subject: Set Your Business Free With Saas And Don't Miss A Thing: Events Calendar May 2010 [print this page] Have you discovered the benefits of Online Document Sharing and Project Management yet? Get yourself and your staff organised with a good SaaS system and you will soon find yourself with a lot more freedom. Because with a SaaS system, working from home or whilst on the move becomes a whole lot more efficient and productive.
The best of the SaaS providers will give you lots of useful online features such as Document Management, Timesheets, Project Planning and Resource Management, and Business Intelligence Reporting. Once you are set up with your online service you will be able to access it wherever and whenever you want to. Log in and get working online, from home, your office, your clients' offices, from hotel rooms - wherever you need to be.
Forget the hassle of storing your files and folders on your company network, tying you to a single geographical location. With a SaaS service you can organise all your documents and folders, read and update them, and share them with colleagues and clients, online, whether at home, in the office, or travelling. It's a whole new way of working, giving you the flexibility and freedom you need to keep in touch with your business and your staff or colleagues no matter where in the world you happen to be.
It's not only your business that will benefit: once you have the ability to work effectively from home, on the train or in a hotel room, there are many more ways to organise your time and your life which don't revolve around 9 to 5 in the office. That means more time to enjoy yourself, more freedom to do what you want, when you want, where you want!
What would you do with your new-found freedom? There are lots of exciting Sports, Music, Arts and Social events coming up in Summer 2010. Here are just a few suggestions for May 2010 to get you started.
Brighton Fringe Festival, Sussex UK May 1 - 23. Every year, venues across Brighton play host to the annual arts festival and its accompanying fringe. The fringe festival continues to expand, taking in everything from cabaret to comedy, classical concerts and club nights, theatre and exhibitions.
Monaco Grand Prix, Monte Carlo, May 13 - 16. The best known, most exciting and most glamorous Formula 1 Grand Prix event of the year, as well as one of Europe's premier social highlights of the year. Some of the best and most expensive yachts in the world will be there, plus a host of world-famous celebrities.
Malvern Spring Garden Show, Worcestershire, UK, May 6 - 9. An annual event featuring creative and inspirational ideas for your garden, this year celebrating 25 years of turning styles and trends into achievable gardening.
Poetry-next-the-Sea, Wells-Next-the-Sea, Norfolk, England, May 7 - 9. This year's Festival theme is 'Saying, Singing and the Spirit'. The line-up includes Ronald Blythe, Hugh Lupton (a luminary amongst storytellers), Grey Gowrie, Jo Shapcott, Pauline Stainer, Jon Stallworthy (the renowned specialist on War Poetry), four Faber Award winners, three Cafe Writers' prizewinners and the Festival artist, Rachel Hannyngton. The Schools' Off By Heart competitions, the Workshops and the free Fringe event, all combine to present a weekend of quality, with something for every taste.
York Spring Festival, Yorkshire, UK,May 12 - 16. A festival of music with a varied programme from jazz to classical, featuring some highly acclaimed performers as well as a wealth of local talent. Highlights include a vibrant new take on the chamber music tradition by the Elysian String Quartet, and two concerts at the National Centre for Early Music, bringing new music into the heart of old York.
Cannes Film Festival Cannes, France, May 12 - 23. One of the oldest and most prestigious film festivals in the world, and home of the famous Palme D'Or award, now in its 63rd season.
Krakow Juwenalia, Poland May 15 - 23. Capture the spirit of misrule, in a tradition dating back to medieval times. The mayor opens the festivities in the Market Square on Friday by handing the students the keys to the city. A week-long event when students rule the streets with parties and parades.
Snail Festival, Camps Elisis Gardens, Lleida, Spain, May 21 - 23. Eating snails is not an exclusively Gallic phenomenon, as some 12,000 inhabitants of the Catalonian town of Lleida prove. Every May, locals are joined by snail enthusiasts for the Snail Festival, or Aplec del Caragol. Around 12 tonnes of the exotic mollusc are savoured (along with some favourite Lleidan sauces) over the three days of the fiesta.
