The document summarizes an upcoming conference on social media for defense. The conference will take place from October 24-26, 2011 in Washington D.C. and will focus on exploring the latest approaches to using social media in military, government, and industry contexts. It will include workshops, presentations from experts in the field, and networking opportunities. Attendees will learn about leveraging social media for communication, coordination, and operations.
The document advertises a summit on social media for defense and government to be held from May 21-23, 2012 in Washington D.C. The summit will address how the military has adapted to use social media platforms effectively and discuss new developments, enhanced capabilities, and security improvements. Attendees will include public affairs directors, community managers, and technology analysts seeking to understand the future of social media and network with representatives from the military, government, and technology industries.
Wal-Mart has become a leader in sustainability by implementing numerous green practices that also save money. Some key lessons from Wal-Mart's journey include starting with quick wins like efficient lightbulbs, getting sustainability buy-in from the top-down, and embracing critics by inviting them to provide expertise on green strategies. Wal-Mart's size allows it to influence consumer demand, but by becoming sustainable early it also gains a competitive advantage.
The document discusses integrating WordPress with external APIs. It covers background information, technologies commonly used for APIs like REST, XML-RPC and JSON. It also discusses tools in WordPress for working with APIs, like WP_Http and wp_xmlrpc_server. Practical examples are provided for accessing Twitter search via REST and extending WordPress' XMLRPC capabilities. The document concludes with opening the floor for any questions.
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1) A financial services firm developed an Operational Rules Management (ORM) system outside of its existing Application Development Platform (ADP), seeking faster delivery. This led to higher long-term costs as the standalone system could not adapt to changes and integrate with other systems.
2) After a merger greatly increased the rules and users, porting the system to a new technology took months and exceeded the initial development costs.
3) Had the ORM been built on the ADP, integration and adapting to the merger would have been faster and less costly due to existing models, metadata and processes.
4) Over time, the additional maintenance and integration costs of the standalone approach outweighed the higher upfront investment of using
The Chicago Band Trip document is about a trip taken by a band to Chicago in April 2009. It provides basic information about the trip such as the date and location but does not include many other details.
The document discusses a football game between Mayo High School and Winona High School that took place on September 18, 2009. No other details are provided about the teams, players, score or outcome of the game. The document simply states the names of the schools playing, the date of the game and that it was a football game.
The Mayo Spartans defeated the Owatonna Huskies 28-14 in a high school football game on October 9, 2009. Mayo scored first on a touchdown pass in the first quarter and never looked back, adding two more touchdowns in the second quarter to take a commanding 21-0 lead into halftime. Owatonna scored two late touchdowns in the fourth quarter but it was too little too late as Mayo held on for the victory.
The document advertises a summit on social media for defense and government to be held from May 21-23, 2012 in Washington D.C. The summit will address how the military has adapted to use social media platforms effectively and discuss new developments, enhanced capabilities, and security improvements. Attendees will include public affairs directors, community managers, and technology analysts seeking to understand the future of social media and network with representatives from the military, government, and technology industries.
Wal-Mart has become a leader in sustainability by implementing numerous green practices that also save money. Some key lessons from Wal-Mart's journey include starting with quick wins like efficient lightbulbs, getting sustainability buy-in from the top-down, and embracing critics by inviting them to provide expertise on green strategies. Wal-Mart's size allows it to influence consumer demand, but by becoming sustainable early it also gains a competitive advantage.
The document discusses integrating WordPress with external APIs. It covers background information, technologies commonly used for APIs like REST, XML-RPC and JSON. It also discusses tools in WordPress for working with APIs, like WP_Http and wp_xmlrpc_server. Practical examples are provided for accessing Twitter search via REST and extending WordPress' XMLRPC capabilities. The document concludes with opening the floor for any questions.
Functions.php - It's Not Just For DevelopersEric Mann
The functions.php file in your WordPress theme is a powerful way you can manipulate your site to do whatever you want. Even if you aren't - and have no intention of becoming - a PHP developer.
