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Oracle CRM Watchlist 2015 Winner
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Wednesday Feb 11, 2015
Oracle Co-browse Recognized by Frost & Sullivan for Innovation and Product Leadership by Michelle Brusyo
By Tuula Fai on Feb 11, 2015
On January 14, 2015, Frost & Sullivan presented the Oracle Co-browse team with the 2014 North American Co-browsing Applications Product Leadership Award at an awards gala closing out the Innovate the Way You Innovate event in San Diego, CA.
Accepting the award on behalf of Oracle, Igor Khalatian remarked that 2014 was an exciting year for co-browse technology. LiveLOOK, the company he founded in 2008, was acquired by Oracle with co-browse becoming an important feature of the Oracle Service Cloud solution. The product itself was re-imagined, completely changing the way that businesses can provide live help to online and mobile customers. Oracle Co-browse was designed to be fast and easy-to-use, while addressing the privacy and security concerns of enterprise organizations and supporting the wide range of evolving use cases for screen sharing during a service interaction. The ability to securely co-browse any combination of web, mobile and desktop content is unique to Oracle Co-browse, as is its ability to handle any type of rich web media, including responsive design. This feature, called TrueView, is one of the main reasons Frost & Sullivan recognized Oracle as the leader in co-browsing technology.
It is exciting to receive this award from Frost & Sullivan, validating that Oracle's Co-browse solution is meeting an important business need to provide efficient, personalized service to online and mobile customers.
If you're looking for more information about how Oracle Co-browse compares to screen sharing and HTML-based co-browsing solutions, this outline goes through the differences in detail. Also check out the full report from Frost & Sullivan outlining the industry challenges that the Oracle Service Cloud addresses with its leading Co-browse solution here.
Scott Seebauer, Michelle Brusyo and Igor Khalatian of Oracle accept the Frost & Sullivan award for innovation in co-browse technology January 14, 2015.
Friday Dec 05, 2014
Field Service Management Top Ten: Talking the Talk by Tori Ballantine
By Tuula Fai on Dec 05, 2014
As with any industry, there is a lot of lingo involved when talking about field service management. Don't worry if you don't know all of the terms: we're here to help. Here is a glossary of the top ten words and phrases that are frequently used in field service management.
Field service management is the practice of organizing, scheduling, and routing mobile employees. This sort of management is critical to the success of businesses in a wide variety of industries and typically includes a dispatch or call center as well as a field workforce. Field service management is used by companies of all sizes, from smaller organizations with ten mobile employees to large companies with tens of thousands of staff providing services all across the globe every day.
2. Field Technician / Mobile Employee
A mobile employee, referred to as a technician in some industries, is a member of an organization's mobile workforce. These staffers perform services in the field – at customers' homes, places of business, or in isolated areas far from population centers. These services are wide-ranging, and can include:
- Delivery
- Service and repairs
- Safety and security
- Installation
- Maintenance
3. Mobile Workforce
The mobile workforce collectively refers to an organization's mobile employees. Mobile workforce sizes and types vary greatly between industries and specific companies. For example, some businesses employ only their own field staff while others rely completely on subcontractors. Many rely on a hybrid model, comprised of both direct and third-party mobile employees. One common theme that impacts all mobile workforces is the need to effectively schedule appointments and plan routes so that customers receive the best service possible.
4. Cloud Computing
Cloud computing refers to a method of storing information on remote servers that are accessed through the Internet. When data is stored and processed in the cloud, it can be accessed by any authorized user who has an internet connection. This makes the information globally accessible. The opposite of cloud computing is storing data locally on a personal machine or an in-house server.
5. Software as a Service (SaaS)
Software as a Service, or SaaS, is a model of accessing software via the cloud. All of the data and capabilities of the software are stored in the cloud. Users access the programs and information through the Internet. Simply, SaaS is cloud-based software. It provides an alternative to storing information on individual machines or local servers.
6. Web-Based Application
A web-based application, or app, is accessed through the Internet. The opposite of a web-based application is a locally installed application: one that is downloaded onto a phone, tablet or other device. A good example of this is Gmail, which is Google's email application. If you visit mail.google.com to access your email, you are using a web-based application. If you download the Gmail app to your iPhone via the iTunes store and then access your mail through the app, you are using a locally installed application.
HTML5 is a coding language used by developers when they create websites. HTML5 is the newest version of HTML, which is the primary programming language of the Internet. One of the most important elements of HTML5 is the connection it provides to the hardware, enabling access to the camera, GPS chip, storage and other functionality. Another significant feature is its ability to present multimedia content. This content can be successfully accessed and viewed by people who use different browsers and different devices to access the Internet. HTML5 helps preserve formatting and other important aspects on web pages – and helps provide the same experience to diverse users. Many modern web-based applications are built using HTML5.
