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La seguridad de la información incluye medidas para proteger la información mediante el mantenimiento de su confidencialidad, integridad y disponibilidad. Esto se logra mediante medidas técnicas como cortafuegos, cifrado y autenticación, así como mediante estándares, certificaciones y la gestión de riesgos.
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Este documento presenta información sobre comunicación y ventas. Explica conceptos clave como la importancia de conocer al cliente, los valores diferenciales de una oferta, y técnicas para una entrevista personalizada efectiva como escuchar activamente, identificar necesidades y demostrar beneficios. El objetivo es ayudar a los vendedores a comunicarse de manera más estratégica y así aumentar las ventas.
El documento proporciona una introducción a la marca personal y el personal branding. Define la marca personal como el resultado del personal branding, que es un proceso estratégico para que las personas te conozcan y reconozcan basado en tu identidad. Algunos beneficios de desarrollar una marca personal incluyen hacerte visible, atraer oportunidades, ser visto como un líder de opinión y aumentar el éxito. La marca personal refleja tu identidad y transmite información sobre ti.
Este documento resume el sermón sobre Lucas 17:32, "Acordaos de la Mujer de Lot". El sermón explica el contexto de la referencia a la mujer de Lot, la historia de la destrucción de Sodoma y Gomorra y la familia de Lot que escapó, y por qué Jesús exhorta a recordar a la mujer de Lot como una advertencia. El sermón concluye aplicando la lección a la vida de los creyentes.
El documento presenta tres procedimientos relacionados con el control de acceso en sistemas de información. El primero describe el monitoreo de derechos de acceso por usuario, el segundo trata sobre el monitoreo de asignación de privilegios por un auditor externo, y el tercero cubre el monitoreo de asignación de privilegios por el jefe de sistemas a los usuarios. Cada procedimiento detalla los objetivos, alcance, responsabilidades, documentos relacionados y definiciones.
Este documento presenta las soluciones y servicios de IT Evolution de Aranda Software Corporation. Ofrece una variedad de herramientas de gestión de TI como Service Desk, Asset Management y Patch Management que ayudan a optimizar costos, mejorar la satisfacción de usuarios y asegurar la infraestructura TI. Aranda también provee servicios como soporte, consultoría y educación para implementar mejoras en los procesos de TI de acuerdo con las mejores prácticas.
La seguridad de la información incluye medidas para proteger la información mediante el mantenimiento de su confidencialidad, integridad y disponibilidad. Esto se logra mediante medidas técnicas como cortafuegos, cifrado y autenticación, así como mediante estándares, certificaciones y la gestión de riesgos.
El documento describe los principios del liderazgo cristiano. Define al líder cristiano como un soldado de Cristo que combate las fuerzas del mal con la armadura espiritual. Explica que un líder cristiano tiene tres cualidades principales: consagración, conocimiento bíblico y cercanía con la gente. También contrasta las diferencias entre un líder y un jefe, y describe la importancia de que un líder tenga una visión inspirada en la Biblia.
Este documento ofrece consejos para vivir como un cristiano ejemplar. Resalta la importancia de seguir a Cristo, cambiar las prioridades para enfocarse en el Señor, producir fruto espiritual, dejar atrás los deseos carnales, perseverar a pesar de las dificultades, y ser reconocido por la sabiduría, liderazgo y buen carácter moldeado por el Espíritu. También enfatiza que todos los cristianos forman parte de un solo cuerpo, deben procurar la unidad, compartir el mismo
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The eagle has the longest lifespan of its species but struggles after 40 years old. Its talons can no longer grab prey and its beak becomes bent, making flying difficult. The eagle then must undergo a painful process of change or die. It flies to a mountain top and knocks its beak against a rock until a new one grows, then plucks out its talons for new ones to regrow. After molting its old feathers, the eagle can fly again for another 30 years. We too must undergo change by letting go of negative memories, habits, and beliefs to take on new opportunities.
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How to communicate values without telling people to 'live the values' onefishcomms
If you want to create an adult-to-adult, self responsible, high trust culture, the way you communicate values matters. Use the WAY you share the values to demonstrate the values themselves.
The document discusses multi-disciplinary thinking. It defines multi-disciplinary thinking as an approach that synthesizes ideas, tools, concepts and theories from multiple fields of study. It is an essential skill for the 21st century workforce as work becomes more complex. The document provides tips for developing multi-disciplinary thinking, such as taking courses outside one's field of study, engaging with professionals from other industries, and practicing synthesizing ideas from different areas to solve problems.
This document discusses how having a strong sense of purpose is important for businesses to succeed. It explains that a business without a clear purpose will drift and be weaker. To generate purpose, businesses should create a mission statement that conveys what the organization stands for and its goals. This mission needs to be underpinned by core values that guide employee behavior and decision-making. Examples are given of successful companies like Starbucks and Microsoft that have clear missions and values that helped drive their long-term success.
