This document discusses the socially constructed and flexible nature of identity online, mentioning how identity can be presented, performed, and shaped through web media. It references several online personalities and concepts like bricolage, disembodiment, and color blindness in exploring questions around establishing trust and understanding who someone truly is on the internet.
The document provides a summary of three books that review ethics in technology and cyberspace. It discusses key topics in each book such as the evolution of information technology, the need for computer ethics to ensure fairness, and special characteristics of online communication like scope, anonymity and reproducibility. The reviews highlight how information technology has transformed tasks worldwide, the importance of ethics for proper conduct, and how characteristics of online communication can impact society. Lessons learned are that computer use is widespread and ethics help establish fairness and equality when using technology.
The document provides a summary of three books that review ethics in cyber space and information technology. It discusses key topics in each book such as the evolution of information technology, the need for computer ethics to ensure fairness, and special characteristics of online communication like scope, anonymity and reproducibility. The reviews highlight important milestones in IT history, how ethics help maintain balance and prevent the misuse of technology, and expected future issues around equality and fairness in a world where IT is ubiquitous. Lessons learned are about the widespread use of computers and how ethics provide guidelines for fair and equal treatment of all.
The document provides a summary of three books that review ethics in technology and cyberspace. It discusses key topics in each book such as the evolution of information technology, the need for computer ethics to ensure fairness, and special characteristics of online communication like scope, anonymity and reproducibility. The reviews highlight how information technology has transformed tasks worldwide, the importance of ethics for proper conduct, and how characteristics of online communication can impact society. Lessons learned are that computer use is widespread and ethics help establish fairness and equality when using technology.
This document contains reviews of 16 chapters from various books related to retail business, marketing, and web technologies. It includes summaries and lessons learned from each chapter, as well as expectations at the beginning of each review. The reviews were written by Paul Maverick B. Ward as part of his studies for a course on vertical marketing solutions.
This document discusses the socially constructed and flexible nature of identity online, mentioning how identity can be presented, performed, and shaped through web media. It references several online personalities and concepts like bricolage, disembodiment, and color blindness in exploring questions around establishing trust and understanding who someone truly is on the internet.
The document provides a summary of three books that review ethics in technology and cyberspace. It discusses key topics in each book such as the evolution of information technology, the need for computer ethics to ensure fairness, and special characteristics of online communication like scope, anonymity and reproducibility. The reviews highlight how information technology has transformed tasks worldwide, the importance of ethics for proper conduct, and how characteristics of online communication can impact society. Lessons learned are that computer use is widespread and ethics help establish fairness and equality when using technology.
The document provides a summary of three books that review ethics in cyber space and information technology. It discusses key topics in each book such as the evolution of information technology, the need for computer ethics to ensure fairness, and special characteristics of online communication like scope, anonymity and reproducibility. The reviews highlight important milestones in IT history, how ethics help maintain balance and prevent the misuse of technology, and expected future issues around equality and fairness in a world where IT is ubiquitous. Lessons learned are about the widespread use of computers and how ethics provide guidelines for fair and equal treatment of all.
The document provides a summary of three books that review ethics in technology and cyberspace. It discusses key topics in each book such as the evolution of information technology, the need for computer ethics to ensure fairness, and special characteristics of online communication like scope, anonymity and reproducibility. The reviews highlight how information technology has transformed tasks worldwide, the importance of ethics for proper conduct, and how characteristics of online communication can impact society. Lessons learned are that computer use is widespread and ethics help establish fairness and equality when using technology.
This document contains reviews of 16 chapters from various books related to retail business, marketing, and web technologies. It includes summaries and lessons learned from each chapter, as well as expectations at the beginning of each review. The reviews were written by Paul Maverick B. Ward as part of his studies for a course on vertical marketing solutions.
1) Customers are increasingly communicating with each other online through forums and social media to discuss their experiences with companies, products, and services.
2) This new form of online communication gives customers power and information that companies are not adequately recognizing or responding to.
3) If companies want to remain competitive, they need to pay closer attention to what customers are saying online and adapt to changing customer needs, preferences, and expectations that are discussed through these new communication channels.
Command and control management styles derive from and reinforce bureaucracy, power tripping, and paranoia. These outdated notions are poisonous policies and broken tools that generate distrust. Knowledge workers and markets reject command and control approaches and seek more open conversation within companies and between companies and markets. For companies and markets to succeed, they must move beyond command and control and allow two-way communication between internal teams and external stakeholders.
