Is your business NBN ready? – Developing a Digital Business Strategy: VELG Na...Vanguard Visions
The Australian Government is investing $43 billion over 8 years in fibre, wireless and satellite broadband infrastructure as part of the National Broadband Network (NBN). There is strong evidence that the NBN will be a key enabler of many economic, social, technological and environmental developments (Bowles, 2011). This new digital economy will have an impact on all Australian industries and will require every Australian to improve their information and communication technology (ICT) skills. Participants will take away tools and processes to develop a digital business strategy which will enable them to capitalise on the training and business opportunities being made possible through the roll out of the NBN.
The National Broadband Network (NBN) will contribute to Australia being among the world’s leading digital economies through improved productivity gains, global competitiveness and social well-being (National Digital Economy Strategy, 2011).
In order to ensure your business takes advantage of this improved connectivity it will need to make sure that is ‘NBN ready’.
This interactive session presented by Allison Miller of Vanguard Visions Consulting will provide an overview of:
What the NBN is and why it is important to your business
How your businesses can prepare itself to make the most of the NBN
Getting your business ready for the NBN - Salisbury/Modbury Digital EnterpriseVanguard Visions
The document discusses how businesses can prepare for the National Broadband Network (NBN) in Australia. The NBN will provide faster internet speeds from 100 megabits per second up to 1 gigabit per second. This high-speed internet will change the digital landscape and require businesses to be "NBN-ready." The document outlines steps businesses can take to design their digital future, including developing their digital presence on platforms like social media, building their digital infrastructure, and establishing an online marketplace. It also discusses important considerations for implementing and evaluating digital strategies, such as digital policies, financial sustainability, and benchmarking progress.
Digital Capability - Designing your digital future by developing a digital ro...Vanguard Visions
The document discusses the need for organizations to develop a digital roadmap to prepare for changes brought about by the National Broadband Network (NBN). A digital roadmap should assess an organization's current digital capabilities, infrastructure, presence, policies and financial considerations. It should include plans to improve digital literacy of employees, leverage new technologies, strengthen online presence and guide long-term digital strategy and sustainability. Developing a digital roadmap will help organizations maximize opportunities presented by high-speed internet access provided through the NBN.
Digital capability - viewing your business through a digital lensVanguard Visions
The document discusses how businesses need to view themselves through a digital lens and be ready for the opportunities presented by the National Broadband Network (NBN). It notes that the NBN will change the business landscape and require businesses to improve their digital capabilities. Businesses need to analyze their current digital business models, processes, infrastructure, and policies to determine any "digital gaps" and how to address them in order to leverage opportunities in the new digital economy enabled by the NBN. The presentation provides examples of how different industries have been impacted and encourages businesses to design a digital roadmap and strategic plan to take advantage of future digital opportunities.
Getting your business ready for the NBN - Modbury & Salisbury Digital Enterpr...Vanguard Visions
The National Broadband Network (NBN) will contribute to Australia being among the world’s leading digital economies through improved productivity gains, global competitiveness and social well-being (National Digital Economy Strategy, 2011).
In order to ensure your business takes advantage of this improved connectivity it will need to make sure that is ‘NBN ready’.
This interactive session presented by Allison Miller of Vanguard Visions Consulting will provide an overview of:
What the NBN is and why it is important to your business
How your businesses can prepare itself to make the most of the NBN
Opportunities to sign up for free digital business mentoring will also be available.
Nike partnered with Apple to create Nike+, a system that integrates a sensor in Nike shoes with the iPod nano to provide runners real-time feedback on their workout metrics. Runners can then sync their workout data to the Nike+ website to track their progress, set goals, and connect with other Nike+ users. This collaboration allows Nike to engage runners through an immersive experience and community features while promoting the Nike brand.
Is your business NBN ready? – Developing a Digital Business Strategy: VELG Na...Vanguard Visions
The Australian Government is investing $43 billion over 8 years in fibre, wireless and satellite broadband infrastructure as part of the National Broadband Network (NBN). There is strong evidence that the NBN will be a key enabler of many economic, social, technological and environmental developments (Bowles, 2011). This new digital economy will have an impact on all Australian industries and will require every Australian to improve their information and communication technology (ICT) skills. Participants will take away tools and processes to develop a digital business strategy which will enable them to capitalise on the training and business opportunities being made possible through the roll out of the NBN.
The National Broadband Network (NBN) will contribute to Australia being among the world’s leading digital economies through improved productivity gains, global competitiveness and social well-being (National Digital Economy Strategy, 2011).
In order to ensure your business takes advantage of this improved connectivity it will need to make sure that is ‘NBN ready’.
