DNS Entrepreneurship Center
Cairo, April 2015
Registry Best Practices Workshop
Website : http://www.dnsec.eg/
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/dns.entrepreneurship.center
Twitter :- https://twitter.com/DNS_EC
DNS Entrepreneurship Center
Cairo, April 2015
Registry Best Practices Workshop
Website : http://www.dnsec.eg/
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/dns.entrepreneurship.center
Twitter :- https://twitter.com/DNS_EC
DNS Entrepreneurship Center
Cairo, April 2015
Registry Best Practices Workshop
Website : http://www.dnsec.eg/
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/dns.entrepreneurship.center
Twitter :- https://twitter.com/DNS_EC
DNS Entrepreneurship Center
Cairo, April 2015
Registry Best Practices Workshop
Website : http://www.dnsec.eg/
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/dns.entrepreneurship.center
Twitter :- https://twitter.com/DNS_EC
This document discusses marketing and communication strategies for domain names. It covers topics such as marketing intangible products, monitoring marketing actions, and various marketing options. Communication strategies are also addressed, including developing a communication plan, ensuring message consistency across channels, and using news/PR to complement marketing actions. Social media is discussed as an expanding communication channel, with examples of using platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
Nir-vana is an open innovation platform that facilitates collaboration between businesses, researchers, advisors, and others. It allows users to create profiles, publish challenges or success cases, find partners and experts, access funding opportunities, and collaborate on innovations within a secure environment. The platform aims to enhance innovation ecosystems and promote networking, knowledge sharing, and relationship building for driving business development.
Design Document for Learning English WritingHafidzah Aziz
This document provides the design for a lesson on revising and editing. The lesson aims to teach learners how to apply parallelism, maintain a consistent point of view, use active verbs, and choose concise words when writing sentences and paragraphs in English. The lesson outline includes sections on parallelism, consistent point of view, active verbs, and concise words. Each section will provide definitions, examples, and activities to help learners practice applying the concepts.
This document provides guidance on effectively writing documents and presentations using Garner's unconventional "Madman Architect Carpenter Judge" approach. It recommends first brainstorming ideas without editing, then organizing the ideas in a sensible order as an "architect" would. Next, one should write out paragraphs supporting each idea as a "carpenter" building the structure. Finally, one should critically review and edit the document as a "judge" to improve expression and consider how an unfriendly audience may view it. Similar guidance is provided for creating impactful presentations, including using logical groupings, impactful titles, graphics to support words, and eliminating unnecessary clutter. Impactful case studies should tell a story in an engaging format with visual appeal.
The document discusses different aspects of the writing process including planning, drafting, and revising. It provides tips and advice from various authors on each stage. For planning, it emphasizes having a reason to write, interest in the topic, purpose, and audience in mind. Drafting advice includes keeping your hand moving and not worrying about minor errors initially. For revising, it discusses re-seeing the entire draft to address larger issues before line edits and considering alternative possibilities in the writing.
DNS Entrepreneurship Center
Cairo, April 2015
Registry Best Practices Workshop
Website : http://www.dnsec.eg/
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/dns.entrepreneurship.center
Twitter :- https://twitter.com/DNS_EC
DNS Entrepreneurship Center
Cairo, April 2015
Registry Best Practices Workshop
Website : http://www.dnsec.eg/
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/dns.entrepreneurship.center
Twitter :- https://twitter.com/DNS_EC
DNS Entrepreneurship Center
Cairo, April 2015
Registry Best Practices Workshop
Website : http://www.dnsec.eg/
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/dns.entrepreneurship.center
Twitter :- https://twitter.com/DNS_EC
This document discusses marketing and communication strategies for domain names. It covers topics such as marketing intangible products, monitoring marketing actions, and various marketing options. Communication strategies are also addressed, including developing a communication plan, ensuring message consistency across channels, and using news/PR to complement marketing actions. Social media is discussed as an expanding communication channel, with examples of using platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
Nir-vana is an open innovation platform that facilitates collaboration between businesses, researchers, advisors, and others. It allows users to create profiles, publish challenges or success cases, find partners and experts, access funding opportunities, and collaborate on innovations within a secure environment. The platform aims to enhance innovation ecosystems and promote networking, knowledge sharing, and relationship building for driving business development.
