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WELD is a digital marketing firm based in Oak Hill, West Virginia. We help companies in adventure travel, health care, law, manufacturing and economic development make a strong connection with their customers.
A few techniques for everyday Ruby hacking
Touching on the following topics:
DRY Assignment
Ternary operator
Bang bang
Conditional assignment
Parallel assignment
Multiple return
Implied begin
Exception lists
Symbol to Proc
MapReduce
Regex captures
tap
sprintf
case equality
Splat Array
Splat args
blank?
present?
presence
truncate
try
in?
Delegation
delegate
Memoization
memoize
alias_method_chain
class_attribute
HashWithIndifferentAccess
WELD is a digital marketing firm based in Oak Hill, West Virginia. We help companies in adventure travel, health care, law, manufacturing and economic development make a strong connection with their customers.
A few techniques for everyday Ruby hacking
Touching on the following topics:
DRY Assignment
Ternary operator
Bang bang
Conditional assignment
Parallel assignment
Multiple return
Implied begin
Exception lists
Symbol to Proc
MapReduce
Regex captures
tap
sprintf
case equality
Splat Array
Splat args
blank?
present?
presence
truncate
try
in?
Delegation
delegate
Memoization
memoize
alias_method_chain
class_attribute
HashWithIndifferentAccess
Digital Trends Impacting News CompaniesReid Williams
At the Detroit Media Partnership, we do a significant amount of trend watching and future forecasting — we want our products to meet users in the future, not be chasing after them where they were.
The slides included here come from the biggest, most recent session rallying everyone from the newsroom to marketing to advertising around the digital trends that will gain steam in the coming year. Not only will they affect us—they’ll affect the business partners we support.
So, what are these trends you should be thinking about? Here’s a quick recap:
1. Wearable technology — More and more tech is making its way into our wardrobe. We’re planning for a future that has fewer screens and more feedback data.
2. Ecommerce — Used to be, people were afraid to put a credit card number into a website. Not anymore. Now people can pay with their smartphones. Is your company well positioned to transact with users across digital platforms?
3. The social web — Social media has rapidly become the way many people discover news and new businesses in their neighborhood. Brands have used these networks to broadcast, but they’re only beginning to understand how to participate effectively. Do people tune you out on social channels, or have you figured out their psychological motivations?
4. Smart devices — More and more devices are wi-fi enabled, offering amazing new potential. If your products were connected to the web would that benefit your customers?
5. The environment as technology — It isn’t just devices. Sensors are being built into everything: bridges, buildings, cars, you name it. What advantages can you imagine in making your products part of the Internet of Things?
6. Unbundling — Value is often created in the bundling together of products, but our old bundles — the newspaper, the cable channel package, the record album — are getting broken up. Is your business exposed to unbundling? What could you bundle to create new value?
7. Commoditization — The web is growing like crazy. This means the content and ads out there have more and more competition, and their value is falling. How do you stand out in the ocean that is the Internet?
8. Search — It’s the single most dominant behavior on the web and it continues to evolve. Search will likely move from giving you articles to giving you answers. Is your web presence prepared to evolve as search technology changes?
9. Context and anticipation — More and more, users expect their digital products to know where they are and the specifics of what they want, often without asking. Significant technical advances are making this a reality. How well does your product know its user?
10. Privacy and security — Edward Snowden and the NSA put this on the forefront of the public attention, and concerns over privacy and security will persist, even generating new digital products in the market. Does your product foster users’ desire for privacy or the need to keep their data secure?
Sinsai.info is a platform to empower survivors and activists responded to earthquake disasters. It use Ushahidi technology and CrisisMap as basis. OMSFJ form these same day when Tohoku earthquake come. You can know why such rapid start-up the service in this presentation, and he will share a secret of extreme growing of the project.
Digital Trends Impacting News CompaniesReid Williams
At the Detroit Media Partnership, we do a significant amount of trend watching and future forecasting — we want our products to meet users in the future, not be chasing after them where they were.
The slides included here come from the biggest, most recent session rallying everyone from the newsroom to marketing to advertising around the digital trends that will gain steam in the coming year. Not only will they affect us—they’ll affect the business partners we support.