This interactive session presented by Allison Miller of Vanguard Visions Consulting will provide an overview of:
What the NBN is and why it is important to your business
How your businesses can prepare itself to make the most of the NBN
Getting your business ready for the NBN - Salisbury/Modbury Digital EnterpriseVanguard Visions
The document discusses how businesses can prepare for the National Broadband Network (NBN) in Australia. The NBN will provide faster internet speeds from 100 megabits per second up to 1 gigabit per second. This high-speed internet will change the digital landscape and require businesses to be "NBN-ready." The document outlines steps businesses can take to design their digital future, including developing their digital presence on platforms like social media, building their digital infrastructure, and establishing an online marketplace. It also discusses important considerations for implementing and evaluating digital strategies, such as digital policies, financial sustainability, and benchmarking progress.
Digital Capability - Designing your digital future by developing a digital ro...Vanguard Visions
The document discusses the need for organizations to develop a digital roadmap to prepare for changes brought about by the National Broadband Network (NBN). A digital roadmap should assess an organization's current digital capabilities, infrastructure, presence, policies and financial considerations. It should include plans to improve digital literacy of employees, leverage new technologies, strengthen online presence and guide long-term digital strategy and sustainability. Developing a digital roadmap will help organizations maximize opportunities presented by high-speed internet access provided through the NBN.
Digital capability - viewing your business through a digital lensVanguard Visions
The document discusses how businesses need to view themselves through a digital lens and be ready for the opportunities presented by the National Broadband Network (NBN). It notes that the NBN will change the business landscape and require businesses to improve their digital capabilities. Businesses need to analyze their current digital business models, processes, infrastructure, and policies to determine any "digital gaps" and how to address them in order to leverage opportunities in the new digital economy enabled by the NBN. The presentation provides examples of how different industries have been impacted and encourages businesses to design a digital roadmap and strategic plan to take advantage of future digital opportunities.
Getting your business ready for the NBN - Modbury & Salisbury Digital Enterpr...Vanguard Visions
The National Broadband Network (NBN) will contribute to Australia being among the world’s leading digital economies through improved productivity gains, global competitiveness and social well-being (National Digital Economy Strategy, 2011).
In order to ensure your business takes advantage of this improved connectivity it will need to make sure that is ‘NBN ready’.
This interactive session presented by Allison Miller of Vanguard Visions Consulting will provide an overview of:
What the NBN is and why it is important to your business
How your businesses can prepare itself to make the most of the NBN
Opportunities to sign up for free digital business mentoring will also be available.
Nike partnered with Apple to create Nike+, a system that integrates a sensor in Nike shoes with the iPod nano to provide runners real-time feedback on their workout metrics. Runners can then sync their workout data to the Nike+ website to track their progress, set goals, and connect with other Nike+ users. This collaboration allows Nike to engage runners through an immersive experience and community features while promoting the Nike brand.
A presentation outlined a system called Digital City Mechanics to create jobs by building digital economy ecosystems in cities. It would involve corporate sponsorships of multimedia content projects produced by interns and locals to build skills. An open online platform would connect businesses, education, and community engagement through projects, marketplaces and directories. The system integrates technology development, design, and interactive content production to support freelancers and independent workers.
iMedia March Brand Summit: Enabling the Social WorkforceiMedia Connection
The document discusses IBM's transformation to a social business model by empowering its workforce to strategically engage in social media. It outlines how IBM has evolved from tightly controlling its brand and message to allowing thousands of employees to publish content and interact online. The company has developed social intelligence capabilities and systems to help employees engage influencers, monitor conversations, and measure the impact of social media on IBM's brand, reputation, and business goals.
The document provides an introduction to managing information systems. It includes sections on defining an information system, the objectives of an IS, different perspectives of an IS including the financial, logistics, client, and community. It also discusses the role of IT in innovation, the definition of information, structured vs unstructured data, and the objectives of studying information systems. Facilitators of the course are also listed.
This document discusses big data and analytics, including how much data is being generated, what is driving this disruption, and who the major players are. It notes issues with current analytics approaches being slow and expensive. The document introduces OpTier's approach of establishing real-time business context across transactions to more quickly gain insights. Potential use cases for financial services are also outlined, such as fraud prevention, customer behavior analysis, and understanding the impact of IT performance on business outcomes.
This document provides an introduction to information systems and discusses key concepts. It begins with defining an information system as a set of resources designed to foster organizational learning. It then outlines the objectives of understanding information system fundamentals, analyzing structured and unstructured data, and exploring the difference between data and action. The document evaluates information systems based on a case study focusing on value proposition, IT/business alignment, and use of IT concepts and methodologies.
