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Topic: What IS Digital Innovation?
- Innovation: is it only about the technology?
- How to successfully add some digital innovation into your marketing mix
- Understanding how to maximise the impact on products & the company
The document discusses young people's use of the internet, opportunities and challenges. It summarizes a survey of 11-12 year olds' internet and mobile phone use, understanding of internet safety, and experiences like receiving rude messages. It emphasizes the need to teach digital literacy and safety skills to help young people navigate public online spaces and make informed decisions.
Technology has transformed over the past century through innovations like the telephone, television, computer, and car. These devices started as large and basic but now offer countless capabilities through internet connectivity and apps. Social media also changed how people interact and get information by allowing users to easily connect and share content globally. Businesses now utilize social media for effective marketing to reach more consumers in multiple languages.
Online advertising - cases from Cannes 2008paul_clements
A short journey through online advertising with several cases from Cannes 2008 to illustrate the points. Starting with a short where to we come from online I draw conclusions to show that the reason is the same, but the media has changed.
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On The Edge Manchester On The Edge Manchester - John Bower: Digital innovatio...Edge Global Media Group
Topic: What IS Digital Innovation?
- Innovation: is it only about the technology?
- How to successfully add some digital innovation into your marketing mix
- Understanding how to maximise the impact on products & the company
The document discusses young people's use of the internet, opportunities and challenges. It summarizes a survey of 11-12 year olds' internet and mobile phone use, understanding of internet safety, and experiences like receiving rude messages. It emphasizes the need to teach digital literacy and safety skills to help young people navigate public online spaces and make informed decisions.
Technology has transformed over the past century through innovations like the telephone, television, computer, and car. These devices started as large and basic but now offer countless capabilities through internet connectivity and apps. Social media also changed how people interact and get information by allowing users to easily connect and share content globally. Businesses now utilize social media for effective marketing to reach more consumers in multiple languages.
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A short journey through online advertising with several cases from Cannes 2008 to illustrate the points. Starting with a short where to we come from online I draw conclusions to show that the reason is the same, but the media has changed.
The document discusses emerging technologies in the 21st century and their impact on education. It covers topics like the digital divide, use of multimedia in classrooms, professional development for teachers, emerging national education services, and emerging technologies. The document predicts that emerging technologies will transform learning environments, content delivery, assessment, and more over the coming decades.
Carmarley Dennis is the 28-year-old founder of Hubbly Bubbly, a premium vaping company. He studied law at King's College London, graduating in 2013. He launched Hubbly Bubbly at age 26. Early challenges included funding, but he secured angel investment. More recently, distribution and cash flow have been issues but he has focused on strong revenue sources. He advises starting a venture as a side project in university to gain early customers and confidence. Over the next 12 months, Hubbly Bubbly's products will be listed in more retailers.
Social media and challenges ahead by Petter WarnsbergDina El-sofy
The document provides biographical information about an individual who is a digital media explorer, educator, and lecturer. He is involved with Hyper Island, where he helped develop their Master Class concept and now works to advance it. When not working with Hyper Island, he holds a position as a Senior Lecturer in Digital Media at Kingston University near London. His background includes founding an agency called SWEDE. The document then discusses the various online profiles and digital footprints the individual has through sites like Twitter, Flickr, LinkedIn, and Amazon that provide information about his interests, connections, and purchase history.
Article edited - how omidyar network pumps up nonprofitsFerris Corp
The Omidyar Network (ON) is a philanthropic investment firm founded by eBay founder Pierre Omidyar that provides financial support and other resources to for-profit and non-profit organizations pursuing social impact. ON managing partner Matt Bannick discusses how he and Omidyar's work evolved from technology to philanthropy through projects in rural India. Bannick explains that many of ON's portfolio organizations have a strong technology component that enables innovation to create opportunities, such as d.light which provides solar lighting. However, success is measured not only through financial returns but also through metrics like reach and engagement as well as sustainability and impact. Qualitatively assessing social impact across different organizations and metrics remains challenging.
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- Building partnerships across districts and counties to share services
- Engaging the wider public sector in shared services
- Exploring models like shared management teams, social enterprises, and integrated health and social care
- The importance of leadership, political buy-in, change management, and quick wins to demonstrate benefits
- Barriers include governance issues, IT compatibility, and upfront costs versus long-term savings
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Developed a national framework for Australia to assess personalised medicines for reimbursement decisions. The framework provides:
1) Guidelines for evaluating the analytical validity, clinical validity and clinical utility of pharmacogenetic/genomic tests.
