The European Collaboration with a Swiss twistBelsoft
The slides of our presentation held at Social Connections 8 in Boston about the implementation of a new collaboration platform for an European insurance conglomerate
We are LinkedTeams (www.linkedteams.com), a Spanish company, headquartered in Madrid, branch offices in UK and India. We are specialized in delivering technology solutions for complex business problems. We have been building Bespoke enterprise web / API / Mobile and Cloud solutions for past 6 years. Moreover, our team is backed up with 20+ years of international IT experience in various sectors. We have enabled IT services for many Spanish customers (Samsung, Philip Morris, Mapfre, Fundacion Secretariado Gitanos etc) and earned many loyal customers across the country.
We established a reliable team of almost 30 highly qualified engineers and we are constantly looking for more challenges, hence we are striving to expand our sales operations and explore new opportunities outside Spain. We are looking for like minded teams where we can associate ourselves and add value to contribute to their growth. Hence we thought of reaching out to you to explore opportunities on partnerships where we can benefit each other by focusing on our strengths.
We are a flexible and efficient team who believe in taking our customer's businesses to the next level. Our differentiation is, we deliver HIGH QUALITY SOFTWARE with EUROPEAN STANDARDS at COMPETITIVE RATES.
- Early Greek poets were aware of their ability to craft narratives and were described as "makers" of their poems, rather than just instruments of the gods. Poetry was seen as having the power to persuade and arouse emotions in listeners.
- Plato was intensely engaged with poetry but ultimately hostile to it in The Republic due to its ability to appeal to emotions and pleasures rather than reason. He viewed poetry as worthless imitation.
- Aristotle's Poetics established poetry as an independent art with its own logic and principles. Unlike Plato, he saw poetry as based on rational skill and believed its imitation and arousal of emotions could benefit learning.
The document discusses key elements of plot structure in fiction, including:
1) The difference between action (events) and plot (the author's sequencing and pacing of events). Plot shapes the reader's response.
2) Common plot structures include chronological order, flashbacks, flashforwards, and mixing up the order of events. Conflict, pace, and resolution of conflicts are also important plot elements.
3) There are typically five parts to a plot: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and conclusion/resolution. The document describes each part in 1-2 sentences. Common plot types include tragedy and comedy.
The DMP Tool provides a centralized location for research data management planning templates based on funder requirements. It offers a CMS-like interface for collaboratively writing, updating, and sharing data management plans. The tool supports the data management planning process through its templates, examples, and information resources. It also has an API that allows other services to integrate its data. However, the DMP Tool itself does not store, share, review, or access research data.
This document provides instructions for completing Schedule E of Form 1040 to report supplemental income and loss from rental real estate, royalties, partnerships, S corporations, estates, trusts, and residual interests in REMICs. Key details include:
- Schedule E is used to report income or loss from various sources including rental real estate, royalties, partnerships, and S corporations.
- Forms that may also need to be filed depending on the type of income include Form 4562 for depreciation, Form 4797 for sales of business property, and Form 8582 for passive activity losses.
- Special rules apply for husband-wife qualified joint ventures treating a jointly owned and operated rental real estate business as
The European Collaboration with a Swiss twistBelsoft
The slides of our presentation held at Social Connections 8 in Boston about the implementation of a new collaboration platform for an European insurance conglomerate
We are LinkedTeams (www.linkedteams.com), a Spanish company, headquartered in Madrid, branch offices in UK and India. We are specialized in delivering technology solutions for complex business problems. We have been building Bespoke enterprise web / API / Mobile and Cloud solutions for past 6 years. Moreover, our team is backed up with 20+ years of international IT experience in various sectors. We have enabled IT services for many Spanish customers (Samsung, Philip Morris, Mapfre, Fundacion Secretariado Gitanos etc) and earned many loyal customers across the country.
We established a reliable team of almost 30 highly qualified engineers and we are constantly looking for more challenges, hence we are striving to expand our sales operations and explore new opportunities outside Spain. We are looking for like minded teams where we can associate ourselves and add value to contribute to their growth. Hence we thought of reaching out to you to explore opportunities on partnerships where we can benefit each other by focusing on our strengths.
We are a flexible and efficient team who believe in taking our customer's businesses to the next level. Our differentiation is, we deliver HIGH QUALITY SOFTWARE with EUROPEAN STANDARDS at COMPETITIVE RATES.
- Early Greek poets were aware of their ability to craft narratives and were described as "makers" of their poems, rather than just instruments of the gods. Poetry was seen as having the power to persuade and arouse emotions in listeners.
- Plato was intensely engaged with poetry but ultimately hostile to it in The Republic due to its ability to appeal to emotions and pleasures rather than reason. He viewed poetry as worthless imitation.
- Aristotle's Poetics established poetry as an independent art with its own logic and principles. Unlike Plato, he saw poetry as based on rational skill and believed its imitation and arousal of emotions could benefit learning.
The document discusses key elements of plot structure in fiction, including:
1) The difference between action (events) and plot (the author's sequencing and pacing of events). Plot shapes the reader's response.
2) Common plot structures include chronological order, flashbacks, flashforwards, and mixing up the order of events. Conflict, pace, and resolution of conflicts are also important plot elements.
3) There are typically five parts to a plot: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and conclusion/resolution. The document describes each part in 1-2 sentences. Common plot types include tragedy and comedy.
The DMP Tool provides a centralized location for research data management planning templates based on funder requirements. It offers a CMS-like interface for collaboratively writing, updating, and sharing data management plans. The tool supports the data management planning process through its templates, examples, and information resources. It also has an API that allows other services to integrate its data. However, the DMP Tool itself does not store, share, review, or access research data.
This document provides instructions for completing Schedule E of Form 1040 to report supplemental income and loss from rental real estate, royalties, partnerships, S corporations, estates, trusts, and residual interests in REMICs. Key details include:
- Schedule E is used to report income or loss from various sources including rental real estate, royalties, partnerships, and S corporations.
