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Combine an award-winning flight, carefully selected hotel and exciting experience for an unbeatable Copenhagen city break.
Wenn Sie einen British Airways Flug günstiger finden, erstatten wir Ihnen die Preisdifferenz.
Niedrigpreisfinder und niedrige Anzahlungen.
Wenn Sie mit British Airways fliegen, genießen Sie preisgekrönten Service und ein ausgezeichnetes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis und müssen keine versteckten Zusatzgebühren fürchten.
Combine an award-winning flight, carefully selected hotel and exciting experience for an unbeatable Copenhagen city break.
Get an insight into the many sides of Denmark's fascinating personality as you embark on a wealth of things to do in Copenhagen – from ancient castles to 100 year old amusement parks and a thriving dining and music scene.
By day or night, you'll be fascinated by the wide range of attractions that the Danish capital has to offer. Spend your days learning about culture and history at the city's museums, and historical buildings or enjoy some retail therapy at the flea markets, shopping centres and bustling streets. The innovative dining and varied nightlife give you plenty of opportunity to let your hair down after a day of sightseeing.
Start your shopping in Copenhagen on Støget, one of Europe's longest pedestrian streets which boasts everything from budget stores to designer boutiques. Stroll along the curved course of the Købmagergade shopping street, which is typical of Copenhagen's labyrinthine medieval city centre or get a sense of local life at the Nørrebro Flea Market.
Visit Amalienborg, four identical rococo buildings that have housed the royals since 1784 or go to Nationalmuseet to see some of Denmark's incredible exhibits. Experience the lighter side of Copenhagen at Tivoli. More than an amusement park, you'll find a pantomime theatre and open-air stage amongst its many amenities.
The Danish capital has a thriving social scene, with incredible gastronomy. Grab food on-the-go at 42 Raw, which serves hip and healthy raw food and nourishing smoothies or pick up refined Vietnamese street food at LêLê. Alternatively, opt for traditional cuisine and enjoy an affordable Danish-style lunch on the outdoor terrace at Post & Tele Museum café.
Just across from Tivoli Gardens, Vesterbro has transformed into one of the city's hippest areas and a hangout for trendsetters with its funky boho-cafes and uber cool retro clothes shops. Another area that has evolved is Nørrebro with its buzzing galleries, clubs and bars – hang around to see how the atmosphere changes from day into night.
Make the most of your time in Denmark's capital and take advantage of free and discounted transport and admission as you explore the numerous museums and attractions the city has to offer. The Copenhagen Card includes free transport by train, bus and Metro (including to and from the airport), free entry to 65 museums and attractions, discounts on many attractions, sightseeing tours, restaurants and a comprehensive guide. Choose between a 24-hour or a 72-hour Copenhagen Card.
Enjoy the best of Copenhagen by coach and boat on this tour of the city and harbour. Your tour starts by coach, first passing the Tivoli Gardens, New Carlsberg Glyptotek art museum, the magnificent Gefion Fountain and Kongens Nytorv. At the old Fish Market, a pre-booked canal boat is waiting to take you on a cruise through the bustling harbour of Copenhagen. Your tour concludes in the very heart of Copenhagen at Gammel Strand, which is only a few minutes' walk from Stroget, the main shopping street in the city.
Learn about Denmark's royal history on a day trip to North Zealand - the region north of Copenhagen where majestic castles take centre stage. With an expert guide at your side, explore Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerød, seeing sites like the Coronation Chapel and Marble Gallery, while hearing tales of King Christian IV. Before returning to Copenhagen, stop for photos by Fredensborg Castle and then spend time at leisure in Elsinore - home to the UNESCO-listed Kronborg Castle.
Join the Grand Tour of Copenhagen and view all the major sights of the Danish Capital by coach. You will pass by the Tivoli Gardens and the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek. Drive through the colourful canal district where your local guide will point out the major sites including the National Museum to Christiansborg Palace, home to the Danish Parliament.
If you love castles, Denmark has almost as many fairy tale castles as it does fairy tales. Leave Copenhagen behind as you head north through magnificent Danish countryside and coastline. Visit the picturesque region of North Zealand just outside Copenhagen, where you will see Kronborg Castle made famous as the setting of Shakespeare's Hamlet as well as the magnificent Fredensborg Palace and Frederiksborg Castle.


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The Mosquito Control Board has two seats open this term, and incumbents and newcomers are jockeying to fill them.
Two have qualified for Seat 1, currently held by John Magee, and three are running for Seat 2, including current incumbent James Crawford.
The nonpartisan board is the primary budgeting arm of the organization. The three board members monitor the finances and decide if it's necessary to change the millage rate, which funds operations each year.
"If you enjoy working for the people, you would be in the position," said South Walton Mosquito Control District Director Ben Brewer.
Current chairman and incumbent candidate John Magee agreed.
"The primary responsibility of a Mosquito Control Commissioner is managing the operational budget and maintaining the highest standards of service and transparency with the community," said Magee.
The board has the final say on payroll expenses and capital purchases in excess of $500, including everything except chemicals.
"I manage where the money goes on a daily basis, the hours, scheduling," said Brewer. "They get the final say on the budget."
The board meets the third Tuesday of the month at 9:30 a.m. at Mosquito Control headquarters, 774 N. Co. Hwy. 393. An elected board member is a salaried employee of the Mosquito Control District and earns $4,800 annually.
The Sun reached out to all the candidates prior to the Nov. 6 election. Crawford did not return multiple calls from The Sun.
Mosquito Board Seat 1
It will be something of a rematch for Magee, who will come up against challenger Ronnie Faulk in the Seat 1 race.
Faulk ran against Magee four years ago, as well as against current board member Robert Hudson two years ago.
Although he hasn't been victorious, he says with his past stint as an employee of the Mosquito Control District, he has the know-how to improve the operations and budget to use the community's money wisely.
"If I win, I will be the only guy that has ever sat on the seat who has ever worked in the field," said Faulk, calling himself a "hands-on kind of guy." "I've driven the trucks and gone and stabbed the chickens and drawn blood to test" for mosquito-borne illnesses.
