Health Synchronization
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A simple way to get rid of common mental afflictions using brainwave entrainment technology to beat stress, depression, insomnia and to enhance intelligence, creativity, concentration among others.
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La economía de la abundancia
The document discusses how abundance and free resources are changing economics. It argues that as complexity and digital goods become free, scarcity is giving way to abundance, which changes business models, rules, and decision-making from top-down control to more bottom-up and participatory approaches. This abundance allows for a long tail of niche media and goods to thrive beyond just the most popular hits.
Billion Busienss Model Course
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The power of sharing in business
The document discusses how sharing content online can benefit businesses through increased traffic and exposure. It covers traditional economic models where consumers pay for goods, current models where digital goods are shared online for free, and potential future models using incentives. The key points are that sharing non-rival and non-excludable "public goods" online allows businesses to gain more visitors and potential customers compared to models where distribution is controlled. Sharing valuable digital content widely has significant benefits for attracting an audience.
The Billion Business Model
The document outlines six steps to building a billion dollar business model on the web: 1) share something valuable for free to attract a large audience, 2) sell complementary products or services, 3) build a community around your offerings, 4) create an ecosystem where others can also profit, 5) build an infrastructure like a website to support everything, and 6) use information technology creatively. Examples are given for each step like how Google provides free search and sells advertising or how Amazon allows third-party sellers. Common mistakes made by entrepreneurs are also listed.
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Data acquisition & transformations in BI
The document discusses creating an InfoSource using a DataSource as a template and then creating an InfoCube to connect to the InfoSource in SAP BI. It also covers transformations between the DataSource and InfoSource, fixing post data with calendar attributes, mapping customers to countries using master data, unit transformations, currency translation, and inserting constants and formulas.
Direct Access for Master Data
The document provides steps for creating direct access to master data in SAP BI including creating an InfoCatalog, InfoObject, data source, transformation between the data source and InfoProvider, and a DTP with the InfoProvider. It also includes checking the results with LISTCUBE and provides a summary.
Delta Management excercise
The document discusses creating a generic delta for transaction data in SAP BI 7.X. It involves creating a data source, replicating the data source, creating a transformation from the data source to an operational data store, creating an info package to initialize the delta, executing the info package, loading data from the planning and consolidation application to the operational data store, checking for new records in the delta queue, creating a second info package to request the delta, and checking the status of data extraction and new/changed data.
Delta Management overview
This document discusses delta management and the delta process in SAP BI 7.X. It explains that table ROOSOURCE is the central metadata table for data sources and describes some of its key fields. It also mentions table RODELTAM, which contains the types of delta processes. The document provides resources for further learning about administration, performance optimization, and data modeling in SAP BW and BIS. It includes contact information for an SAP BI consultant.
Reporting: Conditions
This document discusses how to add conditions in SAP BI 7.X reporting. It outlines inserting multiple conditions, checking the conditions, creating a pre-query, condition, restriction, and variable. The final state and results of the conditions are examined. The document was written by Marcelo Honores, a SAP BI consultant.
Reporting:Variables
The document discusses creating and defining different types of variables in SAP BI reporting, including text variables, interval variables, variables for characteristics and time, and variables from business content. It covers creating new variables and defining variables as text, intervals, for characteristics, time, and from existing business content.
Reporting:Exceptions
This document discusses creating and evaluating exceptions in SAP BI 7.X reporting. It explains how to create exceptions that only affect results, evaluate exceptions by characteristics like calendar year/month, and remove certain characteristics or parties from exceptions. The document also covers using flexible values for exceptions and was authored by Marcelo Honores, a SAP BI consultant.
Working with structures and cells
This document discusses working with structures and cells in SAP BI 7.X, including filtering elements, key figures, and formulas. It covers creating new formulas, showing results, adding other formulas, and applying new restrictions by excluding or including selections. The document also discusses resolving formula collisions using the cell editor.
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- 10. Depressed?
- 11. Insomniac?
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- 15. Just need 30 minutes per day
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- 21. It happnes because of the Frequency Following Response (FFR) effect
- 22. What is the Frequency Following Response (FFR) effect?
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