the next screen. This is something we are all so used to that the principle is the same on most devices. ◦ Menus – drop down, across the screen, pop ups, selection menus, a quick way of navigation on any device. ◦ Hyperlinks – adds external and internal links beyond the menu for quicker access or additional user control and experience. ◦ Hotspots – areas of an image or video for the user to interact personally with, hyperlinks somewhere or pops up help or further support from one location.
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 Scripting – Like macros, adds an extra control element to an object or link. For web pages this could be a pop-up calendar when looking for a date that is available or opens a sub page on a site within the same window, called a frame, for a specific purpose. Actions/events – this could be a rollover, a mouse over, a left/right arrow on a picture to scroll to the next image. Or it could be an added button on a page that controls the navigation, click on it and something appears somewhere or disappears from a list. Control (e.g. audio/video/game controls) – These can as simple as play, fast forward or rewind buttons on a video to control movement or Siri instructions with voice activation to navigate or stop. This could also be Kinect where the movements of the body are interpreted as controls for the character, object or interface. Task 9 – P1.8 – Using examples, discuss how interactivity and control systems need to be considered within a production for a Media Authoring project. BasicScriptingActions/eventsControl
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 When it come to making your own products, basing what your client needs on what already exists is good practice, standardising a format that is acceptable and improving on what exists. Nothing is new but everything should be better. For this task you will need to compare four different Media Authored products and analyse what they are, what they do and what is good and bad about them. These products need to be from different media formats and the review needs to be detailed. From the list below select one format from 4 categories and review what the product from a customer or client point of view. Be subjective. For these you will need to identify the following: ◦ The content of the products ◦ The possible client and user needs ◦ The format it is delivered in ◦ Identifying strengths and weaknesses of the programs ◦ Highlight possible improvements. Task 10 – M1.1 – Using examples, discuss how interactivity and control systems need to be considered within a production for a Media Authoring project. Online Museum or Theme Park Computer Game Interface EPOS systemEbook interface SMART TV interface. Console Menu Interface
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 The benefits of interactive media compared to static media is in the occupation of the target audience. Audiences expect more from websites that are not merely shopping just as media needs to be more 21 st century, in terms of sounds, animation and showcasing. Mobility – Target audiences need to see it on every device, they want to use it as much these days on their mobiles as they do their PC's. With more and more 3g and 4g contracts, the internet is on the move. Cities like Venice have interactive sites that describe the buildings to people standing in front of them, giving them history, anecdotes, links to information. Apps that used to just be street guides now have café listings, menus, booking buttons, reviews etc. The amount of informational content now available to the average user on the move had doubled in the last year alone. And with devices such as Google Glass, this is likely to expand in the next year as much. Interactivity – Patience is a virtue and lack of entertainment is an issue, we need this new form of entertainment to keep us occupied. We are so used to swishing our Kindle books that real books feel disappointing, flipping through interactive books and documents on our computer like it was an infinite size. Newspapers now have small screens built in for that extra media content. See. Interactivity has been all the rage since Surface and now with tablets as common as laptops, interactivity is the necessity in terms of gamification.
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 Accessibility – One of the more obvious benefits of interactivity on devices and on media content is its degree of interactivity. This can be in terms of engaging the audience but also in the fact that touch screens and interactive media is more accessible to those who have difficulty in using keyboards and mice. Voice activation has its obvious benefits in movement and control but touch screens are easier to navigate on. Add in icons and images and this makes it more friendly, add in colour buttons to change the look and feel and this adds an additional accessible element. Make each follow on screen be an extension of the selected previous screen and any one can use them. Targets a set audience – Gamification is the game adapting of modern technologies. Interactive controls and navigation is an extension of a generation of adapting technologies, teenager are brought up with this method of control, it is second nature. We use ATM's without thinking now, we use EPOS fast checkouts because we trust them more, we rotate and swish our iPads like we would have turned pages 20 years ago. All interactive content in the professional world takes into consideration the age and ability of its target audience. The art of pulling our fingers apart to zoom in will soon be replaced with twisting out fingers to rotate a 3D object, the audience adapts until it becomes a standard. Task 11 – D1.1 – Using examples, discuss how interactive media benefits the end user within a production for a Media Authoring project. MobilityInteractivityAccessibilityTargets a Set Audience
