This document provides an overview of Surrealism, a revolutionary artistic movement that began in the early 20th century. It discusses key Surrealist artists like Andre Breton, Andre Masson, Joan Miro, Salvador Dali, Rene Magritte and their major works. Surrealism was influenced by psychoanalysis and aimed to represent unconscious thoughts and dreams. It had two strands - biomorphic works by artists like Masson and Miro, and realistic works featuring recognizable objects by Magritte and Dali. The movement sought to challenge rational thought and social norms through automatic writing and painting techniques.
Apresentação de um trabalho escolar sobre reações adversas à ampicilina. O documento lista o nome do trabalho ("Reacciones adversa a la ampicilina") e o nome da disciplina ("Cipa 6"), e identifica as duas estudantes responsáveis pelo trabalho ("Integrantes: Nidia Ruth Guazá, Leydi Yoana Sánchez").
This document provides an overview of Surrealism, a revolutionary artistic movement that began in the early 20th century. It discusses key Surrealist artists like Andre Breton, Andre Masson, Joan Miro, Salvador Dali, Rene Magritte and their major works. Surrealism was influenced by psychoanalysis and aimed to represent unconscious thoughts and dreams. It had two strands - biomorphic works by artists like Masson and Miro, and realistic works featuring recognizable objects by Magritte and Dali. The movement sought to challenge rational thought and social norms through automatic writing and painting techniques.
Apresentação de um trabalho escolar sobre reações adversas à ampicilina. O documento lista o nome do trabalho ("Reacciones adversa a la ampicilina") e o nome da disciplina ("Cipa 6"), e identifica as duas estudantes responsáveis pelo trabalho ("Integrantes: Nidia Ruth Guazá, Leydi Yoana Sánchez").
The document describes several robotic process automation scenarios involving the exchange of data between Excel files and ERP systems. The scenarios include: validating invoice data and entering it into an ERP, generating production plans in Excel from ERP data, updating exchange rates daily from a CSV file to an ERP, registering sales orders and invoices from order data in Excel, generating daily inventory reports, issuing purchase orders from customer order Excel files, and issuing vendor invoices from purchase order Excel and PDF files by looking up data and registering information in an ERP. The scenarios generally involve opening Excel or CSV files, validating and converting the data, registering or updating information in the relevant ERP system, then sending summary reports back by email.
RPA (Robotic Process Automation) uses software robots to automate routine business processes. It aims to improve productivity by automating tasks through software that can interact with applications like a browser and cloud services. RPA is classified into three levels from basic robotic automation to more advanced cognitive automation using machine learning. RPA provides benefits like reduced costs, improved accuracy and quality by replacing human errors. Common processes automated with RPA include data registration, checking, compilation and system linkages. UiPath is a leading RPA platform that provides components and features to build, manage and monitor automated processes across an organization.
The document describes several robotic process automation scenarios involving the exchange of data between Excel files and ERP systems. The scenarios include: validating invoice data and entering it into an ERP, generating production plans in Excel from ERP data, updating exchange rates daily from a CSV file to an ERP, registering sales orders and invoices from order data in Excel, generating daily inventory reports, issuing purchase orders from customer order Excel files, and issuing vendor invoices from purchase order Excel and PDF files by looking up data and registering information in an ERP. The scenarios generally involve opening Excel or CSV files, validating and converting the data, registering or updating information in the relevant ERP system, then sending summary reports back by email.
RPA (Robotic Process Automation) uses software robots to automate routine business processes. It aims to improve productivity by automating tasks through software that can interact with applications like a browser and cloud services. RPA is classified into three levels from basic robotic automation to more advanced cognitive automation using machine learning. RPA provides benefits like reduced costs, improved accuracy and quality by replacing human errors. Common processes automated with RPA include data registration, checking, compilation and system linkages. UiPath is a leading RPA platform that provides components and features to build, manage and monitor automated processes across an organization.
Malware Every Second outlines how cyberattacks have increased exponentially, with McAfee finding new malware every second by 2013. The Stuxnet case study details a "bloodless" cyberwar operation by the US and Israel against Iran's nuclear program via a targeted worm. It infiltrated systems through flash drives and sabotaged centrifuges while appearing to engineers as equipment defects. Stuxnet highlighted cyberwarfare's potential for precision attacks with no human casualties. However, civilian networks will still suffer collateral damage as combatants use them for attacks. Future trends of cloud, mobile and big data will shape ongoing cybersecurity challenges.
