The document discusses internet usage trends in Greece and social media usage. Some key points include:
- 55% of Greeks have internet access, though usage is higher among younger people. Daily internet usage is relatively high even with moderate penetration.
- Greeks spend significant time online each day, especially on social networks. Nearly all internet users are part of social networks.
- Many Greeks use the internet and social media to get news and political information and discuss public issues. However, trust in traditional institutions remains higher than trust in online sources.
- Social media are becoming a core part of daily communication and information sharing, especially for younger users. People are increasingly using social platforms to engage with brands, causes and
1) Online activity is growing rapidly even as economic slowdowns occur. Over 1.4 billion people are now online and 3.3 billion have mobile phones.
2) Search has become a core online behavior. Google handles over 1.53 billion searches per day worldwide.
3) Marketers need to ensure their approach integrates both online and offline channels. Search can produce similar brand shifts to TV at much lower cost when the channels are used together.
Digital Burson-Marsteller China provides a summary of the state of the Chinese internet in March 2011 in 3 sentences or less:
The document analyzes key metrics on the state of the Chinese internet such as 450 million internet users representing 19% year-over-year growth, the rise of mobile web usage with 303 million users, and the popularity of social media platforms like Qzone with 190 million active users and Sina Weibo with 70 million users. It also provides an overview of Digital Burson-Marsteller's services in developing digital and social media strategies and programs.
Digital Burson-Marsteller China provides a summary of the state of the Chinese internet in March 2011 in 3 sentences or less:
The document analyzes key metrics on the state of the Chinese internet such as 450 million internet users, 303 million mobile web users, and leading social media platforms like Qzone with 190 million active users. It also summarizes Burson-Marsteller's digital services in China including online media relations, reputation management, and developing social media strategies with measurable results.
Mary will present the Project’s latest research on social media adoption as part of a day-long workshop organized by and for the staff from the State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and the 8 nonprofit organizations that partner with them to design and implement 2 to 3 week study tours around the U.S. for international visitors.
The document discusses how apps have changed smartphone usage and driven data growth. Key points:
1) Smartphone adoption in Europe is rising rapidly, especially among younger users, and apps are driving increased data usage on smartphones.
2) In the Netherlands, Vodafone saw a clear "iPhone effect" as iPhone users consumed 6-12 MB of data per day on average, compared to 0.75 MB for older devices.
3) App usage insights found that 31% of users are "socializers" who use apps for social media, while 12% are "addicts" who use apps multiple times daily.
4) Future outlook expects smartphone penetration to grow above 50% and
Digital Marketing Live: Earn your owned mediaKantar TNS
The document discusses how brands can leverage social media and advocacy. It shows that while internet penetration is high in many countries, only a small percentage of internet users actively engage with brands online through activities like writing about brands or researching brands. The impact of advocacy also depends on how involved different product categories are. While mobile phones see high impact and quantity of online discussions, tobacco sees very little online chatter. The conclusion is that brands need creative strategies to drive higher engagement from consumers online.
1) Internet uptake in Australia has stabilized around 90% since 2005, with broadband connectivity reaching near saturation levels.
2) Australians spend the most time online and watching television, with 13.7 hours and 13.3 hours per week respectively. Younger Australians aged 16-29 spend more time with media across the board.
3) The rise of consumer generated media sites continues, with visitation to sites like Flickr, Blogger, and bebo growing steadily since 2006. Multi-tasking online activities is also very common.
Ipsos MediaCT and YouTube: A Connected Generation - The Rise and Rise of Soci...Ipsos UK
Social media has risen dramatically in popularity and usage. 2 in 3 internet users worldwide visited a social networking site in May 2010. Facebook had 500 million active users in July 2010 and YouTube saw 24 hours of video uploaded every minute. Even older generations are increasingly using social media. It impacts many aspects of life, including how 1 in 6 marriages are now between couples who met on social media. Both consumers and businesses are actively using social media to find information, make recommendations, and promote products and services. Younger people, aged 18-24, are especially active on social media and integrate it deeply into their daily lives and activities. The rise of mobile internet access has also contributed significantly to the rise of social interactions and sharing on social media
1) Online activity is growing rapidly even as economic slowdowns occur. Over 1.4 billion people are now online and 3.3 billion have mobile phones.
2) Search has become a core online behavior. Google handles over 1.53 billion searches per day worldwide.
