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Following on from my summary post, this is the first in a series of twelve short articles describing each of the "top 12 IT trends for '12" that I believe will challenge IT managers to perform better during 2012.
The first three all share a "social IT" theme, the first being importance of establishing a collaborative or social IT capability. Social media for enterprise (or social business software) takes the principals of consumer social media technologies and applies them to an enterprise context (think Salesforce Chatter or Jive Software).
Most of the CIOs I speak with have well established consumer social media strategies, however fewer have been able to respond to the expectations of millenials for a workflow better suited to their mode of operation. Fewer still have realized that their own IT organization represents a poster child opportunity for the application of social enterprise software, especially in highly collaborative, asynchronous and distributed tasks such as software development and testing, project management and service desk processes.
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The problem is that all of that information, context and background research performed by your teams is lost. Just think about the number of helpdesk tickets with nothing more than "incident resolved" codes and a meaningless or no solution documented or how many bugs were logged and solved without an effective record of where and how the bug was found, how to reproduce it or where and why the code needed to be changed. The result is often teams that repeatedly re-invent the wheel. Slowly.
I believe that in 2012 there will be huge payoffs for IT leaders who can re-connect "the other 90%" of their team's work product back to their structured management tools. Max Wesman recently wrote a great piece highlighting what he believes are the key elements required for Social IT to be effective, namely;
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Combine that with the capabilities of meaning based computing software to understand "human information" and the prospect of exploiting the other 90-95% of your work day becomes a very real prospect.
As Henry Dewing of market researcher Forrester describes, think about all of the incredible ideas, context and intellectual property that's lost to your enterprise through using standalone process oriented tools - it's time for IT to get a social life (just hope it's nothing like the Friendface episode on Channel 4's The IT Crowd).
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Each year, Montclair State welcomes back alumni to participate in the 50th and 50th+ class reunions. This year, we plan to launch 25, 10, 5 and 1 year reunion celebrations! Reunions are a great way to renew old friendships and rediscover your alma mater. You'll also be able to witness all the exciting changes that have taken place on campus since your last visit.
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Out of the fictional web!
Kritika Kamra, one of the most attractive faces in daily soaps, will now host the second season of Webbed on MTV. "I have taken a break from fictional shows and in the meanwhile got an offer to host Webbed. It is a kind of show that I relate to, and wanted to narrate stories to an audience of my age group and likes and dislikes," says Kritika, who became a household name with Kitni Mohabbat Hai and Kuch Toh Log Kahenge. She says the series will address issues like stalking, fake identity and theft of personal information. "It has become a weapon for some criminals. I have myself faced issues when somebody hacked my Facebook account. Many times my Facebook photos have been used without my permission. At the end of each episode, we will provide tips on cyber security." She adds that there is no need to panic. "Internet has become a part of our lives and it is only going to grow. So we should make peace with the medium and strike a balance."
Dark destination
Bollywood often portrays criminals as one-dimensional characters. This week, we have an independent film from debutant Saad Khan that looks into the mind of three assassins waiting for a group of people to complete a deal at a railway station in the middle of the night. The thriller has Sameer Kevin Roy, Siddhanth Sundar, Kanika Batra, Hardik Shah, Rahul Dev Shetty and Vivek Shah playing the lead roles. The crew also comprises first-timers. "It is not that I am a normal person by day and an assassin by night, but I was curious about what goes on in the mind of a killer. Does he go and shoot or sit down and discuss the way he wants to shoot with his target? It makes the process creepier," says Saad, who has in the past assisted Ashutosh Gowariker. "I learnt the importance of respecting each and every member of the crew from him. It reflects in the work." Saad says he was always interested in playing with dark characters operating in silhouettes. "The film is technically strong with special emphasis on editing, but it is to augment the content. It is not a kind of thriller which shifts to foreign shores. It unravels in a waiting room with three people. So there is no way you can compromise on content," says Saad.
