The following Profiles & links represent business clients of the practice or parties with whom I deal with that may be of assistance to you. It provides an opportunity for networking and potential business dealings.

Client Profile: Rokit Science

Rokit Science is a business solutions developer from Subiaco that specialises in bringing your data management together.

As most businesses grow, managing production, management and financial data increasing beyond the scope of Excel spreadsheets and in-house Access databases.

Rokit Science specialises in building integrated databases and systems that talk to your existing core systems, such as MYOB and shop-front platforms.

We use industry leading technology to allow you to keep these fundamental tools that you trust and build simple data entry and reporting engines around them to increase efficiency.

Crunch Data for MYOB is our latest tool for businesses with a dependency on MYOB but the need for performance reporting from it:

does your business use myob?

You probably find it's great for all your business compliance needs, payroll etc.

do you need effective job-based reporting?

Like everyone using MYOB, it is extremely difficult to get decent reports out, particularly for Job Profit and Loss statements.

Our crunch enterprise solution solves this with effective reports, for current EoM reporting, with previous year comparison.

do you need account code budgeting?

Currently the simplistic job budgeting for MYOB just doesn't match up to the detailed account budgets you can do in Excel.

crunch allows you to import these excel budgets and merge them into the enterprise general ledger, allowing consistent budget reporting not available in MYOB

would you like to report across multiple entities in one report?

If you have multiple MYOB files, you know the only way to get an idea of how the organisation is running is to export the data to Excel and try and merge the data together.

With crunch you can define a master chart of accounts which any number of MYOB files can refer to and all data files are rolled into one general ledger - providing business-wide:

• Profit and loss statements for YTD, EoM and previous FY comparison
• Job Profit and loss statements for YTD, EoM and previous FY comparison
• Budgets v Actual profit and loss statements for YTD, EoM and previoius FY in the one page
• Job Budgets v Actual profit and loss statements for YTD, EoM and previoius FY in the one page

Contact Rokit Science for a demonstration of our 
new crunch business intelligence solution for MYOB

Phone: 08 9388 9922

Client Profile: Elements

Situated at 131A Waratah Avenue Dalkeith, Elements Art Gallery has carved its reputation as a vibrant, progressive gallery firmly establishing itself in the Perth art market.

 Elements provides an excellent opportunity for local, interstate and overseas visitors to view a diverse range of contemporary art by established and mid career artists. The gallery exhibit works by Perth/WA artists such as Brian Simmonds, Brett Hill, Brett Todman, Caroline Christie, Greg Johnston, Jane McKay, Jim Duddles, Ken Sealey, Lidjia Dombrovska Larsen, Lyn Franke, Mutsuko Bonnardeaux, Peta Miller, Phillip Berry, Richard Walley, Rowena Keall Walsh, Sue Codee and Yoko Webster. The gallery also represents Sydney based Liz McKay, South Africa based Catherine Christie and Vienna based Veronika Riedl-Schlauss. Furthermore, several exciting experimental/non-traditional media artists such as Brooke Zeligman, Emma Hack, Felis Stella and Yuliya Lanina are scheduled to exhibit at the gallery in 2010 following solo exhibitions by Priscilla Bracks, Tracey Clement and Betty T Doll at Elements in 2009.

Elements also feature special events on opening nights.

For further information, please contact the gallery on:
08 9386 2000

Elements Art Gallery

131A Waratah Avenue

Dalkeith
Western Australia 6009

t/f: +61 8 9386 2000
e: info@elementsartgallery.com.au

Featured Artist - Emma Hack

Spirit of Place is Western Australiansʼ first opportunity to view the work of Emma Hack, internationally acclaimed body illustrator and photographer.

The exhibition will feature Emmas latest work, as well as a range of pieces from her previous exhibitions,providing an in depth introduction to the work of this highly original and accomplished Australian artist. Emmas work ranges from beautiful transformations of the human form into landscapes and exotic sculpture, to elegantly intricate camouflaged figures melting into handpainted orwallpaper backgrounds. Her detailed designs can take up to 19 hours to create.Her Exotic Mandala and Native Mandala series incorporate the concept of the mandala as circle of life, completeness and balance, the nirvana of a human form in perfect harmony with her environment. Native Mandala features live Australian wildlife in the hands of barely visible camouflaged models. Her Wallpaper series celebrates the designs of Florence Broadhurst. Emma won the CIDESCIO World Congress Professional World Body Painting Championship in 2001, and exhibits frequently in Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. Her work features in public and pr ivate col lections across Australia and internationally, including the collection of the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra, and the Adelaide Festival Centre.