So, what are these trends you should be thinking about? Here’s a quick recap:
1. Wearable technology — More and more tech is making its way into our wardrobe. We’re planning for a future that has fewer screens and more feedback data.
2. Ecommerce — Used to be, people were afraid to put a credit card number into a website. Not anymore. Now people can pay with their smartphones. Is your company well positioned to transact with users across digital platforms?
3. The social web — Social media has rapidly become the way many people discover news and new businesses in their neighborhood. Brands have used these networks to broadcast, but they’re only beginning to understand how to participate effectively. Do people tune you out on social channels, or have you figured out their psychological motivations?
4. Smart devices — More and more devices are wi-fi enabled, offering amazing new potential. If your products were connected to the web would that benefit your customers?
5. The environment as technology — It isn’t just devices. Sensors are being built into everything: bridges, buildings, cars, you name it. What advantages can you imagine in making your products part of the Internet of Things?
6. Unbundling — Value is often created in the bundling together of products, but our old bundles — the newspaper, the cable channel package, the record album — are getting broken up. Is your business exposed to unbundling? What could you bundle to create new value?
7. Commoditization — The web is growing like crazy. This means the content and ads out there have more and more competition, and their value is falling. How do you stand out in the ocean that is the Internet?
8. Search — It’s the single most dominant behavior on the web and it continues to evolve. Search will likely move from giving you articles to giving you answers. Is your web presence prepared to evolve as search technology changes?
9. Context and anticipation — More and more, users expect their digital products to know where they are and the specifics of what they want, often without asking. Significant technical advances are making this a reality. How well does your product know its user?
10. Privacy and security — Edward Snowden and the NSA put this on the forefront of the public attention, and concerns over privacy and security will persist, even generating new digital products in the market. Does your product foster users’ desire for privacy or the need to keep their data secure?
Sinsai.info is a platform to empower survivors and activists responded to earthquake disasters. It use Ushahidi technology and CrisisMap as basis. OMSFJ form these same day when Tohoku earthquake come. You can know why such rapid start-up the service in this presentation, and he will share a secret of extreme growing of the project.
1. NETWORK DRIVE TEST
JAKARTA – JOGYAKARTA
DAN JAWA TENGAH
Dalam Rangka Antisipasi
Ramadhan & Mudik Lebaran 2016Ramadhan & Mudik Lebaran 2016
Munir Syahda Prabowo
VP Technology Relations & Special Project
Jangkauan Lebih Luas , Cepat dan Stabil
13. MENJAGA KUALITAS JARINGAN
Dalam Rangka Layanan Ramadhan & Lebaran 2016
MINIMISASI PROBLEM PENGATURAN BEBAN OPTIMASI COVERAGEKECUKUPAN KAPASITAS
Monitoring seluruh
systems 24X7 pada
H-14 dan H+14,
Penyedian Backup
systems regional dan
Patroli intensif di
semua site
Fokus pada BTS –BTS
yang mengalami beban
traffic tinggi untuk
ditambah kapasitas atau
dibagi dengan BTS
sekitarnya secara
systems
Meminimalisasi lokasi
blank spot sepanjang
jalur mudik dan kota
tujuan mudik
Memastikan kecukupan
kapasitas di sepanjang
jalur mudik dan kota-
kota tujuan mudik
Dengan penambahan
kapasitas baik secara
permanen dan temporer
~ +45%
14. PETA PREDIKSI HIGH TRAFFIC (JAWA – BALI)
Pada Puncak Ramadhan & Mudik Lebaran 2016
Cileunyi
Pekalongan
Sukabumi
Area Prediksi Konsentrasi Pemudik Persinggahan Kota Tujuan (Normal) Kota Tujuan (High)
Purwokerto
Kediri
Madiun
Sukabumi
Pandaan
Gentong
Cianjur Garut
Banten, DKI dan Jabar
-Merak - Padalarang
-Bogor ke Sukabumi- Cileunyi
-Gadog – Pucak - Nagrek - Gentong
-Padalarang - Tol Cipali
-Tol Cikampek - Tol Palikanci
Jateng , Jatim dan Bali
-Tegal - Pamdaan (Malang)
-Pekalongan - Banyuwangi
-Gombong - Denpasar
-Jogya ke Solo