This is a "Digital City" project presentation, specifically designed for a conf in Trieste, Italy. 14 years ago I worked on a "digitale citta" projecto - and so
Oakton Technology Consulting implemented SharePoint 2010 to create a social intranet called Ozone to improve knowledge sharing, collaboration, and communication across its distributed workforce. Usage metrics showed improved employee satisfaction and retention as well as higher quality proposals through easier access to institutional knowledge. The system integrated with other systems and provided various collaboration and communication features to connect employees in different teams.
This document discusses the digitization of the world and how it has disrupted business models over recent decades. It outlines how consumer technologies like mobile, broadband, and social media have advanced much more rapidly than enterprise IT. This disruption is now driving massive investment in new enterprise systems of engagement for analytics, big data, and real-time capabilities. The document argues that Hadoop has a big role to play here for systems that optimize outcomes at scale across many industries. It outlines the technology adoption lifecycle and different strategies needed to reach tipping points with customers. The key takeaway is that domain expertise will be core to competitive advantage for Hadoop developers.
1) The document discusses emerging trends in seamless commerce, use of personal data, and augmented/interactive content.
2) It notes an increase in "vicarious window shopping" and the importance of connecting the consumer journey.
3) Personal data is being used to track individuals' lives and sell customized experiences and products. Concerns around data privacy and education are mentioned.
4) Augmented content involves enhancing TV and other media with extra social media interactions and brand collaborations to create more engaging experiences.
The document discusses the growing importance and dominance of smartphones and mobile internet usage. It notes that by 2010, over 4 billion people had a mobile phone contract and 1.6 billion had internet access. Nearly all mobile phones sold since 2005 have been smartphones with internet browsing capability. It then describes how the "Digital Natives" generation is ready to take on key roles in business and will change how people communicate, access information, learn, and make purchases. The document promotes a mobile learning and productivity tool called ELSYonline that can be accessed anywhere, anytime on smartphones and other devices.
The document discusses trends in the future workplace and their implications for human resources (HR) and talent management. Some of the key trends discussed include shifting demographics, an emphasis on skills like collaboration and social learning, the importance of corporate social responsibility and employer brand, and changing expectations around work-life balance. The document also provides predictions for what the workplace may look like in 2020 and initiatives HR can take to help organizations adapt, such as emphasizing learning agility, diversity, and an inclusive culture.
The document provides an overview of managing information systems through a series of presentations. It discusses key concepts like what constitutes an information system, the objectives and problems they aim to address, the role of information and how the internet factors in. The document presents frameworks for understanding these concepts at a high level and evaluating them through case studies and metrics. It also describes setting up collaborative workspaces and workshops to apply these ideas.
Maintaining the attention span of gen zbwiredgroup
1) The document discusses maintaining the attention span of Generation Z and how their internet usage differs from previous generations.
2) It emphasizes the importance of a strong online presence across multiple channels, including mobile, and understanding how to engage Generation Z through social media.
3) The document provides tips on search optimization, using analytics to measure website performance, and converting online visitors into customers.
The document discusses the need for a new professional social network app that leverages mobile, social, and geo-location technologies. It notes that existing networks like LinkedIn are not optimized for day-to-day interactions and mobile use. The proposed app would include features like seeing nearby professionals, instant messaging between connections, group chat, and automated introductions between traveling connections. It argues that the professional market is large and growing more mobile, presenting an opportunity for a new app. Finally, it introduces the experienced founders and advisor board who would help launch the new app.
How the Business became a Social Business? by Tihomir Cirkvencic. BG, IBM Con...IBS Bulgaria
This document discusses how social business has become important for companies and IBM's solutions for social business. It notes that networks of people are core to business value creation. The rise of social media and mobile devices has empowered people in new ways. IBM offers an end-to-end portfolio of social business capabilities including social content management, analytics, collaboration and portals. These can integrate with other solutions like unified communications to bring together social features with communication and business intelligence tools.
The document discusses the evolution of the web from past to present to future. It describes Web 1.0 as the linear "read-only" web where the approach was "build it and they will come." Web 2.0 is described as the collaborative web where the approach shifted to "if you engage them, they will come." The future is envisioned as the configurable web where users will be provided access on their terms with "multiple device access to what they want, when they want it, and how they want it."
Living social – Social Business as Marketer within IBMStefan Pfeiffer
On May 23 I had the pleasure to open up the Dachis Social Business Summit in Berlin. Due to the fact that Matt Collins would be presenting later on the IBM Social Business vision with a lot of customer examples, I decided to go down a different path and tell the audience how I am personally live social as a Marketer within IBM.
A case study and approach to detecting and fixing a great organizational brand online - presented at the 2011 Internet Summit #ISum11 ...Based on my experience as the former Director of Internet Strategy & Web Services at Hopkins Medicine. The presentation reflects personal opinions and not of Hopkins Medicine. Drew Diskin and Hopkins Medicine (and its affiliates) are independent of each other. All rights reserved, respectively.
