"prepare to conduct a telephone or in-person interview when gathering information to help clients make important strategic or tactical decisions"
The seed of success is the conversation, and understanding the clients needs
This is the second Ellen Naylor article I posted. This is directly related to this weeks question. For those who have never sold it is a great over view of how cold calls apply to research.
How Organizations Such As General Electric Use Business Intelligence For Faster, More Effective Six Sigma Projects , I have actually used Six Sigma in my marketing efforts and in the SWOT I included in my Personal Management Plan- which is a review document used in the biotech industry, and placed in your personnel file.
When conducting an interview, most people know who you are and why you want to talk to them, except when you are cold calling, which is what we do often enough in competitive intelligence.
This is a how to guide to to developing a PEST Analysis and use the tool effectively. I like this site and the video will help those with little to no experience with the process.
I have had to use a number of tools for my business sector. It is all a blur but there are a few stand outs that I have actually used for courses and for community outreach efforts.
Consumers in North America and Europe waste about 209 to 253 pounds of food per person every year. The USDA says the average person in the U.S. eats 4.7 pounds of food per day. So that means the amount of food we each waste in the U.S. per year would feed us for about one and a half to two months (44 to 54 days to be exact).
This article is on a web site that offers additional textbook like coverage of educational materials. It provided information on the topic of the use of Static materials. Static imagery can either serve as a useful visual tool to further emphasize or support a speaker's point, or confuse audiences and detract from the speaker's message.
MOOCs: Top 10 Sites for Free Education With Elite Universities MOOC stands for Massive Open Online Courses. Although there has been access to free online courses on the Internet for years, the quality and quantity of courses has changed. Access to free courses has allowed students to obtain a level of education that many only could dream of in the past.
I have take a few online course for free and I have been forced to take online course/training for my job. I like making up my mind about what I will take and the free online courses I have taken have been very useful.
The benefits of globalization are not shared equally in countries, and it has only favoured the rich countries at the expense of the poor. This paper is a critical appraisal of the practices of globalization as it is, and particularly as it affects
This is a downloadable matching piece to the first article I posted:
"The need for increase Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in areas such as library and
information infrastructure and services comes to mind. Franklin (2002) argued that too much
global investment is concentrated in the rich world and less than 1/3 goes to the poor ones
including Africa. This has definitely had negative impact on information profession."
It's possible that today a librarian in Newberry, Michigan may have instantaneously shared information with a librarian in Moshi, Tanzania. Here we are are in the information age, where librarians in rural Michigan can share information with just a few clicks of a mouse with a librarian in rural Africa.
I have never seen an abandoned Wal-Mart!!! Is that even possible? I guess so since your article clearly confirms the transformation of a Wal-Mart building into a library. I like the concept of recycling structures to conserve funds and reuse materials.
Ruth Rikowski Globalisation is a phenomenon that is pervading the world. Yet, what exactly is 'globalisation'? More accurately, it should be referred to as 'global capitalism'. 'Globalisation' has been defined in a variety of ways and some of these definitions have been highlighted in a report on 'Globalisation', which has been produced by the House of Lords Select Committee on Economic Affairs.
Niran Adetoro is a faculty member in the Department of Library and Information Science, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ijebu-Ode, Nigeria. He can be reached at: niranadetoro@yahoo.com. Introduction Globalization remains a popular and controversial topic. The controversy stems from inequities in the way globalization has developed and spread.
Brandwatch Analytics is a subscription service that is a social media monitoring and analytics tool, used by various brands and agencies all over the world. One of their staff members wrote on their blog about free tools, and I found this very interesting.
" In particular, social media should help companies overcome some limits of old-school intelligence gathering, which typically involves collecting information from a range of public and proprietary sources, distilling insights using time-tested analytic methods, and creating reports for internal company "clients" often "siloed" by function or business unit."
This article gives the reader a good overview of the use of social-research and how it is used to get a detailed picture of consumer conversations about corporations.