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This document discusses calculating the return on investment (ROI) of mobile learning. It provides examples of benefits of mobile learning such as increased speed of training and sales. It also lists costs such as purchasing devices and developing content. The document encourages attendees to think of additional benefits and costs. Finally, it provides information on how to obtain a free white paper on calculating the ROI of mobile learning.
The author took a risk by persuading their company LG to develop the world's first LTE-based tablet PC to address growing data needs. They had to analyze the market, technologies, and gain management approval and resources. They brought in Intel as a partner to compensate for LG's lack of technology. LG successfully commercialized the first LTE tablet PC, establishing them as pioneers in the LTE market. The author realized leaders create opportunities through products, systems, and inspiring others, gaining confidence in future markets.
Skills Training and the Digital TransitionSteve Vosloo
This document discusses the skills needed for the digital transition in publishing. It notes that traditional publishers are recruiting from IT industries while tech recruits are learning publishing skills, in an effort to harmonize technological and editorial skills. New skills mentioned include visual thinking, viewing products as services, and creating learning objects that can be used across different platforms. Process skills like agile development and learner analytics are also important. The document advocates training publishers in entrepreneurship and digital innovation to create new business models around digital content and services. It highlights problem solving, IT expertise, and project management as critical cross-sector skills, along with publishing-specific skills like editing and copywriting.
The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) has adopted an open and nurturing approach to accelerating change in the local infocomm industry, similar to the Suzuki Method of learning music. Through its Infocomm Local Industry Upgrading Programme (iLIUP), IDA bridges local technology companies with multinational technology providers to create innovative IT solutions easily and naturally. The iLIUP allows local companies like dotERP and iCo-op.net to bring products to market faster with the support of partners like Software AG and Computer Associates. IDA aims to present local solutions developed through iLIUP partnerships globally and help Singapore become a leader in infocomm innovation.
With the evolution of technology, a comprehensive mobility strategy is impera...EES Africa (Pty) Ltd
Today, it is essential to have access to the internet, cloud and company data, as well as be able to communicate with co-workers, associates and clients no matter one’s location. Ever increasing advances in technology make this possible. It is vital for an organisation to have a cutting edge mobility strategy in place to optimise efficiency and ensure that should a device be lost, stolen or damaged, communication continues.
The Fortune 500 is an annual list compiled and published by Fortune magazine that ranks 500 of the largest United States corporations by total revenue for their respective fiscal years.The original Fortune 500 was limited to companies whose revenues were derived from manufacturing, mining, and energy exploration. This presentation tells how Apple became one among the fortune 500 companies and how they secured 9th rank in fortune 500 company list.
Infographic: The Future of Learning is MobileEpiphanyEdu
We are living in the age where creativity, knowledge and innovation are powering the world at an ever-increasing pace. In order to be in the know and stay ahead of the game, companies need to leverage technology to enable employees to learn quickly and to apply what they have learnt to their work. Mobile Learning enables employees by connecting them to knowledge and expertise whenever they need, regardless of where they are.
This document discusses calculating the return on investment (ROI) of mobile learning. It provides examples of benefits of mobile learning such as increased speed of training and sales. It also lists costs such as purchasing devices and developing content. The document encourages attendees to think of additional benefits and costs. Finally, it provides information on how to obtain a free white paper on calculating the ROI of mobile learning.
The author took a risk by persuading their company LG to develop the world's first LTE-based tablet PC to address growing data needs. They had to analyze the market, technologies, and gain management approval and resources. They brought in Intel as a partner to compensate for LG's lack of technology. LG successfully commercialized the first LTE tablet PC, establishing them as pioneers in the LTE market. The author realized leaders create opportunities through products, systems, and inspiring others, gaining confidence in future markets.
Skills Training and the Digital TransitionSteve Vosloo
This document discusses the skills needed for the digital transition in publishing. It notes that traditional publishers are recruiting from IT industries while tech recruits are learning publishing skills, in an effort to harmonize technological and editorial skills. New skills mentioned include visual thinking, viewing products as services, and creating learning objects that can be used across different platforms. Process skills like agile development and learner analytics are also important. The document advocates training publishers in entrepreneurship and digital innovation to create new business models around digital content and services. It highlights problem solving, IT expertise, and project management as critical cross-sector skills, along with publishing-specific skills like editing and copywriting.
The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) has adopted an open and nurturing approach to accelerating change in the local infocomm industry, similar to the Suzuki Method of learning music. Through its Infocomm Local Industry Upgrading Programme (iLIUP), IDA bridges local technology companies with multinational technology providers to create innovative IT solutions easily and naturally. The iLIUP allows local companies like dotERP and iCo-op.net to bring products to market faster with the support of partners like Software AG and Computer Associates. IDA aims to present local solutions developed through iLIUP partnerships globally and help Singapore become a leader in infocomm innovation.
