The document discusses common website design mistakes such as sites made with Flash that are slow and inaccessible, unusable buttons and menus, poor information organization, broken links and images, strange characters, and heavy sites that take a long time to load. It provides examples of these issues and encourages website owners to avoid these problems to create better user experiences. The document is a guide on improving website usability.
Designing Your Future:Networking without the IckCindy Li
My talk was sponsored by the Unversity of TN Chattanooga. This talk was on April 9, 2009. It was part 1 of 2 presentations. I spoke about how to use the social networking sites to increase your visibility and how finding things online can improve your life offline.
Improving your brand (simple as your avatar) can help people relate to you vs an Illustration.
Some websites and companies are keeping an eye out for your privacy but some arent.
The document appears to be notes from a presentation or lecture on various topics related to communication and the internet. It discusses where different age groups get information from, popular websites, search engines, how to be found online and build an audience, targeting different demographics like youth and adults, analyzing website traffic sources, and generating website content and links. However, much of it is in Estonian so the overall context is unclear from the English portions alone.
The document discusses the shift from an industrial economy to a knowledge economy. In a knowledge economy, ideas are more important than access to capital markets, and connections between different media can create unique experiences for consumers. Successful companies understand this and focus on providing experiences rather than just products. They think in terms of verbs rather than nouns and create new meanings and experiences through combinations and connections.
Micro-blogging, especially Twitter, has become widely used by media and PR in Western Europe and the US to monitor trends, engage stakeholders, and respond quickly to events. While initially just used for status updates, Twitter is now a critical tool for tracking topics and conversations. Mainstream media also uses Twitter as a source for stories and many have launched Twitter channels, though full integration into other online activities is still limited. The future of communications on social media platforms like Twitter will focus on speed, visual content, and global, responsive engagement across devices.
Michael Tamblyn - 6 Projects That Could Change Publishing for the BetterBookNet Canada
Michael Tamblyn, CEO of BookNet Canada, describes 6 projects/changes/initiatives that could make things better for publishers, readers, and others with an interest in the future of the book.
The document discusses common website design mistakes such as sites made with Flash that are slow and inaccessible, unusable buttons and menus, poor information organization, broken links and images, strange characters, and heavy sites that take a long time to load. It provides examples of these issues and encourages website owners to avoid these problems to create better user experiences. The document is a guide on improving website usability.
Designing Your Future:Networking without the IckCindy Li
My talk was sponsored by the Unversity of TN Chattanooga. This talk was on April 9, 2009. It was part 1 of 2 presentations. I spoke about how to use the social networking sites to increase your visibility and how finding things online can improve your life offline.
Improving your brand (simple as your avatar) can help people relate to you vs an Illustration.
Some websites and companies are keeping an eye out for your privacy but some arent.
The document appears to be notes from a presentation or lecture on various topics related to communication and the internet. It discusses where different age groups get information from, popular websites, search engines, how to be found online and build an audience, targeting different demographics like youth and adults, analyzing website traffic sources, and generating website content and links. However, much of it is in Estonian so the overall context is unclear from the English portions alone.
The document discusses the shift from an industrial economy to a knowledge economy. In a knowledge economy, ideas are more important than access to capital markets, and connections between different media can create unique experiences for consumers. Successful companies understand this and focus on providing experiences rather than just products. They think in terms of verbs rather than nouns and create new meanings and experiences through combinations and connections.
Micro-blogging, especially Twitter, has become widely used by media and PR in Western Europe and the US to monitor trends, engage stakeholders, and respond quickly to events. While initially just used for status updates, Twitter is now a critical tool for tracking topics and conversations. Mainstream media also uses Twitter as a source for stories and many have launched Twitter channels, though full integration into other online activities is still limited. The future of communications on social media platforms like Twitter will focus on speed, visual content, and global, responsive engagement across devices.
Michael Tamblyn - 6 Projects That Could Change Publishing for the BetterBookNet Canada
Michael Tamblyn, CEO of BookNet Canada, describes 6 projects/changes/initiatives that could make things better for publishers, readers, and others with an interest in the future of the book.
The document discusses how to define and measure success for a business in terms of impact rather than just profits. It provides examples of impactful initiatives like donating to charity, providing employee benefits, and improving customer satisfaction. The key is to focus on impacting people's lives through health, education, arts, social responsibility and technology. Metrics mentioned include increasing revenues and customer satisfaction while hitting profitability targets. Challenges discussed include ensuring staff buy-in, communication, consistent execution and being willing to stand out as a leader.