This document summarizes a funding opportunity for the Digital Enterprise objective. It discusses:
1) New models for digital enterprises focusing on valorization of digital assets and virtual/agile enterprises.
2) Applications for sensing enterprises using sensors to improve business operations and enable new business models.
3) A support action for internet-based enterprise innovation focusing on roadmapping, coordination, and policy activities.
A presentation outlined a system called Digital City Mechanics to create jobs by building digital economy ecosystems in cities. It would involve corporate sponsorships of multimedia content projects produced by interns and locals to build skills. An open online platform would connect businesses, education, and community engagement through projects, marketplaces and directories. The system integrates technology development, design, and interactive content production to support freelancers and independent workers.
iMedia March Brand Summit: Enabling the Social WorkforceiMedia Connection
The document discusses IBM's transformation to a social business model by empowering its workforce to strategically engage in social media. It outlines how IBM has evolved from tightly controlling its brand and message to allowing thousands of employees to publish content and interact online. The company has developed social intelligence capabilities and systems to help employees engage influencers, monitor conversations, and measure the impact of social media on IBM's brand, reputation, and business goals.
The document provides an introduction to managing information systems. It includes sections on defining an information system, the objectives of an IS, different perspectives of an IS including the financial, logistics, client, and community. It also discusses the role of IT in innovation, the definition of information, structured vs unstructured data, and the objectives of studying information systems. Facilitators of the course are also listed.
This document discusses big data and analytics, including how much data is being generated, what is driving this disruption, and who the major players are. It notes issues with current analytics approaches being slow and expensive. The document introduces OpTier's approach of establishing real-time business context across transactions to more quickly gain insights. Potential use cases for financial services are also outlined, such as fraud prevention, customer behavior analysis, and understanding the impact of IT performance on business outcomes.
This document provides an introduction to information systems and discusses key concepts. It begins with defining an information system as a set of resources designed to foster organizational learning. It then outlines the objectives of understanding information system fundamentals, analyzing structured and unstructured data, and exploring the difference between data and action. The document evaluates information systems based on a case study focusing on value proposition, IT/business alignment, and use of IT concepts and methodologies.
This is a "Digital City" project presentation, specifically designed for a conf in Trieste, Italy. 14 years ago I worked on a "digitale citta" projecto - and so
Oakton Technology Consulting implemented SharePoint 2010 to create a social intranet called Ozone to improve knowledge sharing, collaboration, and communication across its distributed workforce. Usage metrics showed improved employee satisfaction and retention as well as higher quality proposals through easier access to institutional knowledge. The system integrated with other systems and provided various collaboration and communication features to connect employees in different teams.
This document discusses the digitization of the world and how it has disrupted business models over recent decades. It outlines how consumer technologies like mobile, broadband, and social media have advanced much more rapidly than enterprise IT. This disruption is now driving massive investment in new enterprise systems of engagement for analytics, big data, and real-time capabilities. The document argues that Hadoop has a big role to play here for systems that optimize outcomes at scale across many industries. It outlines the technology adoption lifecycle and different strategies needed to reach tipping points with customers. The key takeaway is that domain expertise will be core to competitive advantage for Hadoop developers.
1) The document discusses emerging trends in seamless commerce, use of personal data, and augmented/interactive content.
2) It notes an increase in "vicarious window shopping" and the importance of connecting the consumer journey.
3) Personal data is being used to track individuals' lives and sell customized experiences and products. Concerns around data privacy and education are mentioned.
4) Augmented content involves enhancing TV and other media with extra social media interactions and brand collaborations to create more engaging experiences.
The document discusses the growing importance and dominance of smartphones and mobile internet usage. It notes that by 2010, over 4 billion people had a mobile phone contract and 1.6 billion had internet access. Nearly all mobile phones sold since 2005 have been smartphones with internet browsing capability. It then describes how the "Digital Natives" generation is ready to take on key roles in business and will change how people communicate, access information, learn, and make purchases. The document promotes a mobile learning and productivity tool called ELSYonline that can be accessed anywhere, anytime on smartphones and other devices.
The document discusses trends in the future workplace and their implications for human resources (HR) and talent management. Some of the key trends discussed include shifting demographics, an emphasis on skills like collaboration and social learning, the importance of corporate social responsibility and employer brand, and changing expectations around work-life balance. The document also provides predictions for what the workplace may look like in 2020 and initiatives HR can take to help organizations adapt, such as emphasizing learning agility, diversity, and an inclusive culture.