3) Marketers need to ensure their approach integrates both online and offline channels. Search can produce similar brand shifts to TV at much lower cost when the channels are used together.
Digital Burson-Marsteller China provides a summary of the state of the Chinese internet in March 2011 in 3 sentences or less:
The document analyzes key metrics on the state of the Chinese internet such as 450 million internet users representing 19% year-over-year growth, the rise of mobile web usage with 303 million users, and the popularity of social media platforms like Qzone with 190 million active users and Sina Weibo with 70 million users. It also provides an overview of Digital Burson-Marsteller's services in developing digital and social media strategies and programs.
Digital Burson-Marsteller China provides a summary of the state of the Chinese internet in March 2011 in 3 sentences or less:
The document analyzes key metrics on the state of the Chinese internet such as 450 million internet users, 303 million mobile web users, and leading social media platforms like Qzone with 190 million active users. It also summarizes Burson-Marsteller's digital services in China including online media relations, reputation management, and developing social media strategies with measurable results.
Mary will present the Project’s latest research on social media adoption as part of a day-long workshop organized by and for the staff from the State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and the 8 nonprofit organizations that partner with them to design and implement 2 to 3 week study tours around the U.S. for international visitors.
The document discusses how apps have changed smartphone usage and driven data growth. Key points:
1) Smartphone adoption in Europe is rising rapidly, especially among younger users, and apps are driving increased data usage on smartphones.
2) In the Netherlands, Vodafone saw a clear "iPhone effect" as iPhone users consumed 6-12 MB of data per day on average, compared to 0.75 MB for older devices.
3) App usage insights found that 31% of users are "socializers" who use apps for social media, while 12% are "addicts" who use apps multiple times daily.
4) Future outlook expects smartphone penetration to grow above 50% and
Digital Marketing Live: Earn your owned mediaKantar TNS
The document discusses how brands can leverage social media and advocacy. It shows that while internet penetration is high in many countries, only a small percentage of internet users actively engage with brands online through activities like writing about brands or researching brands. The impact of advocacy also depends on how involved different product categories are. While mobile phones see high impact and quantity of online discussions, tobacco sees very little online chatter. The conclusion is that brands need creative strategies to drive higher engagement from consumers online.
1) Internet uptake in Australia has stabilized around 90% since 2005, with broadband connectivity reaching near saturation levels.
2) Australians spend the most time online and watching television, with 13.7 hours and 13.3 hours per week respectively. Younger Australians aged 16-29 spend more time with media across the board.
3) The rise of consumer generated media sites continues, with visitation to sites like Flickr, Blogger, and bebo growing steadily since 2006. Multi-tasking online activities is also very common.
Ipsos MediaCT and YouTube: A Connected Generation - The Rise and Rise of Soci...Ipsos UK
Social media has risen dramatically in popularity and usage. 2 in 3 internet users worldwide visited a social networking site in May 2010. Facebook had 500 million active users in July 2010 and YouTube saw 24 hours of video uploaded every minute. Even older generations are increasingly using social media. It impacts many aspects of life, including how 1 in 6 marriages are now between couples who met on social media. Both consumers and businesses are actively using social media to find information, make recommendations, and promote products and services. Younger people, aged 18-24, are especially active on social media and integrate it deeply into their daily lives and activities. The rise of mobile internet access has also contributed significantly to the rise of social interactions and sharing on social media
Social TV and the Rise of Companion ScreensSteve Weaver
Social media is playing an increasingly important role in television viewing and engagement. As more content is consumed across multiple devices, social TV allows viewers to share their viewing experiences and have conversations about shows in real-time. Various genres are well-suited for social engagement, particularly reality, comedy, and drama programming. Broadcasters are enhancing viewer participation through social TV applications and sites that complement their traditional television content.
The document discusses the anatomy of web attacks and trends in online threats. It notes that social networking surpassed email usage in 2009. Popular web attacks in 2009 included fake antivirus software and video codec scams. Cyber criminals leverage search results, social media sites, and alarming news topics to spread malware. Botnets have grown exponentially in size and are used to steal data and hijack online accounts. Some malware spreads on social networks by having infected users message their friends with links that install more malware.