1) A financial services firm developed an Operational Rules Management (ORM) system outside of its existing Application Development Platform (ADP), seeking faster delivery. This led to higher long-term costs as the standalone system could not adapt to changes and integrate with other systems.
2) After a merger greatly increased the rules and users, porting the system to a new technology took months and exceeded the initial development costs.
3) Had the ORM been built on the ADP, integration and adapting to the merger would have been faster and less costly due to existing models, metadata and processes.
4) Over time, the additional maintenance and integration costs of the standalone approach outweighed the higher upfront investment of using
The Chicago Band Trip document is about a trip taken by a band to Chicago in April 2009. It provides basic information about the trip such as the date and location but does not include many other details.
The document discusses a football game between Mayo High School and Winona High School that took place on September 18, 2009. No other details are provided about the teams, players, score or outcome of the game. The document simply states the names of the schools playing, the date of the game and that it was a football game.
The Mayo Spartans defeated the Owatonna Huskies 28-14 in a high school football game on October 9, 2009. Mayo scored first on a touchdown pass in the first quarter and never looked back, adding two more touchdowns in the second quarter to take a commanding 21-0 lead into halftime. Owatonna scored two late touchdowns in the fourth quarter but it was too little too late as Mayo held on for the victory.
This document discusses a symposium on social media and the armed forces held in India. It provides details on the inaugural session, keynote addresses, and two discussion sessions. Some of the main topics covered include the impact of social media, how militaries around the world must adapt to social media, challenges and opportunities it presents, and the need to develop strategies and policies for its use. Representatives from the Indian military, other countries, and technology companies discussed their approaches to social media and harnessing it for effective communication.
This document provides guidelines for Navy personnel and leadership on the responsible use of social media.
It outlines expectations for sailors' behavior online, including avoiding violations of copyright, protecting family privacy, understanding profile security settings, and not discussing classified information. Commanders should communicate OPSEC measures and set a good example by following the guidelines themselves.
The document discusses some ethical considerations for leadership, such as avoiding self-promotion or paid submissions online. Leaders are advised to be transparent about their Navy affiliation and avoid political discussions to maintain impartiality and credibility. Overall, the guidelines aim to help Navy personnel share their stories responsibly while maintaining operational security.
This document discusses the opportunities and challenges of using social media for public safety purposes. It begins with an overview of how social media has evolved intelligence collection from a traditional production focus to a contemporary emphasis on collaboration and crowd-sourcing. The document then provides examples of how social media has been used for intelligence gathering during crises as well as case studies on leveraging public support. It concludes by discussing collaborative tools for information sharing and risks around security, accuracy, and analyzing high volumes of social media data.
Organizations successfully leveraging social media are seeing benefits for sales, marketing, and customer service. Yet most organizations are struggling to define a business strategy that makes the most of these opportunities. This storyboard will help you:
* Identify achievable social media opportunities
* Evaluate the risks of social media versus the benefits
* Understand IT’s role in the deployment and maintenance of a social media project
Social media continues to grow at a breakneck pace, and businesses need to get on board or they will be left behind. This storyboard, complete with real-world case studies of social media at work, will help you build a foundation for the successful integration of social media into your CRM strategy.
The Common Good Digital Framework (CGDF) is a proposed campaign and platform to monitor violations of ethical values and standards related to artificial intelligence, personal data, cyber security, and digital activity by governments and large organizations. The CGDF will focus on issues like AI bias, privacy, and cyber security, and will generate policy recommendations in response to identified problems. It will utilize partners, advisors, and social media to distribute its findings and recommendations in order to influence policymaking and encourage corrective actions. The goal is to establish new ethical norms and regulations to help guide digital progress for the benefit of all humanity.
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Social Media For Defense & Government 2010AndrewDrummond
The document advertises a conference on using social media for defense and government. The conference will be held from January 20-22, 2010 in Washington D.C. and will feature speakers from the military, government agencies, and technology companies. Attendees will learn best practices for using tools like Facebook, Twitter, and internal networks to effectively engage communities and improve internal and external communications.
