Wednesday, 12 October 2016

Outlook: Priority actions and requirements for responsible peatlands management


Priority Actions


  • Build International Capacity
  • Enhance Intelligence
  • Protect the Financial System 
  • Strengthen Interdiction
  • Disrupt Drug Trafficking 
  • Strategic Markets against Transnational Organized Crime
  • Taking Shared Responsibility for Transnational Organized Crime

Friday, 7 October 2016

Tree Tutorial in 7 minutes with Decision Tree Analysis & Decision Tree Example


Decision by consensus



  • I do not agree with the decision.
  • I find the decision acceptable.
  • I can live with the decision, but I’m not especially enthusiastic about it.
  • I can say an unqualified “yes” to the decision.
  • I do not fully agree with the decision, but I do not choose to block it.


Thursday, 6 October 2016

Managing Ethics in the Workplace - CAI 2013 Annual Conference


General workplace management


  • Information
  • Emergency plans
  • Personal protective equipment
  • General working environment
  • Remote or isolated work
  • Storage of flammable
  • Managing risks from airborne contaminants
  • Combustible substances and falling objects.
  • Hazardous atmospheres

Wednesday, 5 October 2016

The Objectives of Firms - Economics A2 Level Unit 3


Alternative aims of firms


1. Profit Satisficing

  • This principal agent problem can be overcom
  • In many firms there is separation of ownership and control.

2. Sales maximisation
  • Increased market share increases monopoly power.
  • Managers prefer to work for bigger companies.

3. Growth maximisation
4. Long run profit maximisation.
5.environmental concerns


Tuesday, 4 October 2016

Business Ethics Lecture/Lesson/Definition: An Introduction and History Lesson


What is Corporate Social Responsibility?



  • Test Your Skills With Trading Challenges
  • BREAKING DOWN 'Social Responsibility'
  • Social Responsibility Concerns
  • Social Responsibility in Practice

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Monday, 3 October 2016

Understanding how important communication is in a group's decision-making process


How to choose a major


  1.  Self-Assessment


  • Skills 
  • Interests
  • Working Conditions
    2. Explore Careers and Majors  

  •  Networking 
  • On the job exposure
  • Decision making
  3. Developing an action plan

  4.Job Search  

  • Resume 
  • Interview 

Saturday, 1 October 2016

Friday, 30 September 2016

Types of PlansTypes of Plans


What should regulators do to meet social objectives set by policy-makers?


  • Translating social goals into measurable targets.
  • Design alternative payment methods for the poor.
  • Resolve disputes and handle poor customers’ complaints.
  • Set out tariff level and structure.

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Thursday, 29 September 2016

Global Blindness course: Principles of planning: Aims and objectives


Global Objectives:

Today because of global the entire world has become a big market.This change has brought about increase in competition in the market. There was a very rigid policy for import.   Previously India had very restricted business relationship with other nations.  Goods produced in one country are readily available in other countries. which may be called the global objectives.

Folloing are the some points of global objectives:


  • Reduce Disparities among Nations:
  • Raise General Standard of Living:
  • Make Available Globally Competitive Goods

Wednesday, 28 September 2016

Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) Management Systems


Steps to Creating Really Effective Teams


  • Choose the right people.
  • Delegate
  • Recognize the power of teamwork.
  • Monitor progress.
  • Celebrate your successes

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Tuesday, 27 September 2016

Business Studies - Corporate Aims & Objectives: Business Exam Tips


Aims and objectives


  • A positive free cash flow.
  • Ongoing active role both in public debate on future modes of transport.
  • Constant improvement of its products' technical performance.
  • An economic performance well above the cost of capital employed.


Monday, 26 September 2016

Ten Common Time Management Mistakes


10 Common Time Management Mistakes


  • Failing to Manage Distractions
  • Your Time Is Your Life
  • Not Setting Personal Goals
  •  Poor Time Management
  • Taking on too Much
  • Importance Versus Urgency
  • Not Prioritizing
  •  Thriving on Busy
  •  Procrastination
  • Failing to Keep a To-Do List
  • Multitasking


Wednesday, 21 September 2016

Mental Fitness Minute - 15 Minutes To Better Mental Focus


Identify Meaningful Long-Term Goals

1.Set specific long-term goals

  • Review these goals
  • Evaluate and revise

2.Write Down Your Goals

3.Strengthen Self-Regulation

  • Self-Confidence
  • Self-Discipline
  • Locus of Control

Tuesday, 20 September 2016

Benefits of Using Social Media Marketing For Your Business


Benefits of Social Media for Business

   Other sites might not have as many members. A quick look at the numbers shows why social media networks have become increasing important for business success. Social media has changed the way that people communicate. These numbers should compel every business owner. Social media helped businesses connect with existing customers while introducing new consumers to their products. Just one year later that number grew to 92%.