Mobile-friendly email: Trends and best practicesAct-On Software
This document outlines best practices for mobile-friendly email marketing. It discusses trends showing rising mobile email opens and the importance of a mobile-first approach. Key recommendations include using responsive design, prioritizing large text and touch targets, streamlining content for mobile, and testing designs on different devices. The presentation provides examples of emails that implement these strategies effectively.
This document discusses the results of a survey conducted by Colmar Brunton on online social networking in New Zealand. It finds that Facebook is the most popular social networking site, with 72% of online New Zealanders being members. It also examines who social networkers follow on these sites, with 96% following friends and 87% following family, while only 18% follow companies or brands. The challenges for brands engaging in social media are also reviewed.
Moms today are engaged, enabled, and entertained by technology. A survey found that moms consider smartphones and laptops essential tools that help them get things done. Most moms cannot go more than a few hours without using the internet, mobile phones, or home computers. While TV remains important for family time, activities like watching YouTube are becoming more common. Technology helps moms keep kids entertained with educational games and apps.
BIC5 Ian morgan google uk Making the Web Work for You 2012Wavelength
This document discusses how the internet economy in the UK is worth £100 billion and driven by online consumption. It notes that mobile devices are enabling new kinds of interactions, with 40% of tweets coming from mobile and 50% of map usage on mobile. The document also highlights that 74% of people use mobile in the shopping process and that mobile will soon surpass desktop internet usage. It argues companies need to have mobile-optimized websites to keep up with these trends of an increasingly mobile-focused internet.
Western Internet Companies in China & Chinese Internet Companies in the WorldGeeks On A Plane
The document discusses Western internet companies entering China and Chinese internet companies expanding globally. It notes that many Western companies have failed in China due to not fully localizing, lacking a China strategy, and moving too slowly. Chinese companies meanwhile have been very successful domestically through localized content, business models, and lower costs. The document advises Chinese companies looking globally to fully adapt their products, business models, and strategies to other markets to succeed as Western companies have struggled expanding into China.
China E-Commerce Challenges and OpportunitiesMinh-Ha Nguyen
Minh-Ha Nguyen’s presentation on the challenges and opportunities of doing e-commerce in China highlights:
• Trends in China e-commerce, including mobile commerce
• Challenges of doing business in China, including the myth of China e-commerce as a low-cost distribution channel and what drives the high cost of China e-commerce
• Benefits of e-commerce in China
• Opportunities available for China e-commerce companies
• Opportunities available for the product manufacturers supplying these e-commerce companies in China
The document summarizes a technology summit held in Italy in 2011. It discusses Italy's infrastructure for technology and innovation, noting a divide between northern and southern Italy. University education lags behind other countries, though there are centers of excellence. Broadband penetration and internet usage are lower in Italy than other European nations. Television still dominates advertising spending. Major telecommunications companies are Telecom Italia, Vodafone and Wind. The recession hit the technology sector hard. New opportunities exist in cloud computing, mobile broadband, and social media. However, Italy still lacks a clear digital agenda from its political leadership. Entrepreneurs must bootstrap or seek angel/seed funding. Some notable Italian tech companies mentioned are STMicroelectronics
Consumer Awareness of Privacy Issues on the Internet [Report]Social Samosa
This survey found that:
- Most respondents use the internet frequently and spend 1-3 hours per sitting online. Google, Facebook, and YouTube are the most popular services.
- Awareness of data collection and sharing practices is low. Most respondents incorrectly believe Google and Facebook get consent before sharing data with third parties.
- Respondents want more transparency around how personal data is used and the ability to opt out of data collection, but many continue using services that track them extensively.
- Negative press around privacy violations could influence some to use alternative websites or browsers less likely to compromise privacy.
This document discusses the rapid growth of mobile technology and its impact. It notes that smartphone sales now outpace PC sales, and that global smartphone penetration rates are increasing quickly. Mobile phones are being used for more than just communication, including browsing the web, using apps, emailing, online shopping, banking, watching videos and playing games. The amount of mobile internet usage and m-commerce is growing significantly each year. Factors driving this growth include increasing computing power and connectivity, declining costs, and the rise of cloud computing. By 2015, the mobile commerce market is projected to reach $119 billion.
