 box on the LDAP tab of the Site page do then?
I thought it controlled the very thing Tobias was looking for, am I wrong?
Allow LDAP to create new accounts means that a user who is in the LDAP directory can login to FogBugz and an account will be created for them.Collective Worship.
Our Collective Worship promotes British values including democracy (local, national and international),
the rule of law, mutual respect, individual liberty and tolerance of different faiths and cultures. This
includes national and internationally celebrated religious events and notable national days and events.
Additionally, assemblies and collective worship at Leyburn Primary School recognise the need to respond to and
discuss world events as they occur; for example, outbreak of war or disease or the death of a respected person.What are your company’s most important assets? Did your online reputation make the list? If it didn’t, it should, and pretty close to the top. You spend a lot of money and time creating and building your brand. Now let’s talk about how to protect and leverage your reputation.
Why does your online rep matter?
Think about your own purchasing behavior. You’re in the market for a digital camera. You want a DSLR with video capability, but there are so many choices and a wide range of prices! If you’re like many of us, you Bing “DSLR camera” and start reading.
Businesses are no different. The overwhelming majority start their purchasing journey the same way consumers do – on the web.
Tip #1: Monitor. Keeping an eye on online talk about your company is a great way to know what you’re doing right and where you could improve. Check for mentions on Yelp, Twitter, and Facebook, as well as industry specific sites, and do regular searches on your company name. Bonus: Social Media Examiner compiled a list of tools to make tracking your online rep easier.
Tip #2: Engage…even if it’s painful. Mentions are great opportunities to learn and engage. If it’s a question, answer it. Compliment? Say thanks! If it’s a suggestion, let them know they’ve been heard (bonus points if you use their suggestion and let them know about it). If there’s a complaint, apologize and look for ways to fix it. Unanswered complaints can be very damaging, so even if it’s uncomfortable, respond promptly and be genuine, transparent, and as helpful as possible.
That DSLR camera you’re wanting can be a serious investment, so you want to be diligent in your research. You’ve narrowed down your choices – where will you spend your hard-earned money? Online reviews can make all the difference.
Customer reviews can be a deal-maker or breaker for would-be buyers, so you want lots of good reviews out there. You’re already got satisfied customers thanks to your excellent solutions and outstanding customer service. Now you need to get them to share their love for you online.
Make reviews part of your sales cycle. After you complete a project, ask your satisfied customer if they would be willing to provide feedback at your Pinpoint profile or other review site. Bonus: customer reviews positively affect your Pinpoint rating!
Make it easy by providing a link. Wherever you want your reviews to appear, be sure your customer has the right link and instructions to make it frictionless.
Congratulations! You’ve got some terrific feedback from happy customers. Now let’s get those reviews out there where your prospects are.
Tip #4: Leverage Pinpoint. As a member of MPN, you have access to Pinpoint, a terrific review site for customers searching for technology solutions. Bonus: reviews can impact your ranking with the Pinpoint search algorithm!
For more tips on optimizing your website, be sure to watch all of Alex and Emily’s “Basics of Websites” videos on the Smart Partner Marketing site.
Digital camera or technology solution, we all want to make the best possible purchasing decisions. And more and more, we’re turning to 3rd parties to help us make informed choices. By asking for reviews and maintaining an easy-to-navigate website, you let your satisfied customers help your potential customers decide on you.The move into Berlin is part of Rud Pedersen's expansion into European capitals and follows its move to Brussels in 2017.
The Berlin office will be led by Hendrik Hagemann, who was also head of FleishmanHillard Germany's Berlin base.
Hagemann brings more than 16 years of experience in advising national and international corporations, governments and associations and the public sector. He has worked at FleishmanHillard for six years, and was previously at KPMG.
In addition, Lars Scholtyssyk, a former reporter for Deutsche Welle and Bloomberg News, has joined Rud Pedersen Group as a senior consultant, while Rüdiger Lentz, an executive director of the Aspen Institute Germany, will serve as a senior advisor.
“The current crisis is leading to unparalleled government activity in Germany and across Europe. Our team is ideally placed to support the political and commercial success of industries in these turbulent times,” Hagemann said.
Rud Pedersen Group chief executive and president Morten Rud Pedersen said Germany was an important market for its European operations.
“Germany is a leader in Europe for both business and politics,” he said. “Our presence in Berlin will ensure that we can deliver for our international client base in a country that drives decisions affecting business across the continent.
The consultancy, which was founded in Gothenburg, Sweden, now has offices in Stockholm, Copenhagen, Oslo, Helsinki, Tallinn, Brussles and Berlin.
This has become my favorite Holiday[1] tradition: a government institution hosts a Christian-themed display, then non-Christian groups demand a display as well, then the Christians who thought a government building was an appropriate place for a religious display get worked up by the “war on Christmas”.
The one in the news this year is a DMV in Florida with a baby Jesus display. Here’s an article in RawStory talking about it.
And a great quote by a Christian activist:
“My hope is that the Christ in Christmas is louder than a wood display and some figurines,” Pam Olsen, president of the Florida Prayer Network, explained to the Miami Herald.
“I have been pondering this for a while,” Olsen said..”
I will admit that I have a small (very small) amount of sympathy for the Christians who get upset that they can’t just put a baby Jesus in the DMV and keep the “wrong” groups out. I recognize that they are more comfortable in a world where everyone shares their religious views (or keeps quiet about their own). I think this is less about promoting Christianity and more like a nostalgic yearning for simpler times. And I’ve always liked Christmas displays – even if they’re a little Jesusy – I’ve never found them too bothersome.
That said, once these Christian vs non-Christian display stories hit the news, I think it does become a highly charged issue, and the Christian warriors come out speaking loudly about the war on Christmas. This I find ridiculous, and I am very thankful that we have so many Pastafarians who stand up for our rights. I can not wait to see the FSM Holiday display this year.
 also known as ChriFSMas.
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