Design Document for Learning English WritingHafidzah Aziz
This document provides the design for a lesson on revising and editing. The lesson aims to teach learners how to apply parallelism, maintain a consistent point of view, use active verbs, and choose concise words when writing sentences and paragraphs in English. The lesson outline includes sections on parallelism, consistent point of view, active verbs, and concise words. Each section will provide definitions, examples, and activities to help learners practice applying the concepts.
This document provides guidance on effectively writing documents and presentations using Garner's unconventional "Madman Architect Carpenter Judge" approach. It recommends first brainstorming ideas without editing, then organizing the ideas in a sensible order as an "architect" would. Next, one should write out paragraphs supporting each idea as a "carpenter" building the structure. Finally, one should critically review and edit the document as a "judge" to improve expression and consider how an unfriendly audience may view it. Similar guidance is provided for creating impactful presentations, including using logical groupings, impactful titles, graphics to support words, and eliminating unnecessary clutter. Impactful case studies should tell a story in an engaging format with visual appeal.
The document discusses different aspects of the writing process including planning, drafting, and revising. It provides tips and advice from various authors on each stage. For planning, it emphasizes having a reason to write, interest in the topic, purpose, and audience in mind. Drafting advice includes keeping your hand moving and not worrying about minor errors initially. For revising, it discusses re-seeing the entire draft to address larger issues before line edits and considering alternative possibilities in the writing.
This document outlines the five steps of the writing process: prewriting, writing, revising, editing, and publishing. It describes the key activities for each step. Prewriting involves finding inspiration and using graphic organizers. Writing is drafting the work. Revising entails adding, rearranging, removing, and replacing content. Editing focuses on spelling, punctuation, grammar, and structure. Publishing means finalizing the work with proper formatting.
This document discusses and compares technical writing and general writing. Technical writing is done to educate or instruct someone on how to do something through detailed, fact-based content written for a specialized audience. In contrast, general writing expresses thoughts and experiences through imaginative, informal styles aimed at entertaining a general audience rather than archiving information. Both types of writing should be free of grammatical errors, but technical writing uses an objective, third-person voice with specialized vocabulary in a structured format, while general writing takes a more subjective, first-person approach.
This document discusses key aspects of technical writing such as determining the purpose and audience, organizing data, employing ethical principles when writing, and elements of style. It emphasizes establishing clear objectives, understanding the intended audience, organizing information to directly support the purpose, avoiding misleading language, giving proper credit to sources, and using clear and concise writing. Elements like simple sentences, gender neutrality, lists and visual elements like figures and tables are also addressed.
Here are some ways those broad topics could be narrowed through prewriting:
- The increasing demands of admissions at top colleges and how it affects students' mental health
- The positive and negative social effects of spending excessive time on social networking sites
- My best friend's influence on my personal and academic growth in high school
- Climate change as the most pressing environmental issue facing my generation
- Budgeting and picking up a part-time job as effective methods for paying off student loan debt
- The life skills and independence gained from moving out of my parents' home after high school
This document outlines the stages of the writing process: prewriting, drafting, revising, and editing. It describes various prewriting techniques like freewriting, clustering, tagmemics, topoi, and outlining to generate ideas. Drafting is the initial organization of information. Revising refines content, structure, and thesis. Editing eliminates grammatical errors. The goal is to move from idea generation to polished writing through these iterative stages.
Proofreading revising editing skills success in 20 minutes a dayhlksd
This document provides an overview of a book titled "Proofreading, Revising, & Editing Skills Success in 20 Minutes a Day" which aims to teach essential proofreading, revising, and editing skills through 20 short lessons that can each be completed in 20 minutes. The book introduces skills like understanding the writing process, writing clear sentences, shaping paragraphs, and avoiding common errors. It provides exercises to help readers practice and improve their writing abilities.
Effective Writing Article Presentation Spring 2012jwernikowski
This document discusses the writing process and effective writing practices. It outlines the typical steps of the writing process: planning, drafting, revising, and editing. It then describes different writing practices used at various grade levels, from drawing pictures to developing characters. The document also discusses on-demand writing and how it requires compressing the full writing process into a shorter time period. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the prompt, checking requirements, and balancing drafting with a focus on organization. Finally, it recommends being familiar with the 6 Traits model for assessing writing.