The Business World - You're more ready than you thinkBrad Garland
The document discusses how the business world has changed due to technological innovations over the past century. It describes how atoms, brains, and bits have transformed industries like news, information, mass media, and advertising. Specifically, it outlines the shift from newspapers and radio in the late 19th/early 20th century to current social networks, blogs, video/podcasts, and user reviews. The document also suggests this has changed communications, market research, recruiting, customer service, and commerce. Finally, it briefly discusses how this has impacted the modern workplace with trends like 9-5 schedules, 20% creative time, vacation policies, and team-focused co-creation.
We held at workshop at Birckbeck University on "how to hack your job search"
Our workshop focuses on how we approach problem solving and using these technique to build a portfolio of work what demonstrates to the recruiter your skills and capability as a coder and as a problem solver.
Towards the end we briefly touched on how to build a resume
using user experience design techniques. We ditch the traditional template and opt for a landing sales page style format to quickly and effectively sell yourself as the right person for the job.
My presentation for Sheshunoff on the Competitive Advantage of Air Banking. Description: Will your financial institution be prepared when bricks give way to clicks?
We've all seen the commercials about businesses moving to the cloud, but financial institutions have another storm to weather. As traditional banking evolves, what affect will new technology have on the relationships we have with our customers?
Customers banking expectations are definitely shifting and this discussion will include what some businesses and banks are doing to cater to a banking experience in the clouds. The conference agenda includes:
· Defining banking in the clouds
· Analyzing this shift as revolutionary or evolutionary for our institutions
· Preparing for conversation changes with your customers
· Optimizing the use of social media
· Evaluating current branch effectiveness
· Incorporating the latest technological solutions
This was for a guest lecture I did for the Communication Studies department at University of North Texas. I like to do these to pay it forward to the next class of entrepreneurs / business types out there.
Is it time to transform your career? Successfully navigating a career change requires preparation and planning. We've put together 10 steps to help you give your career a much-needed makeover. View this slideshare for advice on how to get started and, when you're ready, visit www.getsmarter.co.za.
The document provides tips for successful interviewing, including how to prepare, common questions asked, strategies for the interview, dress guidelines, how to participate in the interview through examples and eye contact, and following up with a thank you letter within 24 hours.
Lunar Exploration in 140 Characters or LessMike Fabio
This document provides 10 tips for using social media to promote lunar exploration. It encourages space organizations to engage with audiences on social platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. It emphasizes the importance of understanding audiences, sharing engaging content regularly, building networks from the inside out, focusing messaging around brands and outreach, and having fun with space-related content to build community.
Voglio Vivere Cosi - The Insights behind the campaignMirko Lalli
The document outlines a new 3-year campaign to promote tourism in Tuscany, Italy. The campaign will have a strong digital and social media focus, with a dedicated team managing content across websites, blogs, videos and partnerships. It aims to position Tuscany as a desirable tourist destination through creative and engaging storytelling that highlights the region's culture, landscapes and lifestyle.
The document appears to be a presentation on modern slavery and human trafficking. It discusses key topics like origins and destinations of trafficking, numbers of slaves worldwide, forms of slavery and exploitation in different regions. Specific countries and organizations involved in trafficking are mentioned, along with statistics on numbers of people enslaved. The presentation emphasizes the global scope of trafficking and need for continued efforts to end slavery.
The document discusses various visions of the future including climate disruption, catalytic innovation, resource collapse, and participatory culture. It then outlines three potential scenarios: a participatory future driven by bottom-up collaboration but also instability; an interconnected future where information and ideas are shared through technology but old rules around IP and privacy are abandoned; and a leapfrog future where catastrophe and opportunity drive new economic and social models through disruption and unanticipated consequences. The document is signed by Jamais Cascio of Open the Future.
This document discusses the BookNet Canada SalesData project. It provides statistics on the SalesData v1.0 system such as the number of ISBNs, sales, companies, users, and retail locations covered. The document outlines plans for SalesData v2.0, including rebuilding the user interface, adding new functionality, and developing a new data warehouse. It discusses challenges faced and the future of the project, including enhanced reporting, filters/alerts, and online catalogues.
