The document summarizes the agenda and discussions from a steering committee meeting of the IMAGEEN project. It includes the following key points:
1. The committee discussed proposals for producing a book of good practices identified by the project and preferences for design.
2. Each partner explained their goals, local context, and chosen external expert for their SWOT analysis and plans to transfer practices by January 2012.
3. The committee reviewed the project timeline, including deadlines for completing SWOT analyses and indicator figures, hiring an external evaluator, and submitting activity and financial reports.
4. Upcoming meetings were scheduled in Lyon in March 2012 and Brussels in October 2012 to present SWOT analyses, evaluation results, and recommendations
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The document summarizes what the group learned from visiting NATIXIS and TJX. At NATIXIS, they learned that executives come from various backgrounds and rely on personal touches to make sales. TJX buys overstock merchandise at a discount and sells it at lower prices than department stores. By advertising lower prices and the shopping experience, TJX does well even in economic downturns. Through interviews, the group found consumers were informed about TJX's model and enthusiastic about shopping there. The visits showed how companies balance factual and emotional appeals in advertising to influence audiences.
This document provides a summary of the book "Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping" by Paco Underhill, which examines consumer behavior and shopping patterns through empirical research and argues that there are patterns and methods to how and why people shop despite it sometimes seeming random or illogical. The book uses observations and data to uncover insights into shopping behaviors and how retailers can better understand customers in order to improve their stores and sales.
Social Storytelling: Using Social Media to Connect with Your Students at the ...Cheryl Rodewig
If you want to connect with your audience at the next level, you need to go where they are: the world of social media. Building an effective brand presence on social media today is about more than having a presence on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. You need to tell your brand story in creative ways that encourage engagement and that means you need to let your students and supporters take over part of your story.
This presentation was originally shared at a national education conference.
Marketing, Monetizing, and Mobilizing eBooks: How Content Creators Can Maximi...dclsocialmedia
This document discusses how content creators can maximize the potential of digital publishing and monetizing eBooks. It provides tips on marketing eBooks through various channels like blogs, social media, newsletters and pricing strategies. It emphasizes the importance of volume, guest writing opportunities, and being available to engage with readers to generate word of mouth. Free and lending models are presented as ways to promote content and drive revenue. Researching different promotion platforms is advised to find the best fit for different book types.
ADVANCED SOURCING & ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: Sourcing Challenges & How Verba He...verba_support
This document summarizes a presentation about sourcing challenges and how the software company Verba helps clients overcome them. It discusses how Verba has improved its full-service sourcing tools by adding order tracking features and quality controls. Statistics are provided on stores' sourcing activities, including that they source most often from wholesalers and publishers, and in recent years have increased marketplace sourcing. The presentation concludes with a guided roundtable discussion between Verba and clients on best practices for accounting, purchasing, receiving, and overstock management related to sourcing.
The document summarizes the agenda and discussions from a steering committee meeting of the IMAGEEN project. It includes the following key points:
1. The committee discussed proposals for producing a book of good practices identified by the project and preferences for design.
2. Each partner explained their goals, local context, and chosen external expert for their SWOT analysis and plans to transfer practices by January 2012.
3. The committee reviewed the project timeline, including deadlines for completing SWOT analyses and indicator figures, hiring an external evaluator, and submitting activity and financial reports.
4. Upcoming meetings were scheduled in Lyon in March 2012 and Brussels in October 2012 to present SWOT analyses, evaluation results, and recommendations
The Science of Shopping: Final ProjectHans Mundahl
The document summarizes what the group learned from visiting NATIXIS and TJX. At NATIXIS, they learned that executives come from various backgrounds and rely on personal touches to make sales. TJX buys overstock merchandise at a discount and sells it at lower prices than department stores. By advertising lower prices and the shopping experience, TJX does well even in economic downturns. Through interviews, the group found consumers were informed about TJX's model and enthusiastic about shopping there. The visits showed how companies balance factual and emotional appeals in advertising to influence audiences.
This document provides a summary of the book "Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping" by Paco Underhill, which examines consumer behavior and shopping patterns through empirical research and argues that there are patterns and methods to how and why people shop despite it sometimes seeming random or illogical. The book uses observations and data to uncover insights into shopping behaviors and how retailers can better understand customers in order to improve their stores and sales.
Social Storytelling: Using Social Media to Connect with Your Students at the ...Cheryl Rodewig
If you want to connect with your audience at the next level, you need to go where they are: the world of social media. Building an effective brand presence on social media today is about more than having a presence on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. You need to tell your brand story in creative ways that encourage engagement and that means you need to let your students and supporters take over part of your story.