Technical writing involves creating documentation for a specific audience using clear language. It is important to understand the audience's needs and write concise documentation using techniques like chunking content, active voice, advance organizers, white space, cross-references, step tables, and quick references to help readers easily understand and use the technology being described.
Technical writing is an important part of the workplace that can take up 31% of the workweek. It is written for business and focuses on products and services. Effective technical writing involves defining the purpose, audience, and level of detail. It also requires organizing information, meeting deadlines, and employing ethical writing principles. Proper style and usage includes using active voice, simple sentences, and avoiding wasted words. Technical documents like reports, memos, and correspondence must be clearly structured and logically presented to effectively convey information to readers. Good communication and teamwork are essential for successful technical writing.
The document discusses how to write documents using LaTeX. It covers installing LaTeX and related programs, the basic structure of LaTeX documents, formatting text, inserting images and tables, writing mathematical equations, and guidelines for writing documents like theses and papers in IEEE format. LaTeX is a document preparation system built on top of TeX that allows users to focus on writing content rather than layout, and makes it easy to include images, citations, cross-references, and mathematical equations.
Technical writing involves understanding the target audience, presenting complex information simply, and following certain characteristics. The process includes defining the project, researching the topic, designing and writing the document, editing it, and delivering it to meet the audience's needs. Technical writing aims to be clear, concise, correct, complete, and consistent through appropriate word choice, clear sentences, and coherent paragraphs.
The 7 Steps of the Writing Process by Monica Fox, M.A.Monicali25
The document outlines Prof. Monica Fox's recommended writing process, which includes understanding the assignment, generating ideas through pre-writing techniques, planning the draft with an outline and thesis, writing a first draft, revising, editing and proofreading, and creating a final polished draft. The process emphasizes understanding requirements, researching the topic, developing an outline, writing without worrying about minor errors initially, and revising the draft multiple times to improve organization, support, flow, grammar, and formatting.
The document outlines the steps of the writing process which are prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing. It describes each step in detail. Prewriting involves brainstorming and organizing ideas. Drafting is writing the initial draft without focusing on mechanics. Revising is refining the content for the reader. Editing addresses grammar, spelling, and formatting. Publishing is sharing the completed work. The overall goal is to teach K-8 students how to effectively implement each step of the writing process.
This document discusses strategies for college writing processes. It outlines five myths about college writing, including that perfect drafts are created on the first try and that some people will never be good writers. It also discusses understanding assignments, finding topics, drafting and revising, and editing and proofreading. Key advice includes using invention techniques to find topics, not editing early drafts, getting feedback, and reading widely to improve editing skills. The overall strategies emphasized are drafting, revising with feedback, and careful editing and proofreading.
The document provides guidance on revising, editing, and proofreading written work. It emphasizes the importance of proofreading to catch errors and ensures the reader understands the main idea without distraction. Strategies for effective proofreading include reading aloud, using spell check, reading backwards, and examining each section piece by piece to check elements like structure, flow, and consistency. Editing focuses on errors typical to an individual writer by knowing what types of mistakes are commonly made.
Find the free recorded webinar, which includes a product demo, here: http://www.alfresco.com/about/eventsondemand
This presentation covers:
● The Need for Document Management
● The Two Worlds of Document Management
● The Cost to a Business of Poor Document Management
● Commoditizing and Consumerizing Document Management
● A Day in the Life of a Document
● A Basic Document Model
● Content-as-a-Service
● Really Simple Document Management
The writing process involves several steps: pre-writing, drafting, reviewing and revising, and rewriting. Pre-writing includes choosing a topic, gathering ideas, and organizing them. Drafting is writing the first version from beginning to end. Reviewing and revising involves checking the structure, content, and flow, then rewriting parts to improve clarity, add details, and fix errors.
Redgardless of the length or the complexity of a writing assignment, the writing process involves pre-writing, drafting, revising, editing and proofreading, and publishing.
This document outlines the technical writing process for business reports. It discusses determining the audience and purpose, analyzing the audience's technical background and interests to tailor the appropriate level of detail. It also covers collecting and organizing data from various sources, writing and editing the report for the audience, and packaging the final report with standard formatting and references. The key steps are analyzing the audience, defining the problem based on the purpose, and writing from the audience's perspective so they can act on the findings.