Now, the 18-year South Walton resident works in support services for Sacred Heart Hospital in Miramar Beach, but he still has his eye on serving the community more directly in the future.
"I love this community, I have an interest in it. I'm not running against John because he isn't doing a good job," said Faulk. "I am just running because that's my destiny."
Whereas Faulk says his history with mosquito control's daily operations make him the right man for the job, Magee says history as a business owner has helped him bring balance to the district's budgets the past four years.
"I am a successful businessperson; I maintain a payroll of over 65 people and have strong budgeting abilities," said Magee, president and CEO of Hi-Tec Laboratories Inc. located at Magee Industrial Park in Freeport. "These talents are what I bring to the board and are also why our district currently is running as financially sound at the same time maintaining a very tight budget."
Magee says part of the board's and the district's success has been budgeting for preventative measures, especially in keeping the threat of West Nile and Eastern Equine Encephalitis low. That is how he hopes to tackle subsequent warm seasons.
"Our district has excelled and has maintained a high performance rating within the state of Florida under the Department of Agriculture," said Magee. "Our success has been in preventive treatment to the district."
Both hopefuls told The Sun that each would operate under a policy of transparency and honesty, and make sure the constituents' tax money was spent wisely.
"I do want to bring more transparency to Walton County," especially with regards to Mosquito Control, said Faulk. "It's a taxpayer's business."
Mosquito Control Board Seat 2
Two hopefuls and incumbent James Crawford are stepping forward to fill Seat 2 on the Mosquito Control Board.
The two newcomers, Adrianne Walline Campbell and Tim Norris, shared their motivation to run with The Sun. James Crawford neglected to respond to numerous Sun inquiries.
Norris has been a native Floridian and Walton County resident since 1999.
"I would enjoy the opportunity to utilize my experience and knowledge to help improve and direct the South Walton Mosquito District to be one that could be a model for others in the state of Florida," said Norris.
Norris looks forward to meeting the challenge of budgeting, which he says as a result of rainfall levels will be more of a balancing act in subsequent years.
"The ground became saturated, and water sat for days without draining off, creating breeding beds for mosquitoes. This created a challenge for the current budget and could overlap into the next budget year with the additional costs it has created," said Norris. "The mosquito district/board will have to be prudent over the next few years and manage the budget with a conservative point of view."
Campbell agreed that mitigating the rain-caused mosquito problem is a top priority for the board, though she hopes part of the problem could be solved by working with county public works.
"The top priority currently is the condition of the ditches. The county road projects of late have built very nicely constructed roads, but either decreased the size of both the ditches and the culverts, or removed them completely, thus creating a massive problem" of standing water, said Campbell.
The hopeful added that she would continue the work of her late father, Ed Walline, a founding member of the Mosquito Control District and South Walton pioneer, to decrease the nuisance of dog and yellow flies.
"We cannot simply ignore the problem," said the lifelong Walton County resident. "I believe the answer is there, but continued study and research must be done to obtain it."

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Health care information matters
Thursday, November 30, 2006
At Google, we often get questions about what we're doing in the area of health. I have been interested in the issues of health care and health information for a while. It is now one of my main focuses here, and I've decided to start posting about it. I've been motivated in this field in part by my personal experiences helping to care for my mother, who recently died from cancer after a four-year battle. While the quality of the medical care my mother received was extraordinary, I saw firsthand how challenged the health care system was in supporting caregivers and communicating between different medical organizations. The system didn't fail completely, but struggled with these phases:
- What was wrong -- it took her doctors nine months to correctly identify an illness which had classic symptoms
- Who should treat her -- there was no easy way to figure out who were the best local physicians and caregivers, which ones were covered by her insurance, and how we could get them to agree to treat her
- Once she was treated, she had a chronic illness, and needed ongoing care and coordinated nursing and monitoring, particularly once her illness recurred
In the end, one key part of the solution to these problems is a better educated patient. If patients understand their diseases better -- the symptoms, the treatments, the drugs, and the side effects, they are likely to get better and quicker care -- before, during, and after treatment. We have already launched some improvements to web search that help patients more easily find the health information they are looking for. Using the Google Co-op platform, Google and the health community have labeled sites and pages across the web making it easier for users to refine their health queries and locate the medical information they need. Do a search on Google about a medical issue or treatment like diabetes or Lipitor and you'll see some choices for refining your query, such as "symptoms," "treatments," and so on. If you click on "treatment," your search results are refined and reordered so that sites that have been labeled as being about treatment by trusted health community contributors are boosted in the rankings. Note that how trusted a contributor is -– and thus how much they affect your search results -– is dependent both on Google's algorithms and on who the user decides they trust. For example, if my doctor is a Google Co-op contributor and I indicate to Google that I trust her, then when I search, the sites she has labeled as relevant will show up higher in my search results.
This is just the beginning of what our industry can do. People need the medical information that is out there and available to be organized and made accessible to all. Which happens to be our mission. Health information should be easier to access and organize, especially in ways that make it as simple as possible to find the information that is most relevant to a specific patient's needs.
Patients also need to be able to better coordinate and manage their own health information. We believe that patients should control and own their own health information, and should be able to do so easily. Today it is much too difficult to get access to one's health records, for example, because of the substantial administrative obstacles people have to go through and the many places they have to go to collect it all. Compare this to financial information, which is much more available from the various institutions that help manage your financial "health." We believe our industry should help solve this problem.
As the Internet increasingly helps link communities of people, we also think there is an opportunity to connect people with similar health interests, concerns and problems. Today, people too often don't know that others like them even exist, let alone how to find them. The industry should help there, too.
These are some of the health-related problems we're thinking through at Google. We don't have any products or services to announce yet and may not for quite some time, but we thought we'd share a bit about the problems we're interested in helping out on even before we introduce solutions. As we explore these problems and continue to work on them, we hope to share more about our efforts along the way. Your help is welcome and, of course, if you're an extraordinary engineer with a passion in this field, we'd love to hear from you. Read through our Help Center information and let us hear from you.
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Men's Volleyball Games With Nazareth College Swap Locations
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- February 16, 2011
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Hamburg, NY – The Athletics Department at Hilbert College announced the game locations for the two men's volleyball contests with Nazareth College have changed.