8. Device Agnostic
Programs and applications are considered to be device agnostic when they function equally well across all devices. This includes iOS, Android, and Windows phones; different tablet brands; and desktop / laptop computers. Web-based applications that support HTML5's rich feature set–which provide enterprise-level security–are also device agnostic. This is the fundamental foundation of a device agnostic application.
9. Predictive Capabilities
In software, predictive capabilities refer to the program's ability to "learn" from data that is put into the system. Some field service management solutions, for example, are able to predict how long a job might take, based on factors like the how long each unique individual requires to perform a certain task and what inventory is available in each technician's vehicle.
10. Context Aware
When a program is context aware, it means that it provides users with precisely the right information they need – right when they need it. For example, on an iPhone, when a user has the option to input a URL or an email address, the phone offers a '.com' button. This button is available when a URL or email address is requested; it isn't there when a URL or email address isn't in use. This capability shows an awareness of context.
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Thursday Nov 13, 2014
Ray Wang keynoting at Oracle CloudWorld in Boston on Tuesday, December 9th
By Tuula Fai on Nov 13, 2014
Are you ready for the Cloud? Are you ready to capitalize on fundamental technological, behaviorial, and market shifts?
Then join us at Oracle CloudWorld Boston on Tuesday, December 9 and find out how to modernize your customer service. Featured keynote speakers Ray Wang, CEO, Constellation Research, Jeffrey O. Henley, Vice Chairman, Oracle, and Shawn Price SVP, Global Cloud Go-to-Market, Oracle as well as industry-leading companies will show you how to:
- Engage customers
- Empower employees
- Adapt quickly
Choose from interactive sessions and hands-on demos focused on marketing,
sales, customer service, human resources, finance and operations, information technology, and software development. You'll also have ample opportunities to network with your fellow customer service professionals.
If you're tasked with changing as fast as your customers do, you should be here.
"This event has my whole team really fired up!"
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Wednesday Oct 22, 2014
CPQ Technology + Best-in-Class Processes = Sales Superiority
By Emily Creech-Oracle on Oct 22, 2014
Our blog journey thus far has showcased the superior performance and customer satisfaction supported by configure / price / quote users within Aberdeen's research. Let's seal the deal with specific competencies you need to adopt when implementing your own CPQ platform. Remember, this isn't the author compelling you to make change: Best-in-Class performers – the top 20% achievers around reps achieving quota, revenue growth and lead conversion improvements – among your peers, contemporaries, and competitors, are calling out the best practices.
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Thursday Oct 16, 2014
Four Lessons from Junior Soccer: Can Everyone Actually Be a Winner?
By Emily Creech-Oracle on Oct 16, 2014
I'm a parent, and have
faced that common moment-of-truth debate: should every kid on the soccer
team receive a trophy, simply for participating? Should we keep score
in Little League baseball? I'm also a capitalist: I believe in healthy
competition, coaching for everyone who needs it, and rewards for the
strongest achievers. In professional selling, which is my research
focus, there are obvious winners and losers: even on high-performing
business development teams, the tote board on the wall or the CRM
dashboard loudly proclaims who wins the watch, who gets the steak
knives, and…you know the rest.
Monday Sep 22, 2014
Do your customers know more than your agents? Shift the equation with this webcast Thurs., Sept. 25 at 2 pm ET featuring Amberleaf
By Tuula Fai on Sep 22, 2014
Have you ever called a contact center and known more about the company's products and services than the agent? Or been bounced around to several different agents before you got the right answer?
That's a recipe for customer service disaster. Don't let that happen to your organization.
Tune into this webcast on Thursday, September 25 at 11 am PT / 2 pm ET to become the Master Chef of modern customer service with best practices from Amberleaf President John Kariotis.
Over the last 15 years, John has helped hundreds of companies transform their contact centers into modern customer service organizations.
He'll share customer success stories – and pitfalls to watch out for – so you can accelerate your own success.
Register here
Friday Jul 11, 2014
CX Cloud Summer Soiree Friday, August 1 from 1-5 pm at the Columbia Yacht Club in Chicago by John Kariotis
By Tuula Fai on Jul 11, 2014
businesses are still organized and operate as they did before cloud, before
social, before mobile, before big data and analytics arrived. Imagine for a
moment what your business would be like if it these technologies were native to
your business operations and not an afterthought.
