The document appears to be a presentation about researching social networking. It discusses the rationale, objectives, scope, theories, methodology, and results of the research. The methodology section indicates the research included a questionnaire of 200 investors and team operators of social networking sites to collect demographic data and information about their social networking usage and behaviors. The results section presents findings on the demographics, social networking tools used, sites visited, time spent, and number of connections of the research participants.
Facebook Fan Pages in Higher Education: February 2010BlueFuego, Inc.
Helping colleges and universities use social media like Facebook to meet marketing and recruitment goals. The document provides data on numbers of Facebook fans of different college sizes from April 2009 to February 2010, including growth rates and levels of engagement. It examines fan numbers and growth by school size (XS, S, M, L, XL) and type (public, private).
Tornadoes are caused by collisions of cold descending and warm ascending air masses. The main tornado season in the USA is late winter through midsummer. However, tornadoes can occur anytime conditions are right. Past tornado disasters have caused extensive damage and loss of life. Examples from 2008 are described, including tornado outbreaks in several southern states that killed 54 people, and tornadoes in Iowa and Minnesota that struck during the deadliest season in a decade. While the Midwest experiences fewer tornadoes than regions like Tornado Alley, its tornadoes are more likely to occur at night and in colder months. Lessons from past disasters emphasize the importance of early warning, wind-engineered buildings, safe rooms, timely emergency response,
Health information systems (HIS) in emergencies face a double dilemma: the information necessary to understand and
respond to humanitarian crises must be timely and detailed, whereas the circumstances of these crises makes it challenging to
collect it. Building on the technical work of the Health Metrics Network on HIS and starting with a systemic definition of HIS in
emergencies, this paper reviews the various data-collection platforms in these contexts, looking at their respective contributions to
providing what humanitarian actors need to know to target their intervention to where the needs really are. Although reporting or
sampling errors are unavoidable, it is important to identify them and acknowledge the limitations inherent in generalizing data that
were collected in highly heterogeneous environments. To perform well in emergencies, HIS require integration and participation.
In spite of notable efforts to coordinate data collection and dissemination practices among humanitarian agencies, it is noted
that coordination on the ground depends on the strengths and presence of a lead agency, often WHO, and on the commitment of
humanitarian agencies to investing resources in data production. Poorly integrated HIS generate fragmented, incomplete and often
contradictory statistics, a situation that leads to a misuse of numbers with negative consequences on humanitarian interventions.
As a means to avoid confusion regarding humanitarian health statistics, this paper stresses the importance of submitting statistics
to a rigorous and coordinated auditing process prior to their publication. The audit trail should describe the various steps of the
data production chains both technically and operationally, and indicate the limits and assumptions under which each number can
be used. Finally emphasis is placed on the ethical obligation for humanitarian agencies to ensure that the necessary safeguards on
data are in place to protect the confidentiality of victims and minority groups in politically sensitive contexts.
This document provides information on how to increase profits at an equestrian centre, including tips on creating a business plan, marketing strategies, and funding opportunities. It recommends developing a business plan to share your vision, networking in the local community, understanding customers to tailor offerings, and researching various funding sources. The document also advertises a business planning workshop and coaching program to help equestrian centres develop plans, strategies, and applications for funding.
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Facebook Fan Pages in Higher Education: February 2010BlueFuego, Inc.
Helping colleges and universities use social media like Facebook to meet marketing and recruitment goals. The document provides data on numbers of Facebook fans of different college sizes from April 2009 to February 2010, including growth rates and levels of engagement. It examines fan numbers and growth by school size (XS, S, M, L, XL) and type (public, private).
