Do you have a plan when you jump into social media? Do you know what your digital reputation is? This is short - 20 slides max. - presentation for a step-by-step approach.
The document provides guidance on developing ideas for video content marketing. It suggests browsing topics related to corporate image, products, channels, training, events, human resources and more. Key recommendations include understanding the audience's knowledge level, recurring new content, prioritizing internal audiences, focusing on the first 10 seconds, using a fun style, and choosing pleasing music. The overall goal is to support communication strategies and engage audiences through short, shareable videos.
Social Innovation & Innovation Community Management - by bluenovebluenove
My presentation about Social Innovation and Innovation Community Management™at the LIFT 2009 conference on june 19 2009 (http://www.liftconference.com/lift-france-09/speakers)
nois3lab was founded seven years ago by communication and web professionals to develop innovative, creative products focusing on free and open source software. It is based in Rome and provides all-media agency services including advertising, corporate identity, interactive design, and more. Notable clients include Mozilla Drumbeat, 15multimedia, Mozilla Firefox, and the City of Rome.
The presentation discussed how building information modeling (BIM) benefits clients at various stages of construction projects. It explained that clients originally came from industries like automotive and technology where 3D modeling was used for design. All clients want their projects delivered on time, on budget, and as designed. BIM helps achieve this by allowing clients to visualize and simulate designs digitally before construction. The presentation demonstrated how software tools within the BIM workflow provide value to clients throughout the entire design and build process.
This document discusses Balfour Beatty's use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) to improve collaboration, integration, and delivery across an asset's lifecycle. It outlines their vision to go "Beyond Delivery" through an integrated digital approach. Benefits discussed include increased design efficiency, improved coordination, earlier completion through reduced rework, and provision of intelligent data for facilities management. A 10-point BIM implementation plan and examples of BIM projects highlighting 4D planning, clash detection, and client engagement are also presented.
This document discusses the implications of building information modeling (BIM) for quantity surveyors and their changing roles. It begins by outlining how the traditional roles of quantity surveyors, such as producing bills of quantities, are changing due to factors like new technology and client demands. It then examines how BIM impacts the project management role, such as issues around ownership and coordination of BIM models. Next, it explores how BIM affects traditional quantity surveying roles, such as new opportunities for bills of quantities within BIM models. Finally, it discusses hurdles to BIM adoption, such as costs and lack of training and standards. The document aims to increase awareness of how BIM is changing quantity surveying practices.
This short document appears to be about staying positive and making decisions. It contains limited words and is open to interpretation with no clear meaning or message conveyed in three sentences or less.
Do you have a plan when you jump into social media? Do you know what your digital reputation is? This is short - 20 slides max. - presentation for a step-by-step approach.
The document provides guidance on developing ideas for video content marketing. It suggests browsing topics related to corporate image, products, channels, training, events, human resources and more. Key recommendations include understanding the audience's knowledge level, recurring new content, prioritizing internal audiences, focusing on the first 10 seconds, using a fun style, and choosing pleasing music. The overall goal is to support communication strategies and engage audiences through short, shareable videos.
Social Innovation & Innovation Community Management - by bluenovebluenove
My presentation about Social Innovation and Innovation Community Management™at the LIFT 2009 conference on june 19 2009 (http://www.liftconference.com/lift-france-09/speakers)
nois3lab was founded seven years ago by communication and web professionals to develop innovative, creative products focusing on free and open source software. It is based in Rome and provides all-media agency services including advertising, corporate identity, interactive design, and more. Notable clients include Mozilla Drumbeat, 15multimedia, Mozilla Firefox, and the City of Rome.
The presentation discussed how building information modeling (BIM) benefits clients at various stages of construction projects. It explained that clients originally came from industries like automotive and technology where 3D modeling was used for design. All clients want their projects delivered on time, on budget, and as designed. BIM helps achieve this by allowing clients to visualize and simulate designs digitally before construction. The presentation demonstrated how software tools within the BIM workflow provide value to clients throughout the entire design and build process.