- How would you re-envision your business model?
- How would you re-envision your infrastructure, processes, decisions and experiences?
- How would you re-envision your products and services?
Join us at the AmberLeaf and Oracle CX Summer Soiree and explore new possibilities and opportunities for your business. Gain insight from a number of current clients and thought leaders in keynotes offering unique perspectives in a unique environment.
- Oracle's vision for Customer Experience in the Cloud
- Improving service solutions through cross-channel interactions
- Take a knowledge-driven approach to serving customer needs
- How the integrated Customer Experience Cloud service solutions complement back-office ERP operations
- Convergence of the Marketing and Service Clouds by automating how to maximize service interactions and marketing effectiveness
- How to take control of your Social Cloud to transform your service operations
- How to gain efficiency and improved returns on your CX investments
On the shores of Lake Michigan you will experience several educational and interactive discussions on the bow, on the aft deck, and on the forward deck of Columbia Yacht Club. Each session will be followed by Columbia's Sommelier hosting a wine tasting set to the theme of 'America Cup II' between California and New Zealand.
We will
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about Oracle CX solutions. Each tasting will be voted on which country had the
best wine so you can determine who wins the next America's Cup!
The Oracle CX Summer Soiree will allow you to collaborate with peers, industry leaders, Oracle experts and AmberLeaf to share ideas and stories.
Register for the AmberLeaf and Oracle CX Summer Soiree on August 1 from 1:00 – 5:00 PM CDT
Tuesday Jun 10, 2014
How Does a 724% Return on Your Salesforce Automation Investment Sound?
By Brian Dayton on Jun 10, 2014
Oracle Sales Cloud and Marketing Cloud customer Apex IT gained just that, a 724% return on investment (ROI) when they implemented these Oracle Cloud solutions in their fast-moving, rapidly-growing business.
This achievement just helped them win the Nucleus Research 11th annual Technology ROI Awards. The award, given by the analyst firm highlights organizations that have successfully leveraged IT deployments to maximize value per dollar spent.
Read more to get the details on what Oracle Sales Cloud and Oracle Marketing Cloud are doing for Apex IT's business and why they won.
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Thousands of Romanians across the country rallied late on Sunday to protest against the government's support for a plan to open Europe's biggest open-cast gold mine in the small Carpathian town of Rosia Montana.
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This quote showed up in the Guardian yesterday ( http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/true-north/2013/jul/11 ) - about the action friends in Maine did a couple weeks ago (with 350 Maine & Maine Earth First).
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From: | Tom Rondeau |
Subject: | Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] CMake builds vs Autotools builds |
Date: | Tue, 6 Dec 2011 18:02:43 -0500 |
On Tue, Dec 6, 2011 at 6:33 PM, Tom Rondeau <address@hidden> wrote:On Tue, Dec 6, 2011 at 12:56 AM, Josh Blum <address@hidden> wrote:>> http://gnuradio.org/cgit/gnuradio.git/commit/?id=56fcd5f9b22af33976f9413d3a9d0aec41a7b556This was fixed a month ago. Just clean your install.
>> -josh
>> Marcus, would you be up for trying that? The resulting la files do not
>> match what comes out of autotools. We don't know if they will work,
>> despite their differences, and it'd be good to know.
>> Thanks,
>> Tom
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> Yeah, I'll give it a try tommorow evening sometime. Farking day job
> gets in the way of all the
> fun stuff :-(
-joshI believe the problem is that he NEEDS the .la files for the gr-fcd compilation. So either the gr-fcd would have to be worked on to link a different way, or we would have to provide the .la files (and make sure they are correct).
Actually, gr-fcd can link against .so but apparently the autotools prefer .la if they are present.
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By 2001, I'd done plenty of fundraising and service charity work, but 'advocacy' was an odd, scary sounding word to me...until I realized that it's simply speaking out about something you care about. It took some Bread for the World members at my church to show me that it could be just a simple act of writing a letter, an email, or making a phone call. Yet that didn't mean it was easy. I was rather afraid someone from a Senate office would call me back to challenge me, saying, 'What did you mean by that!?' For me to write that first letter was not the most natural thing. My heart raced when I made my first phone call to my U.S. representative."
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Hello, I am not sure how to interpret this question: Now should I assume that because it WAS explicitly stated that P is not between A and B and that it WAS NOT explicitly stated P is not between C and D that in fact P IS between C and D? (Hope you can follow that). So what do I have then? Lines AB and CD which intersect at P where P is not between A and B but P is between C and D? (Why don't they just draw a diagram? @#$!@#$!@#$%!#$!#$!!!!). In fact, is it even possible to have a cyclic quad. if P is between CD and not between AB? I can only see a cyclic quad. happening if P is not between both AB and CD. [?] Opinions on the question would be appreciated. Thankyou.