- Forms that may also need to be filed depending on the type of income include Form 4562 for depreciation, Form 4797 for sales of business property, and Form 8582 for passive activity losses.
- Special rules apply for husband-wife qualified joint ventures treating a jointly owned and operated rental real estate business as
Chad T Martin Ignite Presentation SlideshowChad T Martin
The document discusses the benefits of committed relationships without marriage, including enjoying life together, sharing financial goals and objectives, emotional closeness and commitment to one another, companionship and happiness, mutual support, understanding through communication and trust, bonding through family vacations, having a family and home together, loyalty and honesty, and finding commitment, love and happiness.
This study examines urinary N-acetyl β-D-glucosaminidase (NAG) as an early biomarker for detecting renal tubular damage in type 2 diabetes mellitus patients at risk for diabetic nephropathy. 991 patients were divided into 8 groups based on diabetes status and duration, albuminuria levels, and presence of nephropathy. Urinary and serum NAG levels increased with longer diabetes duration and worsening albuminuria/nephropathy. A urinary NAG cutoff of 3 U/L differentiated patients with 10+ years of diabetes, microalbuminuria, and nephropathy from controls, with high specificity and sensitivity. The study concludes urinary NAG can
This document discusses different types of narration and point of view in fiction. It describes how narration involves both a narrator's voice and the focalization or perspective through which events are viewed. There are three main types of third-person narration: omniscient, limited, and objective. Omniscient narration has access to multiple characters' thoughts, limited narration restricts perspective to one focal character, and objective narration suggests thoughts indirectly. First-person narration adopts the perspective of a character within the story, while unreliable narrators can produce irony by having flawed perspectives. Understanding narration and point of view is essential for interpreting a story.
This document discusses fiction, including stories, narratives, and different types of fictional works. It explores how stories help people make sense of their experiences and the world. Fiction is defined as imaginary stories or narratives about fictional people and events. When reading fiction, it is important to pay attention to clues about characters, settings, and any changes in the narrative. Key concepts discussed include distinguishing between different types of stories based on their format, length, and whether they are based on true events or are completely invented.
Business in the Community and Social Enterprise UK have joined forces to bring together a fabulous selection of Christmas gifts for everyone. Behind each tempting offer is a business with a purpose, from helping people overseas access clean water, to creating jobs and education opportunities in deprived communities in the UK.
Buy Social this Christmas for perfect presents and a better world.
The document lists the members of a group for a school project including Juliana Alzate, Cristian Roa, Carlos Rubio, James Hinestroza, and Ferney Mendivelso. The group's theme is "We rely on alcohol to mean it's bad" and they are 10th grade students at Educational Institution Liceo Santa Margarita in the year 2013.
This document contains a website URL repeated multiple times. The URL www.nordicintranets.com is listed on each line without any other text or context provided. The document does not contain any other information beyond repeating this single website address.
Scholarly Publishing with Omeka - part 1: Local installationBrian Zelip
Omeka is an open-source web publishing platform that can be used for scholarly publishing. It has a modular structure of sites, exhibits, sections, pages and items. To install Omeka locally, you need a MAMP or WAMP package to provide the required AMP stack and then you configure a database, install Omeka, and can optionally add plugins to support scholarly publishing functions. Popular web hosts are also supported as an alternative to local installation.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
The document provides biographical information about Jane Austen, an English novelist from the late 18th/early 19th century. It discusses that she was from a lower gentry family, was educated at home primarily by her father and brothers, and began writing at a young age. Her novels such as Pride and Prejudice have become classics and are still widely read today for their wit and social commentary on marriage and class in Regency England.
Etika adalah sikap dan norma sosial yang dipelajari untuk membantu perkembangan seseorang. Contoh etika di sekolah adalah menyapa guru dan teman serta bergaul dengan teman tentang hal yang menarik. Beretika penting bagi semua orang termasuk murid karena tanpa etika seseorang tidak memiliki teladan.
The document discusses some key features of the early novel as identified by Ian Watt. It notes that early novelists like Defoe, Richardson, and Fielding rejected traditional plots found in earlier works and instead focused on individual experiences. Their novels also placed characters in specific environments and time periods, gave characters realistic names, and paid great attention to individualizing characters and backgrounds. This reflected a growing cultural value on originality and independent thought over conformity to tradition.
The document discusses the rise of the English novel in the 18th century. It notes that while earlier forms of stories and romances existed, the novel emerged as a new art form for the growing middle class and commercial publishing. The novel focused on realistic depictions of ordinary life rather than the unrealistic escapism of previous romances. This realism developed alongside the breakdown of feudalism and rise of individual freedom brought by the English revolution in the 17th century. The great 18th century English novelists like Defoe, Richardson, Fielding and Sterne helped establish the novel by attempting to combine realistic stories with moral significance.
Sir Philip Sidney wrote his critical treatise "An Apology for Poetry" in 1580 in response to a work attacking poetry and plays. The Apology was not published until after Sidney's death in 1595. In the Apology, Sidney argues that poetry is an art of imitation that teaches and delights by representing reality in a heightened way. He compares poetry favorably to history for being less tied to facts and philosophy for being less abstract. Sidney believes poetry is most effective at moving readers to virtue by combining the liveliness of history with the ethical focus of philosophy.
Literature is defined as imaginative or creative writing that has artistic value. It awakens readers to the richness of language and enhances command of language and sensitivity to its effects. There are two ways to categorize literature - by historical and cultural context, and by formal features such as genre. Genre refers to a particular style or category of artistic works characterized by form, style, or purpose. The largest genres are fiction, poetry, drama, and nonfiction prose, with subgenres like novels, short stories, biographies within these categories.
