WPC 2012: Panorama Software for SQL Server 2012 www.panorama.com
The document discusses a BI solution that consolidates various data warehouses and brings them together in a single, easy-to-use interface. It reduces the time to find information, increases collaboration and communication, and provides insights that otherwise may not be known. Key features include social BI for collaborative decision making, contextual discovery to automatically push relevant insights, and advanced analytics for power users. The solution's intuitive and interactive design aims to make analytics accessible for business users and spread BI adoption.
The document discusses the need for open source economies and open currencies. It proposes that three new components are needed to enable open currencies: open transport, open rules, and open data. Open transport, rules, and data would allow for greater choice, power, and transparency compared to closed systems.
The document outlines presentations from the Socal UX Camp 2014 on accessible UX. Joseph Karr O'Connor discussed including people with disabilities in testing and persona creation. Glenda Watson Hyatt and Cara Quinn discussed keyboard accessibility, using labels instead of placeholders, autofilling forms, and proper semantic structure. Shawn Henry discussed making interfaces perceivable, operable, and understandable for all. Eric Wright and a demonstration of BIG Launcher controlled via Tecla Shield focused on the same accessibility topics. The day concluded with a discussion from Sarah Horton and Witney Quesenbery on building an accessible web for all.
The document discusses a presentation given by Scott Gilbert of Enthiosys about agile product roadmaps. It provides an overview of Enthiosys as an agile product management consulting firm. It then discusses benefits and challenges of product roadmaps, different planning time horizons, connecting roadmaps to backlogs, and examples of roadmap templates focusing on features, markets, architecture and schedule. The presentation aims to provide guidance on developing effective agile product roadmaps.
WPC 2012: Panorama Software for SQL Server 2012 www.panorama.com
The document discusses a BI solution that consolidates various data warehouses and brings them together in a single, easy-to-use interface. It reduces the time to find information, increases collaboration and communication, and provides insights that otherwise may not be known. Key features include social BI for collaborative decision making, contextual discovery to automatically push relevant insights, and advanced analytics for power users. The solution's intuitive and interactive design aims to make analytics accessible for business users and spread BI adoption.
The document discusses the need for open source economies and open currencies. It proposes that three new components are needed to enable open currencies: open transport, open rules, and open data. Open transport, rules, and data would allow for greater choice, power, and transparency compared to closed systems.
The document outlines presentations from the Socal UX Camp 2014 on accessible UX. Joseph Karr O'Connor discussed including people with disabilities in testing and persona creation. Glenda Watson Hyatt and Cara Quinn discussed keyboard accessibility, using labels instead of placeholders, autofilling forms, and proper semantic structure. Shawn Henry discussed making interfaces perceivable, operable, and understandable for all. Eric Wright and a demonstration of BIG Launcher controlled via Tecla Shield focused on the same accessibility topics. The day concluded with a discussion from Sarah Horton and Witney Quesenbery on building an accessible web for all.
The document discusses a presentation given by Scott Gilbert of Enthiosys about agile product roadmaps. It provides an overview of Enthiosys as an agile product management consulting firm. It then discusses benefits and challenges of product roadmaps, different planning time horizons, connecting roadmaps to backlogs, and examples of roadmap templates focusing on features, markets, architecture and schedule. The presentation aims to provide guidance on developing effective agile product roadmaps.
This document provides an overview of the Necto Training module. It includes training plans for end users, analysts, administrators and developers. The Introduction to Necto section describes fundamental BI concepts and Necto's advantages over traditional BI solutions. It also outlines the agenda, which defines what BI is, provides a Necto product overview and covers OLAP fundamentals like dimensions, measures, hierarchies and levels.
The document discusses the concept of owning or enclosing a language. It argues that if someone could own the English language, it would severely limit free speech and communication. The architecture used to implement currencies inherently leads to enclosure, concentrating power and wealth. Overall, the document cautions against allowing ownership of languages or architectures like currencies that can enable enclosure.
This document appears to be a presentation on marketing strategies and concepts. It introduces marketing topics like the marketing mix, consumer behavior, marketing research, and more. It also profiles some influential marketing thinkers like Kotler, Porter, and Sen. Additionally, it discusses the evolution of marketing approaches and the exchange process between businesses and customers. The presentation emphasizes understanding marketing from the customer's perspective.
Nahamani D. Yisrael seeks to work as an internet marketing consultant to help business startups and non-profits reach their target markets through effective and cost-saving online strategies. They have strong communication, computer, and leadership skills and want to use these skills to improve the community. Their goals are to develop marketing strategies, collaborate with teams, and build and maintain relationships for clients.
The document appears to be a collection of notes and reflections from a student over multiple terms. It includes reflections on spelling achievements, goals for improving writing skills like using descriptive words and proper punctuation. It also includes reflections on various school subjects like health and PE, geometry, te reo, with goals and reflections for each. The student expresses wanting to improve at spelling, writing more descriptively, and learning topics in various subjects.
This document contains advertisements and articles from local Northern Nevada businesses. The articles promote services like custom glass showers, interior design, landscaping, dental care, and home delivery of pet food. The advertisements announce sales on vehicles, fashion clothing, and real estate properties. They also promote upcoming events at local restaurants and non-profit organizations.
Semi-automated Assessment of Annotation TrustworthinessDavide Ceolin
The document proposes a semi-automated system to assess the trustworthiness of annotations created by volunteers for museums. The system calculates user reputations based on annotation accuracy, clusters annotations semantically to improve efficiency, and ranks annotations to identify the most trustworthy contributions from each user based on their reputation. The results of experiments on real datasets showed the system could accurately identify trustworthy annotations with minimum effort in an efficient manner.
