bush campaign rejects kerry complaint as frivolousThe main alternative communication channels that exist within organisations for employee communications include; email, intranet, social media, face-to-face Communication, instant messaging, phone system (automated calls or voicemails), public address announcements, RSS feeds, SMS messaging, collaboration tools like Yammer and the ‘grapevine’.
The SnapComms solution is better than any of these options in terms of cost, ease of use and, most importantly, large audience ‘message cut-through’ (ensuring important messages get noticed by employees) with guaranteed delivery, readership and measurability. While some competitors deliver part of what the SnapComms solution offers (e.g. desktop alert notifications only, screensavers only etc.) none offer the broad suite of tools on the one platform with comprehensive message administration options and an integrated range of reporting tools that are available from the SnapComms solution.
In addition our mobile offering extends the business value of the SnapComms solution and acts as a barrier to competitors due to the complexity and time associated with development and deployment within a BYOD (‘bring your own device’) corporate environment. Current (mobile only) competitors in the enterprise mobile space are limited and simply provided ‘wrappers’ for customised intranet apps with limited, unfiltered and untargeted push notifications for new content.
We have cut through a number of traditional views on how internal communications should be approached and the conversation that this has generated has been positive for the business. Ultimately, we want our messages to be seen and then discussed at a peer to peer level which is what SnapComms has enabled. Take your time to introduce SnapComms to the business, and plan carefully which messages will be delivered via SnapComms. While it has been tempting to use SnapComms more frequently, a balanced and considered approach has been extremely beneficial in ensuring that our messages have had the most impact. The SnapComms platform is simple to use and the messages hard to miss. In an organisation that deals with mountains of complex data and information, it is refreshing to reach our employees through a crisp and attention-grabbing format that gets read and generates real conversations; an outcome we are always trying to achieve in the internal communications and employee engagement space. The SnapComms team have also been very responsive in dealing with questions as they arise and have actively sought feedback and taken onboard suggestions for improvement which holds great promise for the platform as it continues to evolve.
The platform is exceptionally easy to use as an administrator on a desktop; however, the mobile interface could be improved from an admin user experience. I am confident that these limitations will be improved over time.
$1.75 to $15.00 per year per PC, this varies depending on the number of PCs in the organization and the number of SnapComms Channels used. For smaller organizations, we have packages available starting from $2000.
$4.00 to $40.00 per PC (one-time fee), depending on the number of PCs in the organization and the number of SnapComms Channels used.
- Desktop and mobile surveys.
All messaging formats can be targeted to specific employee groups and roles with full reporting and measurability.
Below are some frequently asked questions for SnapComms.
Q. What type of pricing plans does SnapComms offer?
Q. Who are the typical users of SnapComms?
Q. What languages does SnapComms support?
Q. Does SnapComms support mobile devices?
Q. Does SnapComms offer an API?
Yes, SnapComms has an API available for use.
Q. What other apps does SnapComms integrate with?
Q. What level of support does SnapComms offer?"Hm." Erena said plainly. Well, at least they were not seeking out trade deals with the Ironborn. She could give them credit for that, though it did not really matter to her. The politics always got in the way of her wishes, as had happened with her betrothal. "Light garments? Is that what you wish to see me in, Lord Ryam?" She asked teasingly. "I don't imagine saying that to your betrothed is particularly appropriate."

"As for that, when is it your father plans to have us wed?" She asked. She was not sure if she event wanted him, but if she would have to, she would much rather become a Kenning now, and be given greater freedoms in the keep.

Erena slipped her free hand behind Ryam's neck, and held on to him there. the other hand she used to slowly move up and down the lower part of his inner thigh. "I do not want Myla to leave. I want another one.  Erena said with a smile.A couple of useability issues with the "Exetel User Facilities - View Your Email2Fax" page.
1. Clicking on "Email2Fax" in the lefthand menu displays the "https://www.exetel.com.au/members/fax_e... ink=link15" page. It says "Email 2 Fax Sent during January, 2008" but faxes sent during december 07 are listed..
2. On this same page the Year and Month drop lists defaults to 2007/12. Should it default to the current year and month? ie. 2008 1.
1. Has been fixed. Only January faxes are displayed.
2. Has been purposely designed to display the previous month as the current month is on display.Three people have been seriously injured this evening in a knife attack in Vienna.
A police spokesman confirmed that the victims were knifed during the incident in the Leopoldstadt district near Vienna’s famous Prater Park.
The victims are said to be one man and one women aged between 40 and 50, and their daughter, 17.
Police are still searching for the lone assailant who fled the scene at around 7.45pm after allegedly ‘stabbing people at random’.
The victims are said to be from the same family and the motive for the attack was not known.
An area near to U1 Nestroyplatz station in Austria was cordoned off by police a short while later.
Pictures from the scene show blood on the floor and tape wrapped around the area.
A fourth person was attacked with a knife nearby a short while later.
Witness Silvia Franke said she was about 300 feet away when the incident happened.
‘I saw how someone in the middle of the street was screaming and shouting – I thought he was beating his dog judging from his hand movements,’ she said. ‘And in reality he was stabbing this man.
‘He could have stabbed me as well had I been there by chance’.
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- Findings of the WMT 2018 shared task on quality estimationSpecia, Lucia; Blain, Frederic; Logacheva, Varvara; Astudillo, Ramón; Martins, André (Association for Computational Linguistics, 2018-11)We report the results of the WMT18 shared task on Quality Estimation, i.e. the task of predicting the quality of the output of machine translation systems at various granularity levels: word, phrase, sentence and document. This year we include four language pairs, three text domains, and translations produced by both statistical and neural machine translation systems. Participating teams from ten institutions submitted a variety of systems to different task variants and language pairs.Snitches get stitches: Little Snitch bugs were a blessing for malware
Now-patched kernel-level flaw in OS X app firewall will be revealed this week
DEF CON A vulnerability in popular OS X security tool Little Snitch potentially granted malicious applications extra powers, undermining the protection offered by the software.
Little Snitch reports in real-time the network traffic entering and leaving your Apple computer, and can block unauthorized connections. It is a handy application firewall that reveals the information flowing out your system and the sources of those packets.
Unfortunately, it was trivial for a malicious app to bypass Little Snitch's network monitoring mechanisms, says security researcher Patrick Wardle.
Wardle is a former NSA staffer who heads up research at infosec biz Synack. He also discovered a heap overflow bug in Little Snitch's kernel extension code, which could be exploited by an installed application to gain administrator-level access via the security software.
This kernel-mode vulnerability will be the main focus of an upcoming presentation by Wardle on Little Snitch at the DEF CON hacker gathering in Las Vegas this week. He will also demonstrate how programs could silently disable Little Snitch's network filtering, and how an Apple bug fix made this previously unexploitable kernel bug exploitable on OS X 10.11.
Little Snitch tricked... A slide from Patrick Wardle's forthcoming talk
Little Snitch is built by Austrian firm Objective Development Software. Wardle said its developers fixed the kernel-level flaw with the release of Little Snitch 3.6.2 without acknowledging his discovery. Pedro Vilaça aka osxreverser also found low-level bugs in Little Snitch that could be exploited to crash the Mac, or disable or bypass the network filtering: these were fixed in version 3.6.4, which was released last month.
Highlighting and pushing for improvements in Apple's malware defenses has been a major focus of Wardle’s research efforts for more than three years – you can find a bunch of his file-system security tools here. ®
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