The document discusses various sensors used in vehicles. It describes sensors that provide inputs for engine management systems, emission controls, transmission controls, suspension controls, antilock braking, tire monitoring, driver assistance features like adaptive cruise control and collision avoidance. The sensors measure engine speed, manifold pressure, knocks, fuel flow, temperature, speed, pressure, position, acceleration. Proper sensing allows for advanced vehicle systems but sensors must be robust, precise and inexpensive to implement in mass production vehicles. Sensors discussed include Hall effect, piezoelectric, silicon strain gauges, capacitive, inductive, accelerometers, cameras.
This document provides an overview and proposal for designing an intranet for IRC (International Rescue Committee). It summarizes Idean's services, experience developing intranets, and proposes conducting user research and design work. The proposal outlines interviewing IRC staff, creating user personas and prototypes, developing a content strategy and information architecture, and implementing a phased approach over 14 weeks for $165,220. The intranet aims to improve collaboration and knowledge sharing across IRC's global offices, volunteers, and partners.
realizing human-centric innovation around public services
From data collector to co-researcher - how to successfully collaborate with society
Delivered to UNIC CityLab 10 November 2022, 10:00-12:00, https://unic.eu/en
Chad T Martin Ignite Presentation SlideshowChad T Martin
The document discusses the benefits of committed relationships without marriage, including enjoying life together, sharing financial goals and objectives, emotional closeness and commitment to one another, companionship and happiness, mutual support, understanding through communication and trust, bonding through family vacations, having a family and home together, loyalty and honesty, and finding commitment, love and happiness.
This study examines urinary N-acetyl β-D-glucosaminidase (NAG) as an early biomarker for detecting renal tubular damage in type 2 diabetes mellitus patients at risk for diabetic nephropathy. 991 patients were divided into 8 groups based on diabetes status and duration, albuminuria levels, and presence of nephropathy. Urinary and serum NAG levels increased with longer diabetes duration and worsening albuminuria/nephropathy. A urinary NAG cutoff of 3 U/L differentiated patients with 10+ years of diabetes, microalbuminuria, and nephropathy from controls, with high specificity and sensitivity. The study concludes urinary NAG can
This document discusses different types of narration and point of view in fiction. It describes how narration involves both a narrator's voice and the focalization or perspective through which events are viewed. There are three main types of third-person narration: omniscient, limited, and objective. Omniscient narration has access to multiple characters' thoughts, limited narration restricts perspective to one focal character, and objective narration suggests thoughts indirectly. First-person narration adopts the perspective of a character within the story, while unreliable narrators can produce irony by having flawed perspectives. Understanding narration and point of view is essential for interpreting a story.
This document discusses fiction, including stories, narratives, and different types of fictional works. It explores how stories help people make sense of their experiences and the world. Fiction is defined as imaginary stories or narratives about fictional people and events. When reading fiction, it is important to pay attention to clues about characters, settings, and any changes in the narrative. Key concepts discussed include distinguishing between different types of stories based on their format, length, and whether they are based on true events or are completely invented.
Business in the Community and Social Enterprise UK have joined forces to bring together a fabulous selection of Christmas gifts for everyone. Behind each tempting offer is a business with a purpose, from helping people overseas access clean water, to creating jobs and education opportunities in deprived communities in the UK.
Buy Social this Christmas for perfect presents and a better world.
The document lists the members of a group for a school project including Juliana Alzate, Cristian Roa, Carlos Rubio, James Hinestroza, and Ferney Mendivelso. The group's theme is "We rely on alcohol to mean it's bad" and they are 10th grade students at Educational Institution Liceo Santa Margarita in the year 2013.
This document contains a website URL repeated multiple times. The URL www.nordicintranets.com is listed on each line without any other text or context provided. The document does not contain any other information beyond repeating this single website address.
Scholarly Publishing with Omeka - part 1: Local installationBrian Zelip
Omeka is an open-source web publishing platform that can be used for scholarly publishing. It has a modular structure of sites, exhibits, sections, pages and items. To install Omeka locally, you need a MAMP or WAMP package to provide the required AMP stack and then you configure a database, install Omeka, and can optionally add plugins to support scholarly publishing functions. Popular web hosts are also supported as an alternative to local installation.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
The document provides biographical information about Jane Austen, an English novelist from the late 18th/early 19th century. It discusses that she was from a lower gentry family, was educated at home primarily by her father and brothers, and began writing at a young age. Her novels such as Pride and Prejudice have become classics and are still widely read today for their wit and social commentary on marriage and class in Regency England.
Etika adalah sikap dan norma sosial yang dipelajari untuk membantu perkembangan seseorang. Contoh etika di sekolah adalah menyapa guru dan teman serta bergaul dengan teman tentang hal yang menarik. Beretika penting bagi semua orang termasuk murid karena tanpa etika seseorang tidak memiliki teladan.
The document discusses some key features of the early novel as identified by Ian Watt. It notes that early novelists like Defoe, Richardson, and Fielding rejected traditional plots found in earlier works and instead focused on individual experiences. Their novels also placed characters in specific environments and time periods, gave characters realistic names, and paid great attention to individualizing characters and backgrounds. This reflected a growing cultural value on originality and independent thought over conformity to tradition.
The document discusses the rise of the English novel in the 18th century. It notes that while earlier forms of stories and romances existed, the novel emerged as a new art form for the growing middle class and commercial publishing. The novel focused on realistic depictions of ordinary life rather than the unrealistic escapism of previous romances. This realism developed alongside the breakdown of feudalism and rise of individual freedom brought by the English revolution in the 17th century. The great 18th century English novelists like Defoe, Richardson, Fielding and Sterne helped establish the novel by attempting to combine realistic stories with moral significance.
Sir Philip Sidney wrote his critical treatise "An Apology for Poetry" in 1580 in response to a work attacking poetry and plays. The Apology was not published until after Sidney's death in 1595. In the Apology, Sidney argues that poetry is an art of imitation that teaches and delights by representing reality in a heightened way. He compares poetry favorably to history for being less tied to facts and philosophy for being less abstract. Sidney believes poetry is most effective at moving readers to virtue by combining the liveliness of history with the ethical focus of philosophy.
