The document discusses progress on a tower defense game, including finishing drawing queued sprites, implementing final sprites, extensive playtesting to find and fix bugs, balancing the game, and adding high scores. It notes they are ahead of schedule having finished all immediate goals, and considers whether to take a week to polish or expand the game further by adding more creeps, towers, or new gameplay facets like forking paths. The choice is summarized by an Obi-Wan Kenobi quote about absolutes.
The document provides a history of the evolution of the IT industry and the development of project management, business analysis, and service management methodologies to address challenges over time.
In the early days, IT was viewed as strange priests and a cost center, and methods were homemade with a lack of integration. Over decades, views shifted as technologies advanced but also caused new problems. Maturing methodologies evolved to align with business needs and address issues like integration. Going forward, success requires continual improvement through collaboration of all disciplines informed by lessons of the past.
The document provides details on the Raven Ready Teams visiting New Orleans, including: names, phone numbers, arrival/departure times of 24 team members divided into 6 teams led by Pastor Nick Paff, Josh Rowden, Logan Tavelli, Benny Bray, Anthony England, and Kenneth Davis. It instructs team leaders to ensure their members are on time for meetings and activities, staying together on transportation.
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The CRM@Oracle series highlights Oracle's internal implementation of Oracle CRM products such as Siebel CRM, Oracle CRM On Demand and Oracle Mobile Sales Assistant. This presentation discusses how Oracle leverages Siebel Marketing integration with our website, oracle.com.
This document is from the website of 4c design, a product design company located in Glasgow, UK. It discusses 4c design's approach to making ideas valuable through their team, work environment, workshop, clients, design process and projects. The company believes people should love products and not be confused by them. It provides their contact information and copyright statement.
Next Step International is an independent consultancy that provides sales, marketing, and business development services to food and drink companies looking to expand internationally. The consultancy was founded in 2007 and is run by Ronan Gillespie, who has 16 years of experience exporting Irish whiskey worldwide. Next Step International helps clients with export strategic planning, market research, partner identification, distribution network establishment and management, and business coaching.
The document summarizes a game called "Tower Offense" being developed by a team of 4 people. The game involves guiding evil forces to take over a magical land by designing a path through ever-changing defenses to score points. Players must build and change their path while enemy towers kill creeps based on proximity. The team roles are outlined, with one member as the programmer and project lead, one as the artist, one handling sound, and one as the webmaster and additional programmer. Concept art and screenshots of elements like the playing field and doom buggy art are provided.
CRM@Oracle - Oracle Mobile Sales AssistanttbOracleCRM
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The document outlines Oracle's plan to deploy a Mobile Sales Assistant application to provide their sales teams with real-time access to CRM data from their smartphones. The application will allow users to view and update key CRM information like opportunities, contacts, and tasks directly from their iPhone or BlackBerry. This is intended to increase productivity and information sharing among sales teams. The Mobile Sales Assistant will integrate with Oracle's CRM applications and provide an intuitive interface to support sales activities on the go.
CRM@Oracle Series: Sales Pipeline Visibility - This presentation discusses Oracle's goals, approach and best practices for sales pipeline visibility for Oracle's internal CRM implementation.
Next Step International is an independent consultancy that provides sales, marketing, and business development services to food and drink companies looking to expand internationally. The consultancy was founded in 2007 and is run by Ronan Gillespie, who has 16 years of experience exporting Irish whiskey worldwide. Next Step International helps clients with export strategic planning, market research, partner identification, distribution network establishment and management, and business coaching.
The document summarizes a game called "Tower Offense" being developed by a team of 4 people. The game involves guiding evil forces to take over a magical land by designing a path through ever-changing defenses to score points. Players must build and change their path while enemy towers kill creeps based on proximity. The team roles are outlined, with one member as the programmer and project lead, one as the artist, one handling sound, and one as the webmaster and additional programmer. Concept art and screenshots of elements like the playing field and doom buggy art are provided.
CRM@Oracle - Oracle Mobile Sales AssistanttbOracleCRM
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The document outlines Oracle's plan to deploy a Mobile Sales Assistant application to provide their sales teams with real-time access to CRM data from their smartphones. The application will allow users to view and update key CRM information like opportunities, contacts, and tasks directly from their iPhone or BlackBerry. This is intended to increase productivity and information sharing among sales teams. The Mobile Sales Assistant will integrate with Oracle's CRM applications and provide an intuitive interface to support sales activities on the go.
CRM@Oracle Series: Sales Pipeline Visibility - This presentation discusses Oracle's goals, approach and best practices for sales pipeline visibility for Oracle's internal CRM implementation.
David Bacon, Counsellor, Science and Innovation, British Embassy.
Presentation to the UK-China Innovation Workshop for Sustainable and Equitable Development, Tsinghua University, 19 March 2010, co-organised by China Institute for Science and Technology Policy (CISTP) at Tsinghua University and the STEPS Centre.
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