6 important guidelines for paper presentation conference 2023 | IFERPIFERP
Consider yourself on a stage in front of a large audience of distinguished academics, researchers, and industry professionals, presenting your most recent research findings at a major international conference. You have spent months preparing, meticulously researching your topic, and putting together a compelling presentation. As you begin to speak, all eyes are on you, and you can feel the weight of their expectations on your shoulders. Visit https://www.iferp.in/blog/2023/02/25/6-important-guidelines-for-paper-presentation-conference-2023/ to know more.
The document provides guidance on setting up an effective recruitment process. It recommends: 1) updating your knowledge of the relevant technologies; 2) understanding your company's culture and tech stack; 3) creating an "ideal candidate persona" based on research; and 4) using skills assessments and psychometric tests to evaluate candidates' qualifications and fit for the role. Conducting thorough preparation at each stage helps ensure only suitable candidates are identified and selected.
This document outlines the five steps of the writing process: prewriting, writing, revising, editing, and publishing. It describes the key activities for each step. Prewriting involves finding inspiration and using graphic organizers. Writing is drafting the work. Revising entails adding, rearranging, removing, and replacing content. Editing focuses on spelling, punctuation, grammar, and structure. Publishing means finalizing the work with proper formatting.
This document discusses and compares technical writing and general writing. Technical writing is done to educate or instruct someone on how to do something through detailed, fact-based content written for a specialized audience. In contrast, general writing expresses thoughts and experiences through imaginative, informal styles aimed at entertaining a general audience rather than archiving information. Both types of writing should be free of grammatical errors, but technical writing uses an objective, third-person voice with specialized vocabulary in a structured format, while general writing takes a more subjective, first-person approach.
This document discusses key aspects of technical writing such as determining the purpose and audience, organizing data, employing ethical principles when writing, and elements of style. It emphasizes establishing clear objectives, understanding the intended audience, organizing information to directly support the purpose, avoiding misleading language, giving proper credit to sources, and using clear and concise writing. Elements like simple sentences, gender neutrality, lists and visual elements like figures and tables are also addressed.
Here are some ways those broad topics could be narrowed through prewriting:
- The increasing demands of admissions at top colleges and how it affects students' mental health
- The positive and negative social effects of spending excessive time on social networking sites
- My best friend's influence on my personal and academic growth in high school
- Climate change as the most pressing environmental issue facing my generation
- Budgeting and picking up a part-time job as effective methods for paying off student loan debt
- The life skills and independence gained from moving out of my parents' home after high school
This document outlines the stages of the writing process: prewriting, drafting, revising, and editing. It describes various prewriting techniques like freewriting, clustering, tagmemics, topoi, and outlining to generate ideas. Drafting is the initial organization of information. Revising refines content, structure, and thesis. Editing eliminates grammatical errors. The goal is to move from idea generation to polished writing through these iterative stages.
Proofreading revising editing skills success in 20 minutes a dayhlksd
This document provides an overview of a book titled "Proofreading, Revising, & Editing Skills Success in 20 Minutes a Day" which aims to teach essential proofreading, revising, and editing skills through 20 short lessons that can each be completed in 20 minutes. The book introduces skills like understanding the writing process, writing clear sentences, shaping paragraphs, and avoiding common errors. It provides exercises to help readers practice and improve their writing abilities.
Effective Writing Article Presentation Spring 2012jwernikowski
This document discusses the writing process and effective writing practices. It outlines the typical steps of the writing process: planning, drafting, revising, and editing. It then describes different writing practices used at various grade levels, from drawing pictures to developing characters. The document also discusses on-demand writing and how it requires compressing the full writing process into a shorter time period. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the prompt, checking requirements, and balancing drafting with a focus on organization. Finally, it recommends being familiar with the 6 Traits model for assessing writing.
Technical writing involves creating documentation for a specific audience using clear language. It is important to understand the audience's needs and write concise documentation using techniques like chunking content, active voice, advance organizers, white space, cross-references, step tables, and quick references to help readers easily understand and use the technology being described.
Technical writing is an important part of the workplace that can take up 31% of the workweek. It is written for business and focuses on products and services. Effective technical writing involves defining the purpose, audience, and level of detail. It also requires organizing information, meeting deadlines, and employing ethical writing principles. Proper style and usage includes using active voice, simple sentences, and avoiding wasted words. Technical documents like reports, memos, and correspondence must be clearly structured and logically presented to effectively convey information to readers. Good communication and teamwork are essential for successful technical writing.