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 But there are limitations too to choosing interactive media over static content. 10 years ago this would have been a greater consideration for companies but the need is reducing. In terms of Mobile devices this is more of a concern. Size – Making media interactive means simply adding more things and anything added takes up more room. A map might take 200k, a hotspot 5k more, a pop up picture from it might take another 50k but we expect more. A video might take 1000k or more, sound possible 3000k for a full song, 100k for a tune or tone. Add in animations, 50k each and we are hogging our mobile download limit in no time at all. Add in ten of these each with voice and the limit soon catches up. Download time – With the increase in size comes the increase in downloading times. Check to see how long this website takes to pop up fully and then try zooming in. Even with high speed broadband, websites have added more interactivity and media content to compete. Sites still seem to take as long to load as traffic increases. Waiting time shave not gotten any better and with impatient audiences, we give up too soon and go somewhere else. Size has to be a consideration as is reducing things to make them load faster at the risk losing definition and quality.this website
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 Type of content – making the content appropriate is one thing, but there are other considerations. Is a video appropriate for the theme, would an image be better, or a gallery, is the audience patient or can you speed through the content. Every type of media content from Images to text, to animations and video has a content consideration, too old, too young, too detailed, not enough, copyright, quality, language, length etc. Requirement for plug-ins – iPads struggle with Flash, that is a given, but certain browsers struggle with it too, or will not play Quicktime, use Java, most phones will not handle rollover images or SWF's, PDF's are standard but not the editable ones. The constant need on OC's to add more stuff, the new versions of this and that, to enable content on the yellow bar etc. All this puts off customers but needs to be a consideration when it comes to making this kind of content. Interactive media by its nature will require some form of Scripting, behaviours, Java, action script, motion script, Event coding, basing the idea that we all have the ability to play these is a mistake many companies run into. Task 12 – D1.2 – Using examples, discuss how interactive media benefits the end user within a production for a Media Authoring project. SizeDownload TimeType of ContentRequirements for Plug-Ins
Scenario Criteria Tasks Assessment123456789101112 Task 1 – P1.1 – State and Compare the benefits and limitations of three media creation packages in terms of Media Authoring. Task 2 – P1.1 – Using examples from 2 Packages, compare with evidence the similarities of function and difference of method in authoring a media product. Task 3 – P1.2 – Using examples from a similar project, outline the importance of Pre-Production planning and designs in Media Authoring. Task 4 – P1.3 – Using examples from a similar project, outline the importance of the Creation and Implementation stages of a production for a Media Authoring project. Task 5 – P1.4 – Using examples from a similar project, outline the importance of the Review and Evaluation stages of a production for a Media Authoring project. Task 6 – P1.5 – Using examples from each category, discuss the Purpose, Audience and interactive Expectations within a production for a Media Authoring project. Task 7 – P1.6 – Using examples, discuss the hardware limitations and browser issues that need to be considered within a production for a Media Authoring project. Task 8 – P1.7 – Using examples, discuss the Multimedia Content expectations that need to be considered within a production for a Media Authoring project. Task 9 – P1.8 – Using examples, discuss how interactivity and control systems need to be considered within a production for a Media Authoring project. Task 10 – M1.1 – Using examples, discuss how interactivity and control systems need to be considered within a production for a Media Authoring project. Task 11 – D1.1 – Using examples, discuss how interactive media benefits the end user within a production for a Media Authoring project. Task 12 – D1.2 – Using examples, discuss how interactive media benefits the end user within a production for a Media Authoring project.
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Vendor management has become a key component of enterprise risk management (ERM) for today's budding new hedge fund managers. This was not necessarily the case a couple of years ago, but with the introduction of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) the landscape has changed dramatically.
Now, start-up managers, keen to get their strategies up and running without necessarily becoming registered AIFMs from day one and reduce initial costs, are turning to fund platforms.
The problem is, there is such a plethora of platforms to choose from. They include both regulated umbrella platforms that allow start-ups to avail of a third party AIFM and fund platforms that allow trading strategies to develop without the burden of launching a standalone fund.
It is this component of vendor management that has become crucial in a post-AIFMD world. And an area that KPMG has been focusing on as they help advise clients move from concept to launch.
Daniel Page is Head of Asset Management Advisory with KPMG Ireland. Page has worked on both sides of the investor coin; as such, he is well placed to understand the pressures that new managers face when it comes to the first stage of enterprise risk management.
"For any new manager who is considering regulatory incubation and using a third party AIFM, they have to understand that they are outsourcing something that is highly material to their own success. They are, in essence, outsourcing their full 'Enterprise Risk Management'. Start-ups need to have a contingency plan in place should that platform fail to live up to their expectations, for whatever reason. This is why vendor management is important," says Page.
Despite its importance, platform selection is often underestimated.
