Chuck Brooks Profile: on Homeland Security, Cybersecurity, Emerging Technolog...Chuck Brooks
From LinkedIn's Marketing Blog: Chuck Brooks – Security Voice and “Government Relations and Marketing Executive, Thought Leader”
Chuck’s varied security experience is evident in what he publishes. From aviation to public sector, government to science, his posts take on the multifaceted aspects of cyber security as it relates to industries/verticals, homeland issues and next-gen technology. Since he’s keen on variety, with formats ranging from expert Q&As to content roundups, to non-tech posts associated with topics/verticals he’s covered, his perspective truly stands out.
Tech marketer takeaways: Chuck focuses core content on security, but isn’t afraid to include content tangentially related to core subject matter (e.g. a post focused on mastering the art of influence in Washington, D.C.) which incorporates fresh/unexpected content to help keep readers interested and foster conversation.
Daniel is a screenplay about a ten-year-old boy named Daniel, who, in 1960, runs away from home to be with his best friend, Lisa. Lisa and her mother run away from home to be free of her abusive father. Daniel wants to be by her side, so he leaves New York and spends the next ten years in Georgia looking for her. He doesn't find her; he finds music and a hard life. When Daniel returns home, he finds a place quite different from the one he left. He also finds Lisa, who had, after only a year of living in Atlanta, returned to New York to live with her father because her mother unexpectedly passed away. In this screenplay we are introduced to the people who have an effect on Daniel as he grows physically, mentally, and emotionally; people such as, his loving father, Steve, his hateful mother, Lacy, his caring therapist, Dr. Terry, his best friend, Lisa, his friends John and Jen, and the man he spends ten years with - in Georgia - a black french man named, Black Jeffrey. This is a drama, yes, but it is still a fun piece.
Kickstart your Product Backlog with Innovation GamesFrederic Vandaele
How to start your Scrum project? How to initialize your product backlog? You are not alone, in most agile projects, managing the product backlog remains a complex and difficult activity.
Scrum said that it's the Product Owner that manage the product backlog but it does not tell us how (It's a framework you know). However, the product owners are people from the business. They have little or no experience with Agile and what it means in term of contribution to the project.
How to involve a group of users in the creation of product backlog without that they feel cheated or ignored? How to prioritize dozens or even hundreds of user stories of varying sizes with a group of users representing different needs with conflicting interests?
The Innovation Games are techniques that can address these issues. The art is to combine these methods with a view to a common vision to emerge as an initial product backlog that will help the Scrum team to start the project on a solid foundation.
Presented at Agile Tour Brussels 2013
Baton Rouge Great Flood Post Flood Renovated Home Sales Update February 6 2017Bill Cobb, Appraiser
Baton Rouge's August 2016 Great Flood Post-Flood Home Sales Update February 6 2017 by Bill Cobb Appraiser 225-293-1500. This report is data of flooded then repaired or renovated home sales, not of gutted homes.
National Stakeholders Coordination Group Meeting 1- Invitation and agenda v4.0Michael Hübner
Invitation and agenda for the first regular meeting of the European National Stakeholders Coordination Group on Smart Networks for the Energy Transition on March 28 in Brussels.
Wie ben en waar sta ik voor als ondernemer? FlandersDC
Presentatie van Carlo Vuijlsteke voor het Creativexchange-traject van Voka Limburg (http://www.voka.be/limburg/opleidingen/2017/3/starters-creativexchange-20-traject-1/)
Chuck Brooks Profile: on Homeland Security, Cybersecurity, Emerging Technolog...Chuck Brooks
From LinkedIn's Marketing Blog: Chuck Brooks – Security Voice and “Government Relations and Marketing Executive, Thought Leader”
Chuck’s varied security experience is evident in what he publishes. From aviation to public sector, government to science, his posts take on the multifaceted aspects of cyber security as it relates to industries/verticals, homeland issues and next-gen technology. Since he’s keen on variety, with formats ranging from expert Q&As to content roundups, to non-tech posts associated with topics/verticals he’s covered, his perspective truly stands out.
Tech marketer takeaways: Chuck focuses core content on security, but isn’t afraid to include content tangentially related to core subject matter (e.g. a post focused on mastering the art of influence in Washington, D.C.) which incorporates fresh/unexpected content to help keep readers interested and foster conversation.
Daniel is a screenplay about a ten-year-old boy named Daniel, who, in 1960, runs away from home to be with his best friend, Lisa. Lisa and her mother run away from home to be free of her abusive father. Daniel wants to be by her side, so he leaves New York and spends the next ten years in Georgia looking for her. He doesn't find her; he finds music and a hard life. When Daniel returns home, he finds a place quite different from the one he left. He also finds Lisa, who had, after only a year of living in Atlanta, returned to New York to live with her father because her mother unexpectedly passed away. In this screenplay we are introduced to the people who have an effect on Daniel as he grows physically, mentally, and emotionally; people such as, his loving father, Steve, his hateful mother, Lacy, his caring therapist, Dr. Terry, his best friend, Lisa, his friends John and Jen, and the man he spends ten years with - in Georgia - a black french man named, Black Jeffrey. This is a drama, yes, but it is still a fun piece.
Kickstart your Product Backlog with Innovation GamesFrederic Vandaele
How to start your Scrum project? How to initialize your product backlog? You are not alone, in most agile projects, managing the product backlog remains a complex and difficult activity.
Scrum said that it's the Product Owner that manage the product backlog but it does not tell us how (It's a framework you know). However, the product owners are people from the business. They have little or no experience with Agile and what it means in term of contribution to the project.
How to involve a group of users in the creation of product backlog without that they feel cheated or ignored? How to prioritize dozens or even hundreds of user stories of varying sizes with a group of users representing different needs with conflicting interests?
The Innovation Games are techniques that can address these issues. The art is to combine these methods with a view to a common vision to emerge as an initial product backlog that will help the Scrum team to start the project on a solid foundation.
Presented at Agile Tour Brussels 2013
Baton Rouge Great Flood Post Flood Renovated Home Sales Update February 6 2017Bill Cobb, Appraiser
Baton Rouge's August 2016 Great Flood Post-Flood Home Sales Update February 6 2017 by Bill Cobb Appraiser 225-293-1500. This report is data of flooded then repaired or renovated home sales, not of gutted homes.
National Stakeholders Coordination Group Meeting 1- Invitation and agenda v4.0Michael Hübner
Invitation and agenda for the first regular meeting of the European National Stakeholders Coordination Group on Smart Networks for the Energy Transition on March 28 in Brussels.
Wie ben en waar sta ik voor als ondernemer? FlandersDC
Presentatie van Carlo Vuijlsteke voor het Creativexchange-traject van Voka Limburg (http://www.voka.be/limburg/opleidingen/2017/3/starters-creativexchange-20-traject-1/)