The document provides personal and historical information about the date of the author's birth, September 12, 1995. It lists popular toys, games, movies, television shows and music from that year. Additional details include Bill Clinton being president, news events such as a US space shuttle docking with a Russian space station, and prices for common items like postage stamps, gas, and housing.
Real-World Challenges of Real-Time Social AnalyticsAttensity
In this 40 minute presentation, Attensity’s CTO, Ian Hersey, speaks about the challenges and critical benefits of real-time social media analytics. Real-world examples further illustrate the types of insights that natural-language-processing is capable of discovering.
Recorded at the 2012 Social Media Analytics Summit, some of the topics covered are:
- How people have become “human sensors” about all kinds of news
- The limitations of insights pulled from the Twitter stream
- The success of predictions based on social media data
- The application of natural language processing in social analytics
This document discusses emotional intelligence and its benefits. It suggests that developing emotional intelligence can help one collaborate better with teams, advance in their career, be more productive, feel more satisfied, and make better decisions. It also provides examples of companies that saw increased productivity, market share, and profits from employees improving their emotional intelligence. The document will help readers understand emotional intelligence and the two levels of communication, as well as recognizing primary emotions within themselves and others to improve self-awareness and relationships.
Attensity Analyze 6.0 introduces new features for leveraging customer conversations as a business asset including over 100 out-of-the-box reports and dashboards, an improved ad-hoc exploration environment, advanced analytics, and portability enhancements. Key highlights include an ad hoc reporting wizard to easily create customized dashboards, over 350 installations worldwide, and new additions to Attensity's natural language processing capabilities like handling idioms and understanding new sub-concepts. The presentation provides an overview of Attensity Analyze 6.0 and instructions for ordering and migrating to the new version.
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Web 2.0 refers to websites that allow users to interact and collaborate to contribute content, as opposed to non-interactive websites where users can only passively view information. Examples include social networking sites, video sharing sites, wikis, blogs, and mashups. The term was coined in 1999 and began rising in popularity in 2004 when the first Web 2.0 conference was held. Key characteristics of Web 2.0 include using the network as a platform, participation and flocking by users, radical trust between users, and leveraging metadata for scalability. Technologies that power Web 2.0 include Ajax, Flash, and JavaScript frameworks. Web 2.0 is used in domains like blogging, social networking, publishing
The document provides information about various aspects of France such as its flag, major cities, attractions in Paris, French cuisine, museums, sporting events, beaches, castles, gardens, rivers, vineyards, statues, mountains, and arches. It notes that France's capital is Paris and its other major cities include Bordeaux and Lyon. It describes some of Paris' most famous attractions like the Eiffel Tower and mentions that France is one of the most visited countries by tourists each year.
The document provides personal and historical information about the date of the author's birth, September 12, 1995. It lists popular toys, games, movies, television shows and music from that year. Additional details include Bill Clinton being president, news events such as a US space shuttle docking with a Russian space station, and prices for common items like postage stamps, gas, and housing.
Real-World Challenges of Real-Time Social AnalyticsAttensity
In this 40 minute presentation, Attensity’s CTO, Ian Hersey, speaks about the challenges and critical benefits of real-time social media analytics. Real-world examples further illustrate the types of insights that natural-language-processing is capable of discovering.
Recorded at the 2012 Social Media Analytics Summit, some of the topics covered are:
- How people have become “human sensors” about all kinds of news
- The limitations of insights pulled from the Twitter stream
- The success of predictions based on social media data
- The application of natural language processing in social analytics
This document discusses emotional intelligence and its benefits. It suggests that developing emotional intelligence can help one collaborate better with teams, advance in their career, be more productive, feel more satisfied, and make better decisions. It also provides examples of companies that saw increased productivity, market share, and profits from employees improving their emotional intelligence. The document will help readers understand emotional intelligence and the two levels of communication, as well as recognizing primary emotions within themselves and others to improve self-awareness and relationships.
Attensity Analyze 6.0 introduces new features for leveraging customer conversations as a business asset including over 100 out-of-the-box reports and dashboards, an improved ad-hoc exploration environment, advanced analytics, and portability enhancements. Key highlights include an ad hoc reporting wizard to easily create customized dashboards, over 350 installations worldwide, and new additions to Attensity's natural language processing capabilities like handling idioms and understanding new sub-concepts. The presentation provides an overview of Attensity Analyze 6.0 and instructions for ordering and migrating to the new version.