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The document summarizes a study on best practices for social media records policies at 10 government agencies. It found that while active social media use has identified challenges for recordkeeping, agencies have also developed some best practices. Key challenges included defining social media content as records and capturing/tagging public content. Best practices involved communication between teams, using resources to develop policies, defining roles, and integrating social media into records management systems. The study makes recommendations to vendors and NARA to help address the issues.
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The document summarizes a study on best practices for social media records policies at government agencies. It involved interviews with 10 agencies on their records management processes for social media. The study found agencies face challenges in defining social media content as records, capturing content from public sites, applying metadata, and scheduling retention of records. However, agencies have also identified some best practices, such as developing communications between social media and records teams and defining roles and responsibilities for managing social media records.
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The document is the United States Army's social media handbook. It provides guidance for soldiers and Army personnel on safely and responsibly using social media. It discusses maintaining operational security, following the Uniform Code of Military Justice, and avoiding sharing sensitive information online. The handbook also provides standards for Army leaders using social media and interacting with subordinates.
Social Media As A Tool In Crisis CommunicationDavid Mistick
This document discusses the importance of using social media as a tool in crisis communication. It notes that social media usage increased significantly, even more than traditional methods, after a 2011 earthquake in Japan. Research also found that social media can help spread information quickly and make people feel less isolated during crises. However, the document warns that social media mistakes can negatively impact brands and market share. It emphasizes that organizations need strategies to effectively utilize social media across all stages of a crisis.
This document proposes developing a social media framework for strategic leaders to integrate social media and make more effective decisions. It outlines considerations for the framework, strategic goals, stakeholders, principles, challenges and benefits of social media. The framework will include a "Social Media SmartCard for the Meta-Leader" and a collaborative Wikipage. It was well received by agencies who see benefits in incorporating social media into their day-to-day operations and future innovations.
The brochure for SMi Group's Social Media in the Military & Defence Sectors i...Dale Butler
This document advertises and provides an agenda for the 6th Annual Social Media Within the Defence and Military Sector conference hosted by SMi Group in London on November 14-15, 2016. The conference will bring together senior digital communications experts from armed forces and the defence industry to discuss optimizing the use of social media for military organizations. Topics will include social media strategies of various countries' militaries, its use in operations and exercises, and challenges around generating skilled personnel for social media operations. Experts from organizations like NATO, the US DoD, Bundeswehr, and more will speak.
From DefenceIQ:
This report explores the use of social media in the defence industry. It is primarily focused on the commercial sector, considering what benefits, if any, social media offers to defence contractors and organisations. Based on a survey of defence professionals, the report also examines the use of social media within a wider context, looking at how the defence media and journalists are utilising social media as a tool to learn more about the industry and engage with suppliers.
About the Center for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue:
The Center for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue (CTDP) is the world’s preeminent institution focused on tech statecraft, a new model of diplomacy that bridges the high-tech sector with the foreign policy and national security sectors to ensure trusted technology is used to advance freedom. The Center’s nonpartisan model focuses on rallying our allies, leveraging the innovation of the private sector, and amplifying democratic values based on trust. CTDP leverages Purdue University’s strength in innovation, deep expertise in technology and global prowess in educating transformational leaders combined with its uniquely qualified members’ battle-tested track record in building market leading high-tech companies, onshoring strategic supply chains, building global networks based on trust, architecting and operationalizing of successful global economic security strategies and applying Silicon Valley strategies to defeat the CCP’s 5G masterplan. “China’s techno-economic aggression presents a serious threat to the United States and the free world, especially when it comes to advanced technologies, like 5G, AI, semiconductors, and others,” Secretary Panetta stated. “The key to securing freedom is securing high tech through widespread adoption of trusted technologies. The Clean Network pioneered a trust-based model for countering authoritarian aggression across all areas of techno-economic competition. I support the adoption of that successful model by the Center for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue in its noble mission, and I am honored to join its Advisory Board.”“Purdue is best known for its technology innovation and grooming values-based transformational leaders of tomorrow who have had a profound impact on the world,” said Keith Krach, Chairman of the Center for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue. “Tapping into the genius of transformational leaders like General McChrystal and Ambassador Hormats is central to our nonpartisan mission of creating a new model of diplomacy, now known as Tech Statecraft, where trust is the coin of the realm.” “The Center has created the new category of Tech Statecraft by building the Global Trust Network that bridges the worlds of high tech and foreign policy in order to ensure trusted technology is used to advance freedom rather than authoritarianism,” said General McChrystal. “I’m thrilled to join the Center for Tech Diplomacy, which has rapidly become the foremost authority on securing freedom through Tech Statecraft.”
