Horizontal curves are used to change the alignment and direction of roads and railways. Simple curves focus on providing adequate stopping sight distance, while compound curves are used when land availability is limited, such as connecting runways and taxiways at airports. Reverse curves are useful for pipelines, flumes, and levees, as well as low speed roads and railroads, though they require caution for canals due to navigation and erosion issues. Vertical curves provide a smooth transition between two grades, especially in hilly or mountainous areas where roads need to climb heights.
Design of Trumpet Interchange Using Civil 3DIRJET Journal
This document describes the design of a trumpet interchange using Civil 3D software. It discusses how earlier interchange designs using manual methods were time-consuming and error-prone. Civil 3D allows for more accurate and efficient design of interchange geometries like ramp alignments and grades. The document then presents the methodology used to design a trumpet interchange for the Mumbai-Nagpur Expressway in India, including creating a surface model from survey data, designing horizontal and vertical alignments for the ramps using Civil 3D tools, and generating profile views of the interchange geometry.
Horizontal curves are used to change the alignment and direction of roads and railways. Simple curves focus on providing adequate stopping sight distance, while compound curves are used when land availability is limited, such as connecting runways and taxiways at airports. Reverse curves are useful for pipelines, flumes, and levees, as well as low speed roads and railroads, though they require caution for canals due to navigation and erosion issues. Vertical curves provide a smooth transition between two grades, especially in hilly or mountainous areas where roads need to climb heights.
Design of Trumpet Interchange Using Civil 3DIRJET Journal
This document describes the design of a trumpet interchange using Civil 3D software. It discusses how earlier interchange designs using manual methods were time-consuming and error-prone. Civil 3D allows for more accurate and efficient design of interchange geometries like ramp alignments and grades. The document then presents the methodology used to design a trumpet interchange for the Mumbai-Nagpur Expressway in India, including creating a surface model from survey data, designing horizontal and vertical alignments for the ramps using Civil 3D tools, and generating profile views of the interchange geometry.
When developing symfony plugins for use and reuse in your projects and maybe (hopefully) by the symfony community you want to make sure that a new release doesn't break with backwards compatibility. While symfony comes with lime the de facto standard for unit testing in PHP is PHPUnit and it offers much more. This session will show you some of the best practices of testing symfony plugins. You will learn how to organise your tests and how to reduce your dependencies to the bare essentials.
Designing Collaboration: Building Systems that Really Work - Philipp SchäferOpenKnowledge srl
This document outlines five principles for designing collaborative tools that work effectively. The principles are: 1) Build pointers to people to facilitate connections. 2) Reward individual participation to align individual and organizational goals. 3) Demand intuitive interfaces for easy adoption. 4) Take the road more travelled by integrating with existing systems and behaviors. 5) Iterate early and often to continuously improve the tools. The document provides examples and explanations for each principle.
The document provides a design concept for renovating the HUB makeup store located in Brisbane, Australia. The concept seeks to attract more customers through a modern and unique design, as well as provide a more efficient workspace. Key elements of the new design include an alternative entrance, reorganized workspaces to improve customer flow, and the use of angular designs and blackboards to create an artistic atmosphere. The back of the store is redesigned to allow for an employee break area with a kitchenette and additional storage.
Powerpoint accompanying workshop session from the Homeless and Housing Coalition of Kentucky's 2013 conference. Presented by Mary Frances Schafer, The Coalition for the Homeless and Davey King, Kentucky Housing Corporation
As part of the latest HEARTH ACT regulations outlining the rules for obtaining federal homeless funding, all
communities must now develop a common assessment to ensure that all homeless clients receiving services
are assessed to understand their unique needs and helped to find services directly related to these needs. Our
speakers will describe how communities across the Commonwealth are working to implement this new requirement.
Schafer Corporation is a leading provider of technology services and solutions in aerospace, national security, and the private sector. It has over 500 employees and focuses on government services, aerospace, and mobility solutions. Schafer's mission is to help customers meet their goals through technical excellence, dedication, and teamwork. It offers competitive benefits to employees including retirement plans, insurance, leave, and educational assistance.