Passion,persistence,partnerships secrets for earning more onlinenfpSynergy
Passion, persistence, and partnerships are key to earning more online. Over the past decade, internet and broadband access has grown significantly in UK households. Mobile internet access has also increased dramatically, with nearly half of people now using their phones to access the internet. Social networking participation has also risen sharply, especially on Facebook. Charities have embraced various online tools and social media to communicate with supporters, promote campaigns, understand views, and fundraise. However, strategies and board-level approval of internet efforts varies significantly among charities. Website usage is typically tracked by metrics like page views, unique visitors, and email metrics.
The document discusses the state of social networks in Vietnam based on data from comScore. It finds that:
1) Social network usage has grown rapidly in Vietnam, with Zing Me reaching over half of social network users.
2) Social media users in Vietnam tend to be younger (15-24 years old) and are more "aspirational" in their online activities.
3) While non-Vietnamese social networks still have a presence, Vietnamese-based social networks like Zing Me are becoming increasingly popular among the country's youth.
1) In 2009, 70% of UK households had internet access, up from 65% in 2008. 63% of households had broadband internet, up from 56% in 2008.
2) 76% of UK adults accessed the internet in the last 3 months, up from 66% in 2008. The most common internet activities were sending/receiving email (90%) and using social media like Facebook (40%).
3) 64% of recent internet users had purchased goods or services online, with the most popular purchases being films/music (52% of men), clothes (54% of women), and books (older users).
Facebook is the dominant social network globally, but there are some exceptions. Orkut is more popular than Facebook in Brazil and India, while Mixi and Line dominate in Japan. Russians spend the largest share of their online time on social networks at 45%, while Japanese spend the least at 4%. Overall social networking accounts for 15% of global online time.
Imagine Indonesia: engaging with the potential e-commerce marketAkhmad Zaimi
Engaging with the potential e-commerce market in Indonesia is growing rapidly. The number of online transactions increased 100% from 2011 to 2012, reaching over 10 million transactions valued at $290 million in 2012. Mobile internet is also growing significantly as the main access point for online shopping, especially among younger Indonesians. While online shopping is becoming more popular, many Indonesians still prefer to pay using bank transfers or cash on delivery instead of credit cards when making purchases. The Indonesia E-commerce Association was formed in 2012 to help develop the industry. The government regulates e-commerce through its Electronic Information and Transactions Law.
Different media platforms – same consumers? (Maša Muster - Mediana)SEMPL
To satisfy the needs of their users, it is imperative the media know them well. Research already shows that the total is more than the sum of individual parts – users are moving from traditional to modern forms of media usage and also transfer among the latter, which consequently means, that they often use our medium from several different platforms.
The potential for reaching new and new users is expending and we can take advantage of that. At Mediana, they already know the answers to several questions regarding the new habits of media users – who are the exclusive users, viewers or listeners over the traditional platforms, how many of them combine different methods of following the media and who are those who no longer care about traditional platforms. By enabling insight into this topic, media planners will gain a better understanding of new media landscape in the region and their decision making about future investments will be made easier.
Volunteering is an enormous renewable resource for solving societal problems, but it lacks reliable data. Current methods of measuring volunteering are inconsistent and produce divergent results. The UN has called for establishing the economic value of volunteering through improved measurement. A new handbook provides a standardized approach for measuring volunteering through labor force surveys to facilitate comparisons and clarify volunteering's scale and role. Implementation is underway in Europe and could help mobilize volunteers and engage policymakers if expanded to more countries.
Social TV and the Rise of Companion ScreensSteve Weaver
Social media is playing an increasingly important role in television viewing and engagement. As more content is consumed across multiple devices, social TV allows viewers to share their viewing experiences and have conversations about shows in real-time. Various genres are well-suited for social engagement, particularly reality, comedy, and drama programming. Broadcasters are enhancing viewer participation through social TV applications and sites that complement their traditional television content.
The document discusses the anatomy of web attacks and trends in online threats. It notes that social networking surpassed email usage in 2009. Popular web attacks in 2009 included fake antivirus software and video codec scams. Cyber criminals leverage search results, social media sites, and alarming news topics to spread malware. Botnets have grown exponentially in size and are used to steal data and hijack online accounts. Some malware spreads on social networks by having infected users message their friends with links that install more malware.
Mobile-friendly email: Trends and best practicesAct-On Software
This document outlines best practices for mobile-friendly email marketing. It discusses trends showing rising mobile email opens and the importance of a mobile-first approach. Key recommendations include using responsive design, prioritizing large text and touch targets, streamlining content for mobile, and testing designs on different devices. The presentation provides examples of emails that implement these strategies effectively.
