First presentation at the OCTO Tech Share in Sydney - 13/06/18
Yesterday, people used to do IT by mimicking the building industry and its metaphors and concepts: it was probably right back then when IT was a cost centre supposed to engrave silicon with well-known everlasting processes.
Today, companies try to evolve to Agile, Lean, Craftsmanship for the methods, and to Feature Teams, SAFe and Holacracy for the organisation models to name a few. That's because they need to change, to respond to "digital pressure" from both customers and employees, and to pivot their IT department towards a profit center.
However, whether these companies try to change from top-down or bottom-up, they all end up facing the infamous "it's hard, because it's all about culture".
In this talk, we won't pretend to have found the Grail which will successfully transform your organisation culture, but we'll explain how, through Culture Hacking and the Dome Experiment, organisations can change for themselves and for real. Just that.
Bullying; Definition in theoretically and Islamic perspectives, Types of the bully, Issues on Bullying and Potential solutions to bullying.
Ethics, Creative thinking, and problem-solving.
In this talk presented at the Swipe x PAGE Academy (http://page-online.de), we gave an overview of the Swipe workflow building mobile products, from an UX/UI point of view.
http://swipe.de
A discussion for Agile Connect Day 2020 (Portugal) about how to use Inspirational (powerful) Questions from the world of Professional Coaching in our Agile Coaching role.
Bullying; Definition in theoretically and Islamic perspectives, Types of the bully, Issues on Bullying and Potential solutions to bullying.
Ethics, Creative thinking, and problem-solving.
In this talk presented at the Swipe x PAGE Academy (http://page-online.de), we gave an overview of the Swipe workflow building mobile products, from an UX/UI point of view.
http://swipe.de
A discussion for Agile Connect Day 2020 (Portugal) about how to use Inspirational (powerful) Questions from the world of Professional Coaching in our Agile Coaching role.
Personal Transformation and Making the Most of ChangeWendy Wallbridge
Presentation delivered September, 2016, exploring the following questions:
–Do you find yourself dwelling on fears, resentments or “what ifs?” more than potential opportunities?
–Are you confused about where you fit in or how you can provide the most value?
–Would you like to learn how to personally capitalize on this transformation?
Dr.N.Asokan, Entrepreneur Characteristics, Purpose, Fanatic Discipline, Life Long Self Learning, Competency, Service Mindset, Personal Mastery, High Energy, Trusted Relationship, Story Telling, System Thinking, Mentor, Grey Area, Complexity
Simplicity, MACAPPSTUDIO, Rethink
What’s The Best Positioning For Expert Brands? - Ana RosenbergAna Rosenberg
Want to build a loved and respected brand that sells a ton at the same time?
The starting point is the right positioning.
https://anarosenberg.com/best-brand-positioning/
People who sell branding and marketing solutions for a niche market have a good product. Sometimes we just need to get out of our own way and remember what we have.
Running head VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE REALM1VISIBLE AND INVISI.docxagnesdcarey33086
Running head: VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE REALM 1
VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE REALM 2
Visible and Invisible Realm
Name
Institutional Affiliation
Visible and Invisible Realm
Socrates provided the affinity argument, which was intended to support the idea that the soul is immortal. Through this analysis, the concepts of the changing and intangible nature of the soul are analyzed in relation to the ever-changing nature of the body. However, there are different views concerning the arguments made by Socrates, paying close attention to why the affinity argument is considered weak amongst the philosophers. Elton (1997) and Apolloni (1996) provide different viewpoints of Socrates affinity argument, specifically on the difference between the visible and invisible realms, basing on the Phaedo and Plato’s claims.
The Views of Apolloni
Apolloni (1996) considers the affinity argument as a week claim made by Plato and not Socrates. In the article, the author argues that although the soul may not be a physical object like the body, it should not be perceived as being incomposite. He claims that since it is possible to disperse the soul, then the soul is not immortal and, therefore, it can be dispersed. However, the soul cannot be dispersed in the same as the body, which is a physical and tangible object.