The document discusses the changing media landscape and how 21st century school libraries need to adapt. It notes that students now have access to global digital environments through new media like YouTube and Flickr. It argues that library learning environments should reflect these changes by embracing new media tools, fostering collaboration and sharing, and shifting towards learner-centered models where students can create and edit their own work. The focus needs to move from students simply having knowledge to being able to learn, unlearn and relearn in this constantly evolving media environment.
The document is a presentation about 21st century school libraries and leading learning. It discusses how the digital environment has changed how students learn and interact with information. It argues that school libraries need to change to reflect this new media environment by becoming more learner-centered and harnessing new technologies like social media, videos, and mobile devices. The presentation provides many examples of new tools and strategies teacher librarians can use to redesign libraries and help students develop skills for lifelong learning.
Desinging Your Future: Creating OpportunityCindy Li
This document appears to be notes from a class or seminar on designing one's future and creating opportunities. It discusses setting goals around travel, friends, jobs, money and fame. It provides two case studies - one of a student who completed a class project that turned into a real client, and one of a person who used Flickr tagging and Creative Commons to grow their network and later start a trip tracking site called Dopplr. It emphasizes creating opportunity through passion, goal-setting, organization, marketing and endurance.
This document appears to be announcing an annual liberty gala for the American Majority Kansas organization to be held on March 21, 2009. It lists the keynote speaker as Lacy Clay, director of the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics, who will be speaking on "Lessons for Conservatives from Reagan, Dole, and Buckley." It also recognizes and honors various elected officials, former elected officials, candidates, board members, and sponsors in attendance.
The document discusses the principles of agile software development using the Scrum framework. It describes some of the weaknesses of traditional waterfall development models, such as difficulty handling changes, fixed plans, and adversarial relationships between teams. Scrum is presented as an agile alternative that values individuals, working software, customer collaboration, and responding to change. Key Scrum practices like sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and burn down charts are overviewed to demonstrate how Scrum enables incremental iterative development.
The document discusses the principles of agile software development using the Scrum framework. It describes some of the weaknesses of traditional waterfall development models, such as difficulty handling changes, fixed plans, and adversarial relationships between teams. Scrum and agile approaches value individuals, working software, customer collaboration, and responding to change. The Scrum process is iterative with short "sprints" of analysis, development and testing where work is tracked on public task boards and progress is measured with burn down charts.
TimesOpen Keynote: Technology and the Future of the NewspaperTim O'Reilly
The keynote I gave at the Times Open event: http://timesopen.com (#timesopen on twitter) Main point: publishing thrives when it bestows status on members of a community. What publishing can learn from twitter. Why the NY Times approach to community, focusing just on readers, misses this. Why Open APIs and platforms are good :-) Hurrah for the new TimesOpen APIs.
The document discusses an event held by Ms. Brummit's 1st grade class with help from Mr. Hilhorst's 4th grade class to perform Eric Carle's story "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" on February 19, 2009. The classes worked together to dramatize the story about a caterpillar eating through different foods on different days until it becomes a beautiful butterfly. The document expresses thanks to the teachers and students involved in the event.
A presentation on social media strategy for the Arkansas Association of Two-Year Colleges, focusing on building relationships with all target audiences.
The document discusses how to define and measure success for a business in terms of impact rather than just profits. It provides examples of impactful initiatives like donating to charity, providing employee benefits, and improving customer satisfaction. The key is to focus on impacting people's lives through health, education, arts, social responsibility and technology. Metrics mentioned include increasing revenues and customer satisfaction while hitting profitability targets. Challenges discussed include ensuring staff buy-in, communication, consistent execution and being willing to stand out as a leader.
The Business World - You're more ready than you thinkBrad Garland
The document discusses how the business world has changed due to technological innovations over the past century. It describes how atoms, brains, and bits have transformed industries like news, information, mass media, and advertising. Specifically, it outlines the shift from newspapers and radio in the late 19th/early 20th century to current social networks, blogs, video/podcasts, and user reviews. The document also suggests this has changed communications, market research, recruiting, customer service, and commerce. Finally, it briefly discusses how this has impacted the modern workplace with trends like 9-5 schedules, 20% creative time, vacation policies, and team-focused co-creation.
We held at workshop at Birckbeck University on "how to hack your job search"
Our workshop focuses on how we approach problem solving and using these technique to build a portfolio of work what demonstrates to the recruiter your skills and capability as a coder and as a problem solver.
Towards the end we briefly touched on how to build a resume
using user experience design techniques. We ditch the traditional template and opt for a landing sales page style format to quickly and effectively sell yourself as the right person for the job.