Vergleichen Sie das Unvergleichbare: bei Definition haben IoT und Industrie 4.0 nicht Gemeisames (s. Wikipedie). Trotzdem werden die Begriffe oft "zusammengewürfelt". Hier werden die Resultate eines interaktiven Experiments unter http://svy.mk/1Hh2Gjd publiziert. Dazu auch meine (subjektive) Meinung. Viel Spaß.
Plamen
“I believe that people do business with you because of who you are and what you stand for, not because of what you do”
So, who are you? What do you stand for?
In today's world, Google has become the new background check.
What do we find when we Google you?
What when find when we Google you, is your online personal reputation.
Whether accurate or not...
So how to create and manage your online personal reputation?
Some tips in short to get on track:
First, craft the story that underwrites who you are and what you stand for.
Use the right pictures to illustrate the story
Second, publish your story online, use a captivating title and use the keywords you want to be found on
Third, make sure people will find the stories when they Google you
Tags: CoolBrands, CoolBrandsPeople, CoolBrands People, People, Maarten Schafer, Maarten, Schafer, Online reputation, Personal Reputation, Online, Personal, Reputation, Online Personal Reputation, CBNWS, What do you stand for,
When developing symfony plugins for use and reuse in your projects and maybe (hopefully) by the symfony community you want to make sure that a new release doesn't break with backwards compatibility. While symfony comes with lime the de facto standard for unit testing in PHP is PHPUnit and it offers much more. This session will show you some of the best practices of testing symfony plugins. You will learn how to organise your tests and how to reduce your dependencies to the bare essentials.
Designing Collaboration: Building Systems that Really Work - Philipp SchäferOpenKnowledge srl
This document outlines five principles for designing collaborative tools that work effectively. The principles are: 1) Build pointers to people to facilitate connections. 2) Reward individual participation to align individual and organizational goals. 3) Demand intuitive interfaces for easy adoption. 4) Take the road more travelled by integrating with existing systems and behaviors. 5) Iterate early and often to continuously improve the tools. The document provides examples and explanations for each principle.
The document provides a design concept for renovating the HUB makeup store located in Brisbane, Australia. The concept seeks to attract more customers through a modern and unique design, as well as provide a more efficient workspace. Key elements of the new design include an alternative entrance, reorganized workspaces to improve customer flow, and the use of angular designs and blackboards to create an artistic atmosphere. The back of the store is redesigned to allow for an employee break area with a kitchenette and additional storage.
Powerpoint accompanying workshop session from the Homeless and Housing Coalition of Kentucky's 2013 conference. Presented by Mary Frances Schafer, The Coalition for the Homeless and Davey King, Kentucky Housing Corporation
As part of the latest HEARTH ACT regulations outlining the rules for obtaining federal homeless funding, all
communities must now develop a common assessment to ensure that all homeless clients receiving services
are assessed to understand their unique needs and helped to find services directly related to these needs. Our
speakers will describe how communities across the Commonwealth are working to implement this new requirement.
Schafer Corporation is a leading provider of technology services and solutions in aerospace, national security, and the private sector. It has over 500 employees and focuses on government services, aerospace, and mobility solutions. Schafer's mission is to help customers meet their goals through technical excellence, dedication, and teamwork. It offers competitive benefits to employees including retirement plans, insurance, leave, and educational assistance.
Vergleichen Sie das Unvergleichbare: bei Definition haben IoT und Industrie 4.0 nicht Gemeisames (s. Wikipedie). Trotzdem werden die Begriffe oft "zusammengewürfelt". Hier werden die Resultate eines interaktiven Experiments unter http://svy.mk/1Hh2Gjd publiziert. Dazu auch meine (subjektive) Meinung. Viel Spaß.
Plamen
“I believe that people do business with you because of who you are and what you stand for, not because of what you do”
So, who are you? What do you stand for?
In today's world, Google has become the new background check.
What do we find when we Google you?
What when find when we Google you, is your online personal reputation.
Whether accurate or not...
So how to create and manage your online personal reputation?
Some tips in short to get on track:
First, craft the story that underwrites who you are and what you stand for.