The document provides an overview of managing information systems through a series of presentations. It discusses key concepts like what constitutes an information system, the objectives and problems they aim to address, the role of information and how the internet factors in. The document presents frameworks for understanding these concepts at a high level and evaluating them through case studies and metrics. It also describes setting up collaborative workspaces and workshops to apply these ideas.
Maintaining the attention span of gen zbwiredgroup
1) The document discusses maintaining the attention span of Generation Z and how their internet usage differs from previous generations.
2) It emphasizes the importance of a strong online presence across multiple channels, including mobile, and understanding how to engage Generation Z through social media.
3) The document provides tips on search optimization, using analytics to measure website performance, and converting online visitors into customers.
The document discusses the need for a new professional social network app that leverages mobile, social, and geo-location technologies. It notes that existing networks like LinkedIn are not optimized for day-to-day interactions and mobile use. The proposed app would include features like seeing nearby professionals, instant messaging between connections, group chat, and automated introductions between traveling connections. It argues that the professional market is large and growing more mobile, presenting an opportunity for a new app. Finally, it introduces the experienced founders and advisor board who would help launch the new app.
How the Business became a Social Business? by Tihomir Cirkvencic. BG, IBM Con...IBS Bulgaria
This document discusses how social business has become important for companies and IBM's solutions for social business. It notes that networks of people are core to business value creation. The rise of social media and mobile devices has empowered people in new ways. IBM offers an end-to-end portfolio of social business capabilities including social content management, analytics, collaboration and portals. These can integrate with other solutions like unified communications to bring together social features with communication and business intelligence tools.
The document discusses the evolution of the web from past to present to future. It describes Web 1.0 as the linear "read-only" web where the approach was "build it and they will come." Web 2.0 is described as the collaborative web where the approach shifted to "if you engage them, they will come." The future is envisioned as the configurable web where users will be provided access on their terms with "multiple device access to what they want, when they want it, and how they want it."
Living social – Social Business as Marketer within IBMStefan Pfeiffer
On May 23 I had the pleasure to open up the Dachis Social Business Summit in Berlin. Due to the fact that Matt Collins would be presenting later on the IBM Social Business vision with a lot of customer examples, I decided to go down a different path and tell the audience how I am personally live social as a Marketer within IBM.
A case study and approach to detecting and fixing a great organizational brand online - presented at the 2011 Internet Summit #ISum11 ...Based on my experience as the former Director of Internet Strategy & Web Services at Hopkins Medicine. The presentation reflects personal opinions and not of Hopkins Medicine. Drew Diskin and Hopkins Medicine (and its affiliates) are independent of each other. All rights reserved, respectively.
This document summarizes a funding opportunity for the Digital Enterprise objective. It discusses:
1) New models for digital enterprises focusing on valorization of digital assets and virtual/agile enterprises.
2) Applications for sensing enterprises using sensors to improve business operations and enable new business models.
3) A support action for internet-based enterprise innovation focusing on roadmapping, coordination, and policy activities.
Social interaction over the next decade will be radically altered by technology. Relationships will become fully bi-directional through uncensored mass communication online. Boundaries between social and professional life will blur as video chatting replaces face-to-face interaction. However, challenges around anonymity, control over personal data, trust, and information overload may impact whether human relationships improve or deteriorate with greater technology mediation of social interaction.
Sid Lee provides interactive and technology solutions including web development, online advertising, mobile marketing, and content development. Their approach involves aligning content, commerce, and community across digital platforms. Sid Lee Technologies offers technological architecture, development, and integration services to support Sid Lee's strategies. Sid Lee is an independent, partner-owned agency with over 550 professionals across multiple offices worldwide specializing in brand strategy, social media, mobile, and more.
Social interaction within the next decade will be radically altered by technology. Rapid innovation in social media and business will lead to a fully bi-directional and uncensored relationship between people through mass communication online. While this will stimulate economies and increase access to information, it also poses challenges and risks around issues of anonymity, control over personal data, trust, and information overload that will need to be addressed for technology to positively impact human relationships.
This document provides an overview of using SharePoint as a digital marketing platform. It discusses digital marketing and how it has evolved from traditional media. SharePoint is presented as a tool that can be used for digital marketing by providing insights, collaboration, business processes, content management, and enterprise search capabilities. The document also discusses large scale SharePoint implementations at various organizations and provides case studies of SharePoint implementations at specific companies. It concludes with information about INDUSA Technical Corp., the organization providing the presentation.