Wiring the Pentagon with Web 2.0 to Transform the Defense Acquisition Enterprise. DoD needs to once again harness the power of Internet technologies to develop and field the next generation of defense systems. Web 2.0 empowers users to collaborate, create resources, share information, and integrate capabilities in a distinctly different way from static Web sites. Published in Defense AT&L Magazine, Mar/Apr 2010.
Social Media to Situational Awareness; Value in not so many wordsmwhite1ca
This document discusses whether social media can provide greater situational awareness for first responders during emergencies. It defines situational awareness as having a clear picture of relevant threat information, and social media as interactive online communication. The document explores factors both for and against social media's ability to create situational awareness. It argues that social media can magnify impacts during crises and that listening to social media posts can provide timely, location-specific information to help first responders and the public understand developing situations. However, social media also has limitations like message length and internet/notification requirements.
The document summarizes a training conference on long-range strike capabilities to be held from September 12-14, 2011 in Washington DC. The conference will discuss requirements for the next generation bomber, development concepts for conventional prompt global strike systems, advancements in long-range unmanned systems, and modernization of current nuclear weapons systems. Specific topics include Air Force requirements for long-range strike systems, acquisition plans for bombers and other capabilities, increasing the range of carrier-based aircraft, and the Air-Sea Battle concept.
The document discusses the Federal Government's efforts to consolidate data centers to reduce costs and energy consumption. It notes that the Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative aims to save $3 billion by 2012 by reducing the number of data centers from over 2,000 currently. The summit will focus on the challenges and opportunities around consolidating data center resources and implementing cloud computing and green IT strategies to further reduce costs and footprint. Key stakeholders from the public and private sectors will discuss consolidation efforts and share best practices.
This document discusses a symposium on social media and the armed forces held in India. It provides details on the inaugural session, keynote addresses, and two discussion sessions. Some of the main topics covered include the impact of social media, how militaries around the world must adapt to social media, challenges and opportunities it presents, and the need to develop strategies and policies for its use. Representatives from the Indian military, other countries, and technology companies discussed their approaches to social media and harnessing it for effective communication.
This document provides guidelines for Navy personnel and leadership on the responsible use of social media.
It outlines expectations for sailors' behavior online, including avoiding violations of copyright, protecting family privacy, understanding profile security settings, and not discussing classified information. Commanders should communicate OPSEC measures and set a good example by following the guidelines themselves.
The document discusses some ethical considerations for leadership, such as avoiding self-promotion or paid submissions online. Leaders are advised to be transparent about their Navy affiliation and avoid political discussions to maintain impartiality and credibility. Overall, the guidelines aim to help Navy personnel share their stories responsibly while maintaining operational security.
This document discusses the opportunities and challenges of using social media for public safety purposes. It begins with an overview of how social media has evolved intelligence collection from a traditional production focus to a contemporary emphasis on collaboration and crowd-sourcing. The document then provides examples of how social media has been used for intelligence gathering during crises as well as case studies on leveraging public support. It concludes by discussing collaborative tools for information sharing and risks around security, accuracy, and analyzing high volumes of social media data.
Organizations successfully leveraging social media are seeing benefits for sales, marketing, and customer service. Yet most organizations are struggling to define a business strategy that makes the most of these opportunities. This storyboard will help you:
* Identify achievable social media opportunities
* Evaluate the risks of social media versus the benefits
* Understand IT’s role in the deployment and maintenance of a social media project
Social media continues to grow at a breakneck pace, and businesses need to get on board or they will be left behind. This storyboard, complete with real-world case studies of social media at work, will help you build a foundation for the successful integration of social media into your CRM strategy.