My opinion is there's something wrong with the question. If P is not between A and B, then isn't P at either A or B? And if so, don't you end up with a triangle rather than a quadrilateral?
The way I look at it is if the point of intersect is not between AB and not between CD then a simple convex cyclic quad. can be formed. If the point of intersection is not between AB but the point of intersection is between CD then the resulting quadrilateral cannot be cyclic. Since the question states if a condition is met a cyclic quad. results, this leads me to believe that point P must not be interior to AB or CD. But if that is the case, why did the question not specify the condition for both segments, AB and CD?
No. If "P is between C and D" was part of the hypothesis, they would have stated it. P is allowed to be anywhere WRT C and D. However, you state that (XY) is the directed distance from X to Y. You can prove something about P's location WRT C and D using the directions of these segments. Because pictures aren't acceptable hypotheses when working with full rigor. The problem with pictures is that they can often assume a tremendous amount of information without you noticing. There are lots of reasons why you can't, or won't want to draw a picture to describe a problem, so it's important to be able to understand things algebraically. P can lie outside of the quadrilateral. For instance, consider the trapezoid ABCD whose two bases are BC and DA. Draw the lines AB and CD and see where they intersect.
I see. I think I can see how a cyclic quad. can result from the above situtation then. The key is directed distances. But I am not sure if I am doing it correctly though. Do I start with a point P and draw lengths PA, PB, PC, and PD from it? I don't remember how to use directed distances.
" I don't remember how to use directed distances." Then you might want to start by looking up the definition of "directed distance".
Yes, I did. The thing is I haven't done geometry for over fifteen years. The prereq. for this course was just a first year math course - didn't matter what course as long as it was first year. This course started right in the middle text, chapter three. Directed distances were located in chapter one. So the class missed some basic geometry def. and theory (one of those things being directed distances). Anyway, this assignment has already been submitted. And I wasn't able to do the question. But I still would like to know how to set up the question. I can do it once I get started, but I don't know how to set it up. I have looked at the def. of directed distances, but I didn' help me regarding this question. Any explanations regarding the set up with this question would be appreciated. Thankyou.
Well, what is the definition of directed distance? From it, you should be able to prove this lemma: If A, B, and C are collinear, then (BA)(BC) is negative if and only if B is between A and C.
Def. given me: Let points A and B be points on the line. The directed distance AB id defined as follows: the directed distance AB is equal to AB if A < B 0 if A = B -AB if B < A I will work on the lemma next. bbl.
I am not very good at proofs. But I will give this a shot. If (BA)(BC) is negative then either: 1. (BA) is negative and (BC) is positive or 2. (BA) is positive and (BC) is negative. Assume BA is negative, then for the directed distance BA, -BA if A < B. Assume BC is positive, then for the directed distance BC, BC if B < C. Therefore A < B < C. Conversely, Assume BA is positive, then for the directed distance BA, BA if B < A. Assume BC is negative, then for the directed distance BC, -BC if C < B. Therefor C < B < A. In both cases, B is between A and C. That would be be my substandard proof. okokokok. I think I see where you are leading me. If I know this then I know the orientation of (PA), (PB), (PC), and (PD). In this case would A be between P and B and would C be between P and D then? I would then have two lines that intersect at P. The points A,B,C,D would be points on a circle. P is a point outside of the circle. A,B,C,D would also be the vertices of a cyclic quad. Is this a correct assessment?
No... all the lemma says for your problem is that if P is not between A and B, then P is not between C and D. You'll have to apply one of those fun betweenness axioms if you need to pin P's location down more precisely. (In this case, if A is between P and B, then D will be between P and C)
Sorry. I wasn't thinking properly last night. Yes. I think I see now. From the question and I can deduce that P is not between C and D either. Correct?


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His $447 billion jobs bill failed the Senate this past week, so now the White House has promised to push it in bite-sized chunks. At the same time, though, the administration is pushing radical employment policies that are squashing private business, slowing job growth and hampering economic recovery. These efforts must stop.
Consider the shenanigans of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
A few weeks ago, the NLRB ordered the nation's employers to post a notice by mid-November informing workers about their rights to form a union and bargain collectively. The poster must be prominently displayed, 11" by 17", and posted in multiple languages if more than 20 percent of a company's workforce doesn't speak English.