This document summarizes and provides sources for several creative mapping projects from Sydney, Australia. It describes a large drawing made of footprints visible from space, tracking the creative industries in Sydney over time, and mapping projects in Berlin from 2003-2009 and various cities that tracked locations over a period of years. The document aims to showcase different mapping art and their websites and sources.
The document discusses developing a location-based service app that would aggregate point of interest (POI) data from sources like Foursquare and Google, and enrich each POI with additional details to provide more dynamic responses to users' location-based queries and requests. It outlines two milestones - the first being a static search and results feature, and the second incorporating more dynamic answers by linking to full POI profiles. Addressing the duplication of POIs from different sources is also mentioned as an issue to resolve.
Cross-Build Injection attacks are a completely new class of attacks that take place at build time. In this presentation (which was presented at JavaOne 2012) I show what the problem is and what can be done about. As always, security doesn't come for free: you'll have to work to get it right!
(unfortunately, some graphics got mangled by the SlideShare conversion. Sorry!)
The document refers to Group 752, but provides no other context or details about this group. It contains a single line of text stating "Group 752" without any further information about the purpose, members, or activities of this group. The brief document does not include enough information to generate a multi-sentence summary.
This document provides an overview of building a social network in Necto. The key features covered include adding comments, participating in discussions, managing friends and subscriptions. Comments allow users to add free text associated with workboards or cells. Discussions enable related conversations around people, workboards or cells. The social ribbon displays other users who have interacted with a workboard. Users can define friends and subscribe to other users' work to stay updated on changes and collaborate on analyses. Exercises are included to practice using these social networking features in Necto.
This document provides an overview of the Necto Training module. It includes training plans for end users, analysts, administrators and developers. The Introduction to Necto section describes fundamental BI concepts and Necto's advantages over traditional BI solutions. It also outlines the agenda, which defines what BI is, provides a Necto product overview and covers OLAP fundamentals like dimensions, measures, hierarchies and levels.
The document discusses the concept of owning or enclosing a language. It argues that if someone could own the English language, it would severely limit free speech and communication. The architecture used to implement currencies inherently leads to enclosure, concentrating power and wealth. Overall, the document cautions against allowing ownership of languages or architectures like currencies that can enable enclosure.
This document appears to be a presentation on marketing strategies and concepts. It introduces marketing topics like the marketing mix, consumer behavior, marketing research, and more. It also profiles some influential marketing thinkers like Kotler, Porter, and Sen. Additionally, it discusses the evolution of marketing approaches and the exchange process between businesses and customers. The presentation emphasizes understanding marketing from the customer's perspective.
Nahamani D. Yisrael seeks to work as an internet marketing consultant to help business startups and non-profits reach their target markets through effective and cost-saving online strategies. They have strong communication, computer, and leadership skills and want to use these skills to improve the community. Their goals are to develop marketing strategies, collaborate with teams, and build and maintain relationships for clients.
The document appears to be a collection of notes and reflections from a student over multiple terms. It includes reflections on spelling achievements, goals for improving writing skills like using descriptive words and proper punctuation. It also includes reflections on various school subjects like health and PE, geometry, te reo, with goals and reflections for each. The student expresses wanting to improve at spelling, writing more descriptively, and learning topics in various subjects.
This document contains advertisements and articles from local Northern Nevada businesses. The articles promote services like custom glass showers, interior design, landscaping, dental care, and home delivery of pet food. The advertisements announce sales on vehicles, fashion clothing, and real estate properties. They also promote upcoming events at local restaurants and non-profit organizations.
Semi-automated Assessment of Annotation TrustworthinessDavide Ceolin
The document proposes a semi-automated system to assess the trustworthiness of annotations created by volunteers for museums. The system calculates user reputations based on annotation accuracy, clusters annotations semantically to improve efficiency, and ranks annotations to identify the most trustworthy contributions from each user based on their reputation. The results of experiments on real datasets showed the system could accurately identify trustworthy annotations with minimum effort in an efficient manner.
This document summarizes and provides sources for several creative mapping projects from Sydney, Australia. It describes a large drawing made of footprints visible from space, tracking the creative industries in Sydney over time, and mapping projects in Berlin from 2003-2009 and various cities that tracked locations over a period of years. The document aims to showcase different mapping art and their websites and sources.
The document discusses developing a location-based service app that would aggregate point of interest (POI) data from sources like Foursquare and Google, and enrich each POI with additional details to provide more dynamic responses to users' location-based queries and requests. It outlines two milestones - the first being a static search and results feature, and the second incorporating more dynamic answers by linking to full POI profiles. Addressing the duplication of POIs from different sources is also mentioned as an issue to resolve.
Cross-Build Injection attacks are a completely new class of attacks that take place at build time. In this presentation (which was presented at JavaOne 2012) I show what the problem is and what can be done about. As always, security doesn't come for free: you'll have to work to get it right!
(unfortunately, some graphics got mangled by the SlideShare conversion. Sorry!)
The document refers to Group 752, but provides no other context or details about this group. It contains a single line of text stating "Group 752" without any further information about the purpose, members, or activities of this group. The brief document does not include enough information to generate a multi-sentence summary.
This document provides an overview of building a social network in Necto. The key features covered include adding comments, participating in discussions, managing friends and subscriptions. Comments allow users to add free text associated with workboards or cells. Discussions enable related conversations around people, workboards or cells. The social ribbon displays other users who have interacted with a workboard. Users can define friends and subscribe to other users' work to stay updated on changes and collaborate on analyses. Exercises are included to practice using these social networking features in Necto.