Expanding Customer Base through an Increasingly Interconnected EconomyJeff Ng
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Analysts are predicting a continual shift to online commerce, while the consumer confidence is declining amidst global trade and stock. Competition has never been tougher. A silver lining is the HKSAR and HKMA's drive to leverage technology - Open API for Banking, Virtual Banking, IoT, AI - which will create an Interconnected and shared Data economy. The session speaker will discuss (1) how these (seemingly finance) initiatives will actually impact the cross industries, what it means to the customers and to the Retail business, across the local, Greater Bay Area, mainland and global consumer markets; and (2) in today’s world of ever-expanding interconnectivity, what Enterprises can do today to get on the wagon - if not already- to develop a new business model in today’s digital economy, while preserving security.
https://live.insideretail.hk/retail-marketing-class-2/
1. The WebOrganic Mentorship Programme 2015-16 outlines a schedule of activities and responsibilities for mentors to guide underprivileged youth in developing digital portfolios and broadening their learning horizons through online resources.
2. The schedule includes mentor trainings in September, a kick-off ceremony in October, and at least 4 meetings between mentors and mentees from October to December to complete the youth's e-portfolios.
3. Mentors are responsible for attending trainings, organizing meetings with mentees, learning about challenges faced by underprivileged youth, and encouraging them to use online learning platforms. Community partners will provide at least 2 follow-ups to mentors.
The document discusses the Mentorship for Active Internet Learning (MAIL) project supported by an IBM Centennial Grant. The project aims to provide mentorship and internet access to 1,000 low-income students in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong. IBM volunteers helped obtain software licenses and provided skills and knowledge. The project seeks additional volunteers and core team members to help expand mentorship opportunities and contribute to addressing social issues in the community.
The document is from the Internet Learning Resource Centre (ILRC) and contains their copyright notice. It discusses a teacher from Caritas school named Mr. Andy Lee and mentions small group discussions. It also contains sections on playlist management, learning activities, tracking, and assessment as well as initials that possibly stand for parents, teachers, and assessment.
WebOrganic Sharing on Digital Inclusion at Wofoo Leaders’ NetworkJeff Ng
?
This document discusses creating a digitally inclusive city and tackling digital divide. It provides background on Tony Lee and his experience leading social enterprise WebOrganic. It then covers topics like global ICT development, digital divide in Hong Kong affecting disadvantaged groups, and examples of initiatives to increase access, skills, and inclusive design and content to reduce the divide. The document advocates for digital rights and inclusion to prevent economic and social exclusion.
- Hong Kong provides free public education from kindergarten through 12 years of schooling. It has over 450 public primary schools and nearly 400 public secondary schools.
- The education system aims to develop students' biliteracy in Chinese and English and trilingualism in Cantonese, Putonghua and English.
- Hong Kong has over 15 local degree-awarding institutions, including 8 publicly-funded universities, as well as vocational education providers like the Vocational Training Council (VTC) that offer sub-degree programs. Over 100,000 students enroll in publicly-funded higher education programs each year.
Expanding Customer Base through an Increasingly Interconnected EconomyJeff Ng
?
Analysts are predicting a continual shift to online commerce, while the consumer confidence is declining amidst global trade and stock. Competition has never been tougher. A silver lining is the HKSAR and HKMA's drive to leverage technology - Open API for Banking, Virtual Banking, IoT, AI - which will create an Interconnected and shared Data economy. The session speaker will discuss (1) how these (seemingly finance) initiatives will actually impact the cross industries, what it means to the customers and to the Retail business, across the local, Greater Bay Area, mainland and global consumer markets; and (2) in today’s world of ever-expanding interconnectivity, what Enterprises can do today to get on the wagon - if not already- to develop a new business model in today’s digital economy, while preserving security.
https://live.insideretail.hk/retail-marketing-class-2/
1. The WebOrganic Mentorship Programme 2015-16 outlines a schedule of activities and responsibilities for mentors to guide underprivileged youth in developing digital portfolios and broadening their learning horizons through online resources.
2. The schedule includes mentor trainings in September, a kick-off ceremony in October, and at least 4 meetings between mentors and mentees from October to December to complete the youth's e-portfolios.
3. Mentors are responsible for attending trainings, organizing meetings with mentees, learning about challenges faced by underprivileged youth, and encouraging them to use online learning platforms. Community partners will provide at least 2 follow-ups to mentors.
The document discusses the Mentorship for Active Internet Learning (MAIL) project supported by an IBM Centennial Grant. The project aims to provide mentorship and internet access to 1,000 low-income students in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong. IBM volunteers helped obtain software licenses and provided skills and knowledge. The project seeks additional volunteers and core team members to help expand mentorship opportunities and contribute to addressing social issues in the community.
The document is from the Internet Learning Resource Centre (ILRC) and contains their copyright notice. It discusses a teacher from Caritas school named Mr. Andy Lee and mentions small group discussions. It also contains sections on playlist management, learning activities, tracking, and assessment as well as initials that possibly stand for parents, teachers, and assessment.
WebOrganic Sharing on Digital Inclusion at Wofoo Leaders’ NetworkJeff Ng
?
This document discusses creating a digitally inclusive city and tackling digital divide. It provides background on Tony Lee and his experience leading social enterprise WebOrganic. It then covers topics like global ICT development, digital divide in Hong Kong affecting disadvantaged groups, and examples of initiatives to increase access, skills, and inclusive design and content to reduce the divide. The document advocates for digital rights and inclusion to prevent economic and social exclusion.
- Hong Kong provides free public education from kindergarten through 12