Tornadoes are caused by collisions of cold descending and warm ascending air masses. The main tornado season in the USA is late winter through midsummer. However, tornadoes can occur anytime conditions are right. Past tornado disasters have caused extensive damage and loss of life. Examples from 2008 are described, including tornado outbreaks in several southern states that killed 54 people, and tornadoes in Iowa and Minnesota that struck during the deadliest season in a decade. While the Midwest experiences fewer tornadoes than regions like Tornado Alley, its tornadoes are more likely to occur at night and in colder months. Lessons from past disasters emphasize the importance of early warning, wind-engineered buildings, safe rooms, timely emergency response,
Health information systems (HIS) in emergencies face a double dilemma: the information necessary to understand and
respond to humanitarian crises must be timely and detailed, whereas the circumstances of these crises makes it challenging to
collect it. Building on the technical work of the Health Metrics Network on HIS and starting with a systemic definition of HIS in
emergencies, this paper reviews the various data-collection platforms in these contexts, looking at their respective contributions to
providing what humanitarian actors need to know to target their intervention to where the needs really are. Although reporting or
sampling errors are unavoidable, it is important to identify them and acknowledge the limitations inherent in generalizing data that
were collected in highly heterogeneous environments. To perform well in emergencies, HIS require integration and participation.
In spite of notable efforts to coordinate data collection and dissemination practices among humanitarian agencies, it is noted
that coordination on the ground depends on the strengths and presence of a lead agency, often WHO, and on the commitment of
humanitarian agencies to investing resources in data production. Poorly integrated HIS generate fragmented, incomplete and often
contradictory statistics, a situation that leads to a misuse of numbers with negative consequences on humanitarian interventions.
As a means to avoid confusion regarding humanitarian health statistics, this paper stresses the importance of submitting statistics
to a rigorous and coordinated auditing process prior to their publication. The audit trail should describe the various steps of the
data production chains both technically and operationally, and indicate the limits and assumptions under which each number can
be used. Finally emphasis is placed on the ethical obligation for humanitarian agencies to ensure that the necessary safeguards on
data are in place to protect the confidentiality of victims and minority groups in politically sensitive contexts.
This document provides information on how to increase profits at an equestrian centre, including tips on creating a business plan, marketing strategies, and funding opportunities. It recommends developing a business plan to share your vision, networking in the local community, understanding customers to tailor offerings, and researching various funding sources. The document also advertises a business planning workshop and coaching program to help equestrian centres develop plans, strategies, and applications for funding.
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Once again, 2013’s disasters demonstrated that it usually takes multiple disasters before the stricken nation decides to become disaster resilient. Presentation courtesy of Dr. Walter Hays, Global Alliance for Disaster Reduction
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El documento describe la arquitectura cliente-servidor, incluyendo sus componentes principales como el cliente, el servidor y las comunicaciones entre ellos. El cliente proporciona la interfaz de usuario y realiza tareas ligeras, mientras que el servidor almacena y gestiona los datos compartidos y realiza el procesamiento pesado. Juntos, el cliente y el servidor distribuyen la carga de trabajo para proporcionar servicios a los usuarios de forma escalable.
A disaster is a window of oppor-tunity to fix the two weak links in every community’s disaster resilience programme: transfer and mplementation of knowledge. Presentation courtesy of Dr. Walter Hays, Global Alliance for Disaster Reduction
Officials dispatched thousands of police, firefighters, soldiers and government officials to search for survivors in an effort to keep loss of life as low as possible. Rescue efforts were hampered by landslides and roads which had already been closed as the result of heavy rain.
An M6.6 earthquake struck near Ya'an City in Sichuan Province, China on April 20, 2013, killing at least 180 people and injuring about 11,000. The shallow quake was generated by the same fault that caused the devastating 2008 Sichuan earthquake. It destroyed buildings and triggered landslides, hampering rescue efforts. Many buildings collapsed as they were unable to withstand the strong shaking. Rain and debris on April 21 further slowed rescue work during the critical first 48 hours.
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The 400 Fruit tree project launched with planting an orchard at Gael Scoil in March and included workshops on growing cereal and pressing apples at events like the Electric Picnic, Savour Kilkenny, and Ceiliuragh 09. The main orchard plantings began in November while local currency projects and workshops on building resilient communities also took place, with the Green Screen event at the Town Hall concluding a successful series of activities for the 400 Fruit tree project.
This document discusses leadership presence and its importance. It explores three levels of awareness: how one sees themselves, how others see them, and the space in between which holds the truth. The document emphasizes suspending judgment and listening without preconceptions to gain clarity. It encourages setting intentions and committing to plans that require showing up differently to have impact. Several quotes on leadership, mindsets, and driving change are included.