Apolloni (1996) has his arguments based on the idea that the soul is invisible, while the body is visible. He argues that while the body continually undergoes change, the invisible nature of the soul ensures that it remains constant. However, the two are interconnected in that it is through the body that the soul is able to perceive. Moreover, the author believes that the invisible nature of the soul can also be attributed to its divine nature.
This writer also presents the thoughts of Plato concerning the intellect as another invisible part of the soul (Apolloni, 1996). He, therefore, is convinced that Plato’s views of the Affinity Argument are more understandable than those of Socrates. That is, the affinity and invisible nature of the soul can be used to explain some of the religious beliefs, such as the existence of ghosts. What is more is that although the soul and the body only differ through the emotional attachments of the body, people can experience spiritual fulfillment when the intellect is free from the desires of the body.
The Views of Elton
On the other hand, Elton (1997) provides a different opinion of the affinity argument, whereby he holds that the soul is entirely indissoluble. The author claims that Plato was not in agreement with the view, based on the analogical forms. Moreover, he explains that the soul should not be considered immortal, mainly because the soul ceases to exist.
The difference is the views provided in Elton (1997) are in that the author basis his claims on the analogical arguments made by the Cebes and the Simmias. The analogy of the tuning of the lyre is given, whereby the attunement is the immortal aspect while t.
Running head VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE REALM1VISIBLE AND INVISI.docxrtodd599
Running head: VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE REALM 1
VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE REALM 2
Visible and Invisible Realm
Name
Institutional Affiliation
Visible and Invisible Realm
Socrates provided the affinity argument, which was intended to support the idea that the soul is immortal. Through this analysis, the concepts of the changing and intangible nature of the soul are analyzed in relation to the ever-changing nature of the body. However, there are different views concerning the arguments made by Socrates, paying close attention to why the affinity argument is considered weak amongst the philosophers. Elton (1997) and Apolloni (1996) provide different viewpoints of Socrates affinity argument, specifically on the difference between the visible and invisible realms, basing on the Phaedo and Plato’s claims.
The Views of Apolloni
Apolloni (1996) considers the affinity argument as a week claim made by Plato and not Socrates. In the article, the author argues that although the soul may not be a physical object like the body, it should not be perceived as being incomposite. He claims that since it is possible to disperse the soul, then the soul is not immortal and, therefore, it can be dispersed. However, the soul cannot be dispersed in the same as the body, which is a physical and tangible object.
Apolloni (1996) has his arguments based on the idea that the soul is invisible, while the body is visible. He argues that while the body continually undergoes change, the invisible nature of the soul ensures that it remains constant. However, the two are interconnected in that it is through the body that the soul is able to perceive. Moreover, the author believes that the invisible nature of the soul can also be attributed to its divine nature.
This writer also presents the thoughts of Plato concerning the intellect as another invisible part of the soul (Apolloni, 1996). He, therefore, is convinced that Plato’s views of the Affinity Argument are more understandable than those of Socrates. That is, the affinity and invisible nature of the soul can be used to explain some of the religious beliefs, such as the existence of ghosts. What is more is that although the soul and the body only differ through the emotional attachments of the body, people can experience spiritual fulfillment when the intellect is free from the desires of the body.
The Views of Elton
On the other hand, Elton (1997) provides a different opinion of the affinity argument, whereby he holds that the soul is entirely indissoluble. The author claims that Plato was not in agreement with the view, based on the analogical forms. Moreover, he explains that the soul should not be considered immortal, mainly because the soul ceases to exist.
The difference is the views provided in Elton (1997) are in that the author basis his claims on the analogical arguments made by the Cebes and the Simmias. The analogy of the tuning of the lyre is given, whereby the attunement is the immortal aspect while t.
Identifying your personal strengths helps in choosing a career, changing careers, starting a business. But it can also help in updating your resume, LinkedIn profile, bio and other marketing materials.
Personal Transformation and Making the Most of ChangeWendy Wallbridge
Presentation delivered September, 2016, exploring the following questions:
–Do you find yourself dwelling on fears, resentments or “what ifs?” more than potential opportunities?
–Are you confused about where you fit in or how you can provide the most value?
–Would you like to learn how to personally capitalize on this transformation?