Are you looking for a sound Investment in the Philippines?
Cebu City is the best place. Contact us for details to know what properties you might interest in.
Skype: live:catherine_a_dizon
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Web 2.0 refers to websites that allow users to interact and collaborate to contribute content, as opposed to non-interactive websites where users can only passively view information. Examples include social networking sites, video sharing sites, wikis, blogs, and mashups. The term was coined in 1999 and began rising in popularity in 2004 when the first Web 2.0 conference was held. Key characteristics of Web 2.0 include using the network as a platform, participation and flocking by users, radical trust between users, and leveraging metadata for scalability. Technologies that power Web 2.0 include Ajax, Flash, and JavaScript frameworks. Web 2.0 is used in domains like blogging, social networking, publishing
The document provides information about various aspects of France such as its flag, major cities, attractions in Paris, French cuisine, museums, sporting events, beaches, castles, gardens, rivers, vineyards, statues, mountains, and arches. It notes that France's capital is Paris and its other major cities include Bordeaux and Lyon. It describes some of Paris' most famous attractions like the Eiffel Tower and mentions that France is one of the most visited countries by tourists each year.
questa presentazione descrive i maggiori rischi in cui incorrono i m inori nell'utilizzo scorretto della rete internet, spiegando anche a grandi linee lo strumento web e le sue origini.
Si vogliono dare risposte ad interrogativi e spunti di riflessione su come gestire questo genere di problemi e anche in famiglia
Dal fallimento del Web 2.0 all’emotional sharing, come e perché la polarizzazione del sentimento genera immaginari che creano consenso/dissenso.
Come le nuove forme di narrazione politica in rete utilizzano gli influencer nei flussi
conversazionali dei blog, di Twitter e Facebook.
2. Internet Che cos’è Internet? Internet è una rete di computer mondiale ad accesso pubblico attualmente rappresentante anche uno dei principali mezzi di comunicazione di massa. Chiunque infatti disponga di un computer e degli opportuni software, appoggiandosi a un Internet service provider che gli fornisce un accesso a Internet attraverso una linea di telecomunicazione dedicata (ADSL, HDSL, VDSL, GPRS, HSDPA, ecc.) o una linea telefonica della Rete Telefonica Generale (POTS, ISDN, GSM, UMTS, ecc.), può accedere a Internet ed utilizzare i suoi servizi.
3. La nascita del WORLD WIDE WEB Nel 1991 presso il CERN di Ginevra il ricercatore Tim Berners-Lee definì il protocollo HTTP(HyperText Transfer Protocol), un sistema che permette una lettura ipertestuale, non-sequenziale dei documenti, saltando da un punto all'altro mediante l'utilizzo di rimandi (link o, più propriamente, hyperlink). Esso rivoluzionò profondamente il modo di effettuare le ricerche e di comunicare in rete. Nacque così il World Wide Web. Nel World Wide Web (WWW), le risorse disponibili sono organizzate secondo un sistema di librerie, o pagine, a cui si può accedere utilizzando appositi programmi detti browser con cui è possibile navigare visualizzando file, testi, ipertesti, suoni, immagini, animazioni, filmati.
4. I Social Network Che cos’è un Social Network? Si definiscono "social network " quei servizi web che permettono: la creazione di un profilo pubblico o semi-pubblico, l’articolazione di una lista di contatti, la possibilità di scorrere la lista di amici dei propri contatti. Attraverso ciò, questi servizi permettono di gestire e rinsaldare online amicizie preesistenti o di estendere la propria rete di contatti. Attualmente, i tre “social network services” più frequentati sono: Facebook, Twitter e MySpace.
5. Come funziona un Social Network? Per entrare a far parte di un social network online occorre costruire il proprio profilo personale, partendo da informazioni come il proprio indirizzo email fino ad arrivare agli interessi e alle passioni, alle esperienze di lavoro passate e relative referenze.A questo punto è possibile invitare i propri amici a far parte del proprio network, i quali a loro volta possono fare lo stesso, cosicché ci si trova ad allargare la cerchia di contatti con gli amici degli amici e così via, Diventa quindi possibile costituire delle community tematiche in base alle proprie passioni e interessi, aggregando ad esse altri utenti e stringendo contatti di amicizia o di affari.