Consumerized and Social IT; XaaS "everything-as-a-service" ; New IT service acquisition and consumption models, Lean IT, cloud (bunker) models; charge-back; App Internet ; context-aware mobile devices that interact with each other and our enterprises; users are shifting ; Big Data
This document discusses initiatives to promote inclusion and reduce exclusion of vulnerable groups using social media and digital technologies. It proposes a bottom-up strategy that actively involves these groups. Key points addressed include increasing digital skills and accessibility, adapting content to personal needs, incorporating social media, and ensuring communication of results and evaluations. Challenges discussed are balancing strictly versus guided bottom-up approaches and whether initiatives should target groups prone to exclusion. Contact information is provided for further discussion.
ICF is a leading provider of consulting services with a balanced portfolio across government and private industry clients. It has over 4,500 employees globally, approximately $1 billion in annual revenue, and a track record of strong organic growth and low employee turnover. ICF offers strategic advisory and operational implementation services across various domains including environmental, energy, health, digital, and government.
This document discusses the complex landscape of digital marketing and the need for an integrated approach. It notes the ineffectiveness of many current campaigns, inconsistent execution, and low efficiency. It proposes a service management approach with collaborative supply-demand model to realize faster growth, leverage successes across markets/brands, and lower costs through standardization, common tools/processes, and transparency. This would provide an end-to-end digital solution through client management, innovations, and knowledge management to chart an adaptive course for customer engagement.
This document discusses the complex landscape of digital marketing and opportunities to improve effectiveness. It notes the challenges of inconsistent execution, low efficiency, and many ineffective campaigns. It proposes realizing faster growth by leveraging successes across markets and brands through a collaborative supply-demand model with global governance. This would provide a unified view of analytics to drive continuous improvement through common platforms, processes, tools and standardized digital best practices.
Marshall Sponder - Social Media Monitoring Analytics - Measure13Our Social Times
Social media data provides both opportunities and challenges for businesses. While businesses have access to large amounts of structured and unstructured data, making sense of it and integrating different data sources is difficult. Current social media monitoring platforms do not natively interface with each other or a business's other systems. This makes it challenging for businesses to access, analyze, and take action on all of their available social data in a cost effective way. Future social networks and tools may better enable users and businesses to easily understand and utilize large amounts of social information.
Transformational changes that take place in the digital world definitely change the nature of business intelligence and represent an new normal. The Internet is the societal operating system of the 21st century and its underlying infrastructure - the cloud computing model - represents a "disruptive" change. A networked infrastructure, big data from disparate sources and social media among other trends as predictive analytics, the self-service model and collaboration are changing the way BI-systems are deployed and used.
Acquiring Talent through Digital Media focuses on how companies can leverage social media for talent acquisition and engagement. Some key points made in the document include:
1) Social media allows companies to build their employer brand, source passive candidates, gain insights into niche skills, and build an internal pipeline of potential employees.
2) Challenges include lack of investment, limited ability to moderate content, and invasion of employee privacy.
3) Tata Communications uses social media like Facebook, Twitter, and Chatter to engage externally, share company updates, recognize employees, and allow workers to provide feedback to leadership.
This document discusses how enterprise technologies can improve apprenticeship through mobility. It provides examples of mobile apps and case studies that leverage context, networks, and mobility to create value. Metrics for measuring the impact of mobile technologies on organizations are proposed, including use patterns, funnels, and social graphs to analyze customer behavior and business opportunities.
This document discusses the importance and impact of mobility and mobile applications. It covers several topics:
- Mobility is different than mobile as it refers to the context in which mobile devices are used rather than just the devices themselves.
- Mobile applications and ecosystems are driving major changes in businesses, industries and skills needed. They are also generating billions in revenue.
- Mobility is shifting how organizations think about processes, control, productivity and defining business value. The focus is more on context, interactions and relationships rather than just products and features.
- Metrics like usage patterns, social graphs and behavior can provide insights into how mobile applications are influencing users and how businesses can improve. Case studies on applications like Giffgaff and
Computer Applications and Systems - Workshop VRaji Gogulapati
This document provides an overview of emerging technologies and their impact on businesses. It discusses how businesses are using new approaches like online collaborative communities and technologies to solve problems. It also covers topics like Enterprise 2.0, cloud computing, big data, analytics, social networking, collaboration tools, search engines, platforms, open source, e-learning and MOOCs. The document suggests that connectivity and data are driving new applications and experiences for consumers, and technologies are becoming the drivers of business success by enabling new ways of working and finding insights.
The new normal in business intelligenceJohan Blomme
The new normal in business intelligence is about the transformational changes that take place in the digital world and definitely change the nature of BI. Business models in the global marketplace are reshaped through the application of information technology. The Internet is the societal operating system of the 21st century and its underlying infrastructure - the clud computing model - represents a disruptive change. A networked infrastructure, big data from disparate sources and social media among other trends as the self-service model and collaboration are changing the way BI systems are deployed and used.
