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Follow the e-learning path to see how a single piece of data traverses through different phases in a Wiki solutions system |
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What's this?
The e-learning path demonstrates how small pieces of information may be used to finally make crucial decisions about your business.
By selecting your own piece of information in the collecting phase, you are able to see how and where that data is used later on. In the end, it may be among the important evidence leading your organization into change!
Here at Data Rangers we think that every employee in your organization could participate in each step of this path.
Collecting
| Insightful information (e.g. thought provoking ideas, market specific changes, customer feedback or business related news) is often dispersed into personnel's e-mails, personal files and PowerPoint presentations. Not to mention between expert teams and different business functions. | Wiki Solutions is a tool to collect and organize all this business-crucial information in one place - whether it is numeric or text based information such as news, reports, images, feeds or comments. Thousands of people can contribute by various ways (e-mail, dashboard, survey software, RSS or bookmark) to cumulate tacit knowledge, nourish multidisciplinary understanding and thus, make better business decisions. |
E-learning
| Below is an example of three different new signals in Wiki Solutions database. These signals (and thousands of more) are utilized to monitor market changes and to find new potential business opportunities for growth. | Let's assume you found one of these signals while surfing the web. Select the one you find most interesting and explore its path all the way from database to decision making. |
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Church of England uses Twitter to urge acts of kindnessThe Church of England is embracing the latest technology as it urges the online community to mark Lent with 'simple acts of generosity and thoughtfulness in the real world'. Church leaders will use the social networking site Twitter and a new Facebook application to encourage people to share their top tips for helping each other. Suggested acts of kindness will include donating unwanted clothes and toys to a charity shop, writing to an MP about a global poverty issue, or giving away a home-made gift. In Signals | Created at 2009-03-05 11:27:55 by Anssi Tervonen | View source |
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Is there an upswing for female executives in the workforce?As the struggling economy tallies an ever-growing unemployment rate (10.3 percent), there is a new trend emerging: As many men are losing their high-end positions, it.s becoming more common to see a female counterpart put into these positions. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, women make up just less than 50 percent of the workforce (49.83 percent). However, along with the increase of women in the workforce . and in primary or influential roles . there.s another statistic showing forth: 40 percent of moms in the workforce are primary breadwinners, according to The Shriver Report. In Signals | Created at 2009-12-02 10:06:53 by Anssi Tervonen | View source |
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Slow Down LondonSlow Down London is a new project to inspire Londoners to improve their lives by slowing down to do things well, rather than as fast as possible. The Slow Down London campaign held its first festival (24 April . 4 May 2009) offering activities and inspiration, through working with a range of partners. It gave Londoners a chance to explore slow music and arts, to try meditation and yoga, to sample slow food and crafts, to discover 'slow travel' in our own city, to debate ideas about time and pace, and to find our own ways to challenge the cult of speed and to appreciate the world around us. In Signals | Created at 2009-04-17 14:00:29 by Anssi Tervonen | View source |








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