The hottest Scheduling Substack posts right now

College sports are changing, looking more like professional sports. This means teams need better ways to manage everything efficiently.
Coaches are now expected to handle a lot of different tasks, like scheduling and budgeting. This shows how much pressure they are under to do more.
There is a big business opportunity in improving how college sports are organized and run. Companies can step in to help make things easier.

Scheduling in digital health involves validation, slotting, and booking appointments.
When deciding on technology, consider build vs. buy options based on company size and needs.
Various healthcare-specific vendors offer different solutions for direct and indirect scheduling.

Complaints about NFL scheduling show the balancing act of factors like rest, travel, and game sequences.
The top complaints weren't too severe, indicating the optimization process is doing well.
Additional 2023 updates suggest improvements in determining game values and handling uncertainties.

Multiple Calendly alternatives were investigated but didn't meet the needed requirements
Requirements included pre-filling fields, Google Analytics integration, and Microsoft 365 compatibility
Shortlisted alternatives like Microsoft Bookings and Zcal lacked key features like paid events and support for Teams

Heroku add-ons can make server setup smoother by providing services like databases and caches, allowing for flexibility as the application grows.
Choosing cost-effective and reliable database add-ons like Heroku Postgres can be crucial for project success, offering scalability without losing data.
Utilizing cache add-ons like Redis Cloud and search engine add-ons like Bonsai Elasticsearch can enhance app performance, with options for free plans to start.

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