Literature is defined as imaginative or creative writing that has artistic value. It awakens readers to the richness of language and enhances command of language and sensitivity to its effects. There are two ways to categorize literature - by historical and cultural context, and by formal features such as genre. Genre refers to a particular style or category of artistic works characterized by form, style, or purpose. The largest genres are fiction, poetry, drama, and nonfiction prose, with subgenres like novels, short stories, biographies within these categories.
The document discusses various sensors used in vehicles. It describes sensors that provide inputs for engine management systems, emission controls, transmission controls, suspension controls, antilock braking, tire monitoring, driver assistance features like adaptive cruise control and collision avoidance. The sensors measure engine speed, manifold pressure, knocks, fuel flow, temperature, speed, pressure, position, acceleration. Proper sensing allows for advanced vehicle systems but sensors must be robust, precise and inexpensive to implement in mass production vehicles. Sensors discussed include Hall effect, piezoelectric, silicon strain gauges, capacitive, inductive, accelerometers, cameras.
This document provides an overview and proposal for designing an intranet for IRC (International Rescue Committee). It summarizes Idean's services, experience developing intranets, and proposes conducting user research and design work. The proposal outlines interviewing IRC staff, creating user personas and prototypes, developing a content strategy and information architecture, and implementing a phased approach over 14 weeks for $165,220. The intranet aims to improve collaboration and knowledge sharing across IRC's global offices, volunteers, and partners.
realizing human-centric innovation around public services
From data collector to co-researcher - how to successfully collaborate with society
Delivered to UNIC CityLab 10 November 2022, 10:00-12:00, https://unic.eu/en
Introduction to GeoNetwork and GeoCat Bridge - teknologiforum Oslo 11-2012Jeroen Ticheler
GeoNetwork is open source software for publishing and managing spatial metadata. It was created in 2000 and is developed by an international community. Key features include comprehensive metadata editing, support for ISO and OGC standards, and acting as a catalog for spatial data infrastructures. The software is used nationally in countries like the Netherlands and Switzerland. An upcoming new version will have improved functionality, a redesigned interface, and support for custom metadata profiles through plugins.
Case Ericsson: How governance helped us Intranätverk
The document discusses the governance framework that Ericsson implemented to manage their transition to a new intranet system. It established roles like Web Managers, forums, and boards to oversee content, provide support, and make decisions across the organization. The transition started in 2010 and is ongoing, with governance evolving from an initial outline to establishing roles, forums, and processes to guide decentralization and handle over 150,000 employees across 180 countries. Lessons include managing change across teams, designating change managers, and holding recurring governance meetings.
- FI-WARE provides a set of Generic Enablers (GEs) that comprise a technological platform for developing future internet applications, with GEs offering open APIs and supporting interoperability.
- The FI-Lab provides developers access to technologies by hosting experimental applications and making GEs available as a service or for dedicated deployment, while also supporting projects.
- The document discusses the goals of capturing opportunities from digitalization through the FI-PPP ecosystem centered around the FI-WARE platform and FI-Lab.
The document summarizes a presentation about the FREME project. The FREME project is developing technology and business cases around digital content and linked data. It involves technology providers, business case partners, and dissemination partners. The business cases focus on digital publishing, translation, agriculture data, and website personalization across multiple languages. FREME aims to address gaps in current solutions by developing interfaces and services to enrich content with machine translation, terminology annotation, and linked data.
Freme at feisgiltt 2015 freme use casesFelix Sasaki
The document summarizes a presentation about the FREME project. The FREME project is developing technology and business cases around digital content and linked data. It involves technology providers, business case partners, and dissemination partners. The business cases focus on digital publishing, translation, agriculture data, and website personalization. FREME aims to address challenges around multilingual big data by developing interfaces and services for language technology and linked data.
The FREME project is a two-year Horizon 2020 project that aims to bridge language and data technologies. It involves industry partners leading four business cases around digital content and linked data. The project will develop a set of interfaces for language and data technologies to allow users like content authors and developers to easily integrate these technologies. The interfaces will be designed based on the needs of the business cases in domains like publishing, translation, agriculture, and personalization.
This document provides details on Frank Noort's education, qualifications, languages, professional experience, key skills, career history, assignments, and projects. It outlines his experience as a senior project manager, Agile coach, and transition/transformation manager for various IT implementation projects over the past 12+ years. His background includes Prince 2, PMI, and Agile certifications and he has led complex projects for customers such as IBM, TATA, ABN AMRO, and Jumbo Supermarkets.
The document discusses plans for a new intranet at Philips:
- There are currently over 900 standalone intranets totaling over 123,000 pages, with over 10 million monthly visits and annual outsourced content curation costs of 436,800 hours.
- The new intranet aims to create a personalized, customizable homepage that provides employees easy access to tools and information needed for their jobs.
- It will transition content from separate sites to being organized by topics, to become a more mature content management system.
Slides for the opening welcome talk at the IWMW 2005 event held at the University of Manchester on 6-8 July 2005.
See http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/web-focus/events/workshops/webmaster-2005/talks/welcome/
John Manning has over 15 years of experience as a technical writer and project manager. He has extensive experience authoring documentation for software, machinery, and medical devices. His background includes managing teams and writing content across a variety of formats, including manuals, online help systems, training materials, and promotional documents. He is proficient in XML authoring tools like Madcap Flare and FrameMaker.
'Sustaining project value in Centres of Competence' by Hildelies Balk-Pennington de Jongh of KB National Library of the Netherlands at the CARARE final conference, 8-9 November 2012, Copenhagen, Denmark
This document provides information about the Arctic Innovation Forum event happening on May 31st in Kalix, Sweden. The forum will focus on innovation, smart cities, design thinking, and business innovation. It will include workshops, networking, and panel discussions on topics like digital transformation, industrial skills, test bed environments, and innovation policies. Attendees will receive case materials in advance and participate in hands-on, collaborative activities and debates. The goal is to help connect businesses and discuss challenges and best practices around innovation and sustainability. Presenters will discuss satellite communications and other industry trends.