'Daddy' shifts stage
Buoyed by the success of Arth's theatrical adaptation, Mahesh Bhatt has now zeroed in on his next play, based on his classic film, Daddy. And Imran Zahid has been roped in to reprise the role of the father, played on screen by Anupam Kher. The hunt is on for an actress to take up the role of the daughter, originally played by Pooja Bhatt.
Elaborating on the choice, Mahesh Bhatt says, "After the success of Arth's theatrical version, I thought that Daddy, too, was a kind of movie that could be adapted for the stage. It has the same raw human emotions and naked truths about life, and hence, can have a similar kind of impact."
Upbeat about his choice for the lead role, Bhatt said Imran was the right choice. "I think he has the discipline and the consistency required to take up projects and deliver quality stuff. Not everyone has the tenacity to take an idea from inception to its finishing point," he adds.
Pooja, who made her big-screen debut with the movie, is excited that it is coming alive on stage and that a fresh face would be portraying her role. "I'm glad to do it as Daddy was my debut film as well. I had a few offers for commercial movies at that time, and I remember that Bhatt sahib had asked me if I'd like to be known as an actor or a star, as he wanted to offer me a film that would be mentioned in my obituary. I'm glad that Daddy touched the lives of many people. The issue is still relevant and I hope this adaption is going to be a success," says Pooja.
The scene is shifting
After filling the small screen with fresh faces, Star Plus is returning to the tried and tested this April with Cinevistaas' new series Ek Hasina Thi. Starring Sanjeeda Sheikh and Vatsal Seth, the series marks the return of Ayub Khan and Simone Singh in important roles. It is being said that the series is loosely based on Rakesh Roshan's Rekha-starrer Khoon Bhari Maang. Recently, Sunidhi Chauhan recorded a song for the series to lend intrigue to the thriller theme. After Ishq Kills, it is the second offering from Star Plus that is veering off the saas-bahu formula.
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»L' Onyx
A theater that regularly welcomes one man shows as well as magic acts, lecture evenings (Tuesday nights) and cabaret nights. A joyous ambience and an agreeable clientèle for spectators who are looking to laugh. Every year, this theater organizes "Festi-Femmes", in honor of the journey of the woman, where L'onyx presents a week of humor with four honored comediennes. But year-round, great French humorists make reguar stops in the oldest cafe-theater in the province.
»Cinéma Utopia
What used to be the St-Siméon church, is today a cinema hall Cinéma Utopia, showcasing films. The special architecture of this building just adds a unique touch to the movie viewing experience. Enjoy auteur films, apart from the latest art and commercial successes. So what are you waiting for, book your tickets in this exclusive setting.
»Le Grand Théâtre
Built by Victor Louis between 1773 and 1780, the Grand Théâtre is considered as one of the most beautiful 18th-century buildings in Europe. Well-known companies, such as the National Orchestra of Bordeaux Aquitaine, perform here, but the program delights opera and ballet lovers as well. This superb theater was renovated in 1990 and 1991 in shades of blue, enhanced with gilt. The Grand Café welcomes spectators and visitors wishing to have a coffee or lunch. Tours are also run here giving visitors an insight into the history of the Grand Théâtre. See the website for further information.
»Théâtre des Tafurs
Théâtre des Tafurs is a theater that stages a number of different performance styles. Theatre, dance, music and other forms of art magic and circus acts and other performances find themselves pulling in audiences. Do visit their website to get details.
»Foyer du Grand Théâtre
Foyer du Grand Théâtre is the foyer located in Bordeaux's most distinguished architectural wonder from several centuries ago, Le Grand Theatre. Ensconced between a regal two-winged staircase and a stunning cupola, this foyer has had the privilege of hosting some of France's most distinguished personalities. Check the website for more details.