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Sunday, 18 September 2016

Achieving your goals

  • Time frame 
  • Responsibilities 
  • The desired outcome
  • Actions
  • Resources 
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Saturday, 17 September 2016

Friday, 16 September 2016

Advantages of using social media in business


Academic leader Neil Shipman feels that the critical skills for time management are:


  • Scheduling specific time for each activity
  • Structuring your time
  • Setting goals and priorities
  • Scheduling relaxation time in order to regenerate
  • Being aware of yourself 
  • Increasing personal efficiency and effectiveness
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Thursday, 15 September 2016

Benefits of Social Media for Business


  • Gain valuable customer insights.
  • Increase brand awareness and loyalty.
  • Run targeted ads with real-time results.
  • Generate higher converting leads.
  •  Provide rich customer experiences
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Thinking Skills & Video Games -TIME MANAGEMENT


Tuesday, 13 September 2016

Social Media to Increase Your Search Visibility

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1.Dominate Your SERP
2.Stand Out Visually With YouTube Video
3.Reach Influencers to Support Quality Backlinks



Benefits of Social Media for Business

Benefits of Social Media for Business

1.Gain valuable customer insights
2. Increase brand awareness and loyalty
3. Run targeted ads with real-time results
4. Generate higher converting leads

Sunday, 11 September 2016

The Effects of Environment and Culture on Language Development

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Ways to Improve Your Business Language Skills Quickly

Ways to Improve Your Business Language Skills Quickly

1. Increase Your Vocabulary
2. Read Business-Related Material
3. Play Games
4. Watch Business-Oriented Programs
5. Practice

Saturday, 10 September 2016

10 HABITS SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE GIVE UP TO INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY


Habits Successful People Give Up to Increase Their Productivity


  • They don’t lie to themselves.
  • They don’t fear asking for advice.
  • They don’t procrastinate in asking for feedback.
  • They don’t multitask. 
  • They don’t do without first learnin
  • They don’t work in their comfort zone.
  • They don’t follow, they lead.
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Friday, 9 September 2016

Performance management


PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT TOOL


  • Work Planning and Performance Review System
  • How to Develop Performance Objectives 
  • How to Develop Job Descriptions
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Thursday, 8 September 2016

Custom Response Based On User Choices


EVALUATE ALTERNATIVES AND MAKE SMART CHOICES

Your work group has looked at the problem .  Now is the time to step back and ask what the entire body of data has to say. The final analysis of alternatives is mainly an opportunity to integrate.   This final analysis helps you see what can and cannot be done to achieve your goals. This is the stage where you compare.


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Wednesday, 7 September 2016

What to Do? Problem Solving & Decision Making Training, Seattle, WA, Loc & Learn LLC


Creative Problem Solving & Decision Making


 First time solutions to major new problems. It identifies the key concepts of creative thinking The best way forward for the success of organizations. Staff responsible for the development of new ideas making.  This is an essential course for those who believe that change.

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Tuesday, 6 September 2016

Insect Vision: Ommatidium Structure and Function


How to Create a Shared Vision That Works

                    Steps-to-Create-a-Shared-Vision-That-Works


Step 1: Create a Compelling Team Vision
Step 2: Honestly Describe the Current Reality
Step 3: Identify Key Strategies and “Structural Integrity” that Support Moving Forward
Step 4: Plan for Involvement and Communication
Step 5: Make Personal Commitments

Monday, 5 September 2016

Asking for something Listening section


Offer Something Before Asking for Something

When we blog, create content, speak, do a workshop.We are building the foundation for trust that underlies relationships that endure.  We are serving and helping. When we educate, help and inspire others with our experience .

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Saturday, 3 September 2016

Problem Solving and Decision Making.


  •  Objectives After reading the chapter
  • Decision Making & Problem Solving In decision making
  • The Plan Do Check Adjust Cycle The PDCA cycle consists of 4 major components.
  • Toyota Practical Problem Solving Process
  • Objective Versus Subjective Decision Making Objective decision making.
  •  Scientific Decision Making & Problem Solving Scientific.
  •  Complexity of the Scientific Approach Complexity means nonproductive.
  • The Decision Making Process The decision making process.
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Introduction To Accounting Ch-1 | 11th Grade Commerce CBSE - Inside Commerce


Problem Solving and Decision Making. Objectives After reading the chapter and reviewing the materials presented the students will be able to:

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Friday, 2 September 2016

How to get your study magazine ready in advance in 2016


How to study the magazine


  •  I study the magazine’s thickness. 
  • I study the magazine’s audience and readership.
  • I study the magazine’s advertisers. 
  • I study what the magazine has already published. 
  • I study the magazine’s writers and what they write and how they write.
  • I study the magazine’s frequency. 
  • I study the magazine’s tone.
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Thursday, 1 September 2016

Employee Engagement - Who's Sinking Your Boat?