Use the right pictures to illustrate the story
Second, publish your story online, use a captivating title and use the keywords you want to be found on
Third, make sure people will find the stories when they Google you
Tags: CoolBrands, CoolBrandsPeople, CoolBrands People, People, Maarten Schafer, Maarten, Schafer, Online reputation, Personal Reputation, Online, Personal, Reputation, Online Personal Reputation, CBNWS, What do you stand for,
Social-Media-Plattformen sind extrem faszinierend für Marketing- und HR-Verantwortliche gleichermaßen, weil sie die klassische Probleme der dedizierten Zielgruppenansprache endgültig zu lösen versprechen: Sie stellen in Aussicht, das Budget für Rekruting, wie auch das Marketing-Budget zielgerichtet und ohne Streuverluste für ganz bestimmte Personengruppen einsetzen zu können. Nirgends verraten Menschen so viel über sich selbst wie z. B. auf Facebook. Die hohe Börsenbewertung von Facebook rührt vor allem daher, dass Facebook den Unternehmen erlaubt, die Ansprache der Benutzer nach Altersgruppe, Wohnort, Interessen und anderen Attributen eingrenzen zu können.
Is social normal vortrag bayerndruck 2011 schweizer-degenSocial Event GmbH
Ist “Social“ normal? Welche Chancen bieten soziale Medien Druck- und Medienunternehmen?
Kunden, Multiplikatoren, Partner, Lieferanten, aber auch potentielle Kandidaten sind online, finden sich in neuen Netzwerken zusammen, äußern ihre Bedürfnisse im so genannten Social Web. Was liegt für Unternehmen näher, sich dort auch adäquat zu präsentieren, an den Diskussionen teilzunehmen, die Nutzer abzuholen? Anhand praktischer Beispiele skizziert der Referent Chancen und Risiken und stellt relevante Tools und Plattformen vor.
Johannes F. Woll, Media & Publishing Consultant / Xing Media & Publishing Group
re:publica 2015 - E-Mail-Wahnsinn: Zeit für eine neue Art zu arbeiten #IBMDes...Stefan Pfeiffer
Gerhard Pfau vom IBM Design Studio in Böblingen und ich durften auf der re:publica 2015 zum Thema “E-Mail-Wahnsinn: Zeit für eine neue Art zu arbeiten #IBMDesign #NewWayToWork” sprechen. Hier ist die Aufzeichnung des Talks, in dem wir den E-Mail-Wahnsinn skizzieren, Gerhard schildert, wie wir mit IBM Design Thinking die schlimmsten “Pain Points” der verschiedenen Nutzergruppen herausgearbeitet haben, um dann eine neue Art von E-Mail mit IBM Verse zu entwickeln. Dabei ist uns klar, dass in einer Multikanal- und Multitasking-Welt die noch so gute Technologie nicht alleine die Lösung sein kann. Auch die persönliche Arbeitsweise muss sich entsprechend anpassen.
Social Media Workshop: Vom Hype zur Wertschöpfung. Xing, Twitter, Facebook & ...Sondermann Marketing GmbH
Das Social Media Zeitalter bringt das Marketing in eine Lern- und Umbruchphase, Werbung wandelt sich: Aber was ist Social Media eigentlich? Welche Plattformen sind relevant? Nutzen Sie die Chancen und verstehen Sie die Risiken - Social Media Marketing wird zum Pflichtprogramm!
Vortrag Generation Online - Dr. Katja BettKatja Bett
Generation Online: Medienkompetenz und das Social Web - eine Vortrag von Dr. Katja Bett Arbeitskreis Schule Wirtschaft November 2012 im RWE Bildungszentrum in Wanderath. Inhalte und Fragestellungen im Vortrag: (1) Was machen die Jugendlichen eigentlich im Social Web? (2) Was lernen sie und was lernen sie nicht? (3) Wie können wir den Erwerb von Medienkompetenz in Schule und Betriebe fördern? (4) Wie müssen wir als Schule/Betrieb auf die medienbestimmte Welt der Jugendlichen reagieren?