The February 22 game, originally scheduled to be played at Hilbert College, will now be played at Nazareth College with the same 7pm start time. This contest will count as the United Volleyball Conference game in league standings.
The March 8 game scheduled at Nazareth College (which was originally set for February 1st but rescheduled to due to the early February snow storm) will now be played at Hilbert College with a 7pm first serve.
Follow this (link) to view the complete men's volleyball schedule.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Interesting Things
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- "Why is ActionMailer's multipart mailer causing a segmentation fault?" Though we don't know, we do get a deprecation warning stating that the multipart mailer should not be used. So, stay away!
- "Say you have class Car extending class Automobile using Single Table Inheritance, does Automobile.destroy_all also destroy all Cars? If not, should it?" The answer is no, it does not and should not: the relationship between Automobile and Cars/Trucks is an inheritance, not a tree-like structure — Automobiles do not "own" Cars.


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A method and system for handling real-time indications of resource scheduling conflicts. In one embodiment, the method includes a computer system including a user interface, display, processor, and some form of memory. Contained within the memory is a resource scheduling process that analyzes resource data, scheduling criteria, and work parameters to create a working schedule. In conjunction with the creation of a working schedule, the scheduling process detects resource conflicts that can inhibit the schedule's functionality. Once detected an identification process conveys the error to the user concurrently with the schedule process to provide the user with a real-time indication of resource conflicts. The indication is presented in an unobtrusive manner so as to not interfere or impede the scheduling process. In addition, should the specific resource causing the conflict be identifiable, the indication process conveys that information in a similar real-time methodology.
1. A computer implemented method for performing complex resource scheduling of many resources, the method comprising:
providing a real-time indication of resource scheduling conflicts during the computer-implemented method;
analyzing resource scheduling data including real-time detection of resource conflicts, wherein resource conflicts include rule based conflicts and calendar based conflicts;
generating an indication that a resource conflict exists concurrent with the computer-implemented method; and
in response to a user input, automatically continuing with the scheduling method without resolving the conflict.
This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/837,251, filed Apr. 18, 2001 now U.S. Pat. No. 6,959,405.
The invention is in the field of real-time error handling. More particularly this invention relates to the real-time handling of resource scheduling conflicts and resolution of those conflicts in a complex scheduling environment.
Resource scheduling is a complex task that requires satisfaction of several potentially conflicting goals and constraints. In a complex environment a resource scheduling algorithm may reach its conclusion with several unfulfilled goals and exceptions. These unfulfilled goals frustrate the intended result of a working resource schedule. One such complex environment of resource scheduling is call center forecasting and agent scheduling. In this complex and diverse setting, a significant amount of configuration and parameter specifications must be done via user interfaces before a final result can be produced. Existing applications for resource scheduling do not adequately produce an unobtrusive interactive mechanism for warning the user of parameter or configuration selections that are likely to result in poor performance or failure of the schedule.
Current algorithms produce warnings or an indication of a conflict that interrupt the scheduling process. Present scheduling systems, known to one skilled in the art, use modal interfaces to detect and inform the user of errors. Errors that are detected in mid-stream of the user' work forcibly interrupt the user with a warning message. This warning message prevents the user from continuing work without at least acknowledging its presence. These warning mechanisms are rigid in their application and, if disabled, are completely ineffective at providing any type of failure notification. For example, this warning process is accomplished through a series of programmed communications between the error detection program and the primary scheduling program that results in the scheduling operations ceasing.
The prior art fails to provide an unobtrusive or concurrent means to notify a user of a resource scheduling conflict. By forcing the user to interact with a warning or notification of a pending error, the efficiency of the scheduling process suffers. If the user elects to dismiss the warning, no further indication is present to convey to the user that the conflict is still present. Furthermore, should a user elect to correct the conflict upon receiving notification, the user is required to navigate independently in the program to the position in the program that contains the cause of the conflict, which is both inefficient and costly.
A method and system for handling real-time identification and notification of resource scheduling conflicts is described. In one embodiment, the claimed method works concurrently with a resource scheduling process to indicate to the user in an unobtrusive manner that a resource conflict has occurred. The user, upon selecting the indication of an error, is provided with a description of the conflict and the option of suppressing or resolving the resource conflict. In another embodiment the indication is represented by a visual depiction of a stoplight located at the lower right corner of the display. The colors red and yellow are used to depict unsuppressed and suppressed conflicts respectively. One skilled in the art will recognize that the identification and notification of the conflict may be through any number of media including but not limited to visual, aural, or tactile means.
If the user elects to resolve the resource conflict, one embodiment provides a hyperlink utilizing ordinary Hypertext Markup Language ("HTML") to link the user to the corresponding portion of the scheduling process where the conflict exists. Furthermore, should the user elect to use the hyperlink to access the appropriate page, the entry that is creating the conflict is highlighted for ease of identification. Once the conflict has been resolved, the real-time indication, in this embodiment the stoplight, will revert to a green light indicating that no resource conflicts exists. Conversely if the user elects to suppress the conflict the red light will change to yellow and remain illuminated until the suppressed conflict is resolved. Should a new conflict arise, both the red light and the yellow light will illuminate indicating that suppressed as well as unsuppressed resource conflicts exist. Throughout these indications of conflicts the functionality of the scheduling process remains unaffected and the user is unimpeded should he or she decide to ignore the conflict indication.
A system and method for real-time handling of error identification and notification in complex environments, such as call centers, are described. In the description that follows, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention. It will be evident, however, to one skilled in the art that the method and system presented may be practiced without these specific details.
One embodiment of a method for providing a real-time identification of resource conflicts during a scheduling process can be used in the call center environment. A call center is an organization that answers and responds to telephone calls from customers for one or more particular organizations. Call centers also respond to other customer contacts, such as e-mail, faxes, voice over Internet protocol, and web chat. Such centers possess a plurality of resources. A resource can be the equipment, the employees, the facilities, or any other asset that facilitates the business in achieving its purpose. In a call center the individual employees answering the calls are agents and each possesses a particular skill set. Each employee is therefore an example of a resource with specialized skills. For example one agent may be able to respond to technical problems, another may specialize in billing questions and still another may specialize in taking product orders. Each agent likely possesses multiple skill sets and a call center manager's challenge is to optimize the agents' schedules so as to maximize the utilization of these skill sets without compromising the functionality of the center, thus minimizing cost.