The Common Good Digital Framework (CGDF) is a proposed campaign and platform to monitor violations of ethical values and standards related to artificial intelligence, personal data, cyber security, and digital activity by governments and large organizations. The CGDF will focus on issues like AI bias, privacy, and cyber security, and will generate policy recommendations in response to identified problems. It will utilize partners, advisors, and social media to distribute its findings and recommendations in order to influence policymaking and encourage corrective actions. The goal is to establish new ethical norms and regulations to help guide digital progress for the benefit of all humanity.
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Social Media For Defense & Government 2010AndrewDrummond
The document advertises a conference on using social media for defense and government. The conference will be held from January 20-22, 2010 in Washington D.C. and will feature speakers from the military, government agencies, and technology companies. Attendees will learn best practices for using tools like Facebook, Twitter, and internal networks to effectively engage communities and improve internal and external communications.
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The document summarizes a study on best practices for social media records policies at 10 government agencies. It found that while active social media use has identified challenges for recordkeeping, agencies have also developed some best practices. Key challenges included defining social media content as records and capturing/tagging public content. Best practices involved communication between teams, using resources to develop policies, defining roles, and integrating social media into records management systems. The study makes recommendations to vendors and NARA to help address the issues.
Best practices of social media records policies GovLoop
The document summarizes a study on best practices for social media records policies at government agencies. It involved interviews with 10 agencies on their records management processes for social media. The study found agencies face challenges in defining social media content as records, capturing content from public sites, applying metadata, and scheduling retention of records. However, agencies have also identified some best practices, such as developing communications between social media and records teams and defining roles and responsibilities for managing social media records.
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The document is the United States Army's social media handbook. It provides guidance for soldiers and Army personnel on safely and responsibly using social media. It discusses maintaining operational security, following the Uniform Code of Military Justice, and avoiding sharing sensitive information online. The handbook also provides standards for Army leaders using social media and interacting with subordinates.
Social Media As A Tool In Crisis CommunicationDavid Mistick
This document discusses the importance of using social media as a tool in crisis communication. It notes that social media usage increased significantly, even more than traditional methods, after a 2011 earthquake in Japan. Research also found that social media can help spread information quickly and make people feel less isolated during crises. However, the document warns that social media mistakes can negatively impact brands and market share. It emphasizes that organizations need strategies to effectively utilize social media across all stages of a crisis.
This document proposes developing a social media framework for strategic leaders to integrate social media and make more effective decisions. It outlines considerations for the framework, strategic goals, stakeholders, principles, challenges and benefits of social media. The framework will include a "Social Media SmartCard for the Meta-Leader" and a collaborative Wikipage. It was well received by agencies who see benefits in incorporating social media into their day-to-day operations and future innovations.
The brochure for SMi Group's Social Media in the Military & Defence Sectors i...Dale Butler
This document advertises and provides an agenda for the 6th Annual Social Media Within the Defence and Military Sector conference hosted by SMi Group in London on November 14-15, 2016. The conference will bring together senior digital communications experts from armed forces and the defence industry to discuss optimizing the use of social media for military organizations. Topics will include social media strategies of various countries' militaries, its use in operations and exercises, and challenges around generating skilled personnel for social media operations. Experts from organizations like NATO, the US DoD, Bundeswehr, and more will speak.
From DefenceIQ:
This report explores the use of social media in the defence industry. It is primarily focused on the commercial sector, considering what benefits, if any, social media offers to defence contractors and organisations. Based on a survey of defence professionals, the report also examines the use of social media within a wider context, looking at how the defence media and journalists are utilising social media as a tool to learn more about the industry and engage with suppliers.
