Presentation Slides for Keynote Address ... SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS Chris Walker
You Can't Give What You Haven't Got. The Size of Your Vision determines the size of your life. Balanced people are balanced in all seven areas of life.
Presentation Slides for Keynote Address ... SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS Chris Walker
You Can't Give What You Haven't Got. The Size of Your Vision determines the size of your life. Balanced people are balanced in all seven areas of life.
Primer on 20 years of library science. Lessons learned from open access publishing, new question that popped up, solutions that were proposed: content syndication, context-sensitive reference linking, appropriate copy problem, and adding time-dimensions to the web.
A review of the reward card market and players in 1997, covering the thinking, benefits, features of all the cards offered at the time. The report was created by David Carrithers.
An article that was placed in the company newsletter reviewing the efforts to develop and grow the electronics and semiconductor business at Air Products.
Researchers have shown that the all too adversarial atmosphere enveloping today’s construction industry can be attributed to traditional contracting methods, forcing conflict versus performance and results. In part, the situation stems from the very nature of contracting itself. Little room for communications, interaction and collaboration are allowed. For any long term commercial relationship to work, an element of trust is required. But trust, it seems, is the element that is absent so often today in the relationship between facility manager and construction contractor. Why is it so scarce?
Primer on 20 years of library science. Lessons learned from open access publishing, new question that popped up, solutions that were proposed: content syndication, context-sensitive reference linking, appropriate copy problem, and adding time-dimensions to the web.
A review of the reward card market and players in 1997, covering the thinking, benefits, features of all the cards offered at the time. The report was created by David Carrithers.
An article that was placed in the company newsletter reviewing the efforts to develop and grow the electronics and semiconductor business at Air Products.
Researchers have shown that the all too adversarial atmosphere enveloping today’s construction industry can be attributed to traditional contracting methods, forcing conflict versus performance and results. In part, the situation stems from the very nature of contracting itself. Little room for communications, interaction and collaboration are allowed. For any long term commercial relationship to work, an element of trust is required. But trust, it seems, is the element that is absent so often today in the relationship between facility manager and construction contractor. Why is it so scarce?