Toolbox Collaboration Setup For Research Ppt FinalFITT
The document summarizes the CoCoNut and MyBBT projects which aimed to create an optimal collaboration environment for researchers at IBBT. The projects involved analyzing current practices, developing a conceptual model, implementing a collaboration platform called MyBBT using Alfresco, and disseminating the results. MyBBT was launched in October 2009 and provides researchers a single platform for project information and knowledge sharing. The projects were well received and plans include continuous development of MyBBT's features based on user feedback.
The FP7 ICT Programme provides funding for information and communication technology research projects. Eligible participants include research institutions, universities, SMEs and companies from EU member states, associated countries, and some third countries. There are different funding schemes for collaborative projects, targeted research projects, integrated projects, and coordination/support actions. To apply, participants form consortia and submit proposals in response to open calls, with proposals evaluated based on criteria like scientific and technological objectives. Support is available to help find partners and submit successful proposals.
- Europeana has achieved support from various organizations and has nearly 5 million digitized objects online through a partner network of 200 institutions. An object data model and governance model have been designed and a prototype developed. 8 million euros in funding has been secured.
- The vision for 2011 is for Europeana to become an aggregator, distributor, catalyst, innovator, and facilitator that generates revenue. Key goals are to automate ingestion, improve data quality, resolve intellectual property issues, manage user generated content, improve search capabilities, and secure long-term funding.
- Workgroups will focus on legal issues, ensuring user participation, continuing to develop the object and business models, defining policies, and engaging communities
William Loyal is a British IT infrastructure project manager with over 15 years of experience managing large-scale projects. He has a proven track record of successfully delivering projects on schedule and within budget through meticulous planning and management. He is PRINCE2 certified and has managed projects involving infrastructure upgrades, application migrations, and office relocations for companies such as Vodafone, KPMG, Barclays, and Man Investments.
My presentation on the Danish approach to online service delivery and public service delivery in general. Key note at KCC Congress, Bussum (NL), 13 October 2016 http://www.kcc-congres.nl/
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This document discusses a case study of ASSA ABLOY and their use of an intranet system from Nordic Intranets. It lists "CASE: ASSA ABLOY" multiple times, suggesting ASSA ABLOY implemented the intranet system in multiple business units or cases. It then mentions a live demo is available and asks if there are any questions. It concludes by thanking the reader and listing contact information for Olav Törnblom of MillionMind and David Wolgers of ASSA ABLOY, indicating they are available to discuss the case study further.
This document discusses future trends in the digital workplace, including: expanding external collaboration while internal collaboration is hampered by geographic and functional silos; ubiquitous access to work through various devices replacing BYOD; and a shift from technology-centric to people-centric work through intelligent experiences tailored to individuals and their networks. Three key trends are highlighted: 1) an expanding periphery and shrinking core for organizations; 2) ubiquitous access replacing BYOD; and 3) a move from technology-centric to people-centric work.
Det finns enkla sätt att förbättra medarbetarnas upplevelse och förtroende för intranätet utan att byta plattform eller genomföra större teknik- och processförändringar. I denna bloggserie försöker vi samla några korta exempel på dessa och lyfta fram två till tre exempel per inlägg som inspiration.
During the budget session of 2024-25, the finance minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, introduced the “solar Rooftop scheme,” also known as “PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana.” It is a subsidy offered to those who wish to put up solar panels in their homes using domestic power systems. Additionally, adopting photovoltaic technology at home allows you to lower your monthly electricity expenses. Today in this blog we will talk all about what is the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana. How does it work? Who is eligible for this yojana and all the other things related to this scheme?
Presentation by Herman Kienhuis (Curiosity VC) on Investing in AI for ABS Alu...Herman Kienhuis
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The report *State of D2C in India: A Logistics Update* talks about the evolving dynamics of the d2C landscape with a particular focus on how brands navigate the complexities of logistics. Third Party Logistics enablers emerge indispensable partners in facilitating the growth journey of D2C brands, offering cost-effective solutions tailored to their specific needs. As D2C brands continue to expand, they encounter heightened operational complexities with logistics standing out as a significant challenge. Logistics not only represents a substantial cost component for the brands but also directly influences the customer experience. Establishing efficient logistics operations while keeping costs low is therefore a crucial objective for brands. The report highlights how 3PLs are meeting the rising demands of D2C brands, supporting their expansion both online and offline, and paving the way for sustainable, scalable growth in this fast-paced market.
AI Transformation Playbook: Thinking AI-First for Your BusinessArijit Dutta
I dive into how businesses can stay competitive by integrating AI into their core processes. From identifying the right approach to building collaborative teams and recognizing common pitfalls, this guide has got you covered. AI transformation is a journey, and this playbook is here to help you navigate it successfully.
