Best Practice

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• Is the customer King?

  
  B2B Marketing Blog — Authority: 119
  These days, consumers have more choice than ever before, through more diverse channels - from storefront to mail order to online. Expectation is higher than ever. Companies that fail to live up to that expectation find customers leaving without comment - the majority of dissatisfied customers will not complain, they ...
  2 days ago

• BT Directory – connecting people easily

  
  Mark Morrell — Authority: 108
  When BT’s intranet started in December 1994 one of the key demands from people was to easily find and connect with other people in BT.  Along with the BT Homepage and BT today , BT Directory was one of the ‘killer application/content’ that encouraged people to want to use BT’s intranet because it gave ...
  3 days ago

• VMFS Metadata size?

  
  Yellow Bricks — Authority: 492
  When designing your VMware vSphere / VI3 environment there are so many variables you need to take into account that it is easy to get lost. Something hardly anyone seem to be taking into account when creating VMFS volumes is that the metadata will also take up a specific amount of disk space. You might think that ...
  3 days ago

• Kit·Blog Notes — Copyright Alex Gâlmeanu

  
  Kitblog — Authority: 130
  Photographer Alex Gâlmeanu sees his photo of actor Gheorghe Dinică used in over 30 web sites in breach of his copyright. I wonder how this kind of wide spread unprofessionalism is this possible. Death of print? No, death of ethics . Kit·Blog Notes — Posted in Internet . Have ...
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• Lean Tools and Culture as it Relates to Zen

  
  Business901 — Authority: 128
  There’s been a big debate lately on tools and the thinking processes of lean.When you talk about a system, one of the first things that I think of is the tools that are used in the system. I use the tools to make sense out of a system, but I thought that Michael Balle author of the Lean Manager might feel ...
  3 days ago

• Developing a Board of Directors: How Many People Do I Need and Who Should The People Be?

  
  eJewish Philanthropy: The Jewish Philanthropy Blog — Authority: 528
  The process of forming or redeveloping a non-profit organization always involves thinking about the board of directors. The two key questions, among others, that I have been asked over the years are, “How many people should we have on the board? and “Who should we approach to join the board of directors?” ...
  3 days ago

• Enrichment Problems in Space Science XVI – Nov 13, 2009

  
  OSGC Educational Resources Blog — Authority: 130
  John Ensworth at the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies and the NASA Science Mission Directorate invite you to attend an upcoming online professional development workshop.Topic: Enrichment Problems in Space Science XVI In the sixteenth bi-monthly installment of these mission- and inquiry-oriented ...
  4 days ago

• Learning, 5 Minutes at a Time

  
  Tony Dye — Authority: 108
  Thanks to Steve Simmons for the inspiration here.  Steve was explaining part of the theory behind  Where There’s a Will There’s an A .   (Ive heard the concept before, but have NOT studied this material, so this is not intended as a summary)   There are two concepts that would seem to apply in all ...
  4 days ago

• Developing a Kaizen Conscious with Shingo Prize winner Michael Balle

  
  Business901 — Authority: 128
  Michael Ballé is the co-author of, The Gold Mine , a bestselling business novel of a Lean Turnaround, and recently, The Lean Manager , a novel of a Lean Transformation both published by the Lean Enterprise Institute. For the past 15 years, he has studied lean transformations, helping companies develop a lean ...
  4 days ago

• What’s Wrong With This Deposit Slip?

  
  Business startup, taxes, and technology — Authority: 106
  Do you notice anything strange about this deposit slip? I’ll give you a clue. Look carefully at what’s not on it. Here’s a copy of the back of the deposit slip. I had only one item to deposit—an affiliate commission check for one of the services I use and recommend. You’ll notice that I filled it out ...
  4 days ago

• Trends, Content & Stories that sell

  
  Knights on the Road — Authority: 119
  Cover of Get Content. Get Customers. Trends, Content & Stories that sell. Anatomy of a Trend . Henrik Vejlgaard.2008. ISBN 9780071488709.  As a fan of “trendsetters it is good to read the academic reasons why this happens. As a  trend sociologist  Vejlgaard unearths clues about how trends emerge and ...
  5 days ago

• Social media in learning

  
  Jane's E-Learning Pick of the Day — Authority: 468
  Note: This is a cross-post from my other blog, Social media in Learning , for those who dont read/subscribe to it. I am constantly being asked, by those new to social media, for specific examples of how social media (Web 2.0) tools can be used for learning - whether it be for personal learning, informal ...
  5 days ago

• Process Improvement utilizing Lean and Lean Sigma

  
  Business901 — Authority: 128
  Glenn Whitfield serves as Director of Dean Dorton Ford ’s Process Improvement Services group based out of the Louisville office. Glenn was my guest on the Business901 Podcast and we had the opportunity to discuss DDF’s methodology for improvement within an organization. Their methodology concentrates on a Value ...
  6 days ago

• Very useful links: Xing to Picasso via MoMA

  
  ComMetrics: social media monitoring => best practice — Authority: 410
  Every week we tweet about a lot of fascinating stuff, highlighting great content that is of interest to social media folks and corporate bloggers . The best way to keep track is by simply following us on Twitter. If you already follow too many people to keep track of, however, this weekly compilation provides you ...
  6 days ago

• Join our Innovation Discussions on LinkedIn

  
  WhoInnovated.com — Authority: 154
  I created the Continuous Innovation group on LinkedIn five months ago and it already has 1,260+ members getting together to share innovation articles, discussions, and job postings. Blogging Innovation’s mission is to make innovation and marketing insights accessible for the greater good, and the LinkedIn group is ...
  1 week ago

• Where is The Open Source Organization?

  
  eJewish Philanthropy: The Jewish Philanthropy Blog — Authority: 528
  Almost a year ago, I wrote a blog post entitled “ The Non-Profit Quarterly Report .” In this post, I argued that nonprofit organizations should offer online quarterly reports, and mimic the transparency exemplified by Jonathan Schwartz’ online quarterly reports. (Jonathan is the CEO of Sun Microsystems.) John ...
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• Teaching history and best practices

  
  History Tech — Authority: 122
  Teaching has always seemed to be an individual activity, forcing teachers to figure things out on their own. Using trial and error isn’t necessarily a bad thing when conducting a science experiment but probably not something that works that well when trying to corral 30 8th graders. And in the pre-internet days, it ...
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• 2010 trends: Data and mobile communication

  
  ComMetrics: social media monitoring => best practice — Authority: 410
  When it comes to data services, social networks, cloud computing, mobile and music, market concentration is constantly on the rise. Could this mean the burst of another bubble, once again requiring taxpayers to foot the bill? Below, we discuss this from a Web 2.0 perspective. In the meantime, to keep up with our ...
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• glad I’m not a first year teacher

  
  Elbows, knees, dreams — Authority: 117
  On Monday Miss Slinger called before work to say that she was not feeling well, and wouldn’t be in.  I said that was fine, and was on my way to work before I remembered that my Monday help (a special ed teacher and a Spanish speaking aide) had both emailed last week to switch to Tuesdays.  I was at work before I ...
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• Transplanting practices between organisations

  
  Enlightened tradition — Authority: 445
  It is time to revisit the best practices meme again. Over the past few months I have been struck by the way the term is sometimes used in an all-encompassing way, without necessarily clarifying its scope. One relatively recent post of this type “ Innovation Builds on Best Practice ” was written by Tom ...
  1 week ago

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