My presentation for Sheshunoff on the Competitive Advantage of Air Banking. Description: Will your financial institution be prepared when bricks give way to clicks?
We've all seen the commercials about businesses moving to the cloud, but financial institutions have another storm to weather. As traditional banking evolves, what affect will new technology have on the relationships we have with our customers?
Customers banking expectations are definitely shifting and this discussion will include what some businesses and banks are doing to cater to a banking experience in the clouds. The conference agenda includes:
· Defining banking in the clouds
· Analyzing this shift as revolutionary or evolutionary for our institutions
· Preparing for conversation changes with your customers
· Optimizing the use of social media
· Evaluating current branch effectiveness
· Incorporating the latest technological solutions
This was for a guest lecture I did for the Communication Studies department at University of North Texas. I like to do these to pay it forward to the next class of entrepreneurs / business types out there.
Is it time to transform your career? Successfully navigating a career change requires preparation and planning. We've put together 10 steps to help you give your career a much-needed makeover. View this slideshare for advice on how to get started and, when you're ready, visit www.getsmarter.co.za.
The document provides tips for successful interviewing, including how to prepare, common questions asked, strategies for the interview, dress guidelines, how to participate in the interview through examples and eye contact, and following up with a thank you letter within 24 hours.
Lunar Exploration in 140 Characters or LessMike Fabio
This document provides 10 tips for using social media to promote lunar exploration. It encourages space organizations to engage with audiences on social platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. It emphasizes the importance of understanding audiences, sharing engaging content regularly, building networks from the inside out, focusing messaging around brands and outreach, and having fun with space-related content to build community.
Voglio Vivere Cosi - The Insights behind the campaignMirko Lalli
The document outlines a new 3-year campaign to promote tourism in Tuscany, Italy. The campaign will have a strong digital and social media focus, with a dedicated team managing content across websites, blogs, videos and partnerships. It aims to position Tuscany as a desirable tourist destination through creative and engaging storytelling that highlights the region's culture, landscapes and lifestyle.
The document appears to be a presentation on modern slavery and human trafficking. It discusses key topics like origins and destinations of trafficking, numbers of slaves worldwide, forms of slavery and exploitation in different regions. Specific countries and organizations involved in trafficking are mentioned, along with statistics on numbers of people enslaved. The presentation emphasizes the global scope of trafficking and need for continued efforts to end slavery.
The document discusses various visions of the future including climate disruption, catalytic innovation, resource collapse, and participatory culture. It then outlines three potential scenarios: a participatory future driven by bottom-up collaboration but also instability; an interconnected future where information and ideas are shared through technology but old rules around IP and privacy are abandoned; and a leapfrog future where catastrophe and opportunity drive new economic and social models through disruption and unanticipated consequences. The document is signed by Jamais Cascio of Open the Future.
This document discusses the BookNet Canada SalesData project. It provides statistics on the SalesData v1.0 system such as the number of ISBNs, sales, companies, users, and retail locations covered. The document outlines plans for SalesData v2.0, including rebuilding the user interface, adding new functionality, and developing a new data warehouse. It discusses challenges faced and the future of the project, including enhanced reporting, filters/alerts, and online catalogues.
The document discusses the changing media landscape and how 21st century school libraries need to adapt. It notes that students now have access to global digital environments through new media like YouTube and Flickr. It argues that library learning environments should reflect these changes by embracing new media tools, fostering collaboration and sharing, and shifting towards learner-centered models where students can create and edit their own work. The focus needs to move from students simply having knowledge to being able to learn, unlearn and relearn in this constantly evolving media environment.
The document is a presentation about 21st century school libraries and leading learning. It discusses how the digital environment has changed how students learn and interact with information. It argues that school libraries need to change to reflect this new media environment by becoming more learner-centered and harnessing new technologies like social media, videos, and mobile devices. The presentation provides many examples of new tools and strategies teacher librarians can use to redesign libraries and help students develop skills for lifelong learning.
Desinging Your Future: Creating OpportunityCindy Li
This document appears to be notes from a class or seminar on designing one's future and creating opportunities. It discusses setting goals around travel, friends, jobs, money and fame. It provides two case studies - one of a student who completed a class project that turned into a real client, and one of a person who used Flickr tagging and Creative Commons to grow their network and later start a trip tracking site called Dopplr. It emphasizes creating opportunity through passion, goal-setting, organization, marketing and endurance.