Companies must understand where their corporate culture ends and the community begins. If a company's culture does not allow for open communication and exchange of ideas with customers and markets, the company will not survive. Companies should learn to have discourse with human communities in order to understand customer needs and feedback which are essential for a company's success and longevity. The community of an organization's customers is its market, and companies that do not communicate and belong to this community will ultimately fail.
Networked markets allow consumers to quickly change suppliers and employers based on the information available online. Consumers now have more knowledge and expectations about products, and will find suppliers that meet their needs. Companies must communicate with customers in a transparent, human way to understand their concerns and build trust within their community.
The employees at a company are building walls to avoid conversations with customers. They found the internet allows them to communicate outside the company to converse and help people struggling due to poor quality products. The internet gives employees a way to talk to outsiders about issues with products not in good condition.
The company is resistant to changes suggested by customers and clients because they do not want alterations to how they operate. However, they should be open to modifying their products based on customer feedback, since the customers will be the ones using the products. To better understand customer needs and wants, the company should communicate directly with customers to learn what changes they would find most valuable.
Companies should communicate directly with customers to understand their needs and perspectives on products, rather than developing products in isolation. By talking to the people who will actually use the products, companies can create useful products that generate profits not just for a short time but for the long run through ongoing conversations with the market and clients.
Companies should avoid being dishonest or fraudulent when announcing things to markets or clients, as this will damage their reputation rather than enhance it. A company's reputation is important and vulnerable, so they should only proclaim what they are truly capable of delivering to avoid potential downfall from a false statement.
Corporations should keep their promises when talking to clients and customers to build trust, as without trust it would be difficult for the corporation to recoup money spent on work. They should also allow employees and managers to personally speak with clients to improve communication.
It is important for companies to be truthful and communicate openly with clients and customers, as honesty will ultimately benefit the company. Companies should ensure clients are fully informed about relevant product details. Being transparent builds trust and rewards companies in the long run.
The markets are seeking high-quality, aesthetically pleasing products that provide good value. Information spreads rapidly online, so companies must be careful about statements, as a bad image could circulate worldwide in a short time if unaddressed.
People exchanged information and knowledge globally, changing how marketing is done. Markets and customers must be treated delicately due to the fragility of their trust in products and expectations of them.
Markets now purchase and trade differently than in the past due to increased communication allowing for broader information sharing. Those in marketing must be prepared to change and adapt to new trends that arise from greater connectivity and the spread of information, as new developments are constantly changing how the world conducts business.
Companies should lighten up and not take themselves too seriously to allow workers more breaks for rest and socializing with coworkers, as being overly serious and giving little break time leads to exhaustion despite productivity, while social interaction is important for every person.
Markets in the past focused more on flashy designs and latest trends rather than product functionality, as companies prioritized user interfaces over core features. Now, markets want products that have both great design and strong functionality.
Companies are facing increasing communication gaps with customers due to how they address clients, which is depleting customer trust and certainty as companies offer less support. The internet has connected people globally, allowing for conversations and communication across borders.
The document discusses how both markets and employees are hindered from gaining information and knowledge without access to the internet. For markets, the internet provides important information about current events in the marketing world. Employees also need internet access to stay informed and knowledgeable in their work.
People want to feel they get value for the money they spend on products from marketers. Communication between markets and marketers is important as it gives both sides an advantage - it allows marketers to understand what customers want and allows customers to learn about new products. Effective communication is key to a successful relationship between those who buy and sell goods.
1) Customers are increasingly communicating with each other online through forums and social media to discuss their experiences with companies, products, and services.
2) This new form of online communication gives customers power and information that companies are not adequately recognizing or responding to.
3) If companies want to remain competitive, they need to pay closer attention to what customers are saying online and adapt to changing customer needs, preferences, and expectations that are discussed through these new communication channels.
Command and control management styles derive from and reinforce bureaucracy, power tripping, and paranoia. These outdated notions are poisonous policies and broken tools that generate distrust. Knowledge workers and markets reject command and control approaches and seek more open conversation within companies and between companies and markets. For companies and markets to succeed, they must move beyond command and control and allow two-way communication between internal teams and external stakeholders.
Companies must understand where their corporate culture ends and the community begins. If a company's culture does not allow for open communication and exchange of ideas with customers and markets, the company will not survive. Companies should learn to have discourse with human communities in order to understand customer needs and feedback which are essential for a company's success and longevity. The community of an organization's customers is its market, and companies that do not communicate and belong to this community will ultimately fail.
