Bioremediation uses bacteria and microorganisms to remove wastes and toxins from the environment by consuming them and breaking them down into harmless substances like water and carbon dioxide. The illustration shows bacteria "munching" on chemicals, waste, and toxins in the soil and environment. After consuming the harmful substances, the bacteria change them into harmless byproducts like water and carbon dioxide.
A wildfire in Hillcrest, Canada grew to 6km wide and 50m high in August 2003, releasing energy equivalent to an atomic bomb every 30 minutes, forcing residents to evacuate with their pets and possessions as they watched the flames approach. The fire burned 20,000 hectares of forest, impacting the timber and tourism industries locally, though some businesses like a sawmill salvaged burnt lumber and there were both ecological benefits and disadvantages from the fire.
This document provides examples of Amanda Cannon's portfolio including integrated marketing campaigns, packaging design, outdoor and digital advertising, web design, exhibitions, visual merchandising, direct mailers, and credentials. It showcases her work for clients such as American Werewolf in London, Jurassic Park, Amtico, Diageo, Thresher Group, Night At The Museum, and The Fine English Company.
The document provides examples of bad summaries that either include irrelevant details or fail to capture the key points. Specifically, it cautions against including unnecessary descriptions, failing to highlight important names and concepts, and omitting essential facts and events discussed in the original text. Writers should aim to distill the core topic, people, and ideas from a document in a clear and concise manner.
This document provides examples of Amanda Cannon's portfolio including integrated marketing campaigns, packaging design, outdoor and digital advertising, web design, exhibitions, visual merchandising, direct mailers, and credentials. It showcases her work for clients such as American Werewolf in London, Jurassic Park, Amtico, Diageo, Thresher Group, Night At The Museum, and The Fine English Company.
Bioremediation uses bacteria and microorganisms to remove wastes and toxins from the environment by consuming them and breaking them down into harmless substances like water and carbon dioxide. The illustration shows bacteria "munching" on chemicals, waste, and toxins in the soil and environment. After consuming the harmful substances, the bacteria change them into harmless byproducts like water and carbon dioxide.
A wildfire in Hillcrest, Canada grew to 6km wide and 50m high in August 2003, releasing energy equivalent to an atomic bomb every 30 minutes, forcing residents to evacuate with their pets and possessions as they watched the flames approach. The fire burned 20,000 hectares of forest, impacting the timber and tourism industries locally, though some businesses like a sawmill salvaged burnt lumber and there were both ecological benefits and disadvantages from the fire.
This document provides examples of Amanda Cannon's portfolio including integrated marketing campaigns, packaging design, outdoor and digital advertising, web design, exhibitions, visual merchandising, direct mailers, and credentials. It showcases her work for clients such as American Werewolf in London, Jurassic Park, Amtico, Diageo, Thresher Group, Night At The Museum, and The Fine English Company.
The document provides examples of bad summaries that either include irrelevant details or fail to capture the key points. Specifically, it cautions against including unnecessary descriptions, failing to highlight important names and concepts, and omitting essential facts and events discussed in the original text. Writers should aim to distill the core topic, people, and ideas from a document in a clear and concise manner.
This document provides examples of Amanda Cannon's portfolio including integrated marketing campaigns, packaging design, outdoor and digital advertising, web design, exhibitions, visual merchandising, direct mailers, and credentials. It showcases her work for clients such as American Werewolf in London, Jurassic Park, Amtico, Diageo, Thresher Group, Night At The Museum, and The Fine English Company.
This document discusses several important concepts and skills including open-mindedness, self-discipline and structure, patience, learning, respect, trust, risk awareness, harmony, and working with Summer Wincentive Plethon Consulting.
FI Presentation on Lean Startup by Carl Danneels Plethon Feb24 2015Participium
Carl Danneels gave a presentation on Lean Startup methodology. Some key points included:
- Lean Startup is a method for developing businesses and products based on iterative experimentation and validated learning.
- The Business Model Canvas is a template used to develop and document business models by outlining key elements like value proposition and finances.
- Startups have a high failure rate, so the Lean Canvas and frequent testing of business hypotheses is important to "fail fast" and pivot the business model as needed.
- Case studies of startups were presented to illustrate lessons learned, such as ensuring there is customer demand before building a product.
FI Presentation on Lean Startup by Carl Danneels Plethon Feb24 2015Participium
Carl Danneels gave a presentation on Lean Startup methodology. Some key points included:
- Lean Startup is a method for developing businesses and products based on iterative experimentation and validated learning.
- The Business Model Canvas is a template used to develop and document business models.
- Startups should "fail fast, fail quick, fail often" through minimum viable product testing to validate hypotheses.
- Metrics should focus on "pirate metrics" like activation rate rather than "vanity metrics" like downloads.
- A case study was presented on developing sustainable apartments by iteratively testing business model hypotheses.
Holland & Holland hosted a Pitch event at their Bruton Street location in London on September 24, 2009. The event focused on visual merchandising strategies for the luxury gunmaker. In 3 sentences or less, the summary provides the who, what, when, and where of the key details from the document.
