实施：利用物联网进行技能开发的学习市场
技术
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 水泥
- 教育
适用功能
- 产品研发
- 销售与市场营销
用例
- 楼宇自动化与控制
- 时间敏感网络
服务
- 培训
关于客户
Implement 是一个实时在线课程的市场。在这个平台上，独立专家（称为教练）提供为期多天的实时在线课程（称为冲刺）。该平台允许用户在开展项目的同时积极学习新技能，并以实惠的价格获得一对一的专家建议。 Implement 以免费增值模式运行，只有付费用户才能获得个性化辅导和对其工作的回顾，而免费用户只能访问实时课程，而不能访问重播。该平台旨在让尽可能多的人访问优质内容。
挑战
Implement 是一个提供实时在线课程和负担得起的一对一辅导的学习市场，在扩大运营方面面临着挑战。该平台最初是使用 Woocommerce 和 Elementor 在 Wordpress 上构建的，允许独立专家在多天内提供基于视频的课程。然而，这种设置不可扩展，并且由于需要将用户重定向到外部工具而导致用户流失。该公司正在考虑筹集资金来聘请一名开发人员，因为他们的团队中没有技术创始人。面临的挑战是找到一种解决方案，使他们能够构建所需的所有功能，而无需依赖外部工具或手动操作。
解决方案
Implement 在 Bubble 中找到了解决方案，这是一个全面的无代码 Web 应用程序构建器。 Bubble 允许 Implement 的创始人建立一个一体化市场，而无需引导用户使用外部服务。该平台使他们能够为用户创建个人仪表板，用户可以在其中查阅所有课程，从仪表板连接到 Zoom 会议，如果选择付费计划，还可以访问课程的聊天。对于教练来说，Bubble 提供了一个绩效仪表板来跟踪注册课程的参与者数量以及他们产生的销售额。该解决方案不仅使公司无需聘请开发人员，还为他们提供了发展业务所需的可扩展性。
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