With the evolution of technology, a comprehensive mobility strategy is impera...EES Africa (Pty) Ltd
Today, it is essential to have access to the internet, cloud and company data, as well as be able to communicate with co-workers, associates and clients no matter one’s location. Ever increasing advances in technology make this possible. It is vital for an organisation to have a cutting edge mobility strategy in place to optimise efficiency and ensure that should a device be lost, stolen or damaged, communication continues.
The Fortune 500 is an annual list compiled and published by Fortune magazine that ranks 500 of the largest United States corporations by total revenue for their respective fiscal years.The original Fortune 500 was limited to companies whose revenues were derived from manufacturing, mining, and energy exploration. This presentation tells how Apple became one among the fortune 500 companies and how they secured 9th rank in fortune 500 company list.
Infographic: The Future of Learning is MobileEpiphanyEdu
We are living in the age where creativity, knowledge and innovation are powering the world at an ever-increasing pace. In order to be in the know and stay ahead of the game, companies need to leverage technology to enable employees to learn quickly and to apply what they have learnt to their work. Mobile Learning enables employees by connecting them to knowledge and expertise whenever they need, regardless of where they are.
Millennials now make up over 35% of the global workforce and prefer mobile devices and more interactive learning. As they will form 50% of the workforce by 2020, organizations need to incorporate mobile learning to engage millennial employees. Mobile learning is not yet widely used in Australian businesses, but 63% plan to implement it in the future. This has implications for online learning, including responsive design, flexible delivery across devices, and content optimized for mobile.
Investments in information technology can help companies improve business processes which can dramatically cut costs, improve quality and customer service, and develop new products. IT systems allow for more effective decision making, marketing, production, communications, management of resources and customer relationships. As IT solutions continue to advance, businesses will remain reliant on technology for increased efficiency and global operations into the future.
Rapid, breathtaking technology advances are forcing radical changes not only in how IT organizations function, but also in terms of their culture, leadership, and even careers. Combined with business, social and global trends, as well as technology investing (spending), IT organizations must accelerate their organizational change plans in order to survive and thrive. They must assess and plan for complete transformation – strategy, structure, people, processes, and tools. Are we preparing our IT professionals to plan for and make these changes? Are we helping them position themselves and their organizations for success in this dynamically evolving world? This keynote address, delivered by IT industry thought leader Peter McGarahan of McGarahan & Associates (www.mcgarahan.com), will explore the impact of rapidly changing IT and business trends on traditional IT careers, positions, and skill sets. The wake-up call he will deliver comes from four-star US General (Ret.) Eric Shineski: "If you don\'t like change, you\'ll like irrelevance even less." From there, McGarahan will discuss:
• The urgent and undeniable need for IT professionals to examine their skill
sets today against those required tomorrow;
• The significance of industry and business changes as they radically impact
IT organizations, cultures, professionals, and careers over the next five years; and
• Recent game-changing developments, including cloud computing (hosted services
and software solutions), the virtual desktop, mobile computing, IT sourcing, and
remote / virtual workers.
McGarahan’s call to action for IT Leaders is direct and powerful: “As IT leaders, we must coach our IT professionals out of and beyond their comfort zone, raise the bar on their expected ingenuity and vision to meet future challenges, and establish a sense of urgency in them. We must help them reevaluate and retool themselves for the limitless opportunities and possibilities in front of them to deliver business value, competitive advantage, and customer loyalty.”
The document discusses how mobile UC can boost productivity for organizations. It emphasizes that the key to a successful mobile UC deployment is understanding user needs and applying the appropriate technology, rather than focusing on the technology itself. Popular mobile UC capabilities that improve accessibility and productivity include find-me/follow-me features and smartphone clients that allow access to corporate directories, messaging, and conferencing on mobile devices. The trend of BYOD also impacts mobile UC planning and security. When selecting a mobile UC partner, it is important to find one that can customize a solution based on an organization's unique business processes and use cases.
The document discusses trends in information technology including the externalization, consumerization, and democratization of IT. It notes that IT innovation is increasingly driven by employees and customers rather than internal IT departments. Cloud computing is highlighted as an important trend, with different types of cloud services described. The transition from traditional data centers to private clouds is discussed. Key IT roles are also summarized. The document provides the perspective of Ondrej Felix on how chief information officers can be successful by governing IT through a well-defined architecture.