This document discusses Balfour Beatty's use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) to improve collaboration, integration, and delivery across an asset's lifecycle. It outlines their vision to go "Beyond Delivery" through an integrated digital approach. Benefits discussed include increased design efficiency, improved coordination, earlier completion through reduced rework, and provision of intelligent data for facilities management. A 10-point BIM implementation plan and examples of BIM projects highlighting 4D planning, clash detection, and client engagement are also presented.
This document discusses the implications of building information modeling (BIM) for quantity surveyors and their changing roles. It begins by outlining how the traditional roles of quantity surveyors, such as producing bills of quantities, are changing due to factors like new technology and client demands. It then examines how BIM impacts the project management role, such as issues around ownership and coordination of BIM models. Next, it explores how BIM affects traditional quantity surveying roles, such as new opportunities for bills of quantities within BIM models. Finally, it discusses hurdles to BIM adoption, such as costs and lack of training and standards. The document aims to increase awareness of how BIM is changing quantity surveying practices.
This short document appears to be about staying positive and making decisions. It contains limited words and is open to interpretation with no clear meaning or message conveyed in three sentences or less.
NIIT's School Learning Solutions (SLS) program has reached over 9.5 million students, 396,449 teachers across 45,685 private and government schools in India through 107,209 nodes and over 23,936 hours of educational content. SLS aims to transform education through the strategic use of information and communication technology (ICT), targeting stakeholders like school management, principals, teachers, parents and students to achieve goals like global excellence, holistic reform, collaboration, academic performance and life skills. The document outlines examples of how SLS has helped impart computer literacy to thousands in remote villages by setting up computer labs, carrying computers on elephants to reach inaccessible areas in Assam, and leveraging technology to bridge the education divide
Communication involves conveying meaning from a sender to a receiver through shared signs and rules. The basic steps are forming intent, composing and encoding a message, transmitting a signal, receiving the signal, decoding and interpreting the message. There are five components - the sender and receiver, the medium, contextual factors, the message itself, and feedback. Communication can be complicated by different beliefs between sender and receiver or barriers preventing understanding. The right medium depends on factors like importance, practicality, preferences, communication style, and need for feedback. Contextual factors like body language, timing, environment, language used, and assumptions made can also influence communication effectiveness. Each message has a purpose like conveying information, persuading, motivating, or
The document discusses the different types of communication including internal, external, downward, upward, and horizontal communication. It also outlines the basic communication process which includes a sender encoding a message and sending it through a medium to a receiver who decodes and may provide feedback. Finally, it notes some differences in communication styles for immediate versus delayed feedback.
The document discusses the components and flows of communication in an organization. It identifies the main components as the context, sender, message, medium, receiver, and feedback. It describes the different flows of communication as downward from managers to subordinates, upward from subordinates to managers, lateral between peers, diagonal between different departments, and external with outside groups. It also discusses the importance of feedback in the communication process and defines grapevine communication as informal channels that spread rapidly throughout an organization.
The document discusses various barriers to effective communication at different levels - physical, semantic, socio-psychological, organizational, and cross-cultural. It provides examples of different types of barriers such as noise, language differences, attitudes, organizational structure. Some ways to overcome barriers mentioned are using simple language, active listening, understanding different cultural perspectives, and creating an open and trusting environment.
Social Media is a new communication era. Companies like to jump into, but yet they fail to plan properly. Follow a step-by-step approach starting from inside.
Bringing mobile apps to market faster using rapid application prototypingPidoco
The world is going mobile and in business this is not something to be ignored. Designing applications for mobile requires planning, consideration of the user experience and a balance of business requirements. Rapid application prototyping is one of the ways to help you bring mobile applications to market faster to achieve better results.