Grow the relationship.


  • Dig deeper 
  • Train a liaison 
  • Give meetings you both benefit from Don't use meetings as only sales opportunities. 
  • Provide services

Perpetuate the relationship.


  • Take care of their employees.
  • Become part of the woodwork At the bank that switched to us every year.
  • Report results Regularly show the corporation the impact their investment has.
  • Recognize your corporate partners.
  • Create Giving Levels 

Wednesday, 31 August 2016

Types of Control

                              


  • Concurrent Controls
  • Feedback Controls
  • Control as a Feedback Loop
  • Outcome and Behavioral Controls

    • Behavioral controls involve the direct evaluation of managerial
    • Financial and Nonfinancial Controls

    Tuesday, 30 August 2016

    Science Of Persuasion


    When you're writing web content, keep these things in mind:

    1.Always hyperlink to your sources.

    2. Keyword stuffing is never okay.

    3. Email vs. e-mail and Internet vs. internet.

    4.  Always start with keyword research for SEO.

    5. Make the reader happy.

    6. Keep the action in your content writing.

    7. When writing for the web, chop it up.

    8. Update your links.

    9. Don’t forget the extra SEO juice.

                           web content writing tips

    Monday, 29 August 2016

    How To Improve Math Skills


    Types of teams

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    IMPROVE YOUR BRAINSTORM OUTPUT BY REDEFINING THE PROBLEM

    People might suggest the following:

    • Be the first recommendation of brokers.
    • Get drivers to think of us before they have an accident.
    • Be the first choice for insurance companies.
    • When people think insurance they think of our name first.
    • Be in front of people.
    • Double the number of people who call our number.
    • Get more people to know us.
    • Make our name the best known of local businesses.
    • Make customers think of us first.
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    Tuesday, 23 August 2016

    Creating Emotion in the Reader

    Creating Emotion in the Reader
    I wrote an article on the importance of creating emotions in readers.
    1.  Write in scenes, showing rather than telling
    2.    Force your character into making a decision between a bad choice and a worse choice.
    3.  Make a character unsympathetic, so the reader feels anger or repugnance toward him.
    4 .Adjust the pace for the emotion you want to create
    5. Choose words with deliberation.

    Saturday, 20 August 2016

    Logging in & Intranet Overview


    Intranet Overview

                   

    Coming together for legendary customer service using HipChat

    #1: Be on top of the most important stuff


    • Automated notifications make sure you never miss any critical issue 
    • Dedicated rooms keep your conversations directed to a common topic. 


    #2: Collaborate, celebrate, and share

    #3: Practice real-time customer service teamwork

    #4: Have tons of fun


                      

    Thursday, 18 August 2016

    The Problem Solving Cycle – An effective step-by-step approach to find viable solutions

    1. State the Problem

    2. Redefine the Problem

    3. Identify Constraints

    4. Set General Specifications

    5. Identify Alternative Solutions

     6.Select the Most Viable Alternative

    6. Redefine the Problem

    7. Refine and Add Specifications

    8. Brainstorm Alternatives

    10. Select the Most Viable Alternative

    The Problem Solving Cycle

                              

    How to Handle The Irate Customer - Training Course


    Winning Strategies for Dealing with Difficult People

                     

    Dealing With Unhappy Customers


    • Adjust Your Mindset'
    • Repeat Their Concerns
    • Present a Solution
    • Use the Feedback
    • Take Action and Follow-up
    • Be Empathic and Apologize

                          

    Wednesday, 17 August 2016

    Principles of Goal Setting


    7 Goal-Setting Tips

                       

    Principles of Goal Setting


    • Develop goal achievement strategies.
    • Provide evaluation of and feedback about goals.
    • Consider participants’ personalities  
    • Provide goal support.
    • Foster an individual’s goal commitment.
                                   

    Thursday, 11 August 2016

    The Seven Ps of the Marketing Mix: Marketing Strategies

    Two Ways To Get Loyalty From Your Customers


    Ways to reward loyal customers

    Tom Whitney outlines ten ways to reward loyal customers.Special buying opportunities to regular customers shows them that you value their custom.


                                     

    • Give away free items with multiple purchases. 
    • Team up with an associated business to offer reciprocal discounts. 
    • Hold a preview evening.
    • Take your best customers for a day out. 
    • Offer cumulative discounts on selected lines. 
    • Reward introductions and referrals. 


