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PACE KEEPS US MOVING
FORWARD
BECAUSE LIFE NEVER STOPS
What happens when we start thinking in terms of pace, instead of racing against the clock?
We no longer have to solely rely on clocks and calendars for activity notification.
People and technology sync more effectively using real-time data.
Businesses, and cities can reach important milestones faster.
When pace is managed, the world flows, business thrives, and people achieve. Pacebycolor allows anyone, anywhere to measure, reach and share their activity pace in real-time.
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PACE MAKES THE WORLD FLOW
The connected world generates valuable data every millisecond, from every device, everywhere in the world.
BY 2022 THERE WILL BE 29 BILLION DEVICES CONNECTED TO THE IoT
THE CITY ON PACE
See pace more clearly
Measure real-time pace more accurately
Share pace more powerfully
PACEBYCOLOR IS HELPING SMART CITIES TRANSFORM THE PACE OF LIFE
It can help businesses get to market faster.
And it can be customized and configured for the cloud, a chip, a wearable, as a stand-alone mobile app and in instrumentation.
Cities can improve the flow of traffic.
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Your Commute with Pacebycolor
Mike has a client meeting in 30 minutes across town. He decides to walk instead of taking a train. He checks his Apple Watch, sees the green Pacebycolor icon, stops to smell the roses and he’s at his meeting 5 minutes early.
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Uber with Pacebycolor
With Pacebycolor, Kerry sees that her Uber is around the corner, traffic is light and she’s on pace to get to the BBQ early. She re-routes a side trip to pick up ice cream and narrowly avoids being the first to arrive.
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MLB with Pacebycolor
28B wants nachos. She orders from her smartphone stadium app. Pacebycolor indicates cook time, and she has time to add a beer. Score an average $10 more per order for the stadium and a cold one for 28B.
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Espanol con Pacebycolor
The district wants to see if 7th graders can become fluent faster. A Pacebycolor curriculum let’s teachers see the learning pace and create a pace buddy approach to get every student on green by semester’s end y preparado para el siguiente nivel.
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Public Health with Pacebycolor
Health Services just learned their flu vaccine shipment is en route. They use an automated Pacebycolor shipping and logistics system to instantly coordinate date of arrival with their PSA campaign launch, longer clinic hours and extra health worker staffing needs to keep the city thriving through cold and flu season.
YOUR LIFE ON PACE
Pacebycolor allows you to experience the progress of your activity so you can make better real-time decisions. It’s hands-free, stress-free and error-free. All you have to do is check the green, yellow or red alerts to know if you’re on pace.
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Marathon on Pace
Annie wants to complete a 4-hour marathon. She sets the Pacebycolor alert on her Apple Watch to stay notified of her mile-by-mile pace. At mile 20 her wearable flashes green. With 6 miles to go, Annie is on pace to finish her first sub-4 marathon. Way to go Annie.
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Social Pace
Molly’s crew is meeting for dinner at 8 p.m. She sends out a group Pacebycolor alert so they can see who is where and clock their pace. Yep, everyone is late. She texts a heads up to the host, rolls in at 8:24 and avoids an awkward wait, cheers!
03
Airport Pace
Matt gets an alert that customs is on pace to process one traveler every 6 minutes. Calculating boarding time he pivots from his normal breakfast burrito to a coffee and bagel. Flight hunger diverted.
04
Pace of Play
Dave has 4 hours to get a round in. He sets his Pacebycolor alert, talks some smack, and tees off. He makes the turn in 2 hours, grabs some beer, and is on pace to finish his round and make dinner by 7.
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Home Reno Pace
Countertops are running a week late. No problem. The Rossi’s kitchen renovation is managed with Pacebycolor, so the contractor knows to switch gears and install cabinets. The project stays on schedule to have the last tile installed on time and on budget. Dad stays on pace to whip up his famous linguine con le vongole for the open house.
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New Year’s Resolution Pace
Ajay WILL lose 12 lbs this year. He sets the Pacebycolor alert on his Fitbit and gets swimming. Day 12: Office cupcakes, woops (80% of people don’t accomplish their New Year’s resolutions). Day 16: Ajay is on pace with a 2 lb per week loss, hello bathing suit season.
PACEBYCOLOR IS MAKING THE WORLD FLOW BETTER.
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JULIE RUNS ON PACE
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