Networked markets allow consumers to quickly change suppliers and employers based on the information available online. Consumers now have more knowledge and expectations about products, and will find suppliers that meet their needs. Companies must communicate with customers in a transparent, human way to understand their concerns and build trust within their community.
The employees at a company are building walls to avoid conversations with customers. They found the internet allows them to communicate outside the company to converse and help people struggling due to poor quality products. The internet gives employees a way to talk to outsiders about issues with products not in good condition.
The company is resistant to changes suggested by customers and clients because they do not want alterations to how they operate. However, they should be open to modifying their products based on customer feedback, since the customers will be the ones using the products. To better understand customer needs and wants, the company should communicate directly with customers to learn what changes they would find most valuable.
Companies should communicate directly with customers to understand their needs and perspectives on products, rather than developing products in isolation. By talking to the people who will actually use the products, companies can create useful products that generate profits not just for a short time but for the long run through ongoing conversations with the market and clients.
Companies should avoid being dishonest or fraudulent when announcing things to markets or clients, as this will damage their reputation rather than enhance it. A company's reputation is important and vulnerable, so they should only proclaim what they are truly capable of delivering to avoid potential downfall from a false statement.
Corporations should keep their promises when talking to clients and customers to build trust, as without trust it would be difficult for the corporation to recoup money spent on work. They should also allow employees and managers to personally speak with clients to improve communication.
It is important for companies to be truthful and communicate openly with clients and customers, as honesty will ultimately benefit the company. Companies should ensure clients are fully informed about relevant product details. Being transparent builds trust and rewards companies in the long run.
The markets are seeking high-quality, aesthetically pleasing products that provide good value. Information spreads rapidly online, so companies must be careful about statements, as a bad image could circulate worldwide in a short time if unaddressed.
People exchanged information and knowledge globally, changing how marketing is done. Markets and customers must be treated delicately due to the fragility of their trust in products and expectations of them.
Markets now purchase and trade differently than in the past due to increased communication allowing for broader information sharing. Those in marketing must be prepared to change and adapt to new trends that arise from greater connectivity and the spread of information, as new developments are constantly changing how the world conducts business.
Companies should lighten up and not take themselves too seriously to allow workers more breaks for rest and socializing with coworkers, as being overly serious and giving little break time leads to exhaustion despite productivity, while social interaction is important for every person.
Markets in the past focused more on flashy designs and latest trends rather than product functionality, as companies prioritized user interfaces over core features. Now, markets want products that have both great design and strong functionality.
Companies are facing increasing communication gaps with customers due to how they address clients, which is depleting customer trust and certainty as companies offer less support. The internet has connected people globally, allowing for conversations and communication across borders.
The document discusses how both markets and employees are hindered from gaining information and knowledge without access to the internet. For markets, the internet provides important information about current events in the marketing world. Employees also need internet access to stay informed and knowledgeable in their work.
People want to feel they get value for the money they spend on products from marketers. Communication between markets and marketers is important as it gives both sides an advantage - it allows marketers to understand what customers want and allows customers to learn about new products. Effective communication is key to a successful relationship between those who buy and sell goods.
Walmart Business+ and Spark Good for Nonprofits.pdfTechSoup
"Learn about all the ways Walmart supports nonprofit organizations.
You will hear from Liz Willett, the Head of Nonprofits, and hear about what Walmart is doing to help nonprofits, including Walmart Business and Spark Good. Walmart Business+ is a new offer for nonprofits that offers discounts and also streamlines nonprofits order and expense tracking, saving time and money.
The webinar may also give some examples on how nonprofits can best leverage Walmart Business+.
The event will cover the following::
Walmart Business + (https://business.walmart.com/plus) is a new shopping experience for nonprofits, schools, and local business customers that connects an exclusive online shopping experience to stores. Benefits include free delivery and shipping, a 'Spend Analytics” feature, special discounts, deals and tax-exempt shopping.
Special TechSoup offer for a free 180 days membership, and up to $150 in discounts on eligible orders.
Spark Good (walmart.com/sparkgood) is a charitable platform that enables nonprofits to receive donations directly from customers and associates.
Answers about how you can do more with Walmart!"
How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 InventoryCeline George
In this slide, we'll explore how to set up warehouses and locations in Odoo 17 Inventory. This will help us manage our stock effectively, track inventory levels, and streamline warehouse operations.
Beyond Degrees - Empowering the Workforce in the Context of Skills-First.pptxEduSkills OECD
Iván Bornacelly, Policy Analyst at the OECD Centre for Skills, OECD, presents at the webinar 'Tackling job market gaps with a skills-first approach' on 12 June 2024
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A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.