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Having an online social media profile is simply not enough when networking professionally online. You also need to social proof yourself by showcasing who you are without being too “in your face”.
Social proofing yourself is the act of sharing information online which people in your network find useful and interact with. This activity then creates a picture in people’s mind about the type of person (or business) you are which helps you build credibility.
What can I do with my eportfolio after formal education and training?Vanguard Visions
Research shows (Leeson, 2011) that learners are much more likely to engage in the use of an eportfolio to support their formal education and training if they know that they will be able to use their eportfolio for beyond their course. Thinking about how learners will be able to use and access their eportfolio beyond their studies is very important, but it also a difficult issue to solve for many institutions.
This hands-on workshop looked at why learners should be using their eportfolio beyond formal study and what they can do with their eportfolio. It also looked at how they can get their eportfolio out of a formal institution’s system and where they can house it. The workshop was a combination of ideas from the workshop facilitator’s experience, as well as draw on the questions and experiences of the participants in the workshop which will lead to new ideas, solutions and questions.
Choosing the right learning management system (LMS) / virtual learning enviro...Vanguard Visions
The learning management system (LMS) or virtual learning environment (VLE)) has become the default core component of any blended and online learning. While LMSs/VLEs typically share the common purpose of managing and administering learning and assessment activities, their individual features and functions of each platforms can vary widely. With hundreds of different LMSs/VLEs to choose from, selecting the right one requires a clear understanding of what key features and functionalities which are needed by all key stakeholders using the LMS/VLE. This session will outline the processes needed to ensure that you choose the right LMS/VLE. This will be done through a comparison of popular LMSs/VLEs, such as Moodle and Blackboard, together with corporate and integrated LMS/VLE options
Digital technologies and environments such as mobile devices, social media and ‘the Cloud’ are not only changing the way people are interacting with your business but they can also transform the way you run your business. These digital tools can help you work smarter and help you grow your business at the same time.
But which digital tools do what, and how can you easily adopt them without having to be a computer nerd?
Allison Miller, e-Business mentor and consultant, shares the digital tools that she uses to run her home-based business smarter for the Northern Women's Business Network in Adelaide, South Australia
Increase student motivation (and reduce cheating) using Moodle and Mahara Vanguard Visions
This document discusses ways to increase student motivation and reduce cheating when using Moodle and Mahara for e-learning. It suggests getting to know students better through resumes and profiles. Real and applied assessment tasks are recommended over theoretical tasks. Including peer activities and supporting self-assessment are also proposed to boost motivation. An Australian Mahara user group is mentioned to help users, and an eportfolio forum in September 2015 is advertised.
Increase student motivation (and reduce cheating) using MaharaVanguard Visions
Offering education and training online means that people who live outside your geographical area, who are time poor or who cannot get to regular classes, can get a chance to study. Online learning, however, can result in some students feeling isolated. It can also increase the risk of cheating, as it can be harder to get to know your online students in the same way than those you teach face-to-face.
A recent study identified that the best way to reduce cheating is to increase your students’ motivation and interest in their learning (Lang 2013 via Morris, 2014). Increasing the intrinsic or ‘what’s in it for me (WIIFM)’ value of online learning provides a win-win situation for the online student, through more interaction with other people and a better learning experience as a result.
This presentation will share how Mahara can increase the intrinsic motivation in your students and therefore reduce the chances of your students cheating.
Top tips and techniques for getting started (or expanding) your flexible trai...Vanguard Visions
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Blogging or having a ‘latest news’ section on a website means that your business can not only help your website flourish, it can bring their business’s personality alive to attract new business, and maintain existing business relationships.
This presentation demonstrates the power of blogging for your business to support your digital marketing strategies, as well as improve customer service strategies.
The document discusses the 70-20-10 model of organizational learning and development. The 70-20-10 model proposes that 70% of learning occurs through experiences on the job, 20% occurs through social learning and coaching/mentoring, and 10% occurs through formal training. The document outlines tools that support each component, including blogs/social media for 70%, collaboration tools for 20%, and learning management systems for 10%. Examples are given of organizations using social media and collaboration tools to implement the 70-20-10 approach.
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This presentation covers how digital disruption is impacting Australian businesses, and help you understand can do to ensure your business is a digital survivor.
You will be encouraged to set yourself actions to further investigate key digital business strategies which will help you utilise the economic and social benefits of a digital economy to ensure that your business does not end up as digital road kill.
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These slides will help you plan your digital marketing approach to ensure you are driving customers to your website and making the most of your online business opportunities.
