This document contains the presentation slides for a talk given by Stefan Gentz at the CONGILITY 2014 conference. The presentation provides 10 stratagems or strategies for technical communicators to adapt to changes in technology and consumer behavior, such as the rise of mobile devices and consumption of content everywhere. The strategies include being communicative, self-aware, realistic about capabilities and needs, choosing the right authoring approach and tools, creating intelligent and global-ready content, managing change effectively, managing risks, being open-minded, and being creative with content. The presentation concludes by encouraging the audience to tweet about the event using the hashtag #CONGILITY.
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Ada Lovelace has often been regarded as one of the world’s first computer programmers following her documented algorithm in the 19th century.
In celebration of Ada Lovelace Day, ThoughtWorks hosted a special edition By ThoughtWorks event on Tuesday 8 October featuring some incredible women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).
Our speakers shared their personal career journeys with lots of practical tips on how to navigate the industry at various stages – from graduate to senior leadership and everything in between.
Please take a look at their slides here.
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Partnership in Print Production invited me for this presentation in NYC on December 10th, 2009. Objective was to introduce a tool set which allows to seize strategic options other overlook and how to transform selected options into winning career moves.
Thirty-Six Stratagems of Social Engineering, Part IChuan Lin
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As organization/nation-states are strengthened software and network aspect of cyber defenses, attackers have to look for other ways to access data.
Cyber attacks like all forms of warfare are ever escalating. In 2003, phishing introduced the art of social engineering into information security world. An email, that informed users of their password expiration, has opened up a new battlefront.
For a more sophisticate and escalate data breach, a master plan will be required, numerous stratagems are hatched to deal with various scenario, and vast numbers of bots will provide ample firepower.
An objective for this slide is to provide food for thoughts to InfoSec Pro (Information Security Professions) to recognize patterns and hopefully come up with means to deal with them.
Everyone heard of the Art of War military classic written by Sun Tzu. Unknown to many, Sun Bin, the grandson of Sun Tzu, wrote a more powerful book called Secret Art of War. Over 1,500 years it evolved into The 36 Stratagems or 三十六计
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The Great Escape - 10 Stratagems to Shoot your #TechComm Into the Future
1. www.tracom.de • @stefangentz • facebook.com/stefan.gentz
by Stefan Gentz, tracom.de • @StefanGentz
CONGILTIY 2014 • 19–20 June 2014 • Gatwick, UK • #CONGILITY
THE GREAT
ESCAPE
10 Stratagems to shoot your
#TechComm into the future
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64. Prof. John Paul Kotter, Harvard Business School (*1947)
Establish a Sense of Urgency1
65. Prof. John Paul Kotter, Harvard Business School (*1947)
Establish a Sense of Urgency1
Create the Guiding Coalition2
66. Prof. John Paul Kotter, Harvard Business School (*1947)
Establish a Sense of Urgency1
Create the Guiding Coalition2
Develop Change Vision & Strategy3
67. Prof. John Paul Kotter, Harvard Business School (*1947)
Establish a Sense of Urgency1
Create the Guiding Coalition2
Develop Change Vision & Strategy3
Communicate the Change Vision4
68. Prof. John Paul Kotter, Harvard Business School (*1947)
Establish a Sense of Urgency1
Create the Guiding Coalition2
Develop Change Vision & Strategy3
Communicate the Change Vision4
Empower Employees for Action5
69. Prof. John Paul Kotter, Harvard Business School (*1947)
Establish a Sense of Urgency1
Create the Guiding Coalition2
Develop Change Vision & Strategy3
Communicate the Change Vision4
Empower Employees for Action5
Generate Short-Term Wins6
70. Prof. John Paul Kotter, Harvard Business School (*1947)
Establish a Sense of Urgency1
Create the Guiding Coalition2
Develop Change Vision & Strategy3
Communicate the Change Vision4
Empower Employees for Action5
Generate Short-Term Wins6
Institutionalize Change7
71. Prof. John Paul Kotter, Harvard Business School (*1947)
Establish a Sense of Urgency1
Create the Guiding Coalition2
Develop Change Vision & Strategy3
Communicate the Change Vision4
Empower Employees for Action5
Generate Short-Term Wins6
Institutionalize Change7
Create a new Culture8
74. RISK MANAGEMENT PROCESS
Establishing Context
Risk Identification
Risk Analysis
Risk Evaluation
Risk Treatment
Identify Risk (causes and effects)
Understand the Risk
Evaluate the Risk: Risk Acceptability
How to respond to Risks
Develop Risk Criteria
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IBM Vice President, Business Development
»Perspective. Aspiration. Ambition. These are the attributes that
separate those who come to work for a paycheck versus those
who come to work to change the world.
PERSPECTIVE.
ASPIRATION.
AMBITION.