2) A methodological framework and 79-item checklist to assess biomarker/test/drug packages based on evidence of treatment effect modification, prognostic impact and cost-effectiveness.
3) A decision framework to inform reimbursement of tests and drugs based on 4 scenarios of cost-effectiveness with and without considering biomarker status.
1. Este documento apresenta um teste de horóscopo para descobrir características da personalidade de acordo com respostas escolhidas.
2. As respostas incluem preferências de cores, inicial do nome, mês de nascimento, desejo pessoal e são associadas a traços como lealdade, espontaneidade e tipo de relacionamento amoroso.
3. Ao final incentiva o compartilhamento do teste com outros para que os desejos possam se realizar.
Three sentences:
1) Three-quarters of respondents were male, over half were aged 18-34, and 31% lived in London.
2) Comedy was clearly the top category of podcast subscribed to at 88%, followed by TV & Film at 62% and Music and Sports & Recreation both at 41%.
3) The BBC was the biggest podcast supplier, with 72% of respondents subscribing to at least one of their podcasts.
This document discusses Roman art from the Roman Republic through the early Roman Empire under Augustus. It provides background on the transition from republic to empire, with key figures like Julius Caesar and Augustus, and monuments such as portraits, tomb reliefs, and the Ara Pacis that reflected this change. The art and architecture shifted from republican ideals of civic participation to imperial styles that promoted the cult of the emperor and new religious imagery supporting the rule of Augustus as the first Roman emperor.
The document discusses the history and development of the internet from its origins in the late 1950s to the present day. It describes how early computer scientists and researchers laid the groundwork for networking through papers and experiments. The internet grew rapidly in the 1970s and 1980s as networking knowledge spread. The development of the World Wide Web in 1989 allowed for easy sharing of images, video and other media online. Today the internet connects billions of users worldwide and is used for communication, education, commerce, entertainment and more.
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The document discusses the growth of e-commerce and various e-commerce business models. It describes the origins and growth of e-commerce from the 1970s to today. E-commerce evolved from EDI and EFT technologies in the 1970s to the dot-com boom and bust in the late 1990s. Major e-commerce companies like Amazon and eBay emerged in the mid-1990s and helped popularize online shopping. The document also outlines different types of e-commerce models including business-to-consumer, business-to-business, consumer-to-consumer, and others; and describes common revenue models and key elements of successful e-commerce business models.
The document discusses using social networking for businesses in the building industry. It defines social networking and explains why companies should utilize platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. These networks allow businesses to promote their brand, drive traffic to their website, interact with clients, share information, and market their business for free. The document provides statistics on the growth and usage of major social networks. It then reviews specific social networking platforms and offers principles for businesses to successfully engage clients and collaborators through social media.
Business Case for Digital Inclusion & Social Housing 8 Feb 2014Helen Milner
1) The document discusses digital inclusion and the business case for organizations in the housing sector to promote digital skills among their customers and staff. It outlines benefits like cost savings, improved lives, and addressing social issues.
2) Key barriers to digital inclusion are a lack of basic digital skills, no internet access at home, and not seeing the usefulness of the internet. Overcoming these requires inspiring people, improving access, and providing training.
3) Case studies show approaches like free WiFi, devices pre-installed with internet access, and support for most vulnerable groups. The goal is to help people engage with online services and improve their employment opportunities.
1. Section II of the final paper should fix any problems with Section I and include a focus on a business leader.
2. Students must complete the assignment individually.
3. The document provides instructions for completing Sections II and the final paper for an assignment. Students are told to resubmit Section I along with Section II as the final paper, and that Section II should emphasize a business leader. They are also reminded to complete the assignment individually.
1. Web 3.0 focuses on context, structure, and filtering to improve search and personalization. However, full agreement on categorization of content online is unlikely.
2. While striving for online integrity and anonymity, many willingly provide personal data to companies like Google. Integrity online is inconsistent.
3. Metrics are prioritized over branding, though brand value is long-term while metrics are short-term. User experience improves brands more than metrics.
The document discusses trends in internet and technology, including the focus on context in web 3.0, inconsistencies in online privacy and data use, and overemphasis on metrics reducing brand-building.
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- Websites are accessed through servers that store web pages, while clients like web browsers make requests to servers to view pages.
- Popular uses of the internet now include social networking on sites like Facebook and Twitter, as well as communicating through chat programs and messaging apps.
