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Saddam Siddiqui

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This document discusses using gamification tools to influence organizations. It describes an experiment where the Beer Game simulation was used and all market scores were available to participants. The experiment aimed to answer questions about what metrics to use to score performance, and how gamification can help people get things done. The conclusions indicate that gamification works best when the organization already has clear goals, and incentives are properly aligned.

Design Portfolio

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Case study vodafone, #dclx11 l p carvalho (vm)

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This case study describes using Drupal to create an enterprise information hub. Over 150 active users contributed over 111,000 content changes in 3 months. The system receives about 1,500 page views per day and hosted 25 ideas from 21 individuals in an initial trial. It also tracked 45 projects with over 10 ideas each in development. However, Drupal has limitations such as its free-text structure instead of an ontology, lack of easy editing like Google Docs, limited use of context, and opportunity to improve workflows and analytics.

Inforgraphics

Saddam Siddiqui

An information graphic proposal outlines plans for a Day & Night Tape Ball Cricket Tournament among top teams in Karachi from March 21-31, 2014. The tournament will feature 32 matches across 55 champion teams based on league play and the highest player ratings. It aims to promote peace, unity, discipline, love for sports, and social responsibility. Key details include venues, media partner coverage of quarter finals, semi-finals and final, and social media promotion of live updates on a tournament website and database.

Eco Social

Paulo de Carvalho

This document discusses how individuals and organizations can work together to enact positive change in the world. It suggests that society can orchestrate a "change of paradigm" through collective action based on informed individual choice and an awareness of our shared natural ecology. Key ways discussed to facilitate this include science, design, technology, art projects, an annual conference, social media, open learning initiatives, collective labs, and inspiring concepts like carbon neutrality and fair trade. The overall message is that both human and collective agency are needed to help change the world through spreading ideas.

Travel

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Bpm 2014 - Self Organized Teams kill BPM?

Paulo de Carvalho

Self-organized teams in open source software projects and beyond have five key properties: openness in how information is shared, learning from others and experience, distributed control and responsibility among team members, use of memory from past work to inform future processes, and embodiment of processes in the work itself. These properties have led to innovation in areas like Agile, DevOps, and OpenStack with large-scale cooperation among thousands of contributors from hundreds of companies. However, some argue that this model has caused chaos for traditional business processes and management structures.

Personal Branding

Saddam Siddiqui

The document discusses personal branding and how to create a successful personal brand. It states that personal branding is not just about getting a job, but also about image management. It encourages defining a personal brand by focusing on consistency, understanding your target audience, having a relevant message, and creative branding identity. The document provides tips for discovering and promoting your personal brand such as volunteering, writing, public speaking, using social media like LinkedIn and blogs, and building credibility through a consistent message.

This document discusses consumer behavior and the factors that influence it. It defines consumer behavior as how individuals, groups, and organizations select, purchase, use, and dispose of goods and services. The three main factors that influence consumer behavior are cultural factors, social factors, and personal factors. Cultural factors include culture and subculture. Social factors include reference groups, cliques, family, and roles and status. Personal factors include age and life cycle stage, occupation, personality and self-concept, and lifestyle and values.

Quarantine Lectures - Crash Course Marketing Ep 8: Product/Market Expansion M...

Saddam Siddiqui

Video Lecture: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKIG97SSO8kHmQ559JMgsv-Zd0lu9MUrn In this series of lectures, I will teach you basics of Marketing. It generally will cover the topics of marketing which are taught in higher education institutes or universities of Pakistan in BBA, BS or MBA programs. You can reach me via the following platforms: https://twitter.com/saddamonline http://www.facebook.com/saddamonline http://www.linkedin.com/pub/saddam-siddiqui/13/97a/22a http://www.youtube.com/saddamonline http://saddamonline.blogspot.com/ Try to be peaceful and environmentally friendly | امن پسند اور ماحول دوست بننے کی کوشش کیجئے

Quarantine Lectures - Crash Course Marketing Ep 7: BCG Matrix

Saddam Siddiqui

The document discusses establishing a business portfolio, including defining a strategic business unit and tools for portfolio planning. It outlines steps like analyzing the current portfolio using the BCG Growth-Share Matrix, which evaluates business units based on market growth and relative market share. The overall agenda is to help companies plan their portfolio of business units strategically.

Quarantine Lectures - Crash Course Marketing Ep6: Mission Statement

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Quarantine Lectures - Crash Course Marketing Ep5: Strategic Marketing Plannin...

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Quarantine Lectures - Crash Course Marketing Ep4: Marketing Environment - Mac...

Saddam Siddiqui

This document is a lecture on marketing environment from Saddam Siddiqui's quarantine crash course on marketing. It discusses the macroenvironment (PESTLE) factors that affect marketing activities, including political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors. The lecture explains that the macroenvironment includes larger societal forces that influence companies and make up the external marketing environment, while the microenvironment consists of factors more proximate to the company.

Quarantine Lectures - Crash Course Marketing Ep3: Marketing Environment - Mic...

Saddam Siddiqui

This document discusses marketing environment and microenvironment. It defines marketing environment as the forces that affect a marketer's ability to conduct marketing activities, including the microenvironment and macroenvironment. The microenvironment consists of forces closest to the company that influence its ability to meet customer needs, such as the company itself, suppliers, customers (B2B, B2C, B2G), public groups, market intermediaries, and competitors.

Quarantine Lectures - Crash Course Marketing: Basic Concepts of Marketing

Saddam Siddiqui

In this series of lectures, I will teach you basics of Marketing. It generally will cover the topics of marketing which are taught in higher education institutes or universities of Pakistan in BBA, BS or MBA programs. You can reach me via the following platforms: https://twitter.com/saddamonline http://www.facebook.com/saddamonline http://www.linkedin.com/pub/saddam-siddiqui/13/97a/22a http://www.youtube.com/saddamonline http://saddamonline.blogspot.com/ Try to be peaceful and environmentally friendly | امن پسند اور ماحول دوست بننے کی کوشش کیجئے

Quarantine Lectures - Crash Course Marketing: Importance, Definition and Evol...

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