Live dashboard
I created a full live dashboard for the hospitality work. It is a concrete example of delivering an operational information system.
Technical Project Manager for hospitality at the International Film Festival of India. Created a full live dashboard and worked on accreditation and operational systems using Airtable and Starbase.
For hospitality operations at IFFI
Scope diagram; operational data and production interfaces are not displayed.
At the International Film Festival of India, my work as Technical Project Manager covered hospitality, a live dashboard and accreditation.
This project connects technical systems with a time-sensitive operational setting. The central product relevance is visibility: making operational information useful to the people coordinating the work.
Created a full live dashboard and worked on hospitality and accreditation systems using Airtable and Starbase.
I created a full live dashboard for the hospitality work. It is a concrete example of delivering an operational information system.
Hospitality was the domain of my technical project-management role. This grounds the system work in a real operational use case.
Accreditation formed part of my work at IFFI, alongside the hospitality systems and dashboard.
I used Airtable and Starbase in this work. My role combined technical project management for hospitality with creation of the live dashboard and work on accreditation.
| WORK AREA | MY REPORTED CONTRIBUTION |
|---|---|
| Technical project management | Hospitality at IFFI. |
| Live dashboard | Created the full live dashboard. |
| Operational systems | Worked on hospitality and accreditation systems. |
| Tools | Used Airtable and Starbase in the system work. |
The named tools establish the project context. A technical walkthrough can explain the actual configuration and data flow.
A dashboard is useful when it helps someone understand the work and decide what to do next. This experience gives me an operational setting in which to discuss that product problem.
The live dashboard connects to how operational work becomes visible to a team.
Hospitality and accreditation provide concrete examples of the work a system needs to represent.
The project combines system creation with a technical project-management role.
What information does a user need? How current is it? What action follows a status change? Who can update or view a record? These questions frame a technical discussion; they are not presented as implemented features.
Supporting records can be discussed alongside the role and the scope of the dashboard, hospitality and accreditation work. Operational and personal information can be redacted for a hiring review.