This presentation was originally shared at a national education conference.
Marketing, Monetizing, and Mobilizing eBooks: How Content Creators Can Maximi...dclsocialmedia
This document discusses how content creators can maximize the potential of digital publishing and monetizing eBooks. It provides tips on marketing eBooks through various channels like blogs, social media, newsletters and pricing strategies. It emphasizes the importance of volume, guest writing opportunities, and being available to engage with readers to generate word of mouth. Free and lending models are presented as ways to promote content and drive revenue. Researching different promotion platforms is advised to find the best fit for different book types.
ADVANCED SOURCING & ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: Sourcing Challenges & How Verba He...verba_support
This document summarizes a presentation about sourcing challenges and how the software company Verba helps clients overcome them. It discusses how Verba has improved its full-service sourcing tools by adding order tracking features and quality controls. Statistics are provided on stores' sourcing activities, including that they source most often from wholesalers and publishers, and in recent years have increased marketplace sourcing. The presentation concludes with a guided roundtable discussion between Verba and clients on best practices for accounting, purchasing, receiving, and overstock management related to sourcing.
New Methods of Finding Best-Fit Students and Increasing Response
It seems that the search process is never over. Once you bring in one class or fill your pipeline, you're on to the next.
What if there was a way to focus your search efforts on best-fit matches over simply a student's test score? Additionally, what if you could use real-time online behavior to find, engage, and re-engage students actively researching schools across the web?
This presentation will focus on how institutions can build their search pipeline by looking at students as more than a test score and date and moving their strategy to fit and instant engagement.
Michael Hart created Project Gutenberg in 1971 to digitize books and make them freely available online. He spent 17 years typing over 300 literary works into a computer. By 1998, over 10,000 volunteers helped digitize 1,600 eBooks. The growth of the internet in the 1990s allowed more digital books and publications to become available online. This led to the rise of eBook readers, digital libraries, and online retailers like Amazon. While print books still have advantages, eBooks continue gaining popularity due to their portability, searchability, and ability to be accessed from any internet-connected device.
1) Barnes & Noble.com is launching a new bookstore called B&N in India, leveraging the Barnes & Noble brand.
2) B&N will offer a wide range of books, DVDs, music, toys, games and stationery. It will have spacious stores with comfortable seating and cafes.
3) B&N's launch strategy includes print, radio and online advertisements as well as brand activations and events to promote the new store.
Classrooms should be decorated to motivate students and develop a good learning atmosphere. Decorating with lessons, student crafts, and children's artwork can attract students and develop their interest to make them more regular in their studies. The document discusses why classroom decoration is important by creating an engaging environment for pupils through displays related to their ongoing work and upcoming holidays.
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Today’s enrollment professionals are under constant scrutiny to hit ever tougher enrollment goals while “doing more with less”.
What if there were a way to save time and money by contacting interested in students in real-time at the height of their interest, while focusing follow-up communications on messages that matter?
Recent research by Chegg indicates that over 60% of students expect a response from admissions within 24 hours and over 9/10 students agree that this response should be personalized. The pressure on your admissions team is to scale this level of customization, catering to the “made to order” generation
Trends in Student Perspectives: Key Insights to Understanding Gen X&YGil Rogers
This document provides insights and strategies for understanding Generation X and Y students based on data from Chegg, which reaches over 75% of U.S. college-bound high school students and 50% of U.S. college students. It summarizes key trends in how students research and decide on colleges, including that parents are the primary influence and affordability is a major factor. The document also outlines strategies for colleges to capture student interest through targeted communications on mobile devices and social media, focusing on actively interested students identified through Chegg's database.
A basic intro to refashioning thrift store finds, including why you would do so, the ethics of doing so, how to begin refashioning and an overview of basic projects.
The document discusses electronic books (ebooks), including their history and benefits. It provides a step-by-step process for authors to create and format an ebook, including choosing a format, adding metadata and formatting the interior. Authors are encouraged to sell ebooks through online stores or their own website using tools like PayPal. Statistics show ebook sales are growing rapidly and in some cases surpassing print books. The document promotes internet marketing strategies and resources to help authors succeed with ebooks.
The SWOT analysis identifies the Viking Store's strengths as having a good variety of sizes and products including snacks, clothing, and school supplies. It accepts various payment methods. However, it has few options and short store hours. Opportunities include sales, an exchange policy, accepting various payment types, and special promotions. Threats are lack of product variety and lack of sales to attract customers. The analysis provides an overview of the store's internal strengths and weaknesses along with external opportunities and threats.