Mobile websites provide several key advantages:
1) They allow for instant marketing and advertising, which is essential for businesses to survive competition given popular demand for mobile access.
2) They enable precise delivery of search results and information due to limited mobile screen space.
3) They provide opportunities to stream live and recorded media content to users on the go.
The web has changed a lot in the last 15 years, from simple calling cards and poster-like design into a massive ecosystem full of dynamic information and personalization - but I feel most companies are not aware enough, at least not yet.
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The Internet is a global system of interconnected computer networks that use the Internet protocol suite to link devices worldwide. It allows for the transmission of data through packet switching using standardized communication protocols. Billions of people worldwide use the Internet for email, file sharing, accessing information on the World Wide Web, remote access, streaming media, leisure, marketing, shopping, and personalized advertising. However, some disadvantages include risks to personal privacy and security, easy access to pornography, and unsolicited bulk emails known as spam. Overall, the advantages of the Internet outweigh the disadvantages for most users.
Don't Blink - what happened in the last 90 days of Social Media?Liz Cable
This document summarizes key developments in social media over the past 90 days from December 2011 to March 2012. It discusses the launch of new features on platforms like Quora and Facebook, the success of products like the new iPad and Angry Birds Space, and viral videos like Kony 2012. It also covers trends in social commerce and the growth of collaborative consumption. The briefing examines how communities can build trust between brands and customers and the shift from advertising to advice.
This document discusses using social media and blogging to criticize the auto insurance industry. It encourages building a following on Twitter to promote a blog that will defame "greedy" insurance companies. It explains how to use WordPress for a flexible blog and leverage plugins, widgets, and community support to maximize viewers and spread the message against high premiums. The goal is to use online platforms and an internet connection to generate interest in criticizing when fewer cars are purchased but premiums still rise.
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The document summarizes a workshop discussing shared services across local authorities. Key points discussed included:
- Building partnerships across districts and counties to share services
- Engaging the wider public sector in shared services
- Exploring models like shared management teams, social enterprises, and integrated health and social care
- The importance of leadership, political buy-in, change management, and quick wins to demonstrate benefits
- Barriers include governance issues, IT compatibility, and upfront costs versus long-term savings
Economic evaluation, reimbursement and context. How to assess personalised me...HTAi Bilbao 2012
Developed a national framework for Australia to assess personalised medicines for reimbursement decisions. The framework provides:
1) Guidelines for evaluating the analytical validity, clinical validity and clinical utility of pharmacogenetic/genomic tests.
2) A methodological framework and 79-item checklist to assess biomarker/test/drug packages based on evidence of treatment effect modification, prognostic impact and cost-effectiveness.
3) A decision framework to inform reimbursement of tests and drugs based on 4 scenarios of cost-effectiveness with and without considering biomarker status.
1. Este documento apresenta um teste de horóscopo para descobrir características da personalidade de acordo com respostas escolhidas.
2. As respostas incluem preferências de cores, inicial do nome, mês de nascimento, desejo pessoal e são associadas a traços como lealdade, espontaneidade e tipo de relacionamento amoroso.
3. Ao final incentiva o compartilhamento do teste com outros para que os desejos possam se realizar.
Three sentences:
1) Three-quarters of respondents were male, over half were aged 18-34, and 31% lived in London.
2) Comedy was clearly the top category of podcast subscribed to at 88%, followed by TV & Film at 62% and Music and Sports & Recreation both at 41%.
3) The BBC was the biggest podcast supplier, with 72% of respondents subscribing to at least one of their podcasts.
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The document discusses the history and development of the internet from its origins in the late 1950s to the present day. It describes how early computer scientists and researchers laid the groundwork for networking through papers and experiments. The internet grew rapidly in the 1970s and 1980s as networking knowledge spread. The development of the World Wide Web in 1989 allowed for easy sharing of images, video and other media online. Today the internet connects billions of users worldwide and is used for communication, education, commerce, entertainment and more.
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The document discusses using social networking for businesses in the building industry. It defines social networking and explains why companies should utilize platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. These networks allow businesses to promote their brand, drive traffic to their website, interact with clients, share information, and market their business for free. The document provides statistics on the growth and usage of major social networks. It then reviews specific social networking platforms and offers principles for businesses to successfully engage clients and collaborators through social media.
Business Case for Digital Inclusion & Social Housing 8 Feb 2014Helen Milner
1) The document discusses digital inclusion and the business case for organizations in the housing sector to promote digital skills among their customers and staff. It outlines benefits like cost savings, improved lives, and addressing social issues.