»Théâtre Fémina
Locals come from all around Bordeaux to attend the various performances offered by Théâtre Fémina. From one-man shows to operettas, plays and concerts, this theater is certainly not to be missed when you visit the region. Built in 1921, it became a movie theater during the 30's and turned back into a theater in 1976. The building itself is very much of interest as it looks like an Italian comedy theater, due to its dome.
»Athénée Municipal
With a convenient location in the commercial center of Bordeaux, Athénée Municipal is a popular entertainment venue which regularly hosts cultural events, dramas, concerts and more. The interiors are well-decorated and the amenities are good enough to please the most fastidious performer or event organizer. Call for details on upcoming events.
»Molière Scène d'Aquitaine
This former cinema stages an amazing selection of cultural events. At Molière Scène d'Aquitaine, not only can you attend a theater performances, but dance or music productions as well. With special attention to local amateur theater groups, Molière Scène also presents acting troops from all over France. A successful renovation has made Molière Scène one of the finest amateur theaters in the eyes of Bordeaux residents. The theater is managed by the artistic office of the Aquitaine region, which works to promote the development of all kinds of artistic expression.
»Instituto Cervantes in Bordeaux
Instituto Cervantes de Bordeaux is the hub of Spanish art and culture in Bordeaux's prized district of 'Golden Triangle'. The center is housed in a grand old 18th century building, that was once inhabited by legendary Spanish painter Francisco de Goya y Lucientes. Like all outlets of Instituto Cervantes, it is devoted to the cause of disseminating Spanish language and Hispanic culture in various regions of the world. Besides conducting cultural workshops, teaching programs and related seminars, Instituto Cervantes also hosts exhibitions which put Spanish photographs and other art works on display. Do check out the fantastic Bibliothèque Antonio Buero Vallejo at the center. Visit website for more information.
»Chez Soi
Chez Soi, 'at home' or 'your place,' is an innovative concept for an event location. The place can be rented for a group or just one, for professional meetings, a party with friends, or exhibitions and other gatherings. The location includes a kitchen, a living room and a Japanese garden, all very well-equipped (TV, internet, coffee machine etc.). Chez Soi offers a relaxed atmosphere in a modern designed space, ready and functional for every use. The space can be rented for half a day, with evenings for a group, and for individual guests hourly ratings are offered, as well as subscriptions. The principle matter for Chez Soi is that you feel at home.
»Palais des Sports
Among the oldest and popular venues in the city, Palais des Sports is one of the most significant structures in Bordeaux. Apart from an engaging architectural beauty and history backing it, this is a venue for concerts especially ones featuring classical music. Decent lighting, acoustics and good seating area promise a comfortable time during events and shows.
»Cour Mably
The Cour Mably was originally part of a Dominican convent in the 18th Century. During the French Revolution, it saw many important figures of the French Revolution pass through. Today the Cour Mably, which was restored in 1994, has become an event space and hosts all kinds of cultural exhibitions and art performances. Call la Délégation à la Diffusion Artistique for further information.


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2955 Boulevard Laurier, G1V 2M2 Quebec City, Canada – Show map
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Clean large rooms and included breakfast. Easy to get to and only a short drive to the the sights of the old city. Good value.
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Nice accomidations, pet friendly, clean nice beds.
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Comfortable room and beds Free breakfast Location and convenience to old Quebec and the major highways in and out of town
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The hotel is located close to the grand allee and major highways
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It has a very modern look.
Friendly staff. Excellent price. Close to everything
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the location was right for our needs
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Size of the room, parking, swimming pool,
Only 6 miles from the heart of Quebec City and historic Old Quebec, Hotel Quartier features free Wi-Fi and an indoor pool.
Guests at the Quartier are also provided with many thoughtful amenities and services. Plan the day's activities with help from the knowledgeable concierge staff.
Hotel Quartier is only a short distance from all the attractions of the center of the city. Museums, government buildings, historic cathedrals, restaurants and more are all in close proximity.