The document discusses classical chamber music of the late 18th century, focusing on the works of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven. It provides biographical information on Haydn and Mozart, describing their backgrounds and careers. It also gives an overview of the string quartet as the most important chamber music genre of the classical period. Specific works are analyzed, including Haydn's Op. 76 string quartets and Mozart's Eine kleine Nachtmusik. Musical elements and typical classical forms like sonata form are explained.
Borders vs. Amazon: Comparative Analysis of Organizational Design InfluencesTeo Tertel
Project objective is to apply course concepts to understand how an organization\'s design influences its performance and to draft a proposed change to enhance the company\'s performance.
Comparative Analysis of SWOT and TOWS, Company Diagnostics, Force Field Analysis, and Recommendations for Borders.
Dokumen ini berisi daftar alamat website pemerintah, agama, berita, pendidikan, media sosial, dan mesin pencari yang mencakup website resmi lembaga-lembaga negara, pengadilan agama, situs berita online, sumber belajar online, jejaring sosial, dan mesin pencari lokal.
Dokumen ini berisi daftar alamat website pemerintah, agama, berita, pendidikan, media sosial, dan mesin pencari yang mencakup website resmi lembaga-lembaga negara, pengadilan agama, situs berita online, sumber belajar online, jejaring sosial, dan mesin pencari lokal.
Dokumen ini berisi daftar alamat website pemerintah, agama, berita, pendidikan, media sosial, dan mesin pencari yang mencakup website resmi lembaga-lembaga negara seperti DPR, MPR, DPD, MK, MA serta website berita populer seperti detik, okezone, kompas, liputan6, vivanews, situs pendidikan seperti e-dukasi, pesonaedu, fisikanet, chem-istry, ixl, media sosial seperti Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, M
New Methods of Finding Best-Fit Students and Increasing Response
It seems that the search process is never over. Once you bring in one class or fill your pipeline, you're on to the next.
What if there was a way to focus your search efforts on best-fit matches over simply a student's test score? Additionally, what if you could use real-time online behavior to find, engage, and re-engage students actively researching schools across the web?
This presentation will focus on how institutions can build their search pipeline by looking at students as more than a test score and date and moving their strategy to fit and instant engagement.
Michael Hart created Project Gutenberg in 1971 to digitize books and make them freely available online. He spent 17 years typing over 300 literary works into a computer. By 1998, over 10,000 volunteers helped digitize 1,600 eBooks. The growth of the internet in the 1990s allowed more digital books and publications to become available online. This led to the rise of eBook readers, digital libraries, and online retailers like Amazon. While print books still have advantages, eBooks continue gaining popularity due to their portability, searchability, and ability to be accessed from any internet-connected device.
1) Barnes & Noble.com is launching a new bookstore called B&N in India, leveraging the Barnes & Noble brand.
2) B&N will offer a wide range of books, DVDs, music, toys, games and stationery. It will have spacious stores with comfortable seating and cafes.
3) B&N's launch strategy includes print, radio and online advertisements as well as brand activations and events to promote the new store.
Classrooms should be decorated to motivate students and develop a good learning atmosphere. Decorating with lessons, student crafts, and children's artwork can attract students and develop their interest to make them more regular in their studies. The document discusses why classroom decoration is important by creating an engaging environment for pupils through displays related to their ongoing work and upcoming holidays.
Recruiting in the Cloud: Optimizing Your Workflow & Recruiting SmarterGil Rogers
Today’s enrollment professionals are under constant scrutiny to hit ever tougher enrollment goals while “doing more with less”.
What if there were a way to save time and money by contacting interested in students in real-time at the height of their interest, while focusing follow-up communications on messages that matter?
Recent research by Chegg indicates that over 60% of students expect a response from admissions within 24 hours and over 9/10 students agree that this response should be personalized. The pressure on your admissions team is to scale this level of customization, catering to the “made to order” generation
Trends in Student Perspectives: Key Insights to Understanding Gen X&YGil Rogers
This document provides insights and strategies for understanding Generation X and Y students based on data from Chegg, which reaches over 75% of U.S. college-bound high school students and 50% of U.S. college students. It summarizes key trends in how students research and decide on colleges, including that parents are the primary influence and affordability is a major factor. The document also outlines strategies for colleges to capture student interest through targeted communications on mobile devices and social media, focusing on actively interested students identified through Chegg's database.
A basic intro to refashioning thrift store finds, including why you would do so, the ethics of doing so, how to begin refashioning and an overview of basic projects.