This document discusses the results of a survey conducted by Colmar Brunton on online social networking in New Zealand. It finds that Facebook is the most popular social networking site, with 72% of online New Zealanders being members. It also examines who social networkers follow on these sites, with 96% following friends and 87% following family, while only 18% follow companies or brands. The challenges for brands engaging in social media are also reviewed.
Moms today are engaged, enabled, and entertained by technology. A survey found that moms consider smartphones and laptops essential tools that help them get things done. Most moms cannot go more than a few hours without using the internet, mobile phones, or home computers. While TV remains important for family time, activities like watching YouTube are becoming more common. Technology helps moms keep kids entertained with educational games and apps.
BIC5 Ian morgan google uk Making the Web Work for You 2012Wavelength
This document discusses how the internet economy in the UK is worth £100 billion and driven by online consumption. It notes that mobile devices are enabling new kinds of interactions, with 40% of tweets coming from mobile and 50% of map usage on mobile. The document also highlights that 74% of people use mobile in the shopping process and that mobile will soon surpass desktop internet usage. It argues companies need to have mobile-optimized websites to keep up with these trends of an increasingly mobile-focused internet.
Western Internet Companies in China & Chinese Internet Companies in the WorldGeeks On A Plane
The document discusses Western internet companies entering China and Chinese internet companies expanding globally. It notes that many Western companies have failed in China due to not fully localizing, lacking a China strategy, and moving too slowly. Chinese companies meanwhile have been very successful domestically through localized content, business models, and lower costs. The document advises Chinese companies looking globally to fully adapt their products, business models, and strategies to other markets to succeed as Western companies have struggled expanding into China.
China E-Commerce Challenges and OpportunitiesMinh-Ha Nguyen
Minh-Ha Nguyen’s presentation on the challenges and opportunities of doing e-commerce in China highlights:
• Trends in China e-commerce, including mobile commerce
• Challenges of doing business in China, including the myth of China e-commerce as a low-cost distribution channel and what drives the high cost of China e-commerce
• Benefits of e-commerce in China
• Opportunities available for China e-commerce companies
• Opportunities available for the product manufacturers supplying these e-commerce companies in China
The document summarizes a technology summit held in Italy in 2011. It discusses Italy's infrastructure for technology and innovation, noting a divide between northern and southern Italy. University education lags behind other countries, though there are centers of excellence. Broadband penetration and internet usage are lower in Italy than other European nations. Television still dominates advertising spending. Major telecommunications companies are Telecom Italia, Vodafone and Wind. The recession hit the technology sector hard. New opportunities exist in cloud computing, mobile broadband, and social media. However, Italy still lacks a clear digital agenda from its political leadership. Entrepreneurs must bootstrap or seek angel/seed funding. Some notable Italian tech companies mentioned are STMicroelectronics
Consumer Awareness of Privacy Issues on the Internet [Report]Social Samosa
This survey found that:
- Most respondents use the internet frequently and spend 1-3 hours per sitting online. Google, Facebook, and YouTube are the most popular services.
- Awareness of data collection and sharing practices is low. Most respondents incorrectly believe Google and Facebook get consent before sharing data with third parties.
- Respondents want more transparency around how personal data is used and the ability to opt out of data collection, but many continue using services that track them extensively.
- Negative press around privacy violations could influence some to use alternative websites or browsers less likely to compromise privacy.
This document discusses the rapid growth of mobile technology and its impact. It notes that smartphone sales now outpace PC sales, and that global smartphone penetration rates are increasing quickly. Mobile phones are being used for more than just communication, including browsing the web, using apps, emailing, online shopping, banking, watching videos and playing games. The amount of mobile internet usage and m-commerce is growing significantly each year. Factors driving this growth include increasing computing power and connectivity, declining costs, and the rise of cloud computing. By 2015, the mobile commerce market is projected to reach $119 billion.
Passion,persistence,partnerships secrets for earning more onlinenfpSynergy
Passion, persistence, and partnerships are key to earning more online. Over the past decade, internet and broadband access has grown significantly in UK households. Mobile internet access has also increased dramatically, with nearly half of people now using their phones to access the internet. Social networking participation has also risen sharply, especially on Facebook. Charities have embraced various online tools and social media to communicate with supporters, promote campaigns, understand views, and fundraise. However, strategies and board-level approval of internet efforts varies significantly among charities. Website usage is typically tracked by metrics like page views, unique visitors, and email metrics.