Start-up managers will often select platforms that they like, perhaps because of personal contacts, but that does not always mean that they will be the best fit. There are plenty of infrastructure and operational considerations that need to be factored in. Does the platform have experience supporting the manager's strategy?
Ultimately, making the right platform decision is critical to helping managers survive over the long term. It is, says Page, about having appropriate vendor management
Not all managers will choose to go down the platform route. Those who are fortunate enough to have the backing of a seed investor will look to establish their own standalone fund but even in this situation, understanding the enterprise risk management implications to accepting a seed deal need to be assessed.
In any seeding arrangement, therefore, managers need to know what the implications will be in terms of their own risk and capital raising capabilities.
Nevertheless, for the vast majority of start-ups, joining a regulatory platform is the quickest and most cost-effective way to building their track record.
"If and when a manager joins a platform and rents everything to operate in an AIFMD world, then it makes sense to have someone in place to manage the platform's vendors," adds Page.
Indeed, platforms will engage in multiple service provider arrangements to maintain their operational infrastructure. Start-ups with little or no experience in running their own business don't always appreciate that the decisions they make have a direct impact on how much operating capital they have to work with. They aren't managing a bank's money but that of independent investors. That fiduciary duty often requires a significant change in mindset.
As such, working with a third party who can act in a disintermediary fashion and offer guidance to mitigate enterprise risk in the first couple of years can help ease the burden.
"If you're a second generation manager spinning out of an established hedge fund you are likely to have more experience. You'll understand what a general ledger means, what transfer pricing is and so on; it gives you a head start in terms of deciding whether to buy, build or rent your infrastructure from day one," notes Page.
Once a manager has selected the right platform, the two most important elements to focus on are to generate good returns in the investment strategy and focus on growing the business step by step. That way, when it comes to sitting down in front of an investor, at least they can say: "We appreciate that we are renting infrastructure by sitting on a platform but we do have a plan to spin out over time."
Investors will appreciate this as it will show that the manager is in control of the business. Typically, Page says that managers who launch with less than EUR50 million in assets choose to join a platform for at least a portion of a business.
If all goes well, and they double their assets to EUR150 million, the start-up manager will be better placed to spin out on their own and establish a standalone fund. One important facet of vendor management, at this stage, is making sure that when spinning out of the platform, the start-up is able to leave with their track record.
At this point, they will be required to comply fully with the AIFMD, although managers might still choose to avail of a fund platform for certain AIFM management functions.
"As managers get bigger they are going to retain anything close to their portfolio first and foremost – analysts, portfolio managers – and any technology that they need to do their jobs properly. Everything else can be managed as an outsourced vendor relationship. They need to understand the service offering of each vendor and that requires a supplementary skill," explains Page.
Managers are therefore advised to take care when weaning themselves off a platform. The last thing they should do is overstretch themselves. Advisory partners, such as KPMG, can help managers to step back and assess the situation: This is the infrastructure you have. These are the controls. And this is how we can help you spin out on your own.
A manager can then say to investors: "In a post-AIFMD world I've joined a platform, I've grown to this AUM size and since spinning out I've maintained these parts of the fund's infrastructure on a rented basis with oversight being provided by both myself and my advisory partner."
It is this pragmatic approach that can go a long way to determining whether a manager has a good handle on their enterprise risk management and well placed to build a successful hedge fund manager. Buying the latest version of Advent Geneva and hiring three people might seem like the best option but that's a significant capital outlay. Burning capital simply to own infrastructure is not always a sensible approach.
Another important point to consider for start-ups is board construction. Having an independent and balanced board of directors sends out a powerful message to investors.
"There isn't a single investor on the planet that wouldn't want a proper board in place. We still have this battle in the sense that directors need to be independent and conflict-free i.e. not the partners of the fund. We spend a lot of time helping managers understand why spending that money is a worthwhile exercise," stresses Page.
Unlike infrastructure spend, money isn't actually the problem when it comes to constructing a good board of directors. It is more a case of convincing the right directors to join the board in the first place. It takes effort, but Page says it is certainly something "we encourage managers to do. We often ask start-up managers how much thought they've put into this and whether they've interviewed directors."
Such practice is far more common in the long-only mutual fund space where independent boards are an absolute necessity.
"We ask start-up managers to pitch to directors – 'This is our strategy, this is how we generate alpha, this is how we are going to build a long-term sustainable asset management business, and to do that we need a proper board.'
"It is still not as a common as it should be for investors to look at a Manager's board of directors and think, 'That's impressive'," says Page.
Along with proper vendor management, having a well constructed independent board that can provide good governance is another tool that today's aspiring start-up managers should consider as they look to make an impact in an increasingly crowded marketplace.