As the call center schedule is developed, minor modifications in an employee's availability schedule or the call center's resource requirements can require the entire schedule to be regenerated. Numerous working parameters and employee criteria are established to ensure the profitability and efficiency of day to day operations. Considerations such as the maximum number of hours worked per pay period per employee, the maximum period of work without a break, or the necessity for at least two experienced call agents to be on call at any one time are examples of such criteria and parameters. In one embodiment of the present method, as a scheduler inputs changes into a working schedule, a real-time indication is presented to the user if the alteration in the schedule affects a parameter or criteria adversely and will impair the overall functionality of the schedule.
Real-time indications are a result of the scheduling program constantly recalculating the viability of the proposed data into a working schedule. As new data is input the entire schedule is reconfigured and checked for conflicts without any interface or input by the user other than the original entry of the data. The feedback to the user of any conflicts is immediate. For example, an alteration of an agent's ability to maintain a work shift may have dramatic overall affects. Since the agent possesses a certain skill set and the call center must be maintained with a minimum level of skilled individuals, the deletion of the agent's skills from the working schedule may result in the center being understaffed for a particular period. In such a situation the real-time error identification system would present, in one embodiment, a red light depicted as, but not limited to, a stoplight at the bottom of the display to notify the user of the conflict.
The indication would occur as soon as the user altered the employee's schedule. Since the indication of the error is unobtrusive, meaning that the display of the conflict or scheduling problem would not interfere with the normal operation of the scheduling program, the user can continue to alter the schedule as he or she feels fit. Thus, if in this example the user was aware that the alteration of the agent's work schedule would present a problem but has already envisioned a resolution of the conflict, the user need not waste time by having to interact with warning system needlessly. Upon seeing the indication of a conflict, the user could input the potential solution and see if the red light is removed indicating the conflict has been resolved thus validating the envisioned solution.
Likewise, in another embodiment, a user can first become aware of a conflict through the real-time identification system. In this situation if a user alters the schedule, the concurrent identification will unobtrusively notify him or her that a problem exists. The system described in this embodiment does not require the entire form or schedule to be completed before an error is detected. The user in this embodiment can select the identification symbol, the red light in this case, and be presented with a new window containing a description of the conflict as well as a proposed solution. The user can then elect to suppress or ignore the conflict resulting in the illumination of a yellow light in the stoplight depiction or select a hyperlink located within the description that will open the primary scheduling process window centered on the functional area containing the conflict. The window containing the conflict will further have the entry causing the problem highlighted for easy recognition. With the conflict resolved, the new window can be closed and the original scheduling process continued without the presence of an error indication.
If the user elects to suppress the conflict, the yellow light indication will remain illuminated until the conflict is resolved. The suppression of the conflict does not impede the real-time identification of other conflicts. If an additional conflict is identified, a new red light indication is displayed in conjunction with the yellow light indicating a new conflict as well the multiple warnings or conflicts that are suppressed. Selection of the conflict identification will, in this embodiment, present not only descriptions and potential solutions of the current conflict but of the suppressed conflicts as well. Further, if multiple conflicts exist that are not suppressed, selecting the red light will list all of the conflicts for the user's review. The resolution of the resource conflict removes the scheduling error and cancels any indication present. This can be accomplished by following advice given in the resolution window or by disregarding the potential solution and inputting a different change that will alleviate the conflict.
An additional embodiment provides the user with a means to associate a conflict with a particular resource and provides a real-time indication of that association to the user. As with the previous embodiments, the identification and handling of resource conflicts occurs concurrently with the primary scheduling process. Once a conflict occurs, an indication of the conflict is presented to the user in such a manner as to not interfere with his or her use of the application. In addition to the real-time communication of a problem, this embodiment provides a method wherein the specific resource associated with or causing the conflict is readily identified to the user.
In one embodiment, a visual indication or symbol is placed next to the resource that is associated with a conflict. Furthermore, this method of identification can differentiate the type of conflicts associated with each resource. If, for example, the conflict is rule based such as exceeding the maximum number of hours worked per week, this embodiment conveys this information to user without interrupting the scheduling process by placing a symbol next to the resource. Likewise if a conflict is due to a scheduled meeting or similar calendar event, the method can similarly communicate such information to the user without disrupting the normal operation of the scheduling process. In one embodiment the method places a visual indication such as an exclamation mark or any other form of visual symbol next to the conflicted resource and alters the color of the exclamation mark based on the type of conflict. Likewise the indication could be aural or any other similar medium to communicate the identification of a conflict to the user. If, in this embodiment, the exclamation mark is blue the conflict associated with that employee rises from a rule problem whereas if the exclamation mark is red the problem is based in a conflict with a meeting or other calendar events. These and other depictions are described in the following diagrams.
An additional embodiment further allows the user to review all the conflicts associated with a particular resource and individually select which conflicts are to be resolved.
At 904, it is determined whether a conflict exists. If no conflict exists, a green light is displayed to the user at 908. If a conflict does exist, it is determined at 909 whether the conflict is resource specific, for example, whether the conflict relates to a particular employee. If the conflict is resource specific, it is determined at 910 whether the conflict is rule based or calendar based. If the conflict is rule base, a blue exclamation point is displayed at 911. If the conflict is calendar base, a red exclamation point is displayed at 913.
Referring again to block 909, if it is determined the conflict is not resource specific, it is then determined at 914 whether the conflict has been previously suppressed. If the conflict is suppressed, it is then determined at 915 whether there are other conflicts that are unsuppressed. If there are other conflicts that are unsuppressed, both a red and a yellow light are displayed at 918. If there are no unsuppressed conflicts, a green light is displayed at 920.
Referring again to 914, if the conflict is not suppressed, a red light is displayed at 916.