Dr.N.Asokan, Entrepreneur Characteristics, Purpose, Fanatic Discipline, Life Long Self Learning, Competency, Service Mindset, Personal Mastery, High Energy, Trusted Relationship, Story Telling, System Thinking, Mentor, Grey Area, Complexity
Simplicity, MACAPPSTUDIO, Rethink
What’s The Best Positioning For Expert Brands? - Ana RosenbergAna Rosenberg
Want to build a loved and respected brand that sells a ton at the same time?
The starting point is the right positioning.
https://anarosenberg.com/best-brand-positioning/
People who sell branding and marketing solutions for a niche market have a good product. Sometimes we just need to get out of our own way and remember what we have.
Running head VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE REALM1VISIBLE AND INVISI.docxagnesdcarey33086
Running head: VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE REALM 1
VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE REALM 2
Visible and Invisible Realm
Name
Institutional Affiliation
Visible and Invisible Realm
Socrates provided the affinity argument, which was intended to support the idea that the soul is immortal. Through this analysis, the concepts of the changing and intangible nature of the soul are analyzed in relation to the ever-changing nature of the body. However, there are different views concerning the arguments made by Socrates, paying close attention to why the affinity argument is considered weak amongst the philosophers. Elton (1997) and Apolloni (1996) provide different viewpoints of Socrates affinity argument, specifically on the difference between the visible and invisible realms, basing on the Phaedo and Plato’s claims.
The Views of Apolloni
Apolloni (1996) considers the affinity argument as a week claim made by Plato and not Socrates. In the article, the author argues that although the soul may not be a physical object like the body, it should not be perceived as being incomposite. He claims that since it is possible to disperse the soul, then the soul is not immortal and, therefore, it can be dispersed. However, the soul cannot be dispersed in the same as the body, which is a physical and tangible object.
Apolloni (1996) has his arguments based on the idea that the soul is invisible, while the body is visible. He argues that while the body continually undergoes change, the invisible nature of the soul ensures that it remains constant. However, the two are interconnected in that it is through the body that the soul is able to perceive. Moreover, the author believes that the invisible nature of the soul can also be attributed to its divine nature.
This writer also presents the thoughts of Plato concerning the intellect as another invisible part of the soul (Apolloni, 1996). He, therefore, is convinced that Plato’s views of the Affinity Argument are more understandable than those of Socrates. That is, the affinity and invisible nature of the soul can be used to explain some of the religious beliefs, such as the existence of ghosts. What is more is that although the soul and the body only differ through the emotional attachments of the body, people can experience spiritual fulfillment when the intellect is free from the desires of the body.
The Views of Elton
On the other hand, Elton (1997) provides a different opinion of the affinity argument, whereby he holds that the soul is entirely indissoluble. The author claims that Plato was not in agreement with the view, based on the analogical forms. Moreover, he explains that the soul should not be considered immortal, mainly because the soul ceases to exist.
The difference is the views provided in Elton (1997) are in that the author basis his claims on the analogical arguments made by the Cebes and the Simmias. The analogy of the tuning of the lyre is given, whereby the attunement is the immortal aspect while t.
Running head VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE REALM1VISIBLE AND INVISI.docxrtodd599
Running head: VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE REALM 1
VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE REALM 2
Visible and Invisible Realm
Name
Institutional Affiliation
Visible and Invisible Realm
Socrates provided the affinity argument, which was intended to support the idea that the soul is immortal. Through this analysis, the concepts of the changing and intangible nature of the soul are analyzed in relation to the ever-changing nature of the body. However, there are different views concerning the arguments made by Socrates, paying close attention to why the affinity argument is considered weak amongst the philosophers. Elton (1997) and Apolloni (1996) provide different viewpoints of Socrates affinity argument, specifically on the difference between the visible and invisible realms, basing on the Phaedo and Plato’s claims.
The Views of Apolloni
Apolloni (1996) considers the affinity argument as a week claim made by Plato and not Socrates. In the article, the author argues that although the soul may not be a physical object like the body, it should not be perceived as being incomposite. He claims that since it is possible to disperse the soul, then the soul is not immortal and, therefore, it can be dispersed. However, the soul cannot be dispersed in the same as the body, which is a physical and tangible object.