    Wednesday, 10 August 2016

    Ways to Keep Customers for Life

    • Reward your customers. 
    • There is no better way to build loyalty.
    • Send thank-you notes. Make sure they are handwritten and sent promptly.
    • Return phone calls promptly. 
    • Do what you say you are going to do.
    • Do things when you say you’re going to do them.
    • Under-promise and over-deliver.
                            

     

    How to create loyal customers


    Tuesday, 9 August 2016

    5 Big Benefits of Selling Digital Products


    Benefits of Cross Selling



    • Enhance customer profitability.
    • Stimulates universe expansion and entry into new markets.


    • Existing customers, low and high margin products and segments.


    • Discourages customer attrition, improves customer loyalty.


    • Differentiates from competition, enhances market position.


    • Builds customer equity.


    • Promotes diversification and innovation.

                                

    Monday, 8 August 2016

    Big data framework



    In our work we have developed a framework to understand big data strategies. When developing big data capabilities companies try to measure.The first dimension that we consider is labeled business objective.


    Figure 1

    Saturday, 6 August 2016

    Celebrating Customer Care Week with Fans


    How would you handle Customer Service Dream Team:

     The  outstanding customer and service foundation of good culture.

    Following are the points:


    • How much your employees are willing to do for your customers
    • What your employees say and how they say it
    • Overall job satisfaction
    • The service goals your employees set for themselves
                                  

    Friday, 5 August 2016

    Do you Dare to Dream? - Goals - Aspirations - Comfort Zone


    The Importance of Setting Goals and How to Effectively Set Them

                                      


    Set difficult but realistic goals:

     Difficult goals often produce better performance than moderate or easy goal.This leads to feeling frustrated.

    Set goals in terms that can be measured:

    These are mostly generalizations that we all try to accomplish on a daily basis. You want to be able to measure performance that relates to a specific goal.

    Set short-term and long-term goals:

    Accomplishing these short-term goals leads to momentum.  Short-term and long-term goals work in tandem.



    Thursday, 4 August 2016

    Segmentation video


    What is Customer Segmentation?

    • The practice of dividing a company customers into groups. The goal of segmenting customers is to decide how to relate to customers. 
    • The Importance of Customer Segmentation
    • The large amount of data available on customers a customer segmentation analysis allows  to identify discrete groups of customers.  
    • Marketing communications
    • Target prospects with the greatest profit potential
    • Optimize your sales-channel mix
    • Develop new products
    • Develop differentiated customer servicing & retention strategies
                          


    Wednesday, 3 August 2016

    Top Internet Marketing Techniques


    Types of Market Research Surveys That Smart Marketers Use

    General Brand Awareness

    • Brand Attitudes and Perceptions
    • Brand Usage
    • Purchase Intent


    Gauging Customer Satisfaction Levels With Surveys:


    • Target Audience
    • Timing:
    • Incentive:
    • Survey Frequency
    • Perceived Benefit

    Market Research Surveys to Measure Customer Attitudes and Expectations:

    Product Research Types of Surveys:

    • Performance in Relation to Expectations
    • How Well a Product Conforms to Specifications
    • Reliability
    • Features
    Performance in Relation to Expectations

    How Well a Product Conforms to Specifications
    Reliability
    Features

    Quick Content Creation - Your Best Customers Are Looking for You


    Monday, 1 August 2016

    Know who your best customers are

    The  best customers are can help you improve customer satisfaction. Increasing sales to your existing customers is more cost-effective than winning new ones.

    Work out how profitable your customers are

    Customers tend to be more profitable if they:



    • don’t cancel or amend orders
    • pay full price without negotiating discounts
    • pay on time without being chased for payment
    • place a small number of large orders rather than many 
    • buy high-margin products
    • small orders
    • don’t require extensive after-sales service.


    Friday, 29 July 2016

    Steps to grow your business

    Steps to grow your business


    1 Have a vision and plan to get there
    2 Be clear about your difference
    3 Build business system to alleviate growing pains
    4 Align your staff with your business
    5 Be disciplined with your growth strategy


    Thursday, 28 July 2016

    How Motivation is Driven by Purpose - and not Monetary Incentives


    Powerful Reasons Why You Should Believe in Yourself



    • You are one step closer to winning and succeeding
    • You form positive attitude required to success.
    • You let the negative thoughts fade away
    •  If you do not believe in yourself, who else will?
    • You realize failure is part of the process and temporary
    • You are one step closer to winning and succeeding
                      


    Wednesday, 27 July 2016

    On The Importance Of Goal Setting: 6 Reasons Why You Need To Set Goals

    1.Goals Tell You What You Truly WantGoals

                             

     2.Transform Insurmountable Mountains Into Walkable Hills
                              
    3.Goals Help Us Believe In Ourselves
    4.Goals Help Us Live Life To The Fullest

    Setting Goals


    Goal setting ppt