Prescriptive analytics BA4206 Anna University PPTFreelance
Business analysis - Prescriptive analytics Introduction to Prescriptive analytics
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2. Hur Vattenfall arbetar med styrning och
uppföljning av sitt koncernintranät
Nordic Intranet Summit, 24 november 2014
Birgitta Ekman Lissgärde & Markus Grandell
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3. Agenda
1 Vattenfall in brief
2 Vattenfall Intranet history - and today
3 Vattenfall Intranet Steering model
4 KPI framework
5 Next steps
Nordic Intranet Summit | 20141124
4. Agenda
1 Vattenfall in brief
2 Vattenfall Intranet history - and today
3 Vattenfall Intranet Steering model
4 KPI framework
5 Next steps
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5. This is Vattenfall
• 100%-owned by the Swedish state
• Vattenfall’s main markets are:
Nordics, Germany, Netherlands
• Vattenfall also have operations in:
UK, France
• Vattenfall’s main products are:
Electricity, Heat, Gas
• Vattenfall works in all parts of the value chain:
Production, Distribution, Sales and Trading
• Vattenfall produces electricity and heat from
six energy sources:
Hydro, Nuclear, Coal, Wind, Biomass and
Gas
6.2 million electricity customers
32 000 employees in nine countries
25 000 have access to our intranet
19 700 registered users of our social
platform (15 000 already within 6 months)
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6. Agenda
1 Vattenfall in brief
2 Vattenfall Intranet history - and today
3 Vattenfall Intranet Steering model
4 KPI framework
5 Next steps
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7. History of Vattenfall Intranet
25 intranets
• 55 000 pages
• No common design or
concept
• Decentralised content
maintenance
• No common channel for
Group wide or cross-border
messages
One Common Intranet in several
languages
• 18 000 pages in five languages
• Centralised content maintenance
• ABC-model for content handling on
different levels
• Common governance model
• One-way-communication mainly
Social intranet supports
collaboration and crowd-sourcing
• Launch of People finder and
ConnectUs
• 19 700 registered ConnectUs
users, 75% of top managers
• 1 400 groups
• Two-way communication
2007 2011 2013
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11. Best practise examples & Success stories 1 (5)
Sharing knowledge and exchange ideas.
~2000 members
Filling a communication gap that was requested.
~510 members.
Reaching out to get valuable input.
Organisational group.
Customer service manager in Netherlands communicating
to the employees.
~840 members
Support group
More than 1700 members.
Support group
HR Direct Information group embedded to intranet page.
Support group
Common Document management system.
~270 members
12. Agenda
1 Vattenfall in brief
2 Vattenfall Intranet history - and today
3 Vattenfall Intranet Steering model
4 KPI framework
5 Next steps
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13. Four main principles for Vattenfall Intranet operations
Balance between
the three cornerstones
Collaboration &
knowledge sharing
Clear strategy for
development
Today Tomorrow Future
1
2
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Local coordination of stakeholders
Language
responsibl
Language
responsibl
Language
e
responsible
e
LS - HR LS - BU LS - XX
IO IO IO IO IO IO
3
4
Group wide
Regional/SF
A
B1
BU BU BU BU
B2
C
ABC-model
Governance
14. The overall steering model of Vattenfall Intranet
Tools
IT-strategy
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Steering principles
The Steering group of the Vattenfall intranet decides upon larger
changes of the concept and about future development. They assure
that the development of the Intranet is based on business demands
and works as an advisory board for the intranet owner. Chairperson
is the Intranet owner.
Head of Internal web prepares the meetings and is responsible for
documenting and communicating decisions from the meeting.
Head of Internal web is responsible for executing decisions taken by
the Steering board.
The Intranet corner stones
Development and execution
The intranet is managed by the concept management process and
the content management process.
Concept management is to secure and assure that new development
is kept within existing framework. It is also to revise and change the
concept if needed and communicate these changes to the defined
stakeholders.
Content management is to secure that the right information is
published to the right target group in the most efficient way
Framework for the web
New Request
Within
framework
15. Overview of our instructions
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Vattenfall Intranet strategy
FI 221
(former GI24)
Internal communications
strategy
Strategies
Functional
instruction FI221
Appendices
Guidance
Vattenfall Intranet Web
Profile
Vattenfall Intranet
concept description
Our main stakeholders where
the intranet has an impact for
their business, mostly within
Communications but also
outside
Information owners, our main stakeholders, web editors, ”anyone who orders something”
15
Vattenfall Digital strategy
Vattenfall Intranet
Handbook
Manuals Vattenfall Intranet Hub Web editors
Stakeholders where the intranet has
an impact for their business, mostly
within Communications but also
outside.
”End-users”, IT-developers (internal),
external suppliers
“Vattenfall Brand strategy”
Our main stakeholders where
the intranet has an impact for
their business, mostly within
Communications but also
outside
Vattenfall Intranet user
manuals + instructions
End-users
16. Clear strategy for implementation (action plan 2013 – 2015)
• People finder
• Collaboration platform
• Improve news process and reach
• Pilot - Find new ways to
communicate news
• Improve governance model
• Pilot mobile intranet, step 1
• Implement a content life cycle
model
2013 2014 2015
Vattenfal l Intranet
Our Workplace
• Mobile intranet
• Enterprise search
• Digitalize business services, tools
& processes
• Improve and support
communicative leadership, the
primary daily tool for all managers
• Stimulate user-generated content
• Full integration/alignment of the
com channels
• “Bring your own device”
possibilities
• Virtual office - “Connect Us 3.0”,
integration of 3D working rooms
with auto translations and CU will
also be your competence coach
• No boundaries - Seamless
integration of applications and
collaboration in the intranet.
• Artificial intelligence – voice
control search engine via all
devices
• Real time KPI follow-up and
strategy visualisation
• Availability for all employees
• The Personal Assistant (support
with daily tasks)
• Full tool/self-service integration
and easy to add on new ones
• Dynamic menu
• 2-clicks-to-everything
• Offline versioning via all devices
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Currently
under review
17. Digital workplace strategy roadmap
2015
2016
2017
Culture/attitude shift
Maximize value of
current investments
Mobile intranet 2.0, with
business tools * & simple self-service
**
“Vattenfall University” 0.1
E-learning hub on intranet
Increase findability
Enhance ConnectUs usage
Increase speed, by agile way
of working with IT
Strive to go beyond text, by
user-generated videos,
podcast and images
Digital Workplace pre-study
Digital workplace step 1
Digital Workplace 1.0
Improved concept for the
startpage, revised content &
navigation. New design.
Collaborate and share
knowledge with external
stakeholders ***
“Innovation as a service”,
Mobile intranet - Full business
tools integration
Digital workplace fully in
place
Digital workplace 2.0, incl.
easy access to tools and
services anytime, anywhere
from any device
Learning organisation 4.0 **,
- Knowledge sharing platform
- Increase awareness and part
of your daily work
“Vattenfall University” 1.0 **,
incl. book courses, get
recommendations and E-learning
platform.