This dictate grossly exceeds the NLRB's powers under federal law. It also violates employers' First Amendment rights, by forcing them to spend their own money to post NLRB's pro-union message. And it will impact more than more than 6 million companies, mostly small businesses.
Employment is at crisis levels, yet the NLRB sees no problem with imposing new and unnecessary rules on employers.
This is hardly new. The pro-union camp's first shot came in July, when the NLRB issued a formal complaint against the Boeing airline company.
Back in October 2009, that firm opened up a new production line in South Carolina to build its new 787 Dreamliner. Demand for the Dreamliner was far outstripping the production capacity of Boeing's primary facility in Washington state.
The NLRB is taking issue with that investment in South Carolina. The Washington location is unionized. South Carolina's is not -- state workers decertified the International Association of Machinists in September 2009. Regulators claim opening the South Carolina plant is actually a retaliatory move to punish workers at the Washington facility for strikes. Such retaliation, if it occurred, would violate federal law.
Yet there's no evidence that Boeing is punishing anyone. Its Washington line already employs 25,000 unionized workers. The company has not taken steps to cut down on those workers' numbers or hours. The South Carolina facility is simply a much-needed expansion of production capacity.
Nonetheless, the complaint will force Boeing to delay the production of the Dreamliner and ring up huge legal bills. And if the NLRB is actually successful, the South Carolina facility will have to close, throwing an estimated 1,000 people out of work.
Meanwhile, the Department of Labor recently proposed a change in reporting requirements for employers. Currently, firms have to disclose to federal officials any outside consultants they hire to meet with workers and attempt to persuade them not to unionize.
The Labor Department wants to dramatically expand the scope of the disclosure requirement to cover virtually any contact an employer has with a labor relations consultant "regardless of whether or not the consultant has direct contact with workers," as the administration's press release announcing the proposal puts it.
So, for instance, if a company hires a third party just to provide legal advice on union organizing, both management and that consultant would have to file a report with the federal government. That report would have to include a huge amount of information, including fees paid by the employer and the name and billing rate of every other client the consultant works with.
If employers and consultants fail to comply in full, they incur stiff penalties.
An all-encompassing disclosure requirement like this will have a chilling effect on employer speech. The act of exercising their right to be heard during an organizing campaign becomes significantly more costly -- and highly stigmatized.
Just one day after this announcement, the NLRB issued a proposal to shorten the minimum required time period between a union filing for certification and the election among employees that decides the question.
Currently, that period averages about 40 days. The NLRB appears to want to cut it down to 10 to 21. Such a short time frame puts employers at a deep disadvantage. Typically, unions conduct six to eight months' worth of low-profile organizing before officially filing to certify. Managers often don't know workers are considering unionization until the actual filing.
Under the new NLRB rules, employers will be left with at most three weeks to make their case to employees before the vote -- after union bosses taken half a year or more to make theirs.
This administration may claim that it's committed to rectifying the employment crisis. But it seems focused on little more than currying favor with labor unions. Its policies are stifling business growth and preventing job creation, and they're the last thing our nation needs.
Jerry Rogers is president of Capitol Allies and founder of the Six Degrees Project, an independent, nonpartisan effort that promotes entrepreneurship, economic growth, and free-market ideals.
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In upcoming very high-speed WLANs the physical layer (PHY) rate may reach 600 Mbps. To achieve high efficiency at the medium access control (MAC) layer, we identify fundamental properties that must be satisfied by any CSMA/CA based MAC layer and develop a novel scheme called Aggregation with Fragment Retransmission (AFR). In the AFR scheme, multiple packets are aggregated into and transmitted in a single large frame. If errors happen during the transmission, only the corrupted fragments of the large frame are retransmitted. An analytic model is developed to evaluate the throughput and delay performance of AFR over a noisy channel, and to compare AFR with competing schemes in the literature. Optimal frame and fragment sizes are calculated using this model. Transmission delays are minimised by using a zero-waiting mechanism where frames are transmitted immediately once the MAC wins a transmission opportunity. We prove that zero waiting can achieve maximum throughput. As a complement to the theoretical analysis, we investigate by simulations the impact of AFR on the performance of realistic application traffic with diverse requirements. We have implemented the AFR scheme in the NS-2 simulator and present detailed results for TCP, VoIP and HDTV traffic. The AFR scheme described was developed as part of the 802.11n working group work. The analysis presented here is general enough to be extended to the proposed scheme in the upcoming 802.11n standard. Trends indicated by our simulation results should extend to any well-designed aggregation scheme.
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