The document discusses how to write documents using LaTeX. It covers installing LaTeX and related programs, the basic structure of LaTeX documents, formatting text, inserting images and tables, writing mathematical equations, and guidelines for writing documents like theses and papers in IEEE format. LaTeX is a document preparation system built on top of TeX that allows users to focus on writing content rather than layout, and makes it easy to include images, citations, cross-references, and mathematical equations.
Technical writing involves understanding the target audience, presenting complex information simply, and following certain characteristics. The process includes defining the project, researching the topic, designing and writing the document, editing it, and delivering it to meet the audience's needs. Technical writing aims to be clear, concise, correct, complete, and consistent through appropriate word choice, clear sentences, and coherent paragraphs.
The 7 Steps of the Writing Process by Monica Fox, M.A.Monicali25
The document outlines Prof. Monica Fox's recommended writing process, which includes understanding the assignment, generating ideas through pre-writing techniques, planning the draft with an outline and thesis, writing a first draft, revising, editing and proofreading, and creating a final polished draft. The process emphasizes understanding requirements, researching the topic, developing an outline, writing without worrying about minor errors initially, and revising the draft multiple times to improve organization, support, flow, grammar, and formatting.
The document outlines the steps of the writing process which are prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing. It describes each step in detail. Prewriting involves brainstorming and organizing ideas. Drafting is writing the initial draft without focusing on mechanics. Revising is refining the content for the reader. Editing addresses grammar, spelling, and formatting. Publishing is sharing the completed work. The overall goal is to teach K-8 students how to effectively implement each step of the writing process.
This document discusses strategies for college writing processes. It outlines five myths about college writing, including that perfect drafts are created on the first try and that some people will never be good writers. It also discusses understanding assignments, finding topics, drafting and revising, and editing and proofreading. Key advice includes using invention techniques to find topics, not editing early drafts, getting feedback, and reading widely to improve editing skills. The overall strategies emphasized are drafting, revising with feedback, and careful editing and proofreading.
The document provides guidance on revising, editing, and proofreading written work. It emphasizes the importance of proofreading to catch errors and ensures the reader understands the main idea without distraction. Strategies for effective proofreading include reading aloud, using spell check, reading backwards, and examining each section piece by piece to check elements like structure, flow, and consistency. Editing focuses on errors typical to an individual writer by knowing what types of mistakes are commonly made.
Find the free recorded webinar, which includes a product demo, here: http://www.alfresco.com/about/eventsondemand
This presentation covers:
● The Need for Document Management
● The Two Worlds of Document Management
● The Cost to a Business of Poor Document Management
● Commoditizing and Consumerizing Document Management
● A Day in the Life of a Document
● A Basic Document Model
● Content-as-a-Service
● Really Simple Document Management
The writing process involves several steps: pre-writing, drafting, reviewing and revising, and rewriting. Pre-writing includes choosing a topic, gathering ideas, and organizing them. Drafting is writing the first version from beginning to end. Reviewing and revising involves checking the structure, content, and flow, then rewriting parts to improve clarity, add details, and fix errors.
Redgardless of the length or the complexity of a writing assignment, the writing process involves pre-writing, drafting, revising, editing and proofreading, and publishing.
This document outlines the technical writing process for business reports. It discusses determining the audience and purpose, analyzing the audience's technical background and interests to tailor the appropriate level of detail. It also covers collecting and organizing data from various sources, writing and editing the report for the audience, and packaging the final report with standard formatting and references. The key steps are analyzing the audience, defining the problem based on the purpose, and writing from the audience's perspective so they can act on the findings.
6 important guidelines for paper presentation conference 2023 | IFERPIFERP
Consider yourself on a stage in front of a large audience of distinguished academics, researchers, and industry professionals, presenting your most recent research findings at a major international conference. You have spent months preparing, meticulously researching your topic, and putting together a compelling presentation. As you begin to speak, all eyes are on you, and you can feel the weight of their expectations on your shoulders. Visit https://www.iferp.in/blog/2023/02/25/6-important-guidelines-for-paper-presentation-conference-2023/ to know more.