The document discusses the state of social networks in Vietnam based on data from comScore. It finds that:
1) Social network usage has grown rapidly in Vietnam, with Zing Me reaching over half of social network users.
2) Social media users in Vietnam tend to be younger (15-24 years old) and are more "aspirational" in their online activities.
3) While non-Vietnamese social networks still have a presence, Vietnamese-based social networks like Zing Me are becoming increasingly popular among the country's youth.
1) In 2009, 70% of UK households had internet access, up from 65% in 2008. 63% of households had broadband internet, up from 56% in 2008.
2) 76% of UK adults accessed the internet in the last 3 months, up from 66% in 2008. The most common internet activities were sending/receiving email (90%) and using social media like Facebook (40%).
3) 64% of recent internet users had purchased goods or services online, with the most popular purchases being films/music (52% of men), clothes (54% of women), and books (older users).
Facebook is the dominant social network globally, but there are some exceptions. Orkut is more popular than Facebook in Brazil and India, while Mixi and Line dominate in Japan. Russians spend the largest share of their online time on social networks at 45%, while Japanese spend the least at 4%. Overall social networking accounts for 15% of global online time.
Imagine Indonesia: engaging with the potential e-commerce marketAkhmad Zaimi
Engaging with the potential e-commerce market in Indonesia is growing rapidly. The number of online transactions increased 100% from 2011 to 2012, reaching over 10 million transactions valued at $290 million in 2012. Mobile internet is also growing significantly as the main access point for online shopping, especially among younger Indonesians. While online shopping is becoming more popular, many Indonesians still prefer to pay using bank transfers or cash on delivery instead of credit cards when making purchases. The Indonesia E-commerce Association was formed in 2012 to help develop the industry. The government regulates e-commerce through its Electronic Information and Transactions Law.
Different media platforms – same consumers? (Maša Muster - Mediana)SEMPL
To satisfy the needs of their users, it is imperative the media know them well. Research already shows that the total is more than the sum of individual parts – users are moving from traditional to modern forms of media usage and also transfer among the latter, which consequently means, that they often use our medium from several different platforms.
The potential for reaching new and new users is expending and we can take advantage of that. At Mediana, they already know the answers to several questions regarding the new habits of media users – who are the exclusive users, viewers or listeners over the traditional platforms, how many of them combine different methods of following the media and who are those who no longer care about traditional platforms. By enabling insight into this topic, media planners will gain a better understanding of new media landscape in the region and their decision making about future investments will be made easier.
Volunteering is an enormous renewable resource for solving societal problems, but it lacks reliable data. Current methods of measuring volunteering are inconsistent and produce divergent results. The UN has called for establishing the economic value of volunteering through improved measurement. A new handbook provides a standardized approach for measuring volunteering through labor force surveys to facilitate comparisons and clarify volunteering's scale and role. Implementation is underway in Europe and could help mobilize volunteers and engage policymakers if expanded to more countries.
This document discusses several topics related to manufacturing, technology trends, and Advantech's position as a market leader. It covers shifts in manufacturing as a percentage of GDP across nations, emerging industries like the Internet of Things, demographic changes, the future of software, green technology, transportation, and communication networks. It emphasizes that Advantech provides complete solutions through components, software, services and partnerships. In the final section, it provides an overview of Advantech as a leading industrial computing company with worldwide employees and sales broken down by product lines.
The document discusses eCG's global expansion efforts through both acquisitions and organic investments. It notes that outside of eCG's core markets, the top 30 countries account for 90% of the rest of the world's online GDP, presenting attractive expansion opportunities. A chart shows mobile and internet penetration rates globally, with white outlines indicating where eCG currently has a presence. The document advocates redefining markets locally, through mobile and social channels, and digitally. It provides case studies of eCG's expansion into China through local partnerships to leverage knowledge of the market, and into Latin America through acquisition of a ready-made product with a local brand and management team.
1. The document discusses eCG's global presence and expansion strategies driven by acquisitions and organic investments.
2. It identifies emerging markets using metrics like online GDP and internet penetration to target the top 30 markets that account for 90% of the rest of the world's online GDP.
