This document discusses reported speech, which is how we talk about the actual words someone else said indirectly by using verbs like said, told, asked, explained, promised, predicted, argued, claimed in the past tense or with other changes to reflect when the words were spoken rather than directly quoting them. It provides links to online resources that provide further explanation and examples of using reported speech in English.
This document provides an outline of key topics in marketing channels and logistics management. It discusses supply chains and value delivery networks, the roles of marketing channel members in bridging time, place, and possession gaps. It also describes different channel structures like conventional, vertical, and horizontal systems. Channel design decisions involve evaluating alternatives to set objectives and identify the best channels. Channel management requires addressing issues like exclusive dealing agreements. Marketing logistics and supply chain management focus on managing physical flows and information to provide customer value.
This document discusses reported speech, which is how we talk about the actual words someone else said indirectly by using verbs like said, told, asked, explained, promised, predicted, argued, claimed in the past tense or with other changes to reflect when the words were spoken rather than directly quoting them. It provides links to online resources that provide further explanation and examples of using reported speech in English.
This document provides an outline of key topics in marketing channels and logistics management. It discusses supply chains and value delivery networks, the roles of marketing channel members in bridging time, place, and possession gaps. It also describes different channel structures like conventional, vertical, and horizontal systems. Channel design decisions involve evaluating alternatives to set objectives and identify the best channels. Channel management requires addressing issues like exclusive dealing agreements. Marketing logistics and supply chain management focus on managing physical flows and information to provide customer value.
The document discusses fostering social learning communities in the workplace. It outlines why now is the time for social learning given trends in globalization, demographics, and social media use. It provides an overview of what social learning is and examples of social learning communities. The document then gives recommendations for what organizations should do prior to launching a social learning community, such as establishing readiness, guidelines, goals, and recruiting/training community managers. It also provides tips for launching, maintaining, and scaling social learning communities and measuring their impact.
Este manual proporciona información sobre la estimulación en el útero dirigida a mujeres embarazadas. Explica el desarrollo del feto en las diferentes etapas del embarazo y ofrece sesiones de estimulación para cada mes que incluyen actividades para la madre y el feto. Los capítulos también cubren temas como la alimentación, el parto y los resultados del programa de estimulación. El objetivo general es mejorar el vínculo entre la madre y el feto a través de la estimulación temprana.
Seamus McHugh from CBE Marketing presented on how IT systems can help businesses cut costs and grow profits. He discussed how POS systems can help with (1) controlling people through cashier monitoring and contests, (2) controlling product through margin and inventory analysis, and (3) controlling processes like order efficiency. Reports from POS data can provide insights to increase sales. Loyalty programs and marketing like digital displays and receipts can boost revenue. With tools to track cashiers, upselling, order times, and table turns, businesses could potentially increase profits by over €43,000 annually.
This document provides an analysis and plan for MedCAHPS, a proposed web presence to sell patient survey systems and related services. It outlines the purpose of MedCAHPS, which is to sell EC Wise survey systems, HCAHPS call center services, and consulting services. It identifies the target audiences as hospitals and other organizations involved in HCAHPS and CAHPS surveys. It also analyzes the key competitors in the HCAHPS survey administration and consulting fields.
This document summarizes a presentation about teens' use of social networking and technology. It discusses popular social media sites, trends in teen usage, and reasons teens engage with these tools. Survey results from local teens are also presented. The presentation concludes by offering libraries ideas on supporting teens' social development and healthy online habits through programming, outreach, and advisory groups that incorporate an understanding of popular technologies.
The Annual Convocation of Jamia Hamdard will be held on March 10, 2012. Former President Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam will be the chief guest and deliver the convocation address. All undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD students who graduated in 2010-2011, as well as BUMS students who graduated in 2008-2009, will receive their degrees. Students must attend the rehearsal on March 9 and pay Rs. 500 to receive their admit cards and degrees. Guidelines for etiquette at the convocation are also provided.
Mind Mapping: Walking Notes, Urban Awareness Diary, BarcelonaNicholas Socrates
El documento describe una caminata urbana en Barcelona, observando varios espacios públicos como parques, jardines y plazas. Se detalla la vegetación, mobiliario urbano y características arquitectónicas de cada lugar, como árboles, bancos, escaleras y senderos. La caminata pasa por la universidad, cafeterías, parques pequeños y grandes con vegetación y asientos, y termina en una plaza de mercado animada bajo una gran marquesina.
This document summarizes Regina Holliday's experience advocating for patient data access and empowerment through her artwork. It describes how after her husband Fred's misdiagnosis and death from cancer, she began painting murals sharing his medical record and story to raise awareness. This led to meeting other advocates online who provided more support than Fred's local hospital. The document then discusses Holliday's continued advocacy work through paintings, social media campaigns, and her sons' involvement in sharing patient stories and diabetes care through their own artwork.
This document is a presentation by Regina Holliday about patient-centered care. It summarizes her experience advocating for her late husband Fred's medical care and access to his electronic medical record. This led Regina to become a patient advocate and create art to tell patients' stories. The presentation describes challenges faced obtaining Fred's records and navigating his cancer diagnosis. It highlights how social media helped connect Regina to others for support and information when the hospital could not provide answers.
The document discusses the three main roles or "hats" of an elder: discipleship, service, and oversight. It emphasizes that the roles of discipleship and service apply to all Christians, not just elders. Developing disciples who make disciples through strategies like dyads, triads and quads is key. Elders must also equip and deploy people for ministry according to their spiritual gifts. In their oversight role, elders should love and lead with the eyes of Jesus, seeing people's true needs. Effective eldership requires defining a clear vision, discernment, strategic planning and granting appropriate levels of permission to others. Eldership is challenging in times of rapid cultural and ecclesiastical change, requiring humility, experimentation and maintaining
The document discusses building relationships to stimulate collaboration between students, entrepreneurs, professors and others to understand issues, motivations and skills. It also talks about cultivating creativity to help people make sense of problems and crowd sourcing principles to prototype sustainable solutions that have involved over 15 partners, 400 participants, 150 insights, 30 prototypes and £100k investment raised.
South Korea - The Big Leak (Personal Data leak of Credit Card Companies)Jiyoon Jessie Jeong
More than 100 million records containing personal and financial information from customers of three major South Korean credit card companies were stolen when an employee of the Korea Credit Bureau illegally copied the data to a USB drive and sold it to telemarketers. The leak revealed weaknesses in how the companies protected sensitive customer information, as employees could easily access the data, USB storage was not restricted, and information was retained for over 30 years instead of being deleted after five years as required by law. It also exposed a lack of security culture as most companies saw data protection as an unnecessary expense rather than a critical business function.
The document summarizes resources available on the DZone website, including popular links for developers, the Most Valuable Blogger program, different zones covering topics like Agile, Cloud, and languages, micro zones, snippets to store and tag code, a question board, and free reference materials.
The document provides an overview of The Next Level marketing research firm. It discusses their approach of going beyond obvious solutions to find new opportunities through innovative customer-connected research. They combine traditional and online research methods to develop a deep understanding of customers. The Next Level acts as a full-service partner utilizing expertise in marketing, research, and customer psychology. Their goal is to work collaboratively with clients to develop optimal marketing strategies, concepts, and solutions based on research-driven insights.