The document provides guidance on setting up an effective recruitment process. It recommends: 1) updating your knowledge of the relevant technologies; 2) understanding your company's culture and tech stack; 3) creating an "ideal candidate persona" based on research; and 4) using skills assessments and psychometric tests to evaluate candidates' qualifications and fit for the role. Conducting thorough preparation at each stage helps ensure only suitable candidates are identified and selected.
The Detroit Website Design ExpertsWe Know What Makes Your Website Shine.pptxbest digital marketing
We're more than just web designers – we're your strategic partner in the Motor City. At Web Infomatrix, we understand that every business has a unique pulse. We take the time to get to know yours, from your target audience and brand identity to your specific goals.
The art and craft of writing successful proposalsAmjad Idries
The document provides guidance on writing successful grant proposals. It discusses important elements like clearly outlining the proposal idea, needs statement, objectives, budget, and following guidelines. Key recommendations include starting with a good idea aligned with funder priorities, improving packaging through logical organization and clear writing, and obtaining feedback from others. Common mistakes involve poorly addressing reviewer criteria, inconsistent sections, and weak justification. The document emphasizes conveying a proposal's significance and developing specific, measurable goals to convince reviewers of its merits.
Managing stakeholder relationships: The key to successful product featuresAndy Mura
WATCH THE REPLAY OF THE WEBINAR HERE: https://www.userlane.com/webinars/managing-stakeholder-relationships-the-key-to-successful-product-features
As a product owner, not only are you required to know the ins and outs of your own product but you are also expected to strategically manage internal and external factors that can influence your product vision.
This is why flawless cross departmental collaboration among stakeholders is paramount to develop successful product features and to productively manage your tasks as a product manager.
Expert Product Manager Megan Bubley shows how you can:
Properly manage stakeholders and deliver winning features
Utilize organizational relationship management to support your product roadmap
Prioritize feature requests based on business objectives
Fine-tune critical communications across various departments
Align on metrics and develop realistic timelines
Intranet and collaboration - developing scenarios to define prioritisation an...GabrieleSani3
A framework to develop user stories, prioritise them, and then link them to the current tools, analise gaps, and determine the ROI of technical development
Building SharePoint Enterprise Platforms - Off the beaten path - SharePoint S...Andy Talbot
This document contains notes from a presentation on building and managing enterprise SharePoint platforms. It includes considerations around governance, roles and responsibilities, capacity planning, hardware, monitoring, backups, and change management. The presentation emphasizes having the right people, processes, and documentation in place to support a large SharePoint deployment. It also stresses understanding technical requirements and having a plan to scale the platform over time.
The document describes a UX Camp presentation about redesigning a company's homepage using a human-centered design process. The presenter has a degree in advertising and 8 years of web design experience working for clients like Biotherm. They are a UX beginner working at a video hosting company for business founded in 2007. The presentation covers defining the problem by gathering customer feedback, analyzing competitors, conducting card sorting and questionnaires. Ideation involved brainstorming and sketching ideas. Prototyping included both low and high-fidelity prototypes. Testing led to a final design that improved user experience and conversions. The presenter hopes attendees find the experience useful and provide feedback to help find better solutions.
The document discusses project management and the roles and responsibilities of a project leader. It provides details on the various tasks involved in planning, managing, and delivering documentation projects, including administrative tasks, writing tasks, client relations tasks, and common problems and solutions. It emphasizes the importance of communication, establishing expectations, identifying information sources, and facilitating effective draft reviews. The overall aim is to educate readers on best practices for leading documentation projects successfully.
Project Management as an Art Form (DrupalCon Chicago 2011)Phase2
From DrupalCon Chicago 2011, Nicole Lind joins Joel Sackett and colleagues from other top agencies to discuss approaches to managing enterprise-level Drupal projects.
Questions answered by this session
Question 1: How does PM involvement impact the various phases of a project and the organization... and should it?
Question 2: How do you say "No" to the wrong type of work and still keep a positive client relationship?
Question 3: How do you partner with clients to ensure the project needs are met?
Question 4: Are there differences in managing Drupal projects versus other technology projects?
Question 5: What are some shared tools to help navigate the questions being answered in this session?
How To Achieve Project Success With Your Outsourced Team?Mindbowser Inc
Project managers are responsible for the overall success of a project. However, this is not an easy task; it's almost impossible.