The document discusses Nokia's failure to understand the future direction of mobile devices towards smartphones. Researchers at Nokia had presented a touchscreen smartphone prototype in 2004, but senior management rejected it, allowing other companies like Apple to become leaders in the smartphone market. Despite losing market share, Nokia tried to innovate by focusing on its telecommunications network infrastructure business, which generates most of its revenue. This strategy shift may allow Nokia to compete against other manufacturers and win by redefining its market orientation.
Mobile business intelligence reporting provides several benefits for organizations looking to enable a mobile workforce. It allows workers to access important information anytime from their mobile devices, improving productivity. Security concerns are addressed through standard authentication methods that provide easy access similar to email. Content should be personalized for different user segments to boost adoption of mobile reporting.
Bots are one of the key mobility trends in 2016 and have the potential to transform enterprises. Bots perform tasks based on predefined rules and some use artificial intelligence (AI) for "smart" capabilities. While mobility has increased, it has not significantly changed how organizations operate. Bots can address gaps that have limited the impact of mobility by enabling personalized responses, automating workflows, and making mobile devices more embedded in business processes.
How organizations are using creativity and innovating for cashing on success. Also, what can be the future trends in the IT industry with the massive technological innovations.
Orchestrating Your Global CMS; a planning frameworkBarbara Holmes
When it comes to a content management system (CMS) it’s tempting to jump into execution; to get that website or sites set up quickly. That’s how a CMS is sold, right? There’s a promise that the gnarly inter-departmental problems will melt away, that content will create itself, that with a flip of a switch your enterprise will be a global market leader.
The truth is that the magic of a CMS doesn’t happen without a lot of thinking and planning beforehand. Like a symphony orchestra, there are a lot of parts to coordinate and all must work in harmony to produce the desired results. This publication shares some of the things ISITE has learned through helping clients with CMS implementations, migrations, global rollouts, website redesigns, and content strategy.
This is an ebook that I wrote as my last thought leadership piece and content contribution to ISITE Design, December 2014.
This document provides information about the World Class Mobile Collaboration conference that will take place on December 3rd-4th, 2015 in Frankfurt, Germany. The 2014 conference was well received by attendees who appreciated the opportunity to network and discuss mobile collaboration challenges and solutions. The 2015 conference will focus on key topics like the mobile digital workplace of the future, mobile collaboration strategies, use cases, and best practices. It will feature presentations and case studies from expert speakers on these topics from companies like IBM, Nokia Networks, Electrolux, and Sanofi. Attendees will benefit from networking opportunities and learning about the latest developments in empowering employee mobility and productivity.
This document summarizes trends in technology, social media, and leadership for an executive audience. It discusses emerging technologies like touchscreens, mobile payments, and augmented reality. It also covers growth in social media platforms and trends in cloud computing, mobility, and big data. Leadership in the digital age is shaped by access to mobile/social technologies and the shift to public/cloud-based information and services.
This document provides an overview of cloud-based unified communications and its benefits. It discusses key technologies like VoIP, video conferencing, and mobility that enable unified communications. Implementing unified communications in the cloud can improve collaboration, productivity, and customer service while reducing costs. Both large and small businesses can benefit from the scalability, flexibility and simplified infrastructure of a cloud-based unified communications system.
The document discusses mobile phone sales trends and the most successful mobile phone brands. It notes that over 1.15 billion mobile phones were sold worldwide in 2007, a 16% increase from 2006. The top selling brands - Nokia, Motorola, and Sony Ericsson - hold the majority of the market share, while other brands like Samsung, Philips, and Panasonic are less successful but trying to increase their market share. Emerging markets like China and India are driving most of the recent growth in mobile phone sales.
In telecommunications as in life, no single size or model fits all. It is important to consider different solutions and to
find the best fit, depending on the needs. Before taking any decision, as is often necessary in large-scale projects, it is beneficial to thoroughly analyze the total cost of ownership (TCO) and the return on investment (ROI) of the project.
Resistance is futile! The digital workplace is comingIntranätverk
A better way of working – for people and for organisations – using new ways of working like the digital workplace, is something I feel passionately about. I want to show how the digital workplace can help improve how we work now and the many benefits that have been proven by organisations already. Why would you choose alternatives with these benefits!
Presented by Mark Morrell 22 May at Intranätverk 2013.
Unify is the Atos brand for communication and collaboration solutions. At the core of the Atos Digital Workplace portfolio, Unify technology enables organizations of all sizes to transform the way they collaborate, creating a more connected and productive workforce which can dramatically improve team performance, individual engagement and business efficiency.