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A federal judge has finally come down against the NFL's arbitrary brand of discipline.
U.S. District Judge Richard M. Berman lifted Tom Brady's four-game suspension in the Deflategate case Thursday morning, ruling that "several significant legal discrepancies" underlie the initial punishment. Berman called out the NFL -- and especially commissioner Roger Goodell -- for applying the "conduct detrimental" to the league standard too broadly instead of citing Brady for specific violations, and for not giving the Patriots quarterback equal access to evidence the league used against him. Perhaps most notably, the judge also rightly dismissed the notion of the NFL using supposedly independent investigators such Ted Wells and Jeff Pash as a farce. He put "independent" in quotation marks when he referenced them in his ruling.
The NFL's product, the game of football, might be seemingly infallible, but Berman's ruling pokes huge holes in Goodell's grip on power. It's the latest in the commissioner's legal losses, from Ray Rice to Adrian Peterson to Greg Hardy, and the most significant one in cementing the players' right not to be disciplined under a catch-all policy that the union has contended allows the league to essentially make it up as it goes along.
To be sure, Berman's ruling says little about the actual scandal, but the question of whether Brady was "generally aware" of a few deflated football really obscures the bigger issue. I've made no secret how silly this whole scandal is, a trumped-up controversy distracting us from real problems like off-field violence and on-field brain trauma. But the Deflategate ruling is bigger than the case itself: it's a legal indictment of the entire process of NFL discipline.
In fact, as Deadspin's Tom Ley notes, the relative insignificance of Brady's alleged transgressions is precisely what allows this ruling to take hold, especially in the court of public opinion. Goodell might have been able to get away with haphazard discipline of wife-beaters and child-abusers -- until their appeals, that is -- but he can't hide a system so broken behind some soft footballs.
The NFL is gearing up for yet another appeal, but remember that this ruling came in what the league thought was essentially their home field -- they preemptively filed the case in Manhattan, not Minnesota, where the NFLPA has enjoyed many legal wins in labor disputes. Goodell now has to reckon with his "tough on crime" persona facing a more substantive challenge than the union has ever really been able to throw at him. Going forward, players have much more reason to expect due process, and much more recourse to fight unfair discipline.
Tom Brady just scored a big win for a group that has been denied those rights by league officials waving around the collective bargaining agreement, which the NFL will likely invoke in its appeal. Damage to the Shield -- hurting the NFL's image, or "conduct detrimental" -- is no longer a punishable act in itself. Thursday's ruling reinforces a fundamental pillar of our justice system: that a defendant must know exactly what he's charged with. And every step of the disciplinary process has been thrown some serious shade, from the investigation to the media leaks to the backpedaling of charges to fit the punishment already cast. At least for the moment, players across the league have reason to celebrate that they might no longer be subject to the singular force of Goodell's mercy.
The only player probably not celebrating today? Jimmy Garoppolo.
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Hayward City attorney Michael Lawson has revealed that a number of complaints from the public had been received regarding online gambling on internet cafe premises. Therefore Hayward staff members sent letters earlier this month ordering the cafe operators to shut down the sweepstakes computers.
According to municipal spokesman, the cafes provide computer terminals that offer "sweepstakes" games, a form of illegal gambling, and that is why one company in the area has decided to permanently shut its doors.
Alameda County, in which Hayward is located, has also taken steps to start shutting down Internet cafes in the unincorporated areas. As Supervisor Wilma Chan claims:
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Bills working their way through the Missouri Legislature would establish the Missouri Virtual Public School to enable students in kindergarten through 12th grade to take classes over the Internet.
Versions of these schools already exist in 12 states. Sponsors say this would be the first K-through-12 virtual school in the Midwest.
The bills call for the school to begin operating by July 1, 2007. Enrollment would be limited to 500 students the first year, increasing to as many as 1,000 students a few years later.
State Rep. Brian Baker, R-Belton, is the House sponsor. State Sen. Jack Goodman, R-Mount Vernon, is the Senate sponsor.
They say the legislation is not intended to eliminate classroom teaching but to help students in special situations. For example, a highly motivated student in a small school district would be able to take courses not offered in his or her district. Students who are temporarily homebound also could benefit.
The legislation's supporters include the Department of Secondary and Elementary Education, the Missouri School Boards Association and the Missouri State Teachers Association.
The school district the student lives in would be required to provide supervision. The legislation, however, does not detail how that would be accomplished.
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Sitting on the route of a Roman road linking Penrith to Ambleside, High Street is the highest of the far eastern fells. The ascent from Mardale Head via the Rigg is considered to be one of the finest in the Lake District.