When a red, green or yellow light is displayed, the user can then click on the light for further information. If the user clicks on the red light, a new window containing an HTML page is generated describing the conflict and suggesting potential solutions. To do this, one embodiment utilizes a warning template file and the Windows registry.
If the user clicks on the yellow indication light, an HTML page is generated describing the suppressed conflict or conflicts and potential solutions. Contained within the new HTML page is a hyperlink that connects the user to the specific window within the primary scheduling resource software where the conflicted resource can be altered. If the user clicks on the hyperlink, one embodiment communicates with the primary resource scheduling software, causing the display of the specific window necessary to modify the data causing the error. Additionally, the data that should be altered is highlighted to facilitate resolving the conflict. If the user elects to suppress the conflict, the conflict is marked appropriately and stored in the Windows registry. If the user elects to un-suppress the conflict, an HTML page is generated based on the new unsuppressed conflict.
From the above description and drawings, it will be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that the particular embodiments shown and described are for purposes of illustration only and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. Those of ordinary skill in the art will recognize that the invention may be embodied in other specific forms without departing from its spirit or essential characteristics. References to details of particular embodiments are not intended to limit the scope of the claims.
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Thursday, June 12, 2014
Goose Creek Post 166 has added a game with state power Florence Post 1 to the schedule.
The two teams will play at Goose Creek High School on Friday night at 7:30.
Post 1 is 11-1 overall and 9-0 in League II after sweeping Horry Post 111. They capped the series with a 28-0 win on Wednesday.
"They're good every year and we expect them to be really good again," Post 166 coach Josh Kubisz said.
Florence has four players that were in college this past spring and nine others are committed to colleges.
Goose Creek is 3-1 overall and 3-1 in League 1 play. Post 166 is coming off a 13-3 win over the Lowcountry Heat on Tuesday.
Asher Smith will get the start on the mound for Post 166. Kubisz indicated Goose Creek will throw "everyone."
Four Florence players have ties to the Lowcountry. Zach McKay is a current RHP at the Citadel and outfielder Clay Martin is a Citadel commitment.
RHP JK Love is headed to the College of Charleston next season but threw last night in the win over Horry.
Logan McRae, a 1B/3B, is a C of C commit too but will be participating in the North-South games this weekend.
Florence is coached by former South Carolina Gamecock Derick Urquhart, who went on to play five years of minor league baseball, reaching as high as Triple A with the then-Anaheim Angels.
Post 1 was state champion in 2012 and runner-up last summer.
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Editor's note: According to information provided Wednesday by the Summerville Police Department, the following suspects were still at large. All photos provided by reporting agency.
Name: Anja Proffitt
Age: 41
Description: White female, 4'-11" tall, 120 pounds.
Last known address: 90 Four Iron Court, Summerville
Wanted for: Unlawful Use of Telephone
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Wanted since: May 6, 2008
Investigators allege: Subject allegedly unlawfully used a telephone on May 2, 2008 at the Church Hill Commons Club House to make telephone calls to the victim using profane, vulgar, lewd, lascivious and indecent language and threatened the victim's life.
Name: Lashawnia Shaniuga Richardson
Age: 24
Description: Black female, 5'-6" tall, 210 pounds
Last known address: 105 Magwood Drive, Apt. D, Summerville
Wanted for: Murder/Attempted murder
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Wanted since: October 27, 2012
Investigators allege: The defendant assisted co-defendant K-Ron Washington while he shot into a group of people in the front yard of 102 Shamrock Drive in the Robynwyn subdivision. They were in a green 1998 Buick Le Sabre and fled the area after the shots were fired. The incident began over an altercation over Facebook. They opened the door of the vehicle and fired shots into the crowd
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Selip Elected to KSU Foundation BoardPosted Mar. 7, 2013
The Kent State University Foundation's Board of Directors recently appointed Richard Selip, president of Grand River Rubber & Plastics in Ashtabula, to a 3-year term on the University's Foundation Board.
"When asked by Dean Stocker if I would consider joining the KSU Foundation Board, I did not hesitate one moment. If by serving I can bring focus and support to the Ashtabula campus, then it will be time well spent," Selip said.
With more than 35 years of experience in the business world, Selip and business partner Joe Misinec acquired Grand River Rubber and Plastics in 1976. The company specializes in lathe-cut washers, tubular gaskets, and flat belts. In 1986, he became president of Grand River Rubber & Plastics, and in 2011, Selip and Misinec sold all shares in the company to an Employee Stock Ownership Trust.
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Two Former NJCAA Greats Part of 2013 College Basketball Hall of Fame ClassApril 2, 2013
Former NJCAA Executive Director George E. Killian (right) and former Hutchinson Community College (Kan.) basketball coach Gene Keady were announced as members of the 2013 College Basketball Hall of Fame Class.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Longtime coaches Gene Keady and Rollie Massimino, and former U.S. congressman Tom McMillen, headline the 2013 class that will be inducted into the College Basketball Hall of Fame.Keady began his career at Western Kentucky before going 512-270 during 25 years at Purdue, while Massimino spent 30 years coaching Stony Brook, Villanova, UNLV and Cleveland State.
McMillen starred for Maryland in the 1970s before serving in Congress from 1987-93.Joining them in the Hall of Fame will be George Ravling of Nike, Bob Hopkins of Grambling, George Killian of FIBA and the 1963 team from Loyola University of Chicago, which broke through racial boundaries and eventually defeated Cincinnati in the national championship game.
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014
The Charleston Tribe boys lacrosse team capped a perfect season with a 9-5 victory over Savannah Christian on May 3 to claim the 2014 South Carolina Independent Lacrosse League Championship.
The Tribe, which is comprised primarily of athletes who attend Dorchester Two schools, has advanced to the league championship game for the past three seasons but this is the first year the team has won to claim the title. The Tribe finishes the season with a 10-0 record.
The team pulled it together for the championship, Tribe coach Peter Collins Jr. said. The first half started off slow and scary but once our guys relaxed we started moving the ball and playing well.
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Our guys really played like gentleman and kept their composure, Collins said. After taking criticisms from the other team, Justin Woods went from one end to another to score. He allowed his play to do the talking for him. Carson Jones made plays up and down the field. He did everything a great defenseman is supposed to.