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Indoor Pool (all year)
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WiFi is available in some hotel rooms and costs CAD 9.95 per 24 hours.
Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
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Paid WiFi, Newspapers, Non-smoking Rooms, Elevator, Heating, Hypoallergenic room available, All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private), Air Conditioning
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St. Lawrence River (2.5miles)
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Only 9 miles from Old Quebec City, this hotel provides free Wi-Fi. A flat-screen TV is featured in all guest rooms. Jean Lesage International Airport is 3 miles away.
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like the restaurant
beds were to small. no place to hang towels to dry.
The location of the hotel is great and the hotel is very clean. The staff, with the exception of 1 or 2, were great!
You have to pay ($2.75) for coffee in your room and although the WiFi is free, it's very slow!
Located near shopping mall. Front desk was prompt and spoke with a sweet French accent. The contemporary design is appealing.
Watch your steps in front before entering, the ground is not level so keep alert. Need more outlets in the room. Bring your own power strip.
It has a very modern look.
Why no bar? The hotel already has a a nice modern look but it lacks in entertainment. I guess you get what you pay for... A bed to sleep in only.
Friendly staff. Excellent price. Close to everything
At $30 for my pet to stay, was the highest I have ever paid. Indoor Pool was cold. I guess it to be 69°F.
Very clean, quiet and comfortable.
Breakfast could be better, lack of space. This was the only place where our credit cards were refused and where we had to give a 200$ guarantee for non smoking in the bedroom...
Decor is interesting and modern. Staff friendly We'll be back in two years as we visit Quebec City again
breakfast is too much carbohydrates. Parking lines/ spaces are too narrow. Our car was nicked by other parkers. air/heat unit was noisy all night long Shower is awkward, hard to control temp. Dampness prevails in entire bathroom.
Pool was unavailable for a part of the day, no restaurant on site and no place to eat breakfast
Banister railing sharp to hold. Poor corridor lighting. Room temp. thermostat in dark location. Bathroom wash basin bottom is flat, very poor drainage. No safe in room. No place for towels in bathroom. Expensive looking coffee machine but have to buy coffee for $3.
No good breakfast no think in room exemple coffee staff so so
Size of the room, parking, swimming pool,
lights in the room, plug, noisy. I can hear what happen around the room
It is so important in dealing with the public and you want them to come back to your hotel, that the staff should be a little bit friendly with the guests and they did not feel comfortable with the service as well as two little Russian visitors who stated the same....What is wrong with a friendly smile in the morning.
I like how modern the hotel was. Very classy looking and everything is there including a "future" restaurant. Rooms are quite large and very comfortable and has everything one needs for their stay. Staff was more than accommodating Location is great - close to nice restaurants and shopping mall
I found the bathroom a bit dated in our Room #432. Also the water in the shower was not regulated and as a result, we had to step away from the water as it got scaldingly hot, or very cold. My husband, who has mobility issues, had to call me in to turn off the water as he could not manage it. I think you need to address this issue as it is a safety issue.
Sutuated on main street that connrcts downtown main tourist attractions
There is no fridge and safe in the room.
Staff is co-operative & helpful. Cold lemon infused water at reception was refreshing.
Breakfast was pathetic. Lacks coffee maker, safety deposit box, and a restaurant badly.
room was very small, not new décor or bedding and not to clean
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI - 13,886.67) is down 24 points, or 0.2%, as investors digest the latest round of economic reports. The Labor Department said initial jobless claims rose by 38,000 to a seasonally adjusted 368,000 last week, disappointing economists who were expecting a climb to just 365,000. Meanwhile, personal incomes increased by 2.6% last month, according to the Commerce Department, besting economists' forecast for a 1.0% rise. In a related report, consumer spending edged 0.2% higher in December, matching consensus projections. Also of note, the Chicago Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) swelled to 55.6 in January, claiming its highest level since April 2012. Economists, on average, had expected a reading of just 50.5. Elsewhere, the CBOE Market Volatility Index (VIX - 14.35) is 0.03 point, or 0.2%, higher.