The document describes the stickyPiXEL solution suite, which allows users to enrich video content with interactive elements and advertising, interact with viewers, and measure audience engagement. The solution has three modules - VideoAD Enrich allows tagging and annotating video; VideoAD Interact enables viewer interactions; and VideoAD Measure provides audience metrics. It leverages computer vision technologies to track objects and understand viewer behavior in order to optimize digital signage content and advertising. Star Knowledge provides customization, integration, and support services for the stickyPiXEL solution.
The document discusses open BIM and closed BIM. Open BIM refers to a common platform where different software programs can exchange building information model (BIM) data using a common language like Industry Foundation Classes (IFC). Closed BIM refers to a single vendor platform where other programs must adapt to the vendor's capabilities. The document argues open BIM will succeed because it allows selecting the best software for the job, promotes competition among vendors, and facilitates collaboration among stakeholders on construction projects.
1) The document discusses trends in mobile technology and user experience, including the growth of mobile internet usage and the rise of mobile-first platforms and applications.
2) Key areas of focus in mobile include mPayment, mBanking, mHealth, mCommerce, and mCloud services, which allow remote access to services through mobile devices.
3) A seamless, user-friendly mobile experience is essential as mobile becomes the central device for organizing consumers' digital lives and accessing services everywhere.
This document discusses how project management is evolving with the rise of Web 2.0 technologies and practices. It explores how tools like wikis, blogs, and social networks allow for more collaboration on projects. The key aspects of "Project Management 2.0" are said to be collaboration at the heart of project management and more transparency/participation from stakeholders. Embracing these Web 2.0 practices may provide benefits like increased innovation and knowledge sharing, but organizations need policies around issues like blogging.
September 2012 webinar presented by Prescient's Toby Ward and Jonas Lood. This presentation is perfect for organizations currently considering an intranet redevelopment project that want to learn strategies for improving the structure, usability and navigation of their intranet or portal.
The document discusses modeling non-functional requirements (NFRs) to support architectural decision making. It shows that NFRs are key drivers that shape software system architecture and link business goals to architecture. Modeling NFRs can help analyze tradeoffs and discuss how solution approaches may impact conflicting NFRs. Examples from industry case studies illustrate representing stakeholders' goals and NFRs, and using goal modeling to systematically address NFRs in architectural decisions.
Waterloo Ideaca Mobility Presentation: May 2012Ideaca
This event focused on the urgent need for Canadian businesses to step up their initiaves in creating a mobile platform for both their employees and for their customers.
Brad Blaskavitch, Sales Director at Ideaca, touched on the many ways a company can develop different mobile strategies to better their customers experience, as well as satisfying the everchanging needs of their employees.
Christa Nesbitt, Sales Director at Ideaca, also wowed the audience with a few demos showcasing submitting expenses on the go, tracking store productivity and sales in real-time and a virtual tracking program to discover and maintain issues in the field.
If you missed out on this event, it will be hosted again in Fall 2012 in Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver. Stay up-to-date for event details in your city!
contact us: toronto@ideaca.com
This document provides an agenda for a seminar on using social media for business. The agenda includes presentations on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, and Foursquare. It covers topics such as using each platform, case studies, and tips. Coffee breaks are scheduled between most sessions. The goal is to help businesses understand how to use various social media sites to help grow their business.
The document discusses how businesses can leverage social media for value. It outlines that social media can be used to build trust, knowledge, networks and facilitate project communication and collaboration. The document then provides guidance on developing a social media strategy, choosing appropriate tools, planning implementation, deploying safely while protecting brands and privacy, and measuring outcomes.
Sevenval FIT Technology - deliver content to every connected device, including mobile phones, smartphones, TVs, set-top-boxes, media receivers, game consoles etc.