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He made many one-on-one saves, Collins said. His biggest test was when a player tried to do a back-hand shot directly in front of the goal. He stopped it without a problem and really fired the team up.
Other members of the championship team are Buzz Crossland, Tyler Paxson, Keegan Sell, Tristan Sekula, Jacob Trodglen, Chase Perdue, Chris Cooper, Kody Toman, Layton Boyce, Cameron Berl, Nick Kendall, Daniel Lin, Ryan Martin, David Locke Glenn III, Justin Lawlor, Grant Matthew Davidson, Joseph Storey and Garyson Jones.
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The Obamaphone debacle on YouTube Sept. 27 supports Romneys point about government welfare programs ballooning and fostering dependency. The Left claims no connection with Obama. Partly true.
Lifeline started in 1985 as a tiny government program providing phones to low-income disabled persons in two states. In 1996, Clinton expanded it to all 50 states. By 2008 there were 5 million disabled participants. A fuzzy confluence of events occurred about the time Obama was elected. TracFone linked with Lifeline, initially providing free cell phones to 812,807 low-income households. Anyone receiving welfare, food stamps, Medicaid, SSI, CHIP, free school lunches, Section 8 housing assistance and families with income below 135 percent of the federal poverty guidelines about $31,000 for a family of four 12 percent of the adult population, qualified for Lifeline. By 2011 TracFone had 3.8 million Lifeline subscribers, collecting a monthly subsidy of $9.25 for each one. Coincidence that TracFones CEO contributed millions to Obamas campaigns?
Other providers scrambled to the hog trough. Advertising spread the word. Participants soared to 8.6 million in 2009 and 16.5 million in 2012. What could that have to do with the election? Eligible and ineligible individuals are receiving free phones in the mail. A recent FCC audit found an ineligibility rate of 9 to 19 percent of phone users and 400,000 households having more than one subsidized connection.
Lifeline cost $772 million in 2008; $1.1 billion in 2010, and $1.75 billion in 2011, funded by a federal tax, the universal service fee on your phone bill. The FCC predicts $3.3 billion by 2014. It wants to add broadband internet access paid for with money saved by reforms to the phone program. Its time to hang up on this disastrous program.
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Social Selling is a hot topic with Sales Enablement professionals. That's because social networks like LinkedIn and Twitter have become one of the best ways to reach decision makers. Still, many companies struggle with how to turn grass-roots social selling tactics by a few leading salespeople into a coordinated, strategic approach by the entire sale organization.
Register for this seminar to see how to do it. Attendees will learn:
The 3 Stages of Corporate Social Selling
Options for Training Your Sales Team
How to Put the "Social" into Social Selling Training
Kurt Shaver speaks and trains corporate sales teams on advanced Social Selling skills. He has appeared at conferences like Sales 2.0, AA-ISP Social Selling, and LinkedIn's Sales Connect. Clients include leading companies in the technology, telecom, and business services industries. Learn more at The Sales Foundry.
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Your PBX is Killing Your Business
Mike Reinhart, Senior Product Marketing Manager, 8x8; David Leach, Business Communications Consultant
Jul 15 2015
41 mins
Rapid innovation in technology continues to elevate the state-of-the-art in business communications. The problem is, your PBX can't keep up and it's killing your flexibility and business growth. Fortunately, you do have other options for advanced voice, unified communications and contact center solutions.
This session focuses on how turning to the cloud can give your business the edge you need to compete and win.
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How to Enable Your Sales Team to Use LinkedIn to Convert Leads & Prospects
Celina Guerrero, President & Social Sales Consultant, Social to Sales
Jul 15 2015
48 mins
Using LinkedIn is a big enabler of sales success. Join Celina to learn 3 primary ways you can enable your sales team to use LinkedIn to increase their likelihood of getting an appointment with their ideal customer.
Follow Celina on Twitter: @socialtosales
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Personalized Sales Enablement
Philip Aaronson, Director Sales Enablement, Oracle Marketing Cloud and Sanchita Sur, CEO, Emplay.net
Jul 15 2015
49 mins
Sales enablement professionals face the same challenges as the sales reps and should be armed with similar tools and methodologies made available to the sales teams. Sales training organizations should be able to use performance analytics based needs assessment frameworks to send out highly personalized sales recommendations to the sales reps. Marketing automation and analytics tools, can be effectively used to send personalized sales training and coaching communications to internal consumers improving the chances of adoption and business impact.
The session will bring to you how tools, techniques and methodologies used for customer engagement and success can also be used internally to improve sales teams' engagement and success.
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7 Ways to Manage Customers from your Phone
Brian Murray, VP, Customer Experience, Cotap
Jul 7 2015
39 mins
Mobile represents a new way of interacting with technology. But for many of us, we still feel chained to our desktop. Join Brian for a conversation about rethinking the ways we interact with customers and prospects in a "mobile-only" world.
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Selling to the customer is easy. Now simplify the rest.
Barry Trailer Managing Partner CSO Insights, Jennifer Kling Product Marketing Manager CallidusCloud
Jun 29 2015
50 mins
Okay, maybe not easy, but in comparison to the sales process, it feels like the easy part to sales reps. In some organizations, the process can be so complicated sales reps may be losing margin, or worse, losing deals altogether. Is this happening in your organization?
Do you have deals in limbo and don't really know where they stand?
Have you or your sales reps made a mistake on a proposal or bid that cost you?
Do you need help removing road blocks in the second half of the close or order process?
Do you need a way to simplify your complex selling environment?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you need to join us for this webinar where you'll learn best practices for simplifying your sales process.
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5 Ways to Deliver a Value Proposition that Aligns you with Your Buyer
Lisa D. Dennis, President, Knowledgence Associates
Jun 25 2015
54 mins
The market gets noisier and the challenges of coming up with a convincing sales message only get harder. What drives technology buyers in an environment where everyone has the latest and greatest? Both marketers and sellers need to truly communicate the imperatives buyers have to drive their own success. Only value propositions that align both seller and buyer needs will get attention. Attend this session to get the highlights of some recent research done by Knowledgence Associates and IDG Connect on Value Propositions in Buying Decisions.