Laying along the A591 from Keswick to Windermere most people by-pass Thirlmere on their way to and from Ambleside and Grasmere. However, the view from the dam at the northern end of the reservoir is well worth the short detour from the main road.
Grasmere from Loughrigg Fell, one of the best views in all of Lakeland. Tackle the short climb to the summit and you will also be rewarded with fabulous views of the Langdale Pikes to the east.
Buttermere is the Lake District at it's finest. It has some of the best walks in the National Park including the ascent of Haystacks, the favourite of the greatest fell walker of them all, Alfred Wainwright.
The climb from Keswick to Walla Crag is a very popular walk with visitors to the northern lakes. Those descending via Falcon Crag are rewarded with fabulous views across Derwent Water to Catbells and the Newlands Valley.
There is only one true lake in the Lake District (Bassenthwaite); the rest are meres and tarns. Reservoirs such as Thirlmere, Haweswater and Kentmere sit effortlessly in the landscape alongside their naturally formed cousins.
Rydal Water is one of the smallest lakes in the Lake District. It sits on the A591 between Grasmere and Ambleside and is reputed to have been the inspiration for many of the poems by William Wordsworth.
The Lake District is arguably at it's finest during the autumn when the shortening days and cooler temperatures give rise to a blanket of red, orange and gold as the trees prepare themselves for winter.
Still conditions in Lakeland can produce glass like reflections on the lakes. Rising early will give you the best chance to enjoy one of the most spectacular sights that the Lake District has to offer.
Our woolly friends are as much a part of the Lake District landscape as the fells and the lakes themselves. Alfred Wainwright certainly seemed to think so dedicating the fourth of his pictorial guides to "the sheep of Lakeland".


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14 Things That Happen At A Katy Perry Concert
I went to Katy Perry's Prismatic tour on Friday at Barclays Center in Brooklyn and this is what I learned.
1. There will be blue wigs aplenty.
In Brooklyn, there were wigs in green, pink, yellow, and whatever other color Katy Perry may have worn at some point in her existence. But the most popular color was definitely the royal blue from the Teenage Dream-era, which was worn by what seemed like a million Katy Cats, adults, and kids alike.
2. Katy will act like a long-lost Disney princess.
At one point in the show, Perry comes out on stage to sing a few low-key songs, but not before "watering her garden" with glitter and making her opener Ferras (whom she just signed to her new record label) "grow" to do a duet with her. Her onstage presence is like Snow White if she were just a tad more self-deprecating, and sometimes you'll wonder if you're at an arena concert or a Disney theme park show.
4. She will express her love for her fans all night long.
Perry has some serious love for her Katy Cats, which is what she calls her biggest fans and also "people who have fun." "I go on Twitter sometimes, and I check you out," she said in Brooklyn. At one point, she made her fans raise their pinkies and promise they would "never break up with her" and thanked them for being with her for so long.
5. Everything. Will Be. A. Rainbow.
What else would you even expect?
7. There will be jump-roping in the dark.
All in heels, no less.
8. She might go a little Neil deGrasse Tyson on everyone.
Right before her performance of "Dark Horse" and "E.T." in Brooklyn, screens on stage projected an animation of the cosmos that eventually morphed into a star-map of Katy Perry's face as she whispered about the creation of the universe. Someone get her a Discovery Channel special, please.
9. There will be many outfit changes, from hot pink catsuits to butterfly-covered gowns.
#Goals, honestly.
10. You will go to Egypt.
Well, maybe not Egypt, but you get to experience Katy Perry's cartoonish depiction of Ancient Egypt, which is filled with a larger-than-life animated version of Juicy J's head, mummies who want to kiss Katy Perry, and animatronic horses.
12. She will celebrate your birthday…
She sings "Birthday" to one lucky person who has a birthday in the month she performs. Emphasis on LUCKY.
13. …and there will be what feels like A GAZILLION balloons.
Ain't no party like a Perry party.
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The free iPhone and Android application gives BT Total Broadband customers easy mobile access to free and unlimited Wi-Fi and includes a mapping service which is updated weekly so that customers can find their nearest hotspot.
Once BT customers have downloaded the app, all they need to do is input their btinternet email username and password, and choose to be automatically logged in whenever they are in a BT Wi-Fi area. The access is unlimited and free for BT Total Broadband customers, so there's no chance of racking up extra costs on your mobile phone bill.
BT's Wi-Fi network is the biggest in the UK – made up of BT Openzone and BT FON hotspots – and all BT Total Broadband customers have free and unlimited access either on the mobile phone or laptop when out and about.
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