Bioremediation uses bacteria and microorganisms to remove wastes and toxins from the environment by consuming them and breaking them down into harmless substances like water and carbon dioxide. The illustration shows bacteria "munching" on chemicals, waste, and toxins in the soil and environment. Once consumed, the bacteria change the compounds into harmless byproducts that do not pollute the area.
Excellent presentation on the Agile PMO give by Mr. Stephen Messenger during the Agile Consortium Inner Circle in Brussels on Oct. 23rd.
This presentation addressees key aspects of running agile project and programme offices. The focus is mainly on the introduction and running of project management offices within an agile environment. As agile becomes increasingly popular among development teams within larger organisations frictions often arise between the different ‘cultures’. Often a PMO is seen as the ‘process police’ to be feared rather than a centre of excellence to be called upon for support, guidance and assistance. The PMO is often caught between the projects and the overall organisation, with demands coming from both sides. Getting the best for the business while ensuring the most important projects to the business receive a key focus to ensure maximum success, remains key however.
Math 1300: Section 3-2 Compound InterestJason Aubrey
This document discusses compound interest and continuous compound interest. It provides examples of calculating future values given present values, rates, and time periods. Key concepts covered include compound interest formulas using principal, interest rate, number of periods, and the continuous compound interest formula relating future value, present value, rate, and time. Worked examples demonstrate applying the formulas to calculate unknown values.
This document discusses several important concepts and skills including open-mindedness, self-discipline and structure, patience, learning, respect, trust, risk awareness, harmony, and working with Summer Wincentive Plethon Consulting.
FI Presentation on Lean Startup by Carl Danneels Plethon Feb24 2015Participium
Carl Danneels gave a presentation on Lean Startup methodology. Some key points included:
- Lean Startup is a method for developing businesses and products based on iterative experimentation and validated learning.
- The Business Model Canvas is a template used to develop and document business models by outlining key elements like value proposition and finances.
- Startups have a high failure rate, so the Lean Canvas and frequent testing of business hypotheses is important to "fail fast" and pivot the business model as needed.
- Case studies of startups were presented to illustrate lessons learned, such as ensuring there is customer demand before building a product.
FI Presentation on Lean Startup by Carl Danneels Plethon Feb24 2015Participium
Carl Danneels gave a presentation on Lean Startup methodology. Some key points included:
- Lean Startup is a method for developing businesses and products based on iterative experimentation and validated learning.
- The Business Model Canvas is a template used to develop and document business models.
- Startups should "fail fast, fail quick, fail often" through minimum viable product testing to validate hypotheses.
- Metrics should focus on "pirate metrics" like activation rate rather than "vanity metrics" like downloads.
- A case study was presented on developing sustainable apartments by iteratively testing business model hypotheses.
Holland & Holland hosted a Pitch event at their Bruton Street location in London on September 24, 2009. The event focused on visual merchandising strategies for the luxury gunmaker. In 3 sentences or less, the summary provides the who, what, when, and where of the key details from the document.
Bioremediation uses bacteria and microorganisms to remove wastes and toxins from the environment by consuming them and breaking them down into harmless substances like water and carbon dioxide. The illustration shows bacteria "munching" on chemicals, waste, and toxins in the soil and environment. Once consumed, the bacteria change the compounds into harmless byproducts that do not pollute the area.
Excellent presentation on the Agile PMO give by Mr. Stephen Messenger during the Agile Consortium Inner Circle in Brussels on Oct. 23rd.
This presentation addressees key aspects of running agile project and programme offices. The focus is mainly on the introduction and running of project management offices within an agile environment. As agile becomes increasingly popular among development teams within larger organisations frictions often arise between the different ‘cultures’. Often a PMO is seen as the ‘process police’ to be feared rather than a centre of excellence to be called upon for support, guidance and assistance. The PMO is often caught between the projects and the overall organisation, with demands coming from both sides. Getting the best for the business while ensuring the most important projects to the business receive a key focus to ensure maximum success, remains key however.
Math 1300: Section 3-2 Compound InterestJason Aubrey
This document discusses compound interest and continuous compound interest. It provides examples of calculating future values given present values, rates, and time periods. Key concepts covered include compound interest formulas using principal, interest rate, number of periods, and the continuous compound interest formula relating future value, present value, rate, and time. Worked examples demonstrate applying the formulas to calculate unknown values.
2. Mainonnan eettinen neuvosto Tehtävä: antaa pyynnöstä lausuntoja siitä, onko mainonta hyvän tavan mukaista. Yritysten yhteiskunnallinen vastuu. Ei tutki mainonnan lainvastaisuutta. Kuluttajat, elinkeinonharjoittajat, mainontaan liittyviä kysymyksiä käsittelevät järjestöt ja viranomaiset voivat pyytää lausuntoja. Neuvosto voi omasta aloitteestaan ottaa asian käsiteltäväkseen, jos siihen on erityisen painava syy. Lausunnot ovat luonteeltaan suosituksia.