Our Digita l Workplace
* = Business
** = HR
*** = IT
18. Communication with stakeholders on different levels
The information owners’ needs are coordinated through local
stakeholders and language responsibles (Nordic, Germany, Netherlands)
Head of IW
LS - HR LS - BU LS - XX
IO IO IO IO IO IO
Language responsible
• Guidance and support to local stakeholders and end-users
• Coordinates meetings and secures that the local
stakeholders are aware of the possibilities with the intranet
Local stakeholders (LS)
• Are responsible for the target group within the area, to
ensure coordination of their needs, demands and wishes
regarding content and functionalities
• Coordinate information owners’ needs
Information owners (IO)
• Are responsible for ensuring that content on the page that
he/she owns is up to date and written for the web
• Work with findability (e.g. by specification of keywords)
• Hand over ownership if change of position
• Classify the content in terms of C2, C3
Language
responsible
Language
resLpaonngsuibalgee
responsible
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19. Our content management structure
A
B
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Group-wide
BD
BU BU BU BU
B
C
A = Structure is the same in all languages
Content is the same in all languages, translated and visible.
Changes of content is decided by A-content owner
Changes of structure is decided by the concept owner
B =Structure is the same in all languages.
Content may vary due to local conditions
Changes of content is defined and decided by the information
owners.
Changes of structure is decided by the concept owner
C = local content, local language. Structure and content is decided
by the information owner.
Decisions to make:
Only relevant for the location?
Only relevant for the country (ex Sweden news,
Danish news)?
For the Business unit and should be translated if
needed depending on language policy (ex BU
Wind, BU Heat)?
For all employees and should be translated to all
languages?
20. Example structure level 1- 4 under About Vattenfall
2.1 Facts & figures
2.1.4 Our
business
2.2 Strategy &
governance
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Chart Title
2.1.1 Basic facts
2.1.2 Corporate
social responsibility (CSR)
2.1 3 Our
standpoints
2.1.4.1
Generation
2.1.4.2
Sales
2.1.4.3
Gas
2.1.4.4+5
Heat
2.1.4.6
Distribution
2.1.4.7
Energy trading
2.1.5 Products
& sevices
2.1.6 Financial
information
2.2.1 Vision
& strategic direction
2.2.2 Vattenfall
governance
2.2.4 Vattenfall brand
2.3 Organisation
2.3.1 Board
2.3.2 CEO
2.3.3 Executive Group
Management
2.3.4 Group
Staff Functions
2.3.5 BD Asset
Development
2.3.6 BD Production
2.3.7 BD AOT
2.3.8 BD Distribution
& Sales
2.3.9 BD Renewables
2.3.10 Shared Service
Centre
2.3.11 Country
Representation
2.4 Key areas
2.4.1 Environment
2.4.2 R&D
2.4.3 IT
2.4.4 Procurement
2.4.5 Security
2.5 Projects
2.5.1 Special topics
& projects A-Z
2.6 Locations
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
Germany
Netherlands
Poland
Sweden
United
Kingdom
2. About Vattenfall
23. Agenda
1 Vattenfall in brief
2 Vattenfall Intranet history - and today
3 Vattenfall Intranet Steering model
4 KPI framework
5 Next steps
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24. Current KPI-framework is based on the business case
for One Common Intranet
Green
savings,
Cost
and
Accumulated
(EUR)
2,500,730
1,297,939
3,000,000
2,500,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
500,000
-‐
(500,000)
(1,000,000)
(1,500,000)
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Green
Savings
KPI-framework which covers the three most
prioritized business objectives
1. Secure that employees are well informed
Measured by:
Intranet reach
News and video consumption
2. Improve employee efficiency
Measured by:
Widget click through rate
Search click through rate
3. Cost efficient intranet maintenance
Measured by:
Page usage, non-visited pages
Number of requests
=
Quality visits
Target: 50%
49%
25. KPI framework – Secure that employees are well informed
Overall status
The overall status is
calculated from the
average status of the
corresponding sub-objectives
Target reach
99%
Intranet reach
A quality visit is a visit that lasts long enough (>60 secs)
to receive information.
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=
Quality visits
Target: 50%
49%
Intranet reach
Quality visits
Target 50,0%
Achievement 49,0%
26. KPI framework – Secure that employees are well informed
News consumption trend
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Øystein Løseth on the
scorecards results 2012
Vattenfall and unions agree
on how to handle staff
reductions in Sweden
8 271 visits
32 visits
Feb March April
Total number of
published VF news
items
26 18 24
Number of business
related VF news items 7 7 9
Total number of news
item visits 38 355 127.348 113.696
The news consumption is a measurement of the overall news reading
regarding group wide news (Vattenfall news, CEO letter, Vattenfall
studio) and should be stable or growing.
Most and least visited business related news
Total number of new item visits Total number of published news items
47
32 29
21 25 29
37 32
7
26
18
24
96.535
114.246
76.799 78.424
98.193
119.365
101.490
73.805
35.813 38.355
127.348 113.696
May June July August Sept October November December January February Mar April
27. KPI framework – Global news vs local news
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28. KPI framework - Video view time
May Page
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views
Video time
* seconds
Average
view time
Average view
time %
Renewables’ first quarter highlights 297 250 102,67 41,07%
Q1 result and towards increased customer centricity 940 382 164,84
43,15%
VAR increases the project performance 781 263 147,39 56,04%
Energy for wintersports, epiode 4 501 201 114,85 57,14%
Energy for wintersports, episode 3 989 181 97,95 54,12%
CEO Øystein Løseth on the first quarter report 2012 2365 193 166,50 86,27%
Acting CFO on the first quarter report 2012 422 213 186,88 87,74%
29. KPI framework - Improve employee efficiency
Search engine efficiency
When a search is made, the result is valuable to the
employee if he clicks on a link. A high click-through rate
proves good search engine efficiency
25%
Overall status
The overall status is
calculated from the
average status of the
corresponding sub-objectives
Target reach
33%
Search engine efficiency
Search result click-through rate
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Personalisation efficiency
A high widget click-through rate show us that the tools
for personalisation are used by the employees.