An extract from our book "Your Genius Ideas Book: A dose of commercial creativity for busy L&D professionals" to help you contribute more, drive change and ensure your organisation thrives.
Digital awareness combines traditional PR, content marketing, social media, and search to spread news further and faster to target audiences online. It allows creating conversations rather than just sharing static news. The document discusses using social media and blogs to create dialogue in addition to sharing news. It also provides three main guidelines for knowing, crafting, and training team communication styles and word usage. The objectives discuss repurposing content into different formats like blogs, articles and social media to further spread messages. Lastly, it talks about no longer using silos and instead promoting content across different channels for more exposure.
Digital awareness combines traditional PR, content marketing, social media, and search to spread news further and faster to target audiences online. It allows creating conversations rather than just sharing static news. The document discusses using social media and blogs to create dialogue in addition to sharing news. It also provides three main guidelines for knowing, crafting, and training team communication styles and word usage. The objectives discuss repurposing content into different formats like blogs, articles and social media to further spread messages. Lastly, it talks about no longer having communication silos and integrating cross-promotion across different channels.
Lunch and Learn slide presentation about communicating as professionals, with diplomacy and respect. This is a summary at re-presentation of Skillpath course I attended, lead by Trainer MaryJo Asmuth.
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The document discusses designing adaptive careers. It suggests that when deciding if a personnel change is needed, organizations tend to only look at past poor performance, but the right time is when looking at future strategic and cultural fit. It also discusses that the human brain has not significantly changed in 10,000 years but jobs have, and building teams requires complementary skills not just similarity. Knowledge work can have a much larger variation in individual productivity than assembly line work. The document advocates developing talent through identifying strengths and areas for improvement through activities like stay interviews and regular career development discussions.
To successfully implement KM initiatives, organizations must demonstrate how KM provides value, gain buy-in from employees, focus on operational outcomes rather than activities, avoid jargon, work with employees rather than coerce them, focus on individual knowledge workers, avoid using rewards, and focus on understanding issues, decision-making, and taking action.
The document provides influential business quotes from acclaimed leaders on topics such as employees, customers, business priorities, marketing, change, experimentation, learning, initiative, and competition. Some key takeaways are to focus on employees and customers, have a people-focused attitude, be adaptable to change, continuously learn, be persistent, and actively manage company culture based on these principles. The quotes emphasize the importance of a customer-centric approach, managing time and priorities effectively, encouraging the right conversations in the marketplace, and assembling a loyal customer base.
An established company must innovate or risk decline and extinction. Business has only two functions - marketing and innovation. The aim of marketing is to deeply understand customers so the product fits them and sells itself. To predict the future, organizations must create it through continual change, learning, and adapting to new opportunities. Effective leaders focus on strengths, make weaknesses irrelevant, and build on what works well.
This document discusses building stewardship through park internship programs. It examines programs at Golden Gate National Recreation Area and Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. The document finds that internships can create long-term park stewards in three ways: by making interns individual stewards, broadening the diversity of stewards, and enabling interns to spread stewardship values. A survey of Golden Gate interns found that 75% pursued further environmental work.
The document provides 10 recommendations for effective internship programs: view interns as future leaders rather than free labor; pay interns; secure adequate funding; design programs as career training; provide leadership opportunities; emphasize mentorship; inspire passion for parks; recruit diverse interns
Este documento describe el aprendizaje autónomo, también conocido como autoaprendizaje o aprendizaje autorregulado. Explica que implica autodirigirse, autorregularse y autocontrolarse. Destaca las ventajas de fomentar la curiosidad, investigación y autodisciplina. También cubre el aprendizaje significativo y el uso de las TIC como herramientas cognitivas de apoyo que pueden motivar e individualizar el aprendizaje.
The eagle has the longest lifespan of its species but struggles after 40 years old. Its talons can no longer grab prey and its beak becomes bent, making flying difficult. The eagle then must undergo a painful process of change or die. It flies to a mountain top and knocks its beak against a rock until a new one grows, then plucks out its talons for new ones to regrow. After molting its old feathers, the eagle can fly again for another 30 years. We too must undergo change by letting go of negative memories, habits, and beliefs to take on new opportunities.
Este documento describe la calidad de vida relacionada con la salud en personas con enfermedades inflamatorias intestinales. Define las enfermedades inflamatorias intestinales, incluyendo la colitis ulcerosa y la enfermedad de Crohn. Explica que estas enfermedades crónicas tienen un impacto negativo en la calidad de vida, especialmente durante los brotes activos. También analiza factores como la epidemiología, etiología, tratamiento y recomendaciones para mejorar la calidad de vida en estas personas.