This document appears to be announcing an annual liberty gala for the American Majority Kansas organization to be held on March 21, 2009. It lists the keynote speaker as Lacy Clay, director of the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics, who will be speaking on "Lessons for Conservatives from Reagan, Dole, and Buckley." It also recognizes and honors various elected officials, former elected officials, candidates, board members, and sponsors in attendance.
The document discusses the principles of agile software development using the Scrum framework. It describes some of the weaknesses of traditional waterfall development models, such as difficulty handling changes, fixed plans, and adversarial relationships between teams. Scrum is presented as an agile alternative that values individuals, working software, customer collaboration, and responding to change. Key Scrum practices like sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and burn down charts are overviewed to demonstrate how Scrum enables incremental iterative development.
The document discusses the principles of agile software development using the Scrum framework. It describes some of the weaknesses of traditional waterfall development models, such as difficulty handling changes, fixed plans, and adversarial relationships between teams. Scrum and agile approaches value individuals, working software, customer collaboration, and responding to change. The Scrum process is iterative with short "sprints" of analysis, development and testing where work is tracked on public task boards and progress is measured with burn down charts.
TimesOpen Keynote: Technology and the Future of the NewspaperTim O'Reilly
The keynote I gave at the Times Open event: http://timesopen.com (#timesopen on twitter) Main point: publishing thrives when it bestows status on members of a community. What publishing can learn from twitter. Why the NY Times approach to community, focusing just on readers, misses this. Why Open APIs and platforms are good :-) Hurrah for the new TimesOpen APIs.
The document discusses an event held by Ms. Brummit's 1st grade class with help from Mr. Hilhorst's 4th grade class to perform Eric Carle's story "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" on February 19, 2009. The classes worked together to dramatize the story about a caterpillar eating through different foods on different days until it becomes a beautiful butterfly. The document expresses thanks to the teachers and students involved in the event.
A presentation on social media strategy for the Arkansas Association of Two-Year Colleges, focusing on building relationships with all target audiences.
The document discusses various topics related to ethics and legal issues in social behavior and decision making. It addresses factors like individual circumstances, environmental impacts, and opportunities. It also outlines steps for ethical decision making such as identifying facts, stakeholders, options, and consequences. Additional topics covered include data ownership, patents, privacy, child safety online, taxes, and net neutrality.
A comparison of story structures within comics and cinema with an emphasis on how viewers and reader are led through storytelling. Examples from Ernie Bushmiller, Chris Ware, Bernie Kriegstein and David Mamet. Taught as a class session for CMS.405 Media and Methods: Seeing and Expression, a class in MIT's Comparative Media Studies Program taught by Glorianna Davenport.
The document discusses the use of blogs and social networks in education. It describes different types of blogs and provides examples of how students can benefit from blogging, such as publishing their writing, using blogs as classroom diaries, and connecting with others. Potential blog topics for students include art and writing. Blogs allow students to share their work while developing digital communication skills.
The document discusses lessons that can be learned from Amazon's approach to engaging their customer base. It outlines 4 strategies Amazon employs: 1) Make the public/customers the central focus. 2) Act as a good guide for customers through professional reviews, customer reviews, purchase data, and product information. 3) Leverage the expertise of customers through user-generated lists, wikis, and tags. 4) Tap into customers' passions by enabling sharing, participation, reviews and community discussions through low-barrier options. The document argues that applying these 4 strategies on a single page has contributed greatly to Amazon's success.
The document discusses how technological changes have disrupted many industries by enabling new delivery methods for goods and services and empowering consumers. It notes that higher education is now facing similar challenges as the monopoly it once held is breaking down, with online alternatives providing academic content, research, support services, social networking, and professional certifications. This presents both a threat if universities do not adapt, but also an opportunity to reinvent themselves and focus on areas of distinct value like specialized degrees and hands-on learning experiences.
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The document discusses how communities are forming online through social media and user-generated content. It provides examples of different types of online communities, such as those focused on music, politics, or financial services. The document advises that successful online communities require listening to members, engaging the community, and gaining executive support within organizations.
The document provides an overview of The Garland Group, a compliance, security, and web services firm that provides technology audits and assessments for financial institutions. It discusses how they evaluate financial institutions of different sizes and infrastructures. It also summarizes the FFIEC handbooks and regulatory agencies that financial institutions must comply with. Key services discussed include penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, and social engineering tests.