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The region's reliance on manufacturing may have hindered its economic revitalization, according to a Chicago Fed study.
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Sizing up the global clout of U.S. cities.
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Another step in New York's rise as an urban center for tech.
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Images tell the story of the country's struggle to get its economy back in order.
Large U.S. cities offer high quality of life for women, according to the Social Science Research Council.
The economic factors behind pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
Denser, more populous cities are more energy efficient than their smaller counterparts.
Worldwide, the retail giant's stores cover as much land as Miami.
America's metro areas generate 80 percent of the country's GDP. But so far, that economic reality has not generated a proportional amount of political clout.
Collectively, America's cities contribute more to global GDP than the rest of the world's cities combined.
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SquareTwo Financial
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I have been working at SquareTwo Financial as a contractor (more than a year)
Great company culture driven by amazing Executive Team....Tons of opportunity for growth...Competitive salary...A place I enjoy coming to work at everyday....Smart and talented employee population....Leader in there respective space....Fun place to work with strong employee benefits...
No onsite cafeteria (But there are food trucks at least once every two weeks). They also provide fresh fruit every Wednesday for free to all employees
Develop and continue to create opportunities for employees to grow and exceed their career goals.
"Exciting company - open to innovation "
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I have been working at SquareTwo Financial full-time (more than 3 years)
ProsThe senior leadership team is extremely transparent and there is very little politics or red tape to get things done. The company is headed in the right direction and it's easy to contribute to the success of the company.
ConsThere aren't any decent restaurants in walking distance.
Advice to ManagementAdviceContinue to share openly with the employees.
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I worked at SquareTwo Financial full-time (more than a year)
ProsIf you are part of the "in crowd", your time there will be tolerable. There are a number of good people there. Dependent upon position, the pay can be good. However, unless you are single with no dependents (in which case your benefits are 100% covered) cost of insurance will make pay so-so.
ConsFor as much as the organization prides itself on its culture, culture-wise this was the absolute worst company I've ever worked for. Over the past couple of years, many long tenured and high performing employees went from top performers and great appraisals to the chopping block in a matter of months. In late 2011, the company began evaluating employees on subjective measures (the "how") and placing more emphasis on these measures than an employee's numerical performance. The company m.o. is to identify employees to be shed, place employees on boilerplate 90 day action plans (which many times contains false information), cite that the employees have made no improvement, and finally release employees. This happens to a high percentage of employees that are achieving or even exceeding goal. Career advancement is non existent.
Advice to ManagementAdviceIf you keep driving away your best and brightest, you'll run out of people to siphon ideas from to pass off as your own.
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Unlike most biopics, which paint their subjects in the best light possible, Amadeus showcased the childish, egotistical side of its title character, and is all the better for it.
Forget Jersey Boys; if you want to see Clint Eastwood handle a musical, look no further than Bird, his film about the life of iconic jazz saxophonist Charlie "Yardbird" Parker.
A weird, goofy, "post-modern" take on the rise of New Wave told through the eyes - and biases - of Tony Wilson, a TV presenter and record label owner who managed bands like the Happy Mondays, New Order, and Joy Division.
Before there was Ringo, there was Stuart Sutcliffe; the forgotten Beatle gets his due in Backbeat thanks to a fantastic performance by Stephen Dorff.
Andy Serkis doesn't need motion capture to give an incredible performance, and his intense, angry, charming and unpredictable turn as punk pioneer Ian Dury proves just that.
Though it doesn't have the same kind of glamour as some other music biopics, La Bamba succeeds simply by telling the story of the man behind the song that's been stuck in everyone's head for decades.
Notorious is far from a perfect film, but it's worth a watch for the way that newcomer Jamal Woolard inhabits Biggie (and for the chance to see Anthony Mackie play Tupac Shakur).