· How to tune your message with buyers to gain traction
· The real impact of value propositions on getting on the short list
· The shift to more customer-focused, rather than product/service focused statements.
· Remove the top 5 weaknesses that technology value props suffer from
· Message alignment to drive home customer success stories
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Why Innovation Matters
Bryan Martin, CTO, 8x8, Inc. and other innovators at 8x8
Jun 23 2015
4 mins
What difference does it make that a cloud services vendor patents their own technology? Find out why innovation within your vendor partner's culture matters to business users of cloud communications services.
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What Sales Winners Do Differently
Mike Schultz, President, RAIN Group; David Blume, VP Strategic Alliances, Qvidian
Jun 18 2015
59 mins
There's a revolution underway in sales. Between the internet, the recession, and increased competition, what used to work for selling is no longer effective. Yet, for many, business is booming and profits are high. Sellers at these companies are winning major deals—and doing so consistently. What is it that these sales winners are doing differently than the rest? To find out, RAIN Group studied over 700 B2B purchases from buyers representing $3.1 billion. What they found is not only surprising, it will change the way people sell for years to come.
Join this webinar, presented by Mike Schultz, President of RAIN Group, and David Blume, VP Strategic Alliances at Qvidian, and learn what you need to do to count yourself among the sales winners, like:
•How sales winners sell differently than second-place finishers
•What sellers can do to maximize loyalty and repeat business
•What is most important to buyers to win their business
•How to maximize a buyers' perception of value they get in the sales process
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10 Tips to Transform Sales Leaders From Micromanagers into Great Coaches
Jeff Schmidt, SVP Global Sales, ClearSlide Steve Richard, Founder, VorsightBP David Sill, Director of Inside Sales, Zyme Solu
Jun 17 2015
58 mins
Legendary UCLA basketball coach John Wooden lived by the motto, "details create success." Wooden famously coached his players to put on their socks with precision to prevent blisters. He won ten N.C.A.A. men's basketball championships as a result. How can you get micromanager sales leaders to effectively use their attention to detail to become great coaches? Join us to learn ten tips for transforming your sales leaders into coaches who help their teams beat their sales goals. If you're unable to attend the live session, the recording will be available immediately following the webinar.
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Land and Expand: Growing Revenue through Customer Success
Whitney Hillyer, Director of Customer Success, Bitly
Jun 17 2015
32 mins
How does your company tie revenue to the customer success team? Join Whitney as she explains how Bitly's customer success team has implemented the Land and Expand model to drive additional revenue for the business. You will hear about their initial strategy, results, and the changes they made along the way.
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Leveraging the Salesforce.com Platform for Higher Sales Efficiencies
Tom Petrocelli, Neuralytix
Jun 9 2015
45 mins
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Overview 8x8 Cloud Communications Solutions
8x8 videos
Jun 8 2015
2 mins
Your goal is to ensure your people are connected anywhere – to each other, to your customers and partners – and remain connected to the information they need to respond expertly, while the opportunities are still hot.
Customer data must be easily integrated into your communications processes, leading to an informed communications flow that accelerates, rather than roadblocks productivity.
You need actionable insights that close the deal and delight your customers. You need the cloud communications provider that Gartner has placed in the leaders quadrant of their UCaaS Magic Quadrant three years running and voted #1 by IHS Infonetics Research 2 years in a row now.
You need 8x8.
Your world connected. Your business transformed.
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Best Sales Development Tools to Use in 2015 - Part 2
Ralph Barsi, Achievers; Sean Kester, SalesLoft; Andrew McGuire, Zendesk; David Dulany, Infer
Jun 4 2015
48 mins
Join four Sales Development powerhouses as they dive in to more tools to use in your Sales Development stack in 2015. Get a leg up on the competition by reviewing the best available practices in the space to help you get ahead.
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VoIP: Real Deployment Stories from the Field
Bryan Martin, CTO of 8x8, Inc.
May 29 2015
62 mins
Forget marketing fluff and fake sales promises, gain real world experience from a seasoned VoIP veteran with thousands of successful deployments! Join VoIP pioneer Bryan Martin as he retells the best (and worst) that he's seen in his years of implementing VoIP and UC all over the world.
You'll learn about:
• Best practices for voice quality, reliability, and availability
• How to setup and configure VoIP for security and compliance considerations
• Troubleshooting tips for network and integration issues
• Avoiding pitfalls during VoIP evaluation and implementation
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Getting Started with Social Selling
LinkedIn, Sirius Decisions, and Oracle
May 27 2015
36 mins
Digital disruption has forced sales and marketing teams to develop new ways to engage their customers throughout the buying cycle. For many, social selling has provided an effective way to get connected with customers earlier and more frequently. According to research from Aberdeen Group, 72% of salespeople using social selling as part of their sales process outperformed their peers and exceeded quota 23% more often.
With so much at stake and with so much potential promise, organisations are feeling the urgency to implement an effective social selling strategy. But, what does that look like? Who's involved and how do you measure the ROI?
Kevin Scott
Head of Sales Solutions, EMEA
Mark Levinson
Service Director, Sales Operations Strategies
Sirius Decisions
Carmel O'Boyle
Director of Sales Programs and Social Media
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Panel: Should Modern Reps Care About Social Selling?
Peter Mollins w/ Keith Burrows, Lattice; Melanie Barrett, Vision Critical; and Mike Kunkle, Sales Transformation Leader
May 21 2015
56 mins
Moderator: Peter Mollins, KnowledgeTree
Panel: Keith Burrows, Lattice; Melanie Barrett, Vision Critical; and Mike Kunkle, Sales Transformation Leader
Social selling proponents claim that sales teams who implement social selling strategies are seeing shorter sales cycles, larger deals, more productive sales teams, and increases in revenue. Join this panel of sales enablement leaders as they debate the importance of having a social selling strategy and its place in driving revenue.
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Increasing Sales Productivity with Social Selling
Kurt Shaver, CEO, The Sales Foundry
May 21 2015
58 mins
One of the biggest questions that sales leaders ask about Social Selling is "How do we know it's working?" That's a legitimate question given the potential for sales reps to waste time on social networking activities. Learn what top companies are doing to tie social activities to real results.