3. The document outlines eCG's approach in markets like China through local partnerships and in Latin America through acquisitions of ready-made products with local brands and management teams.
Peoplefluent Compuware Gomez User group presentationMatthewLeggett
This document summarizes Peoplefluent, a human resources SaaS vendor that uses Compuware Gomez products for website monitoring and performance testing. Key points:
- Peoplefluent was formed from the merger of Peopleclick, Authoria, and Acquire and provides recruitment, vendor management, talent management, and diversity compliance solutions.
- Gomez is used for backbone transactions testing, last mile testing, and private peer testing to monitor availability and performance from different network perspectives.
- Testing helps identify and troubleshoot issues like slow DNS, server errors, network problems impacting clients, and helps evaluate CDN vendors.
- Insights from Gomez data have helped optimize systems, improve performance for job applicants
Spaniards have high ownership of technology devices, indicating a preference for specialized devices for specific activities. Mobile phones are the most owned device in Spain, while smartphones and tablets have the strongest potential for future growth. General technology ownership is stronger in Spain than other European markets, with smartphones and tablets owned by nearly half and one-fifth of Spaniards respectively.
TNS-NIPO - Mobile first presentation 18 september 2012 to be sharedMobylizr
The document is a presentation by Wally Tas from TNS NIPO on mobile research and insights. It discusses TNS NIPO's digital offerings related to researching mobile behaviors through smartphones, including location-based research, mystery shopping, and tracking online and mobile behaviors. It also covers international framing of mobile life research across 58 countries, and insights into mobile usage in the Netherlands, including ownership trends and entertainment feature usage on mobiles. Finally, it introduces Mobile 360 for providing a 360 degree view of mobile consumer behavior through a pilot study tracking over 1,000 Dutch smartphone and tablet users.
Mobile commerce is growing rapidly as users shift to smartphones. Global smartphone shipments are projected to surpass desktop and laptop PC shipments by 2013. eBay sees mobile apps generating $1.5 billion in sales for 2010 alone. However, most mobile apps see little usage after the initial download. To truly succeed, mobile strategies must approach different users and their varying needs in developed and developing markets differently. Mobility is becoming the primary way people access the internet and interact with services around the world.
Lightspeed Research conducted a survey of 1001 UK social media users to understand engagement with brands. The survey found that over half have engaged with brands by liking, following, or sharing content. Competitions and offers were the top motivators for engagement. Respondents were less likely to engage if content was boring or repetitive. Many had concerns about purchasing directly through social media due to security issues. The survey concluded that highlighting benefits and educating consumers could increase engagement, as could encouraging friends to promote branded content.
This document summarizes information about Peoplefluent, a human resources SaaS vendor formed through mergers. It provides details on Peoplefluent's product offerings including recruitment, talent management, and learning management solutions. The document also discusses Peoplefluent's client base, global footprint, typical customers, and the F5 products used including LTM, ASM, and iRules. It shares how Peoplefluent uses load balancing and iRules to solve problems and outlines their plan to implement Gomez RUM, prioritize iRules, upgrade to F5 version 11, and migrate from bigpipe to tmsh.
This document summarizes a presentation on mobile trends given by Wally Tas on September 18, 2012. It discusses insights into mobile behavior from research conducted in 58 countries. Key findings include that tablets will see even stronger uptake than smartphones, and that mobile and tablets are driving more time spent online globally. Specific data on the Netherlands shows that the Dutch have caught up in smartphone and tablet adoption and are becoming leaders in Europe. The presentation also overviewed a mobile behavior tracking study called Mobile 360 conducted in the Netherlands.
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How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
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 slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
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.
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.
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
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3. 55% internet penetration
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megatv.com
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venus.cs
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mediagate.gr
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9. who can we trust?