NIIT's School Learning Solutions (SLS) program has reached over 9.5 million students, 396,449 teachers across 45,685 private and government schools in India through 107,209 nodes and over 23,936 hours of educational content. SLS aims to transform education through the strategic use of information and communication technology (ICT), targeting stakeholders like school management, principals, teachers, parents and students to achieve goals like global excellence, holistic reform, collaboration, academic performance and life skills. The document outlines examples of how SLS has helped impart computer literacy to thousands in remote villages by setting up computer labs, carrying computers on elephants to reach inaccessible areas in Assam, and leveraging technology to bridge the education divide
Communication involves conveying meaning from a sender to a receiver through shared signs and rules. The basic steps are forming intent, composing and encoding a message, transmitting a signal, receiving the signal, decoding and interpreting the message. There are five components - the sender and receiver, the medium, contextual factors, the message itself, and feedback. Communication can be complicated by different beliefs between sender and receiver or barriers preventing understanding. The right medium depends on factors like importance, practicality, preferences, communication style, and need for feedback. Contextual factors like body language, timing, environment, language used, and assumptions made can also influence communication effectiveness. Each message has a purpose like conveying information, persuading, motivating, or
The document discusses the different types of communication including internal, external, downward, upward, and horizontal communication. It also outlines the basic communication process which includes a sender encoding a message and sending it through a medium to a receiver who decodes and may provide feedback. Finally, it notes some differences in communication styles for immediate versus delayed feedback.
The document discusses the components and flows of communication in an organization. It identifies the main components as the context, sender, message, medium, receiver, and feedback. It describes the different flows of communication as downward from managers to subordinates, upward from subordinates to managers, lateral between peers, diagonal between different departments, and external with outside groups. It also discusses the importance of feedback in the communication process and defines grapevine communication as informal channels that spread rapidly throughout an organization.
The document discusses various barriers to effective communication at different levels - physical, semantic, socio-psychological, organizational, and cross-cultural. It provides examples of different types of barriers such as noise, language differences, attitudes, organizational structure. Some ways to overcome barriers mentioned are using simple language, active listening, understanding different cultural perspectives, and creating an open and trusting environment.
Social Media is a new communication era. Companies like to jump into, but yet they fail to plan properly. Follow a step-by-step approach starting from inside.
Bringing mobile apps to market faster using rapid application prototypingPidoco
The world is going mobile and in business this is not something to be ignored. Designing applications for mobile requires planning, consideration of the user experience and a balance of business requirements. Rapid application prototyping is one of the ways to help you bring mobile applications to market faster to achieve better results.
The document describes the stickyPiXEL solution suite, which allows users to enrich video content with interactive elements and advertising, interact with viewers, and measure audience engagement. The solution has three modules - VideoAD Enrich allows tagging and annotating video; VideoAD Interact enables viewer interactions; and VideoAD Measure provides audience metrics. It leverages computer vision technologies to track objects and understand viewer behavior in order to optimize digital signage content and advertising. Star Knowledge provides customization, integration, and support services for the stickyPiXEL solution.
The document discusses open BIM and closed BIM. Open BIM refers to a common platform where different software programs can exchange building information model (BIM) data using a common language like Industry Foundation Classes (IFC). Closed BIM refers to a single vendor platform where other programs must adapt to the vendor's capabilities. The document argues open BIM will succeed because it allows selecting the best software for the job, promotes competition among vendors, and facilitates collaboration among stakeholders on construction projects.
1) The document discusses trends in mobile technology and user experience, including the growth of mobile internet usage and the rise of mobile-first platforms and applications.
2) Key areas of focus in mobile include mPayment, mBanking, mHealth, mCommerce, and mCloud services, which allow remote access to services through mobile devices.
3) A seamless, user-friendly mobile experience is essential as mobile becomes the central device for organizing consumers' digital lives and accessing services everywhere.
This document discusses how project management is evolving with the rise of Web 2.0 technologies and practices. It explores how tools like wikis, blogs, and social networks allow for more collaboration on projects. The key aspects of "Project Management 2.0" are said to be collaboration at the heart of project management and more transparency/participation from stakeholders. Embracing these Web 2.0 practices may provide benefits like increased innovation and knowledge sharing, but organizations need policies around issues like blogging.
September 2012 webinar presented by Prescient's Toby Ward and Jonas Lood. This presentation is perfect for organizations currently considering an intranet redevelopment project that want to learn strategies for improving the structure, usability and navigation of their intranet or portal.