Next Generation Banking with Generation YBrad Garland
This document discusses Generation Y (those born between 1979-1997) and their perspective on banking from several angles. It notes that Gen Y is 70 million strong in the US with $211 billion in annual income and wields significant influence. They are described as resourceful, creative, efficient, tech savvy, and praise-hungry but also self-centered. The document outlines their preferences for 24/7 access, valuing social connections over traditional media, and being digital natives who adopt new technologies quickly.
The document discusses how Banktastic.com is embracing social media and Web 2.0 principles. It notes that Web 2.0 delivers software as a continually updated service that gets better through user participation and remixing of data from multiple sources. Banktastic.com recognizes that customers now engage through social media for things like marriage proposals, insurance quotes, recommendations, and customer service. The document advocates that financial institutions connect with consumers by listening on social media platforms like YouTube. It provides a case study on how Web 2.0 technologies can be applied in the financial services industry to engage "Generation Connected" customers.
This is the completely rewritten version of my 1st presentation 'Web 2.0 and your Bank'. That presentation talked more about the technology behind Web2.0 and this presentation discusses how consumers are leveraging these technologies to do cool and interesting things and how bankers need to retool their marketing strategies to start engaging customers in these ways that they want to engage.
Web 2.0 and your Bank - The TechnologyBrad Garland
This is my original presentation of 'Web 2.0 and your Bank'. This topic discusses more of some of the technology behind Web2.0 and how bankers can utilize this technology.
South Dakota State University degree offer diploma Transcriptynfqplhm
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Abhay Bhutada, the Managing Director of Poonawalla Fincorp Limited, is an accomplished leader with over 15 years of experience in commercial and retail lending. A Qualified Chartered Accountant, he has been pivotal in leveraging technology to enhance financial services. Starting his career at Bank of India, he later founded TAB Capital Limited and co-founded Poonawalla Finance Private Limited, emphasizing digital lending. Under his leadership, Poonawalla Fincorp achieved a 'AAA' credit rating, integrating acquisitions and emphasizing corporate governance. Actively involved in industry forums and CSR initiatives, Abhay has been recognized with awards like "Young Entrepreneur of India 2017" and "40 under 40 Most Influential Leader for 2020-21." Personally, he values mindfulness, enjoys gardening, yoga, and sees every day as an opportunity for growth and improvement.
Discover the Future of Dogecoin with Our Comprehensive Guidance36 Crypto
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Optimizing Net Interest Margin (NIM) in the Financial Sector (With Examples).pdfshruti1menon2
NIM is calculated as the difference between interest income earned and interest expenses paid, divided by interest-earning assets.
Importance: NIM serves as a critical measure of a financial institution's profitability and operational efficiency. It reflects how effectively the institution is utilizing its interest-earning assets to generate income while managing interest costs.
1. Elemental Economics - Introduction to mining.pdfNeal Brewster
After this first you should: Understand the nature of mining; have an awareness of the industry’s boundaries, corporate structure and size; appreciation the complex motivations and objectives of the industries’ various participants; know how mineral reserves are defined and estimated, and how they evolve over time.
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Delve into the world of STREETONOMICS, where a team of 7 enthusiasts embarks on a journey to understand unorganized markets. By engaging with a coffee street vendor and crafting questionnaires, this project uncovers valuable insights into consumer behavior and market dynamics in informal settings."
A toxic combination of 15 years of low growth, and four decades of high inequality, has left Britain poorer and falling behind its peers. Productivity growth is weak and public investment is low, while wages today are no higher than they were before the financial crisis. Britain needs a new economic strategy to lift itself out of stagnation.
Scotland is in many ways a microcosm of this challenge. It has become a hub for creative industries, is home to several world-class universities and a thriving community of businesses – strengths that need to be harness and leveraged. But it also has high levels of deprivation, with homelessness reaching a record high and nearly half a million people living in very deep poverty last year. Scotland won’t be truly thriving unless it finds ways to ensure that all its inhabitants benefit from growth and investment. This is the central challenge facing policy makers both in Holyrood and Westminster.
What should a new national economic strategy for Scotland include? What would the pursuit of stronger economic growth mean for local, national and UK-wide policy makers? How will economic change affect the jobs we do, the places we live and the businesses we work for? And what are the prospects for cities like Glasgow, and nations like Scotland, in rising to these challenges?