Reflection - Visualization      Challenge & Selection    Visualization is one of the most effective tool I often use . My work is related to the organization of   various events , including conferences for dealers , corporate clients and internal events for employees .    The preparation and implementation of such events requires thinking through every detail , from visual   materials to traffic movement and the client ’s comfort in the conference hall . My team is constantly   challenged to improve the quality of implemented events and increase interest in them from the target   audience .   The challenge is to develop a project where the conference visitor will receive not only an improved user   experience , the visitor should get what he dreamed of , but never got before . The experience gained   should have a significant impact on the visitor , his understanding of usual and comforming things .   Through this experience , we create a unique perception of our services for clients and business   approach for partners . And they stay with us for a long time .   It requires an « out of the box » approach , applying it we could reveal the hidden expectations of our   customers and partners and find ways to fulfill them . Visual thinking is the most relevant tool for the   task at hand . We applied the technique of graphically visualizing the customer journey of our visitor   when attending the conference , starting from the point when he receives awareness about the event ,   ending with receiving a coat in the wardrobe at the exit of the building .     Application    We started by forming a complete and detailed route that a consumer goes through at the conference   and draw it on a huge sheet of paper on the wall . Next , I handed out stickers to each member of the   team , so they had to write what they themselves expected or would like to receive , to think , to wonder   at each stage . The most daring proposals were accepted . Next , we attached all the created stickers to   the wall to the corresponding points of the visitor 's route . As each sticker personified a unique   experience , for us as well , further it was necessary to determine which options are relevant to the goal   and values of the company , while possible and available for implementation , and which are not . In   groups , we worked through all the proposed ideas and marked up those we are taking for further   development . The rest ones went to a special waiting shelf that we had set up on another wall of the   conference room in order to return to it during discussing other projects .    Then it was necessary to connect each idea on the sticker with a possible scenario for its   implementation . The team members attached stickers of a different color with proposals for   implementation to each stickers . Next , we established a connection between different scenarios ,   divided them into service groups and formed several categories . Categories were included in the general   table for further more precise and detailed study in the divisions .     Insight & Approach    The use of this tool made possible not only looking at the provided service through the eyes of the   consumer , but also visualizing its entire path when receiving this service . We received completely new   data , which allowed us to look at the challenge more broadly and to learn more about customers .   Visualization gives a more complete understanding of the processes , their relationship with each other ,   their sequence and depth . In addition , using the visualization tool , we were able to consider all possible   and impossible scenarios without missing anything . Structuring and detailing the data made it possible   to apply a systematic approach to working out the goal . At the same time , we have deepened customer   focus approach .    In the development of the following activities , we will definitely use this tool , march and assimilate it . It   has shown its effectiveness and relevance to the task at hand . Moreover , this approach can be   integrated into the design thinking process of other activities . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Reflection - Visualization      Challenge & Selection    Visualization is one of the most effective tool I often use . My work is related to the organization of   various events , including conferences for dealers , corporate clients and internal events for employees .    The preparation and implementation of such events requires thinking through every detail , from visual   materials to traffic movement and the client ’s comfort in the conference hall . My team is constantly   challenged to improve the quality of implemented events and increase interest in them from the target   audience .   The challenge is to develop a project where the conference visitor will receive not only an improved user   experience , the visitor should get what he dreamed of , but never got before . The experience gained   should have a significant impact on the visitor , his understanding of usual and comforming things .   Through this experience , we create a unique perception of our services for clients and business   approach for partners . And they stay with us for a long time .   It requires an « out of the box » approach , applying it we could reveal the hidden expectations of our   customers and partners and find ways to fulfill them . Visual thinking is the most relevant tool for the   task at hand . We applied the technique of graphically visualizing the customer journey of our visitor   when attending the conference , starting from the point when he receives awareness about the event ,   ending with receiving a coat in the wardrobe at the exit of the building .     Application    We started by forming a complete and detailed route that a consumer goes through at the conference   and draw it on a huge sheet of paper on the wall . Next , I handed out stickers to each member of the   team , so they had to write what they themselves expected or would like to receive , to think , to wonder   at each stage . The most daring proposals were accepted . Next , we attached all the created stickers to   the wall to the corresponding points of the visitor 's route . As each sticker personified a unique   experience , for us as well , further it was necessary to determine which options are relevant to the goal   and values of the company , while possible and available for implementation , and which are not . In   groups , we worked through all the proposed ideas and marked up those we are taking for further   development . The rest ones went to a special waiting shelf that we had set up on another wall of the   conference room in order to return to it during discussing other projects .    Then it was necessary to connect each idea on the sticker with a possible scenario for its   implementation . The team members attached stickers of a different color with proposals for   implementation to each stickers . Next , we established a connection between different scenarios ,   divided them into service groups and formed several categories . Categories were included in the general   table for further more precise and detailed study in the divisions .     Insight & Approach    The use of this tool made possible not only looking at the provided service through the eyes of the   consumer , but also visualizing its entire path when receiving this service . We received completely new   data , which allowed us to look at the challenge more broadly and to learn more about customers .   Visualization gives a more complete understanding of the processes , their relationship with each other ,   their sequence and depth . In addition , using the visualization tool , we were able to consider all possible   and impossible scenarios without missing anything . Structuring and detailing the data made it possible   to apply a systematic approach to working out the goal . At the same time , we have deepened customer   focus approach .    In the development of the following activities , we will definitely use this tool , march and assimilate it . It   has shown its effectiveness and relevance to the task at hand . Moreover , this approach can be   integrated into the design thinking process of other activities .
### Output: 