2) Key barriers to digital inclusion are a lack of basic digital skills, no internet access at home, and not seeing the usefulness of the internet. Overcoming these requires inspiring people, improving access, and providing training.
3) Case studies show approaches like free WiFi, devices pre-installed with internet access, and support for most vulnerable groups. The goal is to help people engage with online services and improve their employment opportunities.
1. Section II of the final paper should fix any problems with Section I and include a focus on a business leader.
2. Students must complete the assignment individually.
3. The document provides instructions for completing Sections II and the final paper for an assignment. Students are told to resubmit Section I along with Section II as the final paper, and that Section II should emphasize a business leader. They are also reminded to complete the assignment individually.
1. Web 3.0 focuses on context, structure, and filtering to improve search and personalization. However, full agreement on categorization of content online is unlikely.
2. While striving for online integrity and anonymity, many willingly provide personal data to companies like Google. Integrity online is inconsistent.
3. Metrics are prioritized over branding, though brand value is long-term while metrics are short-term. User experience improves brands more than metrics.
The document discusses trends in internet and technology, including the focus on context in web 3.0, inconsistencies in online privacy and data use, and overemphasis on metrics reducing brand-building.
The document provides an overview of the internet and some key concepts:
- The internet is the largest computer network in the world that connects millions of computers globally. It allows communication through networks like LAN and WAN.
- Websites are accessed through servers that store web pages, while clients like web browsers make requests to servers to view pages.
- Popular uses of the internet now include social networking on sites like Facebook and Twitter, as well as communicating through chat programs and messaging apps.
Mobile websites provide several key advantages:
1) They allow for instant marketing and advertising, which is essential for businesses to survive competition given popular demand for mobile access.
2) They enable precise delivery of search results and information due to limited mobile screen space.
3) They provide opportunities to stream live and recorded media content to users on the go.
The web has changed a lot in the last 15 years, from simple calling cards and poster-like design into a massive ecosystem full of dynamic information and personalization - but I feel most companies are not aware enough, at least not yet.
An overview of the development of the world wide webMarbin Colah
The document provides an overview of the development of the World Wide Web from Web 1.0 to the current and future states. It begins by distinguishing the Internet from the World Wide Web, with the Internet being a global network and the Web a system to navigate it. Web 1.0 started in the 1990s and featured static, read-only websites with limited content. Web 2.0 emerged in the early 2000s and was defined by user-generated content through dynamic and interactive websites. Current developments include the Semantic Web (Web 3.0) which aims to better organize online data, and predictions for Web 4.0 envision personalized assistants and an intelligent, screenless experience.
The Internet is a global system of interconnected computer networks that use the Internet protocol suite to link devices worldwide. It allows for the transmission of data through packet switching using standardized communication protocols. Billions of people worldwide use the Internet for email, file sharing, accessing information on the World Wide Web, remote access, streaming media, leisure, marketing, shopping, and personalized advertising. However, some disadvantages include risks to personal privacy and security, easy access to pornography, and unsolicited bulk emails known as spam. Overall, the advantages of the Internet outweigh the disadvantages for most users.
Don't Blink - what happened in the last 90 days of Social Media?Liz Cable
This document summarizes key developments in social media over the past 90 days from December 2011 to March 2012. It discusses the launch of new features on platforms like Quora and Facebook, the success of products like the new iPad and Angry Birds Space, and viral videos like Kony 2012. It also covers trends in social commerce and the growth of collaborative consumption. The briefing examines how communities can build trust between brands and customers and the shift from advertising to advice.
This document discusses using social media and blogging to criticize the auto insurance industry. It encourages building a following on Twitter to promote a blog that will defame "greedy" insurance companies. It explains how to use WordPress for a flexible blog and leverage plugins, widgets, and community support to maximize viewers and spread the message against high premiums. The goal is to use online platforms and an internet connection to generate interest in criticizing when fewer cars are purchased but premiums still rise.
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WordPress is increasing in popularity within the world as a content management tool for producing and maintaining all kinds of websites - not just blogs. But is it possible to create accessible websites using WordPress. This presentation looks at the meaning of web accessibility, why it's important, and what factors can influence accessibility within the WordPress framework. I also cover how things are changing for the better within future releases of WordPress.
E-Marketing (past, present, and future)Usman Tariq
This chapter discusses the past, present, and future of e-marketing. It distinguishes between e-business, e-commerce, and e-marketing. E-business optimizes a company's activities using digital technology, while e-commerce focuses on online transactions. E-marketing applies information technology to traditional marketing. The chapter also identifies trends that may shape the future of e-marketing, such as increasing transparency and the development of the semantic web.