About the Center for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue:
The Center for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue (CTDP) is the world’s preeminent institution focused on tech statecraft, a new model of diplomacy that bridges the high-tech sector with the foreign policy and national security sectors to ensure trusted technology is used to advance freedom. The Center’s nonpartisan model focuses on rallying our allies, leveraging the innovation of the private sector, and amplifying democratic values based on trust. CTDP leverages Purdue University’s strength in innovation, deep expertise in technology and global prowess in educating transformational leaders combined with its uniquely qualified members’ battle-tested track record in building market leading high-tech companies, onshoring strategic supply chains, building global networks based on trust, architecting and operationalizing of successful global economic security strategies and applying Silicon Valley strategies to defeat the CCP’s 5G masterplan. “China’s techno-economic aggression presents a serious threat to the United States and the free world, especially when it comes to advanced technologies, like 5G, AI, semiconductors, and others,” Secretary Panetta stated. “The key to securing freedom is securing high tech through widespread adoption of trusted technologies. The Clean Network pioneered a trust-based model for countering authoritarian aggression across all areas of techno-economic competition. I support the adoption of that successful model by the Center for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue in its noble mission, and I am honored to join its Advisory Board.”“Purdue is best known for its technology innovation and grooming values-based transformational leaders of tomorrow who have had a profound impact on the world,” said Keith Krach, Chairman of the Center for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue. “Tapping into the genius of transformational leaders like General McChrystal and Ambassador Hormats is central to our nonpartisan mission of creating a new model of diplomacy, now known as Tech Statecraft, where trust is the coin of the realm.” “The Center has created the new category of Tech Statecraft by building the Global Trust Network that bridges the worlds of high tech and foreign policy in order to ensure trusted technology is used to advance freedom rather than authoritarianism,” said General McChrystal. “I’m thrilled to join the Center for Tech Diplomacy, which has rapidly become the foremost authority on securing freedom through Tech Statecraft.”
Wiring the Pentagon with Web 2.0 to Transform the Defense Acquisition Enterprise. DoD needs to once again harness the power of Internet technologies to develop and field the next generation of defense systems. Web 2.0 empowers users to collaborate, create resources, share information, and integrate capabilities in a distinctly different way from static Web sites. Published in Defense AT&L Magazine, Mar/Apr 2010.
Social Media to Situational Awareness; Value in not so many wordsmwhite1ca
This document discusses whether social media can provide greater situational awareness for first responders during emergencies. It defines situational awareness as having a clear picture of relevant threat information, and social media as interactive online communication. The document explores factors both for and against social media's ability to create situational awareness. It argues that social media can magnify impacts during crises and that listening to social media posts can provide timely, location-specific information to help first responders and the public understand developing situations. However, social media also has limitations like message length and internet/notification requirements.
The document summarizes a training conference on long-range strike capabilities to be held from September 12-14, 2011 in Washington DC. The conference will discuss requirements for the next generation bomber, development concepts for conventional prompt global strike systems, advancements in long-range unmanned systems, and modernization of current nuclear weapons systems. Specific topics include Air Force requirements for long-range strike systems, acquisition plans for bombers and other capabilities, increasing the range of carrier-based aircraft, and the Air-Sea Battle concept.
The document discusses the Federal Government's efforts to consolidate data centers to reduce costs and energy consumption. It notes that the Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative aims to save $3 billion by 2012 by reducing the number of data centers from over 2,000 currently. The summit will focus on the challenges and opportunities around consolidating data center resources and implementing cloud computing and green IT strategies to further reduce costs and footprint. Key stakeholders from the public and private sectors will discuss consolidation efforts and share best practices.
The document advertises a training conference on post-combat casualty care from September 19-21, 2011. The conference will provide continuing medical education credits and feature presentations from leading military and medical organizations on topics including post-combat diagnostics, pain management, traumatic brain injury treatments, burn treatment, and prosthetics. Attendees will include physicians, researchers, military staff, and medical professionals. The goal is to discuss improving care for military personnel and veterans dealing with issues like post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, and substance abuse.
The document summarizes an upcoming training conference on social media for defense. The conference will take place from October 24-26, 2011 in Washington D.C. and feature experts from the military, government, and industry who will provide insights on the latest trends in social media and lessons learned from its use in defense. Attendees will have opportunities to network and learn how social media can be leveraged for communication, coordination during crises, and improving morale. The agenda outlines focus days with workshops and main summit days with keynotes on implementing social media effectively and maintaining security.
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captain ed buclatin, usn
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