Ray Keefe, Author at Successful Endeavours

Squash Lessons for Engineering

Aug 10, 2010

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in Embedded Software, Engineers, Product Development

Squash Lessons for Engineering The picture in today’s post comes courtesy of Dr Marc Dussault, The Exponential Growth Strategist. At his recent Exponential Business Building Bootcamp, he demonstrated how a Squash Racquet gets broken from repeated use. So what does this have to do with Engineering? Glad you asked. First, I have…

Embedded Software Testing

Aug 9, 2010

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Ray Keefe

in Embedded Software, Engineering Humour, Engineers, Product Development

Software Testing I recently met with an Australian Software Development company, PepperStack, and we got onto the subject of Software Testing. As someone who began their career as an Electronics Hardware Engineer, one of the things I learnt was that you have to test thoroughly to be sure everything is working as it should be.…

The New Inventors – a Win for Can-Tek

Aug 4, 2010

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Ray Keefe

in Electronics Awards, Global Warming, Made in Australia, Technology

We are so pleased to announce that Ross Brinsdon of Can-Tek has won the latest episode of the ABC program The New Inventors with his water based aerosol touch up paint product which allows you to get exactly the custom colour you want in an aerosol can that is loaded in store and is water…

Casey Business Awards Finalist

Aug 4, 2010

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Ray Keefe

in Electronics Awards, Electronics Manufacture, Made in Australia

Casey Business Awards The City Of Casey are holding their inaugural Casey Business Awards and at the Casey Business Breakfast this morning Successful Endeavours were nominated as finalists in two categories. The two Casey Business Awards categories are: Manufacturer Of The Year Business and Professional Services We fall into the Business And Professional Services…

Australian Engineering Week 2010

Aug 2, 2010

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Ray Keefe

in Analog Electronics, Electronics Design, Engineers

Australian Engineering Week 2010 Today begins Australian Engineering Week 2010. You can get a full run down on all the events at Make It So which you might recognise as a tribute to the Star Trek series. It got me thinking about why I got started in Engineering. It was music. I had done…

Author: Ray Keefe

Squash Lessons for Engineering

Embedded Software Testing

The New Inventors – a Win for Can-Tek

Casey Business Awards Finalist

Australian Engineering Week 2010