This document introduces a business opportunity to join a crowdsourced mobile network called YOUR NETWORK. It claims individuals can earn money by installing micro-cells that provide mobile connectivity, and a percentage of revenue is shared. The opportunity promotes innovative products, global connectivity, and earning passive income through the 4WAYS compensation plan like a mobile operator. Success requires hard work and good sales skills, with average earnings of $500-2000 annually but potential to earn much more.
This document discusses using social media and blogging to criticize the auto insurance industry. It encourages building a following on Twitter to promote a blog criticizing "greedy" auto insurers. It explains how to use WordPress for a flexible blog and leverage plugins, widgets, and community support to maximize viewers and spread the message against high insurance premiums. The goal is to use online platforms to generate interest in defaming auto insurers and their practices.
This document discusses using social media and blogging to criticize the auto insurance industry. It encourages building a following on Twitter to promote a blog criticizing high insurance premiums. It explains how to use WordPress to flexibly build an effective blog and leverage plugins and widgets to spread the message. The goal is to use online influence to defame "greedy" insurance companies.
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01 helping business owners leverage linked in for profitable business growthDr. Mark D. Yates
This document discusses how business owners can leverage LinkedIn for profitable business growth. It begins by explaining that having a strong presence on LinkedIn allows business professionals to be found more easily. It then asks and answers four common questions about using LinkedIn: why business owners should be on LinkedIn, what to do after joining, how to get more connections, and how to connect with buyers and decision makers. Finally, it provides an overview of services offered by Link Business Marketing Ltd to help businesses strengthen their LinkedIn profile and strategy.
This document provides information about celebrity stalking from a presentation by Dr. Mark D. Yates. It discusses what stalking is, who can be stalked, the different types of stalkers and threats, and tips for protecting oneself from stalking. Stalking is described as a complex crime that can happen to anyone and negatively impact victims' lives. Celebrity stalking cases are also mentioned as examples.
10 c body language & what influences human behaviour for linkedin business me...Dr. Mark D. Yates
This document provides information about body language and what influences human behavior. It discusses how body language can reveal hidden feelings and secrets, and that body language accounts for 83% of communication, compared to 7% for words and 10% for voice quality. It also describes the visual, auditory, and kinesthetic personality profiles and emphasizes identifying a client's profile to facilitate conversations. The document encourages treating clients the way they want to be treated and provides contact information.
10 a 5 insider secrets for increasing sales & profitsDr. Mark D. Yates
This document provides 5 secrets for increasing sales and profits through LinkedIn. Secret #1 is to sell yourself first by answering potential buyers' questions about solutions, ability to deliver, fair pricing, and return on investment. Secret #2 is to increase your LinkedIn business network by joining physical and online networks. Secret #3 notes the two ways to increase profits are selling more or cutting costs, and LinkedIn provides what is needed to do both. Secret #4 also discusses the two ways to increase profits. Secret #5 identifies looking for complementary revenue streams, as most business owners are too busy in the business rather than on it, and LinkedIn can reveal such opportunities. The document concludes by listing relevant keywords and key phrases.
09 impact of terrorism on sme's & business continuity eagle focDr. Mark D. Yates
The document discusses the importance of business continuity planning, especially for small businesses. It notes that 46% of London businesses do not have plans in place, putting them at risk of failing to reopen after incidents like terrorism or other disruptions. Effective continuity plans set clear roles, contingencies, and emergency procedures to maintain operations during crises. Regular testing is also important to ensure plans work as intended. The document advocates that all companies, regardless of size, assess vulnerabilities and create robust, tailored continuity plans to survive incidents and remain competitive.
08 how to professionally evaluate & critique a linkedin business profile scri...Dr. Mark D. Yates
This document provides guidance on professionally critiquing and evaluating LinkedIn business profiles. It discusses 10 purposes of critique, including eliminating problems and maximizing credibility. Various tips are provided, such as only allowing critique from those who can propose solutions and using a standardized critique form to identify consistent issues. The document cautions against listening to unqualified friends and family, and emphasizes finding constructive feedback to improve one's profile.
This document provides tips and strategies for increasing business connections on LinkedIn. It discusses the importance of a complete profile, getting recommendations, joining groups, and maintaining an active online presence. The document also identifies different types of professional networkers and offers advice on generating revenue from LinkedIn through networking consulting services.