Business Seminar: Social-Media-Integration auf UnternehmenswebsitesGoldbach Group AG
INHALTE:
Theoretisches und praktisches Wissen zu:
1 Wirkung und gegenseitige Abhängigkeiten, 2 kanalgerechte Ansprache und Inhaltsproduktion, 3 technische Integration, 4 visuelle Darstellung und Einschränkungen, 5 Messbarkeit der einzelnen Schritte und Kanäle
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Arbeiten in der Multikanal- und AlwaysOn-Welt - Brauchen wir einen neuen Verh...Stefan Pfeiffer
Präsentation auf der Next Economy Open, der #NEO15 in Bonn am 10,. November 2015 rund um die E-Mail-, Informations- und Multikanalüberflutung, die nicht nur neue Technologien und Cognitive Computing, sondern auch ein gemeinsames Verständnis von Arbeiten und Kommunizieren, einen gemeinsamen Kodex braucht.
From Mass Marketing to 'Systems of Engagement' OR 10 Ingredients for Successf...Stefan Pfeiffer
The document discusses the shift from traditional mass marketing approaches to more personalized "systems of engagement" in marketing, especially for B2B. It notes that today's buyers complete most of their purchase journey independently before engaging with sales. It also outlines 10 key ingredients for successful systems of engagement, including integrating owned, paid, earned and social media; making the company website a hub for content and interactions; delivering valuable customer-centric content; telling real-life stories; understanding individual customers and their social networks; identifying influencers; and leveraging the power of recommendations.
From Social Media to Social Business - Marketing in the 'Social Age'Stefan Pfeiffer
Presentation on how Marketing needs to change in the 'Social Age' from Mass Marketing to 1:1 Marketing taking in particular Social Channels and behaviors into consideration. A bit of a focus on Healthcare due to the fact, that this was presented for one of our Healthcare customers.
Marketing needs to change to be successful: Put your customer in the centre!Stefan Pfeiffer
The document summarizes the need for marketing to shift from mass marketing approaches like spam emails and direct mail to more personalized and targeted approaches centered around the individual customer. It discusses how customers are overwhelmed by non-personalized messages and are opting out of marketing communications. It advocates putting the customer at the center of marketing strategies and providing value to them through personalized interactions across online and offline channels using tools like social media, websites, emails and calls. The document also emphasizes the importance of listening to customers through social media monitoring and being responsive to their needs.
Deutschland, Land der Ingenieure, muss ein Social Business werden – 10 ThesenStefan Pfeiffer
Diese Folien basieren auf einem Blogbeitrag, den ich am 31. Januar 2013 veröffentlicht habe. Ich werde den Foliensatz in der kommenden Zeit noch anreichern, um jede These auch "folientechnisch" zu untermauern.
Living social – Social Business as Marketer within IBMStefan Pfeiffer
On May 23 I had the pleasure to open up the Dachis Social Business Summit in Berlin. Due to the fact that Matt Collins would be presenting later on the IBM Social Business vision with a lot of customer examples, I decided to go down a different path and tell the audience how I am personally live social as a Marketer within IBM.
Business made Social - How social technologies and behaviour are changing the...Stefan Pfeiffer
This document discusses how social technologies and behaviors are changing businesses and their relationships with customers. It outlines several major trends driving this change, including new workplace concepts enabled by mobility and remote work, the rise of social media everywhere, and the increased use of cloud computing. The document argues that the iPad and similar devices are game changers, empowering people to work and collaborate in new ways from anywhere at any time.
Küchenklatsch modern - oder wie soziale Medien Kommunikation mit Kunden und i...Stefan Pfeiffer
Soziale Medien verändern unser Kommunikationsverhalten. Draussen wird über unser Unternehmen gesprochen. Also hören wir besser zu und reden mit unseren Kunden und machen unsere Webseite sozial. Aber auch intern wird social gebraucht, um intern zu lernen und Nutzen zu ziehen: Das Facebook für das Unternehmen ist der richtige Weg.
Meine 10 TOP Nachrichten zu Mobile der vergangenen WochenStefan Pfeiffer
Persönliche Sammlung, teilweise nicht meine Meinung, kein Statement meines Arbeitgebers, aber sehr aussagekräftig (finde ich) - natürlich a bisserl eingefärbt :-)
IBM Channel KickOff 2011: Von Social Media zum Social BusinessStefan Pfeiffer
Social ist heute everywhere. Dieser Vortrag befasst sich damit, wie ich als Unternehmen und IBM Business Partner soziale Medin nutzen kann, um Kunden zu binden und neue Kunden zu gewinnen.