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Trent Gilbert presented on using the Pecha Kucha format to improve campus visit presentations. Pecha Kucha encourages brevity by limiting presentations to 20 slides shown for 20 seconds each, getting information across efficiently. Research shows traditional information sessions don't yield many students and that stories engage audiences more. Gilbert recommends campus representatives study Pecha Kucha, become experts in the format, and establish presentation guidelines requiring limited text, more photos and stories to keep audiences engaged.
The document discusses a workshop on innovation and business model design held at ITESM Campus Monterrey in February 2010. It provides an overview of the agenda and activities for the workshop, which focused on topics like ideation, identifying customer needs, job mapping, market segmentation, and converting ideas into profitable business models. The workshop utilized various tools and methodologies to guide participants in pursuing innovation and developing new business opportunities.
This document contains data records with labels and fields of information. The records include labels like 2-59 A, 2-59 B, 2-60, and 2-61 followed by fields of data like letters and numbers that provide various pieces of information.
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La Unión Europea ha acordado un embargo petrolero contra Rusia en respuesta a la invasión de Ucrania. El embargo prohibirá la mayoría de las importaciones de petróleo ruso a la UE y se implementará de manera gradual durante los próximos seis meses. La medida es la sanción económica más dura contra Rusia hasta la fecha y tiene como objetivo aumentar la presión sobre el gobierno de Putin para que detenga la guerra.
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This document discusses strategic management and provides examples to illustrate key concepts. It introduces the "Parable of John Smith" to explain strategy, though does not elaborate on the parable. It contrasts two views of firm behavior - the economist view which sees structure determining conduct and performance, versus the strategist view which sees conduct determining structure and winning. It categorizes firms as rule makers, rule takers, or rule breakers based on their size and profitability. Finally, it outlines the characteristics of strategic, administrative, and operational decisions within firms and provides examples of strategic decisions and their attributes.
El documento describe la arquitectura cliente-servidor, incluyendo sus componentes principales como el cliente, el servidor y las comunicaciones entre ellos. El cliente proporciona la interfaz de usuario y realiza tareas ligeras, mientras que el servidor almacena y gestiona los datos compartidos y realiza el procesamiento pesado. Juntos, el cliente y el servidor distribuyen la carga de trabajo para proporcionar servicios a los usuarios de forma escalable.
A disaster is a window of oppor-tunity to fix the two weak links in every community’s disaster resilience programme: transfer and mplementation of knowledge. Presentation courtesy of Dr. Walter Hays, Global Alliance for Disaster Reduction
Officials dispatched thousands of police, firefighters, soldiers and government officials to search for survivors in an effort to keep loss of life as low as possible. Rescue efforts were hampered by landslides and roads which had already been closed as the result of heavy rain.
An M6.6 earthquake struck near Ya'an City in Sichuan Province, China on April 20, 2013, killing at least 180 people and injuring about 11,000. The shallow quake was generated by the same fault that caused the devastating 2008 Sichuan earthquake. It destroyed buildings and triggered landslides, hampering rescue efforts. Many buildings collapsed as they were unable to withstand the strong shaking. Rain and debris on April 21 further slowed rescue work during the critical first 48 hours.
The typhoon impacted Bohol, where a 7.2 magnitude earthquake left thousands homeless in October. Damages and casualties are expected to increase as assessments proceed. Presentation courtesy of Dr. Walter Hays, Global Alliance for Disaster Reduction
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EVERY TIME AN EARTHQUAKE DISASTER OCCURS, WE HAVE NEW KNOWLEDGE TO ADD TO OUR “BOOKS OF KNOWLEDGE” ON ANTICIPATING FUTURE IMPACTS. Presentation courtesy of Dr. Walter Hays, Global Alliance for Disaster Reduction
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Antony Mayfield, SVP of Social Media at iCrossing, gave a presentation on March 10th, 2010 about social media strategies and tools for measuring effectiveness on social networks. The presentation covered topics such as how social media has impacted how people think and organize themselves, different tools for social media including iCrossing's STOP analysis, engagement framework and measurement model, and case studies on social media campaigns. The presentation emphasized the importance of principles, active listening, and testing various platforms and tactics for social engagement.