Apolloni (1996) has his arguments based on the idea that the soul is invisible, while the body is visible. He argues that while the body continually undergoes change, the invisible nature of the soul ensures that it remains constant. However, the two are interconnected in that it is through the body that the soul is able to perceive. Moreover, the author believes that the invisible nature of the soul can also be attributed to its divine nature.
This writer also presents the thoughts of Plato concerning the intellect as another invisible part of the soul (Apolloni, 1996). He, therefore, is convinced that Plato’s views of the Affinity Argument are more understandable than those of Socrates. That is, the affinity and invisible nature of the soul can be used to explain some of the religious beliefs, such as the existence of ghosts. What is more is that although the soul and the body only differ through the emotional attachments of the body, people can experience spiritual fulfillment when the intellect is free from the desires of the body.
The Views of Elton
On the other hand, Elton (1997) provides a different opinion of the affinity argument, whereby he holds that the soul is entirely indissoluble. The author claims that Plato was not in agreement with the view, based on the analogical forms. Moreover, he explains that the soul should not be considered immortal, mainly because the soul ceases to exist.
The difference is the views provided in Elton (1997) are in that the author basis his claims on the analogical arguments made by the Cebes and the Simmias. The analogy of the tuning of the lyre is given, whereby the attunement is the immortal aspect while t.
Identifying your personal strengths helps in choosing a career, changing careers, starting a business. But it can also help in updating your resume, LinkedIn profile, bio and other marketing materials.
This presentation, created by Syed Faiz ul Hassan, explores the profound influence of media on public perception and behavior. It delves into the evolution of media from oral traditions to modern digital and social media platforms. Key topics include the role of media in information propagation, socialization, crisis awareness, globalization, and education. The presentation also examines media influence through agenda setting, propaganda, and manipulative techniques used by advertisers and marketers. Furthermore, it highlights the impact of surveillance enabled by media technologies on personal behavior and preferences. Through this comprehensive overview, the presentation aims to shed light on how media shapes collective consciousness and public opinion.
0x01 - Newton's Third Law: Static vs. Dynamic AbusersOWASP Beja
f you offer a service on the web, odds are that someone will abuse it. Be it an API, a SaaS, a PaaS, or even a static website, someone somewhere will try to figure out a way to use it to their own needs. In this talk we'll compare measures that are effective against static attackers and how to battle a dynamic attacker who adapts to your counter-measures.
About the Speaker
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Diogo Sousa, Engineering Manager @ Canonical
An opinionated individual with an interest in cryptography and its intersection with secure software development.
Sharpen existing tools or get a new toolbox? Contemporary cluster initiatives...Orkestra
UIIN Conference, Madrid, 27-29 May 2024
James Wilson, Orkestra and Deusto Business School
Emily Wise, Lund University
Madeline Smith, The Glasgow School of Art
Acorn Recovery: Restore IT infra within minutesIP ServerOne
Introducing Acorn Recovery as a Service, a simple, fast, and secure managed disaster recovery (DRaaS) by IP ServerOne. A DR solution that helps restore your IT infra within minutes.
This presentation by Morris Kleiner (University of Minnesota), was made during the discussion “Competition and Regulation in Professions and Occupations” held at the Working Party No. 2 on Competition and Regulation on 10 June 2024. More papers and presentations on the topic can be found out at oe.cd/crps.
This presentation was uploaded with the author’s consent.
Have you ever wondered how search works while visiting an e-commerce site, internal website, or searching through other types of online resources? Look no further than this informative session on the ways that taxonomies help end-users navigate the internet! Hear from taxonomists and other information professionals who have first-hand experience creating and working with taxonomies that aid in navigation, search, and discovery across a range of disciplines.
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32. - Capitalism, piracy and so-forth - JP Vergne (5 min video) :
http://www.pirateorganization.com/p/the-movie.html
- Culture Hacking webinar from Garner:
https://www.gartner.com/smarterwithgartner/learn-the-art-of-culture-hacking-f
or-culture-change/
- Kotter and the 8 steps for change:
https://www.kotterinc.com/8-steps-process-for-leading-change/
- The Heath brothers - how to change when change is hard:
https://heathbrothers.com/books/switch/