=
Target 80,0%
Achievement 42,0%
Widget click-through rate
Target: 25%
=
Personalisation efficiency
Widget click-through rate
Target 25,0%
Achievement 79,0%
Search result click-through rate
Target: 80%
42%
20%
30. KPI framework: Cost efficient intranet maintenance
Overall status
The overall status is
calculated from the
average status of the
corresponding sub-objectives
Target reach
23 %
Content usage
Low number of non-visited pages indicates that the
content is relevant and useful to the employees.
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Non-visited pages
Target: 15% Total number of pages on the live site:
=
35%
Non-visited pages
Content volume
The change in number of public pages shows the
growth of the intranet. It should be kept on a level that
indicates that the content is up-to-date and that most
of the content is used.
17 688
Of these pages not visited:
6 008
Change in number of pages
since last month: - 7
Target 15,0%
Achievement 35,0%
31. Agenda
1 Vattenfall in brief
2 Vattenfall Intranet history - and today
3 Vattenfall Intranet Steering model
4 KPI framework
5 Next steps
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32. KPI –framework, yesterday, now and tomorrow
• 2007-2011
Focus to measure number of visits for the different intranets. Input was given on
what pages to migrate to the new framework and what to skip.
• 2011-2014
KPI framework was created in order show fulfilment of the investment for One
Common Intranet and to give input to further improvements of the concept.
Mostly focusing on communication related issues such as news consumption.
• 2014-
A new KPI framework to be developed in order to act as our compass when
moving towards the Digital Workplace. The KPI framework will include business
targets such as number calls to self service functions, ConnectUs usage vs e-mails
and page usage.
- Qualitative data such as feedback from employee panels will be combined with
quantitative data.
.
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33. Example of new KPI-framework: Top 30 SE/DE
Ranking SE
Ranking DE
Title
Clicks
Verktyg & tjänster 11806
Att arbeta på Vattenfall 10745
Lediga jobb 8299
HR Guiden 7356
Vägledning & instruktioner 5295
Om Vattenfall 4662
Nordic Business Portal 3982
Lön och förmåner 3764
Privat 3719
Performance mgmt 3688
Nyheter 3643
Utbildning PID 2362
Finance Direct 1917
Personalbil 1774
Magnus Hall 1590
Avtal och blanketter 1461
Anställning 1193
Stora företag 1192
IT Support 1133
Friskvårdsbidraget 1104
Karriär 1100
Förmåner 1092
Semester och annan frånvaro 1059
Arbetsfria dagar 1059
Lön och ersättningar 917
Arbetstider 914
Hälsa & Arbetsmiljö 914
Behörigheter SAP ERP & MySAP Utilities 837
Instruktioner och mallar för Finance 785
Resor Top40
Title
Clicks
1
Service
68810
2
Arbeiten bei Vattenfall
31684
3
Betriebsrestaurant
29315
4
Wetter
21829
5
Marktplatz
19370
6
Für uns
17489
7
Job-Suche
14703
8
News
10386
9
Presseschau
9876
10
Über Vattenfall
8677
11
Bibliothek
5913
12
Presse
5791
13
Günstig einkaufen
5720
14
Links ins Internet
4884
15
Karriere
4745
16
BU Lignite
4610
17
Standorte
2765
18
MS Office-Vorlagen
2535
19
Deutschland
2510
20
Reisen
2409
21
Reiseportal
2304
22
Tools & services
Betriebsrat & Vereinbarungen
2125
23
Organisation
1873
24
IT Support
1805
25
Rekrutieren
1782
26
Ideen online eingeben
1686
27
Bestellen
1576
28
Trainingskatalog
1552
29
RUDI
1492
Tools & services
HR
Finance
Instructions
HR
News
Instructions
34. To think about when developing KPI-frameworks
• Define why you measure a certain area and what the actions could be after
analysis
• Skip “stable KPI:s” such as page visits on an intranet or results that never
change
• Make the reporting as simple as possible. The focus should be on time spent on
analysis and not time spent on creating reports.
• Complement with other types of measures such as user surveys, usability tests
or employee panels
• Make sure that the reports are easy to understand, also for upper management
• Create processes for distribution of reports
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The goal is to get as many as possible on-board to maximize the power of a social platform.
Keeping the threshold down for joining has been key.
Selecting a Simple tool rather than a function-rich tool.
Single-sign-on
Everyone to be able to start groups
...but with Guidelines to keep things Sweet and polite
Many groups have been created and I wish to mention a few success stories and best practise areas
Support groups (such as ConnectUs support, Livelink, HR Direct)
Office/Facility information (Arenastaden)
Organisationl groups (Manager or department groups)
Answers to
Are we reaching most of the employees on a monthly basis?
Are the employees using the intranet?
Definitions
A Visit starts when a visitor enters the intranet and ends when the visitor leaves or has been idle for 30 minutes.
A Unique Visitor is technically a unique browser. Unique browsers are identified by cookies. There are some error sources which have impact on the interpretation of this number:
Difference in cookie handling (not allowing/deleting)
Employees using multiple browsers (computers)
Groups of employees using the same broswer (computer)
A Quality Visit is a visit that lasts long enough (>30 seconds) to recieve information.
Answers to
How well is the search function at the intranet performing?
Is the search result useful for the employees?
Definition
The Search Result Click-through Rate is the number of clicks at a search result devided by the number of searches performed
Answers to
Do we have a well-balanced content volume at the intranet?
Definition
The Number of Public Pages on the live site is the total number of pages available for the intranet users.