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Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
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This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
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Designing Learning in the Digital Age - Analysing_your_organisations_digit…
1. Analysing the digital effectiveness
of your organisation
Allison Miller
Vanguard Visions Consulting
digitalcapability.com.au
2. Internet is a game changer
Broken
Business
From one to
Models:
many to
- Music
many to
Industry,
many
publishing,
media
New ways of
working:
Collaborative/n
etworked
From Push Open,
to Pull personalised
Give to get (FB,
TW, Gmail)
3. Industries to fly and fall in 2012 in
Australia
Source: Ibis World (2012) –
http://www.ibisworld.com.au/images/marketing/IBISWorld-SpecialReport-IndustriestoFlyandFall-Jan12.pdf
4. National Digital Economy Strategy
Source: National Digital Economy Strategy (2011)
nbn.gov.au/the-vision/digitaleconomystrategy
8. In order for Australia to fully leverage the
economic, social and environmental benefits of
the NBN, every Australian will need to improve
their information and communication
technology (ICT) skills (Bowles, 2011)
Image: 'NBN Rollout Map' - http://www.flickr.com/photos/97304820@N00/6934255879
9. “Culture may eat strategy for
breakfast, but
when it comes to digital
technology, competencies
eat culture for lunch”
Courtney Shelton Hunt, Social Media in Organisations – New Tools for doing old things
sminorgs.net/2012/05/digital-era-competencies-how-do-you-stack-up.html
10. Undertake a digitally-enabled skills & competency analysis
Wordle based on Courtney Shelton Hunt’s Digital Era Competencies (2012)
Social Media in Organisations – New Tools for doing old things
www.sminorgs.net/2012/05/digital-era-competencies-how-do-you-stack-up.html
11. Creating an eCulture
Supporting a culture of ongoing
development:
• PD
• Performance Plans
• Co-optition
• Collaborative learning /
rewards
• Room to make mistakes and
test new ideas
This means new growth and sustainability opportunities for small to medium
sized businesses (SMEs) ( Bowles, 2011)
Image: 'Yahoo! NYPD Neon Sign at Times Square,+NYC' - http://www.flickr.com/photos/22714323@N06/3770104219
12. What is your organisation’s:
• Digital presence
• eCommerce
• Digital infrastructure
like?
13.
14. Creating an eBusiness
Digital Presence:
• Digital identity
• Social media
• Social graph
• SEO, Tags, Keywords
• QR codes
• Google Alerts
• Google Analytics
• Google/Facebook
Adwords
15. Creating an eBusiness
eCommerce:
• Online payments - PayPal, eBay
• Mobile phone payments & ATMs –
CommBank Ka-ching
• Digitalisation of products/services -
3D printing, eBooks
• Booking appointments online -
passports at AusPost, Eventbrite
• Reminders – SMS, Swarm
• Digitally reporting – mobile device forms,
interactive PDFs
Image: Latest Digital Trends - http://www.briogroup.com.au/about/about-us/latest-news/digital-trends.html
16. Creating an eBusiness
Digital Infrastructure:
• ‘the cloud’ storage
• Software as a service
• Semantic (predictive)
• Web accessibility
• User interface & experience
• Interoperability
• Open source vs proprietary
• Virtual desktops
• Mobile devices and BYODs
Image: 'It's the building that's miniature: Philadelphia's Clothespin+by+Jack+Wolgin' - http://www.flickr.com/photos/12836528@N00/2198995023
17. What is your
organisation’s
ePolicies & eProcedures
like?
18.
19. Developing ePolicies & eProcedures
Areas of digital policies
considerations:
• HR
• ICT
• IP/copyright/Creative
Commons
• Moral rights
• Digital sovereignty
• Spam
• Privacy
• Social media
• Others?
Image: 'Global Player' - http://www.flickr.com/photos/29487767@N02/3574392846
20. Implement and evaluate for digital success
Financial & Sustainability
considerations
• Finance - crowd sourcing
finance – KickStarters
• Risk Management
• Benchmarking and metrics
- data analytics
• Sustainability - your digital
roadmap/strategy
• Governance/Management
• Review triggers
Image: 'Future Or Bust!' - http://www.flickr.com/photos/71038389@N00/2337307518
21. Develop your organisation’s digital roadmap
• Develop an eBusiness
Strategy/Action Plan
• Link to Business Plan/Strategic
Goals
• Get input from stakeholders
• Communicate
• Resource
• Risk manage
• Monitor
• Evaluate
Image: 'Dive off!' - http://www.flickr.com/photos/58862846@N00/419945378
22. Allison Miller
0400 732 270
allison@vanguardvisions.com.au
vanguardvisionsconsulting.com.au
vanguardvisionsconsulting.com.au
Editor's Notes
a vision for Australia to realise the benefits of the National Broadband Network (NBN) and position Australia as a leading digital economy by 2020