Does the Health Life Oracle measure up to its expectations?

MSgt Ken "Airsoldier" Collins-Hardy - I've never used this Hubspot but the tutorial seems straight forward. I'm putting system design projects in a backseat while job hunting but if you give me some more in-depth info about what you're trying to do, I can find you resources and put in a hour of work here and there.

SGT Jacqueem Spratley – I haven't used Hubspot' tutorial either but like you said, it pretty straight forward so we're smart enough to tailor it to this initiative. Here's a Five-Paragraph Warning Order (WARNO) to get us started:

SITUATION: The enduring risk of eroding benefits requires a new demographic of cyber-veterans, including their families, communities, and civilians stakeholders to band together as one to lobby for and sustain promised benefits—Same Mission, Same Benefits.

MISSION: Launch cyber-membership drive on RallyPoint Network in August that is lazer-focused on entrepreneurial, health-technology personas, who are capable of managing a HELO-based profit-sharing initiative for TREA: The Retired Enlisted Association.

EXECUTION: WIP (Work-in-Process)

CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS (ConOps)

1. Find the right—

A. Personas—Metes, A. (2015, Jun. 4). Why Your Nonprofit Needs to Build “Buyer” Personas [Blog]. Retrieved from http://info.ahredchair.com/blog/why-your-non-profit-needs-to-build-buyer-personas


B. Product (HELO)—Normans.Helo.Life. (n.d.). Introducing HELO: This Life Sensing Technology Will Blow Your Mind. Retrieved March 6, 2017 from http://normans.helo.life/tour2

C. Profit-sharing structure—

(1) Dilgard, C. et al. (2011). Section 501(c)(3) Tax-Exempt Entities Forming Affiliations With Other Entities: Benefits, Risks, and Structural Considerations. Retrieved from https://www.probonopartner.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Affiliation-Primer-Unabridged.pdf

(2) IRS.gov. (n.d.). Veteran’s Organizations. Retrieved March 7, 2017 from https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/other-non-profits/veterans-organizations

2.  At the right time (timing is critical), and…

3. Get to work right away—http://now.tlresource.com <<==CLICK HERE.

Just in case you HAVEN'T found anything yet, you still have time to get in the game… and this should help!

We've created a special offer to help you… but PLEASE don’t wait any longer, get signed up TODAY:

Basic HELO facts:
1. Wearable technology sector is expected to grow from $123 MILLION to $34 BILLION by 2020 (Forbes)—https://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/generic?iso=20200101T000001&p0=75&msg=2020&ud=1&font=cursive&csz=1
2. Product: HELO - Wearable technology - Fitbit on steroids
3. First to market – ZERO competition
4. 5-year-old Tech Company
5. Publicly-Traded (stock is currently up over 400% in three months)
6. Triple-A rating by Direct Sales Association
7. CEO is a Tech Guru
8. Partnered with Toshiba
9. Global – HELO distributed in over 195 countries (Blue-chip status) 

LOGISTICS: TBD

COMMAND & SIGNAL:
Key Points of Contact (POCs):
Project Coordinator: Ken Hardy, Email: [login to see] ; [login to see]

I'm skeptical. For one thing, HR measured at the wrist is improving but not viable for quick and accurate assessment. Second, breath rate? At the wrist??
The panic button feature makes me think this is fir geriatrics who won't know how to use it anyway...

I just got back into this market for endurance training and the options are exploding. Garmin and Suunto are leading the way and have been for over 10 years once Polar started to get out performed. I just purchased the Suunto Ambit3 Sport and love it. I used Promotive and Suunto matched their price.

MAJ Charles Blake - Thanks, for sharing thoughts for MSgt Ken "Airsoldier" Collins-Hardy.