Die Mauern werden fallen - Unaufhaltsam auf dem Weg zum Unternehmen 2.0Stefan Pfeiffer
Warum ist das Unternehmen 2.0 nicht aufzuhalten? Vier Megatrends verstärken sich gegenseitig und reißen die traditionellen Mauern der Unternehmen (und Verwaltung) nieder. Zu den Trends einige Beispiele aus meinem Arbeitsalltag bei IBM und wie ich die Megatrends nutze.
Mitten drin statt nur dabei - im Social Media Buzz - Vortrag vom IBM Partnerc...Stefan Pfeiffer
Vortrag von Lars Basche und Stefan Pfeiffer auf dem IBM Partnercamp 2010 zum Thema Social Media. Beispielhaft wird gezeigt, wie die Lotus Brand der IBM Social Media in Deutschland nutzt.
Social media has become an increasingly important tool in our daily lives – helping people connect, communicate and share information. This has forever changed the way people interact. Today, more than 2 billion people use the internet. By the end of this year, Gen Y will outnumber Baby Boomers….and 96% of them have joined a social network. The second largest search engine in the world is YouTube 25% of search results for the World’s Top 20 largest brands are links to user-generated content. And this adoption has happened at an incredible pace. Consider this: to reach 50 million users, it took radio 38 years...it took television 13....it took the internet only 4. Meanwhile, Facebook added 100 million users in less than 9 months…iPhone applications hit 1 billion downloads in 9 months. It's clear we are now in the midst of a revolution. People are using these connections as a primary means of communication, in many cases, replacing other more traditional interactions .
Social tools have made it significantly easier to raise the visibility of new ideas, regardless of their source. Those who have the most experience with a product or service – a customer, a business partner or even an employee – now have the opportunity to share insights and obtain feedback from others. Our sub-sample of individuals with experience in working with social approaches to innovation shows companies are looking to increase their capability to monitor customer comments for new ideas, obtain customers’ feedback, enable customers to submit plans/solutions and foster more effective collaboration with partners/suppliers Some organizations, such as toy company LEGO Group have developed innovation platforms that enable customers to submit ideas for new products and even share in the potential revenue derived from these ideas. [i] Similarly, Beiersdorf, a personal-care products company, has developed “Pearlfinder,” a website that allows potential vendors to submit ideas for new products and services. The website also facilitates contracting and intellectual property transfer. In both situations, the organization found ways of expanding its reach to develop valued new products, services and capabilities.
Leading companies are seizing on these opportunities to create real business value - moving from using social technologies for basic communication to driving disruptive change in their industries.
Leading companies are seizing on these opportunities to create real business value - moving from using social technologies for basic communication to driving disruptive change in their industries.
Social business beyond basic promotional activities is expanding to encompass the entire customer lifecycle, including lead generation, sales and post-sales service. Our data reveals that, while the percentage of companies expecting to use social business for promotional activities will rise slightly, from 71 percent today to 83 percent in the next two years, the number of companies expecting to use social approaches to generate sales leads and revenue will increase dramatically. Today, 51 percent use social approaches for leads and revenue, while 74 percent plan to get on board in the next two years. Post-sales support is also expected to increase, from 46 today to 69 percent over the next two years. As the scope of activity broadens, providing a consistent set of experiences for customers will be crucial. Social business practices will need to be more closely embedded into traditional marketing and sales processes, with loosely coupled marketing and advertising campaigns giving way to tightly linked lead generation and sales efforts. Further, providing customer support through social channels will become a more prominent focus, with organizations incorporating social platforms into their larger customer relationship management strategies.
Leading companies are seizing on these opportunities to create real business value - moving from using social technologies for basic communication to driving disruptive change in their industries.
A recent study by McKinsey and company looked at the potential opportunities for improvement based on the adoption of social business capabilities across a number of industries. They highlighted that across a range of industries, product and service oriented, as well as B2B and B2C, there exist opportunities to improve both margins as well as productivity. Further, they also looked at many of the key activities of interaction workers – workers who are engaging with others on a frequent basis to accomplish their tasks – and found that effective social business practices could have a significant impact on their jobs as well.