But don't worry; this presentation will help you manage your outsourced team so that you don't have to worry about losing money on your project.
This presentation will help you to understand:
🔸 Why outsourced projects fail?
🔸 Developing outsourcing strategy
🔸 Choosing the right outsourcing partner
🔸 Working with the outsourced team
🔸 Monitoring team progress
If you want to learn through the video, I did a detailed webinar. Do watch the webinar here: https://youtu.be/BriR9g2SSVA
This document provides an overview of project management for creative studios. It discusses the key phases of a project including discovery, design, development, and deployment. It also covers topics like managing clients and teams, staying organized, and dealing with change orders. The goal is to help creative professionals and students understand project management principles and best practices to successfully plan and complete projects on time and on budget.
Data management solutions always look good “on paper”. When it's just a matter of proposals and ROI projections on gleaming white stock, the “abstract” seems perfect. It's only when you go live, and real people get involved that things can get messy. If you don't have a clear, strategic implementation plan in place, who knows what could happen.
You need a plan. And Synergis has a proven plan. During this webcast, you’ll discover...
• Why creating alignment and generating positive buzz are essential to success
• What 6 critical steps must be followed to insure successful implementation
• Which best practices will make you a hero
• The most common pitfalls that impact ROI
Agile Inception Strategies : Presented by Khaarthigha SubramanianoGuild .
Agile Inception using Innovative and Collaborative techniques & Gamification came for rescue, But now this is also diluted a lot and becoming in-effective. But used well, this is highly effective even to discover more than what we are focusing and help channel the investments for the clients.
We took a real world problem that is meaningful to all attendees and used the following techniques as a real inception
– Describing the objectives of inception and inception outcomes
– Setting the vision
– Identify Competing constraints and decouple them
– Understand nuances of client relationship and being dynamic in modelling the solution
– Stakeholder mapping and communication plan
– Assumption mapping and hypotheses prioritisation
– Traceability of user needs to business goals through impact mapping.
Gilt Senior Director, Program Management Office Heather Fleming and Director of Program Management Justin Riservato discuss Agile, Gilt's PMO challenges and more in this informative presentation.
Building and Maintaining Effective Teams (who want to work for you)Hileman Group
To us, building an effective team is like building a house. You can’t build a reliable house without a sound foundation. Review this webinar presentation to see Tom Hileman's tactics to building and maintaining an effective team.
UX planning is a journey on which you must contemplate four elements in order to achieve harmony. It is only then that you will have mastered Zen and the Art of UX Planning. This deck was created for the 2012 Midwest UX Conference in Columbus, OH.
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DNS Business Development Workshop Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop
Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop
Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
The marketing plan aims to increase awareness of dotTLD's trademark sunrise period and drive 10,000+ registrations. Key objectives include increasing awareness of the sunrise period among legal, marketing, and IT professionals and addressing any perception that trademark sunrise is too expensive. Tactics include developing educational white papers, best practices guides, case studies and hosting/attending various seminars and events. The plan also aims to increase use of registered domain names by obtaining commitments from brands and early adopters to add content and promote their dotTLD sites.
DNS Business Development Workshop
Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop
Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
This document discusses managed DNS hosting services for domain name registrars. It explains that DNS converts domain names to IP addresses and allows online content to be found. Registrars traditionally provide both domain registration and DNS hosting, but can outsource DNS hosting to a managed provider. The document promotes a company's managed DNS hosting services, noting the importance of DNS for website and email activation. It also discusses trends showing growing demand and adoption of premium DNS solutions due to increasing online threats and costs of DNS outages.
DNS Business Development Workshop Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop Course Overview This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry. The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course. The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop
Course Overview
This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry.
The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course.
The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop
Course Overview
This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry.
The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course.
The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
DNS Business Development Workshop
Course Overview
This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the Domain Name System (DNS) industry and business drivers to enable entrepreneurs to understand potential business opportunities in this industry.
The course will focus on practical issues where appropriate, with case studies and listings of available resources and vendors in the industry. Ample time will be included for networking opportunities and identifying available resources for on-going assistance after the conclusion of the course.