This document summarizes key points from the book "Mental Illness at Work" which provides guidance for managers on identifying and addressing mental health issues among employees. It outlines common mental illnesses like schizophrenia, depression, anxiety disorders and how they may manifest in the workplace. Personality disorders and how they influence work behavior are also examined. The summary discusses creating a healthy work environment to promote well-being and prevent work-induced mental illness. It advises educating staff on mental health and having support strategies for employees struggling with issues.
This document provides an overview of a 2-day training course on digital certificate management and public key infrastructure (PKI). The course covers topics such as the introduction to PKI, algorithms, standards and protocols, digital certificates, cryptography service providers, and web certificate management. It also discusses key concepts related to PKI including symmetric and asymmetric encryption algorithms, hashing functions, certificate authorities, and PKI components.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document contains questions about a company's network security practices. Specifically, it asks whether the company has established a network baseline and performs regular health checks of its network. It also asks if the company has a security baseline aligned with its network baseline. Finally, it inquires about any suspicious network activity the company may have detected.
This document summarizes Thailand's visa and immigration criteria. It outlines the different types of visas available, including tourist visas, transit visas, diplomatic visas, education visas, and more. It also discusses requirements for non-immigrant visas for business, long stays, and different categories of residence permits for investment, employment, humanitarian reasons, and experts. The document provides details on eligibility and application requirements for each visa and residence permit type.
Elevate - Three Disciplines of Strategic ThinkingAvirot Mitamura
Elevate - The Three Disciplines of Advanced Strategic Thinking.
Take-Aways
• Strategy is the astute allocation of resources – “time, talent and capital” – in planned
activities to serve customers better than your competitors do.
• Successful businesses are strategic. The right strategy is the best predictor of
profitability. Businesses fail because of bad strategy.
• Many firms treat strategy as perfunctory and occasional, instead of as crucial
and ongoing.
• Leaders often have no time to think, can’t prioritize and end up putting out fires instead
of strategizing long term. Stop and give strategy the time it warrants.
• Sound strategy calls for a big-picture, “elevated” understanding of your business.
• Strategic thinking has three elements: “acumen” for developing valuable insights,
“allocation” for using resources wisely, and “action” for executing strategic plans.
• “Differentiation,” not price-cutting, is the best route to business success.
• Strategy takes three disciplines: First, “coalesce” your best insights.
• Second, “compete” by making the right “trade-offs.” Third, “champion” your strategy.
• A great strategy may fail if your employees don’t understand or don’t rally behind it.
Pope Francis exemplifies 12 important leadership lessons including leading with humility, spending time with employees at all levels of the organization, making inclusion a top priority, embracing reinvention, and focusing on serving others rather than judging them. His approach emphasizes respect, compassion, and understanding different perspectives.
This document discusses the POODLE attack on SSLv3 and describes how to prevent it. It explains how the POODLE attack takes advantage of weaknesses in block cipher decryption in SSLv3 to decrypt ciphertext. It recommends configuring servers to disable SSLv3 and to support the TLS_FALLBACK_SCSV mechanism as a workaround, and configuring clients to use a minimum TLS version of 1.0.
The document discusses the Shellshock bash code injection vulnerability (CVE-2014-6271 and CVE-2014-7169). It allows code execution via specially crafted environment variables. Attack vectors include CGI scripts and SSH. While patches have been released, they only address one of the vulnerabilities. The document provides steps to check for vulnerability and recommends patching systems and changing the default shell to protect against this issue.
This document provides an overview of public key infrastructure (PKI) for security managers. It discusses why PKIs are used, what they are, and how to deploy one. PKIs allow entities to securely communicate using public key cryptography by binding public keys to identities through digital certificates. The document outlines PKI components like certification authorities, directories, and revocation lists. It also describes potential pitfalls in developing certificate policies and certification practice statements, selecting PKI products, and ensuring proper operations. The overall message is that PKIs enable security services but policies and procedures must be carefully planned and followed for successful deployment.