The document discusses electronic books (ebooks), including their history and benefits. It provides a step-by-step process for authors to create and format an ebook, including choosing a format, adding metadata and formatting the interior. Authors are encouraged to sell ebooks through online stores or their own website using tools like PayPal. Statistics show ebook sales are growing rapidly and in some cases surpassing print books. The document promotes internet marketing strategies and resources to help authors succeed with ebooks.
The SWOT analysis identifies the Viking Store's strengths as having a good variety of sizes and products including snacks, clothing, and school supplies. It accepts various payment methods. However, it has few options and short store hours. Opportunities include sales, an exchange policy, accepting various payment types, and special promotions. Threats are lack of product variety and lack of sales to attract customers. The analysis provides an overview of the store's internal strengths and weaknesses along with external opportunities and threats.
The document discusses classical chamber music of the late 18th century, focusing on the works of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven. It provides biographical information on Haydn and Mozart, describing their backgrounds and careers. It also gives an overview of the string quartet as the most important chamber music genre of the classical period. Specific works are analyzed, including Haydn's Op. 76 string quartets and Mozart's Eine kleine Nachtmusik. Musical elements and typical classical forms like sonata form are explained.
Borders vs. Amazon: Comparative Analysis of Organizational Design InfluencesTeo Tertel
Project objective is to apply course concepts to understand how an organization\'s design influences its performance and to draft a proposed change to enhance the company\'s performance.
Comparative Analysis of SWOT and TOWS, Company Diagnostics, Force Field Analysis, and Recommendations for Borders.
Dokumen ini berisi daftar alamat website pemerintah, agama, berita, pendidikan, media sosial, dan mesin pencari yang mencakup website resmi lembaga-lembaga negara, pengadilan agama, situs berita online, sumber belajar online, jejaring sosial, dan mesin pencari lokal.
Dokumen ini berisi daftar alamat website pemerintah, agama, berita, pendidikan, media sosial, dan mesin pencari yang mencakup website resmi lembaga-lembaga negara, pengadilan agama, situs berita online, sumber belajar online, jejaring sosial, dan mesin pencari lokal.
Dokumen ini berisi daftar alamat website pemerintah, agama, berita, pendidikan, media sosial, dan mesin pencari yang mencakup website resmi lembaga-lembaga negara seperti DPR, MPR, DPD, MK, MA serta website berita populer seperti detik, okezone, kompas, liputan6, vivanews, situs pendidikan seperti e-dukasi, pesonaedu, fisikanet, chem-istry, ixl, media sosial seperti Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, M
1. ‘’ALAMAT-ALAMAT WEB’’
TEKNOLOGI INFORMASI
DOSEN H.SURYADHI,S.T.,M.T
DI SUSUN OLEH
1.AGUNG PERMANA(20140210002)
UNIVERSITAS HANG TUAH
FAKULTAS TEKNIK DAN ILMU KELAUTAN
TEKNIK PERKAPALAN
2014
2. WEB PEMERINTAH 1 Majelis Permusyawarahan Rakyat www.dpr.go.id 2 Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat www.mpr.go.id 3 Dewan Perwakilan Daerah www.dpd.go.id 4 Mahkamah Konstitusi www.mahkamahkonstitusi.go.id 5 Mahkamah Agung www.ma-ri.go.id
WEB AGAMA 1. Pengadilan Tinggi Agama Medan http://www.pta-medan.go.id/ 2. Pengadilan Tinggi Agama Padang http://www.pta-padang.go.id/ 3. Pengadilan Tinggi Agama Pekanbaru http://www.ptapekanbaru.net/ 4. Pengadilan Tinggi Agama Jambi http://www.pta-jambi.net/ 5. Pengadilan Tinggi Agama Palembang http://www.pta-palembang.net/
WEB BERITA www.detik www.okezone www.kompas. www.liputan6. www.vivanews WEB PENDIDIKAN
1.http://www.e-dukasi.net/ situs pendidikan untuk SMP,SMA,SMK
2. http://www.pesonaedu.com/ situs belajar matematika dan sains
3. http://www.fisikanet.lipi.go.id situs seputar fisika
4. http://www.chem-is-try.org/ situs eputar kimia
5. http://www.ixl.com/ Situs pendidikan untuk anak TK
3. WEB MEDIA SOSIAL 1. Facebook 2. TWITTER 3. LinkedIn 4. Myspace 5. Google+ WEB MEDIA SEARCH ENGINE
1. AskSEMAR.com
2. detikSearch.com
3. CANGKOK.com
4. nowGoogle.com
5. Basigi