Attendes will learn:
• How to Choose Social KPIs
• Methods and Tools for Measuring Results
• A New Way to Boost Social Sales Productivity
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Work Together, Win Together: Sales and Marketing Alignment with Pardot
PHIL SIMPSON, Sales Manager-Pardot | DUSTIN TATTOLI, Digital Marketing Specialist-Integrated Project Management Company, Inc.
May 20 2015
41 mins
Imagine this: your B2B marketing and sales teams are working together, winning together, and selling more effectively than ever. Marketing sets sales up for the win and sales swiftly closes each deal with ease. Together, you step into each deal as the formidable opponent to beat, a force to be reckoned with.
Sounds like a great place to be, right? Great news: the technology to unite these two teams has arrived. Meet Pardot, B2B Marketing Automation by Salesforce.
Join us as Phil Simpson, Pardot Sales Manager, and Dustin Tattoli, Digital Marketing Specialist-Integrated Project Management Company, Inc., as they give us an inside look at how Pardot can help align your marketing and sales teams by:
- Providing the insight sales needs to lead the conversation
- Allowing marketing to effortlessly nurture leads to a sales-ready state
- Identifying target buyers and key stakeholders, and more.
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How to Manage Your Sales Funnel on LinkedIn
Celina Guerrero, President & Social Sales Consultant, Social to Sales
May 20 2015
34 mins
Whether you use a separate CRM or you use LinkedIn as a stand-alone contact management system, you can quickly and easily manage your leads, prospects, referrals and clients on LinkedIn. Learn how to spend less time confused about where your LinkedIn contacts are in your pipeline, and more time advancing the sale and closing deals.
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Leveraging Mobile and Big Data to Boost Communications & Collaboration
Mike Reinhart, Senior Product Marketing Manager, 8x8; David Leach, Business Communications Consultant
May 13 2015
34 mins
People are mobile. Business is mobile. Advances in communications technologies have made it easier for a mobile workforce to stay connected and productive from anywhere. Attend this session to gain insights you will want to adopt for your business, to ensure your business is capitalizing on the mobile revolution.
Join the expert team from 8x8, Senior Product Marketing Manager Mike Reinhart and Business Communications Consultant David Leach, as they share market trends, new innovations and customer stories on the following topics:
•The mobile office
•Extending your ecosystem
•Growth flexibility
•Secure communications
•Assured performance
•Advanced analytics
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How Best-in-class Sales Organizations Keep Business Digital
Chris Barone, Regional Vice President, DocuSign
Aug 11 2015
5:00 pm
45 mins
To win in today's highly-competitive marketplace, modern enterprises turn to innovative cloud-based solutions and technologies to transform and streamline their sales processes and drive digital business ROI.
Join DocuSign Regional Vice President of Emerging Markets, Chris Barone, as he explores how to identify the right combination of solutions to not only disrupt the status quo, but also accelerate and improve the sales cycle experience for everyone.
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How to Use Data to Jumpstart Your Sales Conversations
Jeff Schmidt, SVP Global Sales, ClearSlide & Joan Foley, Head of Enterprise Sales West, LinkedIn
Aug 11 2015
6:00 pm
60 mins
Join LinkedIn and ClearSlide for the first of three webinars about how to use data and content to engage prospects and increase sales.
In this first session, you will take away tips and tricks to better leverage your prospects' data before, during, and after your sales pitch. You will learn how you can use data to:
- Research companies and contacts more efficiently.
- Identify multiple stakeholders to improve your chances of landing a sale.
- Reach out to grab your prospect's attention at their point of interest.
If you're unable to attend the live session, the recording will be available immediately following the webinar.
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Optimising your investment in Sales: The training and tools for superior revenue
Brett Bonser, Executive Director, MathMarketing and Chuck Besondy, President, Besondy Consulting & Interim Management, LLC
Aug 12 2015
6:00 pm
45 mins
In this webinar we focus on where you should be directing your time to optimize your investment in Sales, and what results you should expect. There is a lot of confusion out there about how to fully enable Sales for success. This has left businesses turning towards their marketing teams or supporting departments to assist in hitting their sales targets, but there is another way!
In this webinar we gain some key insights from two prominent sales and marketing consulting leaders as they show you what, where, and how much to invest in your Sales enablement. Throughout this journey we are going to highlight the impact of misdirected sales enablement and share some of the findings of our global sales and marketing study.
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Close More Deals (and Shorten the Sales Cycle) with the Right Content
Mikita Mikado, CEO,PandaDoc
Aug 12 2015
7:00 pm
45 mins
In this webinar you will learn why its imperative to produce quality content so you can control the buyers journey and close more deals.
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Transform Knowledge Into Profits
David Leach
Sep 15 2015
5:00 pm
60 mins
Learn how to use the latest advances in cloud communications to activate your customer data and call activity into profitable sales accelerators. Every day, you collect more data in your CRM and telephone call reports. 8x8 will show you how to turn that data into higher close rates and more satisfying customer engagement experiences and provide you the analytics tools required to measure the results.
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HAMBURG, NY – The Hilbert College women's soccer team lost an AMCC battle, 4-3, against rival D'Youville College October 11. The Hawks (7-6, 2-3) gained momentum in the second period, but the Spartans (4-7-1, 3-3) never lost their early lead and hung on for the victory.
Two quick goals in the first half, both by D'Youville's Danielle Gehen, were enough to wake up the Hawks for the remainder of the game. Hilbert's Sarah Schmidt opened the scoring with an early goal in the second period (60:46). The Spartans answered back with two goals before the Hawks had a chance to respond. Hilbert's Alyssa Hulbert fired in a long shot into the lower corner of the net making it 4-2.
Schmidt came up big again for the Hawks when teammate Jill Martucci fed her the ball that gave her her second goal of the game. That goal at 87:53 closed out the scoring for the night. D'Youville out-shot Hilbert 14-7 for the match.
The Hilbert women are on the road for two AMCC games before returning back home to host Penn State Altoona on October 22 in their final home contest of the season. They next travel to La Roche October 15 for a 3 pm contest.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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