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10. army (63%) press (24%)
church (50%) EU (21%)
police (50%) television (20%)
internet (41%) labor unions (20%)
NGOs (39%) large corporations (19%)
radio (37%) UN (19%)
education (34%) public sector (18%)
legal system (34%) parliament (15%)
municipalities (25%) government (11%)
political parties (5%)
11. army (63%) press (24%)
church (50%) EU (21%)
police (50%) television (20%)
internet (41%) labor unions (20%)
NGOs (39%) large corporations (19%)
radio (37%) UN (19%)
education (34%) public sector (18%)
legal system (34%) parliament (15%)
municipalities (25%) government (11%)
political parties (5%)
12. army (63%) press (24%)
church (50%) EU (21%)
police (50%) television (20%)
internet (41%) labor unions (20%)
NGOs (39%) large corporations (19%)
radio (37%) UN (19%)
education (34%) public sector (18%)
legal system (34%) parliament (15%)
municipalities (25%) government (11%)
political parties (5%)
13. trust among core internet users
15-44 yrs
2011
40%
2010
57%
40%
52%
internet
army
NGOs
45% church
45%
63%
56%
15. Tanzania
Ghana
India
Uganda
Kenya
Pakistan
South Af rica
Indonesia
Egypt
Thailand
Nigeria using daily (%)
Philippines
Peru
Vietnam
Mexico
Ukraine
internet penetration (%)
Romania
China
Brazil
Colombia
Morocco
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
Argentina
Greece
Portugal
Italy
Chile
Poland
Malaysia
Hungary
Spain
Ireland
Cz. Republic
Internet Penetration
Hong Kong
UAE
France
Taiwan
Israel
Slovakia
Austria
Estonia
Singapore
Belgium
USA
Australia
Japan
Canada
Germany
Switzerland
South Korea
UK
there is moderate internet penetration in Greece;
New Zealand
Luxembourg
Finland
Denmark
Netherlands
Sweden
Norway
15
however, the proportion of daily usage is relatively high
16. a high % of internet population goes online daily
99% at least 1x/week
88% at least 5days/week
84% at least 1x/day
17. internet is primary media channel once it’s adopted
% daily usage
internet for television radio news- magazines
leisure papers
84% 46% 33% 14% 11%
18. 24
hours per week
spent online for
leisure purposes
24. 46%
of the online population accesses
information from local authority/council or
government weekly...
...and they do this
2.6 times/week
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25. the internet enables me to pass
on news/information to other
51 36 13
people about current events
happening in the country
agree neither agree nor disagree disagree
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26. social networks...
…are a modern way to keep up-
to-date with political, social or 65 22 13
current affairs than other media
…have information on political
46 42 12
affairs that cannot be trusted
…are a good way to have your
48 35 18
say on political issues
…are the most efficient way to
find out about breaking news or 66 23 12
headlines
agree neither agree nor disagree disagree
27. linked to...
Institution Brand
friends
International brands/companies 5.2
National brands/companies 4.6
Local brands/companies 2.0
Charities/Causes 2.7
Politicians/Political groups 0.3
28. social is a core
human behavior,
not a destination
@christianism
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Editor's Notes
It is clear there is a digital divide in Greece that will close only with the next generation.Accepting this, Greece’s internet penetration amongst the most active and dynamic age groups of society is high and Greece does not lag significantly behind as is widely believed.
When we look at the internet users in Greece, then we can say that 8 out 10 are 15-44 years old, which means a very young and dynamic profile.
At a time where our social fabric is being ripped apart, who we can trust becomes a central question.So how do various institutions, including the internet, in Greece fare when it comes to trust? We asked a national representative sample of Greeks aged 15 years and up, to tell us whether they tend to trust or distrust each of the following 19 institutions.
The institutions are in descending order from those with the highest “tend to trust” to those with the lowest. Clearly there is a lot to say about this but I’ll focus on the key points relevant to my talk.
The institutions are in descending order from those with the highest “tend to trust” to those with the lowest. Clearly there is a lot to say about this but I’ll focus on the key points relevant to my talk.
The institutions are in descending order from those with the highest “tend to trust” to those with the lowest. Clearly there is a lot to say about this but I’ll focus on the key points relevant to my talk.
And last but not least, the internet may be fourth on the list amongst the general public but a significant portion of the population over 55 (as we’ll see in a minute) don’t use the internet and probably don’t know what it is, so when we look at trust amongst the 15-44 year olds, or the core users of the internet in Greece, we see that the army has been knocked off its pedestal and the internet is the most trusted institution.
Again, inline with what’s going on in the rest of the world
We just saw that 60% are using the internet at least once a day; this is higher than any other media channel’s daily usage amongst internet users indicating clearly that once digital is adopted, it becomes the primary media channel
We spend approximately 24 hrs per week online for leisure purposes