This document is an industrial training report submitted by Akhand Pratap Singh to Bharat Gears Limited during their mechanical engineering studies. It provides an overview of Bharat Gears, including its history, products, customers, and production processes. Key points covered include Bharat Gears manufacturing a variety of gears and heat treatment furnaces, having ISO and TS certifications, and producing items for automotive companies through processes like broaching, hobbing, and heat treatment.
The document is a resume for Daniel Abraham Louw, an HSE professional with over 10 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. He has worked on both onshore and offshore projects in South Africa, West Africa, Southeast Asia, Europe, and South America. His experience includes roles as an HSE Officer, HSE Supervisor, and Project HSE Coordinator. He possesses extensive safety certifications and seeks an offshore HSE position that allows for professional development.
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang bilangan bulat dan operasi penjumlahan serta pengurangan bilangan bulat. Secara ringkas, dokumen menjelaskan tentang pengertian bilangan bulat, kompetensi dasar dan indikator, materi pembelajaran tentang operasi penjumlahan dan pengurangan bilangan bulat, dan contoh soal latihan beserta penyelesaiannya menggunakan permainan kartu.
How to communicate values without telling people to 'live the values' onefishcomms
If you want to create an adult-to-adult, self responsible, high trust culture, the way you communicate values matters. Use the WAY you share the values to demonstrate the values themselves.
The document discusses multi-disciplinary thinking. It defines multi-disciplinary thinking as an approach that synthesizes ideas, tools, concepts and theories from multiple fields of study. It is an essential skill for the 21st century workforce as work becomes more complex. The document provides tips for developing multi-disciplinary thinking, such as taking courses outside one's field of study, engaging with professionals from other industries, and practicing synthesizing ideas from different areas to solve problems.
This document discusses how having a strong sense of purpose is important for businesses to succeed. It explains that a business without a clear purpose will drift and be weaker. To generate purpose, businesses should create a mission statement that conveys what the organization stands for and its goals. This mission needs to be underpinned by core values that guide employee behavior and decision-making. Examples are given of successful companies like Starbucks and Microsoft that have clear missions and values that helped drive their long-term success.
An extract from our book "Your Genius Ideas Book: A dose of commercial creativity for busy L&D professionals" to help you contribute more, drive change and ensure your organisation thrives.
Digital awareness combines traditional PR, content marketing, social media, and search to spread news further and faster to target audiences online. It allows creating conversations rather than just sharing static news. The document discusses using social media and blogs to create dialogue in addition to sharing news. It also provides three main guidelines for knowing, crafting, and training team communication styles and word usage. The objectives discuss repurposing content into different formats like blogs, articles and social media to further spread messages. Lastly, it talks about no longer using silos and instead promoting content across different channels for more exposure.
Digital awareness combines traditional PR, content marketing, social media, and search to spread news further and faster to target audiences online. It allows creating conversations rather than just sharing static news. The document discusses using social media and blogs to create dialogue in addition to sharing news. It also provides three main guidelines for knowing, crafting, and training team communication styles and word usage. The objectives discuss repurposing content into different formats like blogs, articles and social media to further spread messages. Lastly, it talks about no longer having communication silos and integrating cross-promotion across different channels.
Lunch and Learn slide presentation about communicating as professionals, with diplomacy and respect. This is a summary at re-presentation of Skillpath course I attended, lead by Trainer MaryJo Asmuth.
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The document discusses designing adaptive careers. It suggests that when deciding if a personnel change is needed, organizations tend to only look at past poor performance, but the right time is when looking at future strategic and cultural fit. It also discusses that the human brain has not significantly changed in 10,000 years but jobs have, and building teams requires complementary skills not just similarity. Knowledge work can have a much larger variation in individual productivity than assembly line work. The document advocates developing talent through identifying strengths and areas for improvement through activities like stay interviews and regular career development discussions.
To successfully implement KM initiatives, organizations must demonstrate how KM provides value, gain buy-in from employees, focus on operational outcomes rather than activities, avoid jargon, work with employees rather than coerce them, focus on individual knowledge workers, avoid using rewards, and focus on understanding issues, decision-making, and taking action.
The document provides influential business quotes from acclaimed leaders on topics such as employees, customers, business priorities, marketing, change, experimentation, learning, initiative, and competition. Some key takeaways are to focus on employees and customers, have a people-focused attitude, be adaptable to change, continuously learn, be persistent, and actively manage company culture based on these principles. The quotes emphasize the importance of a customer-centric approach, managing time and priorities effectively, encouraging the right conversations in the marketplace, and assembling a loyal customer base.
An established company must innovate or risk decline and extinction. Business has only two functions - marketing and innovation. The aim of marketing is to deeply understand customers so the product fits them and sells itself. To predict the future, organizations must create it through continual change, learning, and adapting to new opportunities. Effective leaders focus on strengths, make weaknesses irrelevant, and build on what works well.
Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer Succession Planningbeyondrewards
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Anna Taylor (Speaker) West Coast DEI Lead, VMLY&R
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Michael Brito discusses social business and the opportunities it presents. He defines social business as organizing a company's internal social media channels to better communicate, launch products, and gain insights. He emphasizes that leadership is key to driving the culture change needed for social business. Brito also outlines opportunities for social business in 2014, such as improving employee training, breaking down divisions between teams, and providing smart, targeted long-form content.
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How to communicate values without telling people to 'live the values'
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telling people to
“live the values”
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People Agenda
1. We want every
employee to…
3. a) proactively take
responsibility for achieving the
company strategy
b) live out the values
c) drive their own performance
and career
d) collaborate, innovate,
create…
6. Values programme
At the heart of culture
change are the values.
The problem – as you know
– is that it doesn’t work to
TELL people to live the
values J
7. ““
Did you know…
The way most companies are
communicating values is probably
undermining their very
message?
9. Everything else about the way values
are communicated says…
…the company is telling
me how I should behave.
They’re basically the
parent, I’m the child.
10. (let’s assume for now that
the values are the right ones
– or they can’t be changed
right now and so…)
12. • Louder, brighter to capture attention
• Play up the positive, ignore the reality
• Sanitised message and imagery
• Shared later rather than sooner
• Communicated top down or in
controlled bottom up spaces
We can start by recognising what the
parent/child vehicle looks like
13. And remember that though this is the easy way to tell people
what the values are….
14. This is actually what tells us what the values are
What leaders say and do.
How and what information is shared and how it’s framed.
How we interact with customers.
How our manager interacts with us.
How we treat people in our team. And other teams.
What promises / expectations are met and which are not
What we challenge, what we walk past.
What decisions are made and how.
What happens when we are under pressure.
The level of risk the company takes to live a value
20. 1. Compliance
..basically doing what they are told and
looking for someone higher up to give them
the ‘right answer’. Implication – no
accountability.
child
which means either
21. 2. Rebellion
…finding a way to get around the rules or not
wanting to participate in something because
it’s a directive that has come from ’above’
child
or
22. it serves to magnify the
divide and undermine
the very culture they’re
trying to create.
child
either way
parent
29. First, expose the right values.
Values can’t be taught, only expressed and
clarified. Modern ‘tribal’ leadership involves
letting go of the reins. What matters is fit.
“If your values match ours, you’ll be happy, if they don’t, you will always struggle.”
30. Then lead authentically.
Most leaders and companies are not in the right
headspace (yet) for the level of scrutiny and
transparency required for Adult-To-Adult to be
an option.
31. And communicate real not
projected culture
Don’t gloss over failure or challenges. Hold
them up, then ask people to play a role in fixing
them. And good people want to fix problems.
“Everything is
awesome!”
32. We’d love to help you evolve the way
you communicate to ‘adult’:
1. Working with you right NOW on what needs to be launched
immediately
(that includes discovering, thinking, articulating, exploring, planning, writing, designing, creating, filming)
2. Then, taking your values into a completely different dynamic with
employees – co-owned.
3. Working with your leaders to evolve how they communicate and operate
to shift to an A2A dynamic
4. Moving on from ‘consultative’ culture to truly collaborative
33. Here is an example of
what we do
A European division of Kraft
Foods…
• Needed to reinvent itself,
reinvigorate tired products and
transform its P&L
• Came to Onefish Twofish out of
energy for more ‘EVERYTHING IS
AWESOME!’, keen to tell a more real
story that acknowledged where it was
right now and needed to be.
• Not sure how – and how to take its
traditional leaders along
What we did
• Worked with them to create a
brand new ‘conference’ – based on
Open Space – totally empowered and
outside their comfort zone
• Wrote and shared an actual
storybook about their journey so far,
acknowledging successes and failures
• Allowed 300 managers to build
their confidence in returning to
innovation and sales in a deep
experience offsite
34. Who are we again?
We’re 12 business comms game changers
including TEDx speakers and ex-heads
of comms from companies like
PizzaExpress.
We’re fresh. We say and do things
differently. We’re not on a sales mission
and we sometimes have a waiting list.
35. We’ve run the most piercing employee
engagement conferences in the UK:
Brand Talent 2012
Values with texture and teeth 2013
Spark Action 2014
“I am BUZZING
with ideas – I
know exactly what
I’m going to do
next”
36. Our people have skills in
• Marketing strategy and campaign execution
• Business psychology
• Agile and lean start up
• Storytelling
• Organisational design
• Entrepreneurship
• Leadership development
37. Kraft Foods said:
‘you are a guiding light to an
organisation trying to find
its way in a changing world’
38. Thanks for reading
What do you think?
Onefish Twofish
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