3. Mainonnan eettinen neuvosto Tausta: Vuonna 1987 annettiin laki miesten ja naisten välisestä tasa-arvosta. Lain hallituksen esityksessä edellytettiin, että mainosala itsesääntelyllä huolehtii tasa-arvon toteutumisesta mainonnassa. Mainonnan neuvottelukunta perusti Mainonnan tasa-arvoneuvoston, joka toimi vuosina 1989 – 2001. Mainonnan tasa-arvoneuvosto käsitteli ainoastaan tasa-arvoa koskevia asioita. 1.5.2001 aloitti mainonnan eettinen neuvosto, jonka toimivalta on tasa-arvoneuvoston toimivaltaa laajempi.
4. Mainonnan eettinen neuvosto Neuvosto itse päättää käsiteltävistä asioista. Käsittelyyn otetaan asiat, joilla on yleistä merkitystä. Neuvosto voi erityisestä syystä päättää, ettei se anna asiassa lausuntoa. Esim. kun aikaisempi vakiintunut ratkaisukäytäntö osoittaa, ettei tietyn tyyppinen mainonta ole hyvän markkinointitavan vastaista. Neuvosto voi antaa elinkeinonharjoittajan pyynnöstä myös ennakkolausuntoja (1 500 €).
10. Mainonnan eettinen neuvosto Neuvoston toimintaa rahoittavat Mainonnan neuvottelukunta ja Keskuskauppakamari Mainonnan neuvottelukuntaan kuuluvat Aikakauslehtien liitto Mainostajien liitto Markkinointiviestinnän Toimistojen Liitto MTL Sanomalehtien liitto Suomen Televisioiden Liitto STL Radiomedia ry Suomen Asiakkuusmarkkinointiliitto ry Suomen Ulkomainosliitto IAB Finland ry Neuvoston sihteeristö toimii Keskuskauppakamarissa.
11. Jäsenet 2007-2009 Puheenjohtaja: Varatuomari Outi Antila Jäsenet: Varatuomari Arja Hiltunen varajäsen: Viestintäkonsultti Tuula Laitinen Hallintojohtaja Pia Huhdanmäki varajäsen: Tutkimuspäällikkö Sirpa Tallqvist Toimitusjohtaja Mika Sarimo varajäsen: Toimitusjohtaja Jari-Pekka Rautamaa Varatuomari Pirkko Mäkinen varajäsen: avoin Päätoimittaja Lauri Kontro varajäsen: Päätoimittaja Tapani Ruokanen Professori Liisa Uusitalo varajäsen: KTT Annukka Jyrämä
12. Mainonnan eettinen neuvosto Soveltaa Kansainvälisen kauppakamarin ICC:n Markkinointisääntöjä. Lisäksi neuvosto soveltaa sen omia hyvää markkinointitapaa koskevia periaatteita.
13. Mainonnan eettinen neuvosto Neuvoston hyvää markkinointitapaa koskevat periaatteet täydentävät ICC:n markkinoinnin perussääntöjen 4 artiklaa: ”Markkinoinnissa on kunnioitettava ihmisarvoa. Markkinoinnissa ei saa yllyttää syrjintään. Markkinointi ei saa sallia syrjintää, joka perustuu esimerkiksi etniseen tai kansalliseen alkuperään, uskontoon, sukupuoleen, ikään, vammaisuuteen tai seksuaaliseen suuntautumiseen.”
14. Hyvää markkinointitapaa koskevat periaatteet 1. Mainos on hyvän markkinointitavan vastainen, jos a. naista tai miestä käytetään katseenvangitsijana tai seksiobjektina ja sukupuolta käytetään alentavalla, väheksyvällä tai halventavalla tavalla tai b. naista tai miestä käytetään katseenvangitsijana tai seksiobjektina eikä sillä ole mainostettavan tuotteen kanssa mitään tekemistä tai c. mainoksessa on seksuaalisia vihjailuja tahi lupauksia, joilla ei ole mainostettavan tuotteen kanssa mitään tekemistä.
15. Hyvää markkinointitapaa koskevat periaatteet 2. Mainos on hyvän markkinointitavan vastainen, jos siinä väitetään tai vihjataan, että toisen sukupuolen asema on sosiaalisesti, taloudellisesti tai kulturellisesti alempiarvoinen kuin toisen, tai jos mainoksessa ylläpidetään kaavamaista roolikäsitystä siitä, mikä on tyypillistä tai tunnusomaista naisille tai miehille tai heidän persoonallisuudelleen tai työskentelylleen.
16. Hyvää markkinointitapaa koskevat periaatteet 3. Mainos ei ole hyvän markkinointitavan vastainen vain sen vuoksi, että siinä esiintyy vähäpukeisia tai alastomia ihmisiä, jos heitä ei ole kuvattu alentavalla, väheksyvällä tai halventavalla tavalla.