IOT/IOP Dalam Pengurusan oleh Dr. Zahrah MokhtarPersatuan Uitm
Pembentangan IOT/IOP Dalam Pengurusan oleh Dr. Zahrah Mokhtar, Mantan Pendaftar UiTM pada Seminar Pengurusan Pentadbir (SePP) 2019 anjuran Anjuran Persatuan Pentadbir UiTM di ILD Bandar Enstek, Negeri Sembilan pada 22 - 24 Disember 2019
Objektif Seminar SePP 2019
1. Menjelaskan dan menerapkan teknik pembentukan dan pelaksanaan Pengurusan Tangkas.
2. Menjelaskan manfaat Internet of Thing (IoT)/Internet of People (IoP) dalam pengurusan.
3. Merealisasikan minda Cepat, Tepat dan Integriti (CTI) - Produktiviti, Kreatviti dan Inovasi (PCI).
4. Mempelajari teknik mengurus imej penampilan profesional serta penekanan dalam tatacara beretika dan adab dalam tugasan dan dalam setiap acara dan urusan.
5. Mempelajari teknik penyampaian dan komunikasi berkesan.
read more
http://ppuitmsa.blogspot.com/2019/11/seminar-pengurusan-pentadbir-2019.html
Seminar on: IT Technology Trends 2014 [20-21 November 2013]IMC Institute
This document outlines an upcoming seminar on technology trends for 2014 in Thailand. The seminar will take place on November 20-21 at the Jasmine Executive Suites Hotel. It will explore the top 10 technology trends for Thailand in 2014 according to IMC Institute, including smartphones/tablets, cloud computing, online consumerization, mobile applications, and big data. Various speakers will discuss each trend and their implications. Attendees will learn how to incorporate emerging technologies into organizational planning and gain insights from industry leaders. The seminar aims to help participants understand the technology landscape and market outlook in Thailand.
Tablets represent the latest innovation to revolutionize how we work by improving mobility. As tablets have become more powerful and integrated into enterprise systems, they are being adopted by many organizations to improve productivity for employees who work both in and out of offices. However, choosing the right devices can be complex given the many options available. It is important to consider factors like security, manageability, support needs, and total cost of ownership to ensure devices meet the needs of the workforce while providing the best value.
This document discusses challenges with hardware-near programming and proposes solutions like object-oriented design, test-driven development, and mocking hardware for testing in C. It provides examples of encapsulating hardware registers in C and writing tests that check register values and function outputs without the physical hardware. The document concludes that while setting up the tools is an initial investment, TDD is possible and helps create safe, maintainable low-level software.
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5. Right now!
Expectation from employees and employer
–
mobiles are going to play a key role in our
working life
6. Right now!
• 45% of our waking hours engaged in
media activities (uk ofcom 2010)
• Gen Y
– 58% of their media and communications time is
on a computer, mobile phone, or other handheld
device
– They check out your technology before deciding
to come and work for you
7. What’s $100 invested in 2004
worth now!
$83
$130
$116
Communication ROI report 2009/10
9. Global distribution of mobiles
http://www.worldmapper.org/display.php?selected=334
http://www.itu.int/dms_pub/itu-d/opb/ind/D-IND-WTDR-2010-PDF-E.pdf
12. Two features……
As mobile devices become more and more PC
like….
– No matter what you view from it looks good
– Blogs become easier to create, view and
contribute to
13. So what does that mean for
employee communicators?
14. Key to success
• Cultural rather than technological
• Leadership who want to engage
employees in real and tangible business
issues
• Don’t over regulate
17. Recent examples
• Global mobile
– Developing interactive mobile news service
for sales people
• Global bank
– Development of interactive knowledge sharing
section of new intranet - accessed via PC
and mobile
• Global logistics
– Truck safety and performance management
18. Conclusions
• Mobile technology creating major tipping point in employee
communications
• Employees expect you to have it
• Top performing companies adopting more quickly
• Sharepoint 2010 setting the pace in large scale companies
• Employee communication strategies need to catch up
20. Thank you and stay in touch
Peter Agertoft
e:peter.agertoft@simply-goodadvice.com
m:+447957 357 854
Editor's Notes
KEB have distributed 6000 smartphones to employees to improve internal communication Novartis have launched Vaxtrack App enabling consumers to manage the vaccination records and other preventive medical activities on their mobile phone
The amount of web traffic using a mobile device has increased by a whopping 1500% in the last two years An estimated 5.8 Billion people will be accessing websites using a mobile device globally by 2014 A year later it is predicted that mobile web traffic will overtake desktop access