Video footage Emma Hack's Video

Exhibition:

Featured Artist - Laura Cole

Laura Cole is a professional artist who combines a love of travel with her passion for painting. Her usual modus operandi is to visit a particular place for an intensive painting period, absorbing the ambience and character of the locale - the landscape and colours, the people and food, wine and customs.

Laura’s most recent exhibition was titled Amsterdam which featured the canal houses of this beautiful city.

Laura has travelled extensively, both throughout her own country of Australia and overseas, including Europe, Africa, Asia, North America and parts of the Pacific. She has been white water rafting down the Zambesi, seen the 'midnight sun' in Iceland, cruised down the Nile, ridden her own motorbike through France and walked on the Great Wall of China.

Laura has chatted with Agatha Christie, painted every lighthouse in Western Australia, seen the Pope and Queen Mother, kissed the Blarney Stone, travelled overland from England to India, climbed the Temple of the Sun in Mexico and Uluru in central Australia, sat in the cave where St John the Apostle wrote the book of Revelations on the Greek Island of Patmos, and sipped in the world's most southern pub on Stewart Island at the bottom of New Zealand.

A prolific painter with a bold and colourful style, Laura's former experience as an art teacher of more than 20 years has provided a familiarity with, and competence in, many styles, techniques and mediums; she chooses whichever best suits the work in hand. The Artist regularly exhibits in Western Australia, where she also paints in her own home studios.

At other times, Laura loves going bush to paint, particularly in the red-dust-and-blue-sky of the Western Australian north. The Artist has a 4-wheel-drive van, which carries a variety of fold-up furniture, umbrellas and awnings that adapt to whatever situation. This includes being able to work while sitting inside the van, which gives an excellent view, protection from the sun & wind ... and the snakes can't get in!!!!!

  To read more about Laura and see her catalogue of work, visit her website at  www.lauracoleartist.com

Client Profile: Gravity Discovery Centre

The Gravity Discovery Centre is a fun and exciting place to visit for the whole family.

We are a not-for –profit organization dedicated to the science education of students and the public in general. Our aim is to increase science literacy throughout the Western Australian community.

The GDC tries to do this in a fun and interactive way and strives to provide our visitors with a real science experience.

We are the public arm of AIGO, the Australian International Gravitational Observatory, which is one of only 6 such research stations world- wide. We have cutting edge research information on the hunt for gravity waves! You can see AIGO from the top of the Leaning Tower of Gingin.

Climbing the Leaning Tower of Gingin certainly gives you an adrenaline rush!!   222 steps, 45 meters high and leaning at an angle of 15 degrees.. We invite you to drop water balloons from the top and watch them fall. Do they fall at the same speed? How do they impact? Was Galileo Galilei correct with his conclusions regarding the fall of objects of different weights? Recreate the experiments he conducted some 440 years ago and see for yourself!

The Cosmology Gallery is an amazing place where art meets science, religion and various cultures. It brings into perspective how small we are in our Universe and how important it is for people from various cultural and religious backgrounds to develop an understanding for each other. The Cosmology Gallery has just recently received a timeline depicting the process from the birth of the universe to present times.. including some amazing fossils, such as our Zygomaturus Trilobus!

The GDC offers an exciting new holiday program for every school holidays.  July will be all about Sustainable Energy and how to look after our fragile planet!

We also have a walk to the end of out Solar System to scale, as well as some beautiful nature walks.

For a fun day out just 1 hour north of Perth, visit the GDC.

Opening times are:

Tuesday to Sunday              9:30am to 5pm

We are also open Mondays during school holidays and public holidays.

(08) 9575 7577   bookings@gdc.asn.au   www.gdc.asn.au

Profile: Krankn- graphic design, printing

Krankn offers outstanding service, superior prices without compromising quality to deliver you Australia's best value printing and design services.

www.krankn.com.au

Client web Links

www.westernworkforce.com.au