The document discusses modeling non-functional requirements (NFRs) to support architectural decision making. It shows that NFRs are key drivers that shape software system architecture and link business goals to architecture. Modeling NFRs can help analyze tradeoffs and discuss how solution approaches may impact conflicting NFRs. Examples from industry case studies illustrate representing stakeholders' goals and NFRs, and using goal modeling to systematically address NFRs in architectural decisions.
Waterloo Ideaca Mobility Presentation: May 2012Ideaca
This event focused on the urgent need for Canadian businesses to step up their initiaves in creating a mobile platform for both their employees and for their customers.
Brad Blaskavitch, Sales Director at Ideaca, touched on the many ways a company can develop different mobile strategies to better their customers experience, as well as satisfying the everchanging needs of their employees.
Christa Nesbitt, Sales Director at Ideaca, also wowed the audience with a few demos showcasing submitting expenses on the go, tracking store productivity and sales in real-time and a virtual tracking program to discover and maintain issues in the field.
If you missed out on this event, it will be hosted again in Fall 2012 in Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver. Stay up-to-date for event details in your city!
contact us: toronto@ideaca.com
This document provides an agenda for a seminar on using social media for business. The agenda includes presentations on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, and Foursquare. It covers topics such as using each platform, case studies, and tips. Coffee breaks are scheduled between most sessions. The goal is to help businesses understand how to use various social media sites to help grow their business.
The document discusses how businesses can leverage social media for value. It outlines that social media can be used to build trust, knowledge, networks and facilitate project communication and collaboration. The document then provides guidance on developing a social media strategy, choosing appropriate tools, planning implementation, deploying safely while protecting brands and privacy, and measuring outcomes.
Sevenval FIT Technology - deliver content to every connected device, including mobile phones, smartphones, TVs, set-top-boxes, media receivers, game consoles etc.
Our guide to a successful mobile project - how to navigate the mobile landscape! The 5th of October we invited agencies and companies to a breakfast seminar about how to execute successful mobile projects.
Leveraging the promise of publishing and monetizing on the Mobile ecosystem w...Connected-Blog
Nicolás Amado, Leveraging the promise of publishing and monetizing on the Mobile ecosystem with Video and Apps, brightcove
M-Days 2013
Blog by Messe Frankfurt for the Digital Business:
http://connected.messefrankfurt.com/en/
Mobile brand and agency masterclass nyc slidesJames Cameron
This document summarizes Digitalsunray Media's mobile advertising capabilities. It discusses the growing mobile marketing industry and trends towards rich media formats and social/local mobile advertising. It showcases several mobile marketing campaigns using formats like rich media, apps, QR codes, social media, and augmented reality. It also outlines Digitalsunray's ADvantage platform for in-app and mobile browsing advertising, including various ad format options and keys to success. In closing, the document emphasizes that mobile is combining all media and marketers must align their strategies to the growing sophistication of mobile devices and consumers' new mobile behaviors.
The document provides an overview of IBM Notes 9.0 Social Edition. It discusses new features such as the "Discover" page for exploring features, a cleaner social theme, and improvements to the calendar, search, and contacts. It also covers social integration updates like embedded experiences for accessing Connections content directly from email. The roadmap outlines plans for future versions of IBM Notes, Domino, Connections Mail, and Notes Traveler.
Video is number one factor that drives travellers decision when they choose a destination or a hotel. See how you can benefit from video when you promote your hotel.
Jumping into Social Media without a proper plan accompanied by Valuable, Useful and Usable content might be useless. Follow a Step-by-Step approach and Win.
A 32-pages Corporate Profile that describes the past, the present and the future of ImagePro Communication as well as our Services Spectrum and Business Model.
Technology has changed communication over time from small local communities to global connectivity. Printing, radio, television, and the internet each improved how people connect and share information across greater distances. Now with social media, communication has become multi-directional, allowing individuals to both consume and create content and participate in discussions on a global scale.