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The first summary is of the book "Infonomics" by Douglas B. Laney. The summary outlines how the book provides a framework for businesses to value, manage, and leverage data as a strategic asset. It discusses methods for monetizing data through analytics and establishing an information product management function.
The second summary is of "The Cloud Adoption Playbook" by multiple authors. The summary notes the book provides guidance on developing a cloud adoption strategy and overcoming barriers to adoption. It discusses assessing organizational readiness and selecting appropriate workloads to migrate.
The third summary is of "The Stress Solution" by Arthur P
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I ghost wrote all blog posts for MegaPath Product and Marketing contributors, including this post on UC Video Conferencing.
Blog Sample Three Email Security Features
I ghost wrote all blog posts for MegaPath Product and Marketing contributors including this post. I also managed the blog calendar.
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Blog sample of_titles_topics
This screen capture shows the titles and teasers for blog posts I developed for MegaPath Unified Communications as part of an integrated content marketing approach.
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MegaPath offers a hosted Microsoft Exchange email and collaboration solution that provides enterprises with increased productivity and lower IT costs compared to an on-premise solution. Key benefits include predictable monthly subscription costs with no hardware or software expenses, easy scalability to add or remove user mailboxes as needed, and MegaPath managing the underlying infrastructure to reduce IT complexity. The solution provides 50GB mailboxes, mobile access, security features like spam and virus protection, and additional options for archiving, encryption, and Active Directory integration.
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White Paper_Cisco_Manufacturing_Point of View
The document discusses how emerging digital technologies will enable new operational capabilities to help manufacturers adapt to changes in the industry. Key points:
1) Additive manufacturing/3D printing and collaborative technologies can transform product design and manufacturing by reducing costs and time.
2) Technologies like augmented reality can simplify maintenance and service delivery by providing procedural guidance to technicians.
3) While new technologies enable opportunities, success requires a holistic view across the entire value chain and aligning technology goals with organizational vision.
White Paper_CRM_Microsoft_311Citizen Services
This document discusses delivering unified citizen services cost-effectively through innovative technology. It describes the benefits of consolidating citizen service functions into a centralized citizen services center. Key considerations for developing a successful center include choosing user-friendly technology, ensuring easy implementation and future growth, and providing cost-effective redundancy. Characteristics of an effective center are providing a variety of contact methods for citizens, seamless delegation of tasks, analytical reporting capabilities, and practical technology that streamlines operations. The document recommends best practices like avoiding costly implementations and finding flexible delivery models. It promotes Microsoft solutions like Dynamics CRM as providing a cost-effective starting point for developing a citizen services center.
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