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1. AE 492 Seminar
Presented by
Teerapong Khompaengyot
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
2. ! The study of social networking: a
quantitative and qualitative research
report into SWOT analysis toward
behavior and use
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
3. Rationale
-The nature of human
-communities, families, settlements, religion, organization
-virtual community
-media and transaction
-high competitive in business
-latest information
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
18. W. Chan Kim and His wife who
found RO. Theory
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
19. -Opportunity for highly profitable growth
-BO. from RO.
-result
strategic position
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
20. Consumerʼs
Behavior
(Kotler)
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
21. -6Ws and 1H; who, what , why, who,
when, where, how
-7Os; occupation, object, objectives,
organization, occasions, outlets, and
operation
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
32. CCDAS Scale
An interval of Level of important
average
3.00-4.00 High
2.00-2.99 Moderate
1.00-1.99 Fairly
0.00-0.99 Poor
Level of important Score
Never 1
Rarely 2
Fairly often 3
Nearly Always 4
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
41. Tools in SN use
1%
27% PC MAC
35% Laptop Smartphone
Other
29% 8%
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
42. SN Sites
200
150
100
50
0
Facebook Twitter YouTube MySpace Hi5 Friendster Blogger.com Flikr Bebo Multiply Windows LiveGoogle Buzz Other
Quantities Percentage
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
43. Periods of time to have used
social networking websites
3%
9%
Less than a month
10% 1 - 6 months
42%
6 month to years
1 - 2 years
2 - 3 years
22% 3 years over
14%
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
44. The frequency in using
social networking
21%
42% 1 - 4 hrs
5 - 8 hrs
9 - 12 hrs
23% 13 hrs +
14%
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
45. The frequency in using
social networking
6%
13% 0 - 10 hrs 11 - 20 hrs
21 - 30 hrs 31 - 40 hrs
41 hrs +
55% 14%
12%
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
46. The duration in using
social networking
12% 1.00 - 6.00AM
35% 6.01 - 12.00AM
18% 12.01 - 18.00PM
18.01 - 24.00PM
35%
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
47. The amount of connection(friends) in using
social networking websites
5%
8%
Less than 10 10 - 49
11% 50 - 99 100 - 200
201 +
56%
20%
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
48. The amount of communities /
groups in using social networking
15% 6%
10%
69%
None 1 - 10 11 - 20 21 - 50
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
49. The frequency in logging on with
social networking websites
2%4%
5%
I’m regularly logged on
20% Several times a day
Once in few days
Once a week
Occasionally
69%
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
50. Type of people who speak on
social networking websites
Groups of people Mean STD. Level
Close friends 3.47 0.88767754 High
Co-workers 3.19 0.937172053 High
Family 2.51 1.215436725 Moderate
Friends 3.42 0.752616875 High
People that live far 2.38 1.105309252 Moderate
away
Strangers / people 1.77 0.960056531 Fairly
you do not already
know
Total 2.77 0.170525465 Moderate
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
51. The reason why people do not
use social networking websites
1%
13%
To serve the Internet
3% I am not interested in joining social networking sites
I joined it once but i don’t enjoy doing it
It’s against my religion
17% I don’t know to join the social networking sites
53% Other
13%
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
52. The reason in social networking websites
use
0%
5% 8% Find some information
4% Get opinions
4% 7% Entertain yourself
4% Socialize
8% Stay up-to-date with friend's life
6%
Share your experience
5% Communicate with family and friends
8% Because it is convenient than Phone/ Email
6% Share Videos/ Pictures
6% Make new friends
6% Relationship
6% Keep up-to-date with social events
6%
5% 6% Friends use the site
Ease to register
Ease to register
Can edit privacy settings
do the business
Other
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
54. who Why
-21-40 when
friends 12.00PM - 12.00 AM
Asia groups
Investor regularly on
25001 -
50000
who
What 7Ws 1H close friend
PC Friends over
FB 200
3YR 1-10 Groups
13 hrs +/day
41 hrs + / week
where How
Social network entertain
opinion
information
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
55. S W
-spread widely -Ignorance in SN
-friends / groups -just serve the
-no fee Internet
SWOT of SN
O T
-hard to use -info.
-not fulfill the - -entertain
customer need -opinion
-transaction
-response
Tuesday, March 2, 2010