The course will occur over a 5 day period, with an early end on the last day to accommodate travel schedules
Gen Z and the marketplaces - let's translate their needsLaura Szabó
The product workshop focused on exploring the requirements of Generation Z in relation to marketplace dynamics. We delved into their specific needs, examined the specifics in their shopping preferences, and analyzed their preferred methods for accessing information and making purchases within a marketplace. Through the study of real-life cases , we tried to gain valuable insights into enhancing the marketplace experience for Generation Z.
The workshop was held on the DMA Conference in Vienna June 2024.
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Toptal Tech is at the forefront of this innovation, connecting you with the brightest minds in blockchain development. Together, we can unlock the potential of this transformative technology, building a future of transparency, security, and endless possibilities.
HijackLoader Evolution: Interactive Process HollowingDonato Onofri
CrowdStrike researchers have identified a HijackLoader (aka IDAT Loader) sample that employs sophisticated evasion techniques to enhance the complexity of the threat. HijackLoader, an increasingly popular tool among adversaries for deploying additional payloads and tooling, continues to evolve as its developers experiment and enhance its capabilities.
In their analysis of a recent HijackLoader sample, CrowdStrike researchers discovered new techniques designed to increase the defense evasion capabilities of the loader. The malware developer used a standard process hollowing technique coupled with an additional trigger that was activated by the parent process writing to a pipe. This new approach, called "Interactive Process Hollowing", has the potential to make defense evasion stealthier.
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4. n Who is your audience?
n What information do you need to communicate?
n How to communicate effectively:
• Simple, focused messages
• Use language that your audience will understand
• A picture (or a diagram) can paint a thousand words
n What medium will best suit your message?
• Web – mobile or fixed?
• Printed materials?
• Audio / Visual
n What is your budget?
General considerations
12. n Technical manuals
• How to configure technical interface with registry systems (eg EPP)
• Lists for reserved names, premium domains
• How to do key functions: create, update, delete, trade & transfer
n Test environments
• Operational Test and Evaluation environments (OT&E)
• Ensure that your live system matches your OT&E environment J
n Legal and policy documents
• Registration agreement (end user)
• Registrar agreement
• Policies and rules
• Privacy policy
n NB Version control, easy to find from multiple
locations
At a certain point, you have
to get down to business
13. n Remember, other people will not be as focused
on your business as you are
• Communicate your schedule clearly and often
• Use graphics to reinforce the timelines
• Build in ‘quiet periods’ to sort out problems
n Things to avoid:
• Launching on a non-working day
• Launching the day after the clocks change (server
clocks!)
Tips – launch processes
14. n Other providers’ sites can be a good source
• For creating checklists of documents you need to prepare
• For individual terms or ideas
n But beware:
• They may be too complex for your environment
• Some of them may not be of a high quality!
• They may not match your service
• They may use language that is not suitable.
n Use others’ materials as a reference point, but
don’t copy them (no matter what Picasso said)
Tips – external documents
16. n “The job of a strategist is to understand and
cope with competition” (Michael Porter, 2008)
n Strategy can be
• Deliberate (Porter), emphasising analysis and planning
• Emergent (Mintzberg), emphasising flexibility and
responsiveness to events
n Strategies tend towards:
• Price
• Quality
n Strategy is not:
• Operational planning, an important but slightly different
job
What is strategy?
17. n Operational decision making
• Investment priorities
• Deployment of human or technical resources
n Alignment of staff
• As organisations or environments become more complex,
a strategy can help to coordinate people towards the
same objectives
• Linked to vision statements that are memorable and
motivating
• ‘a computer on every desk and in every home’ (Microsoft)
• ‘to make people happy’ (Disney)
n To beat the competition!
Why have a strategy?
18. n Long term changes in the far environment which
may affect our industry (eg STEP analysis)
n Industry structure and rivalry (Porter’s five
forces) – understanding our competitive
environment
n Stakeholder analysis (who are we here for, and
what do they expect from us?)
n Identify organisational assets and capabilities
(what do we own, what are we good at?)
n Make a plan
n Operationalise that plan
n Review and adjust (the feedback loop)
Strategic planning
19. n Keep in mind your strategic objectives
n Base budgeting on reality – look at actual
spending in previous years as a prompt
n You will also need to include investment to
achieve your strategic objectives
n Try to get a detailed budget for the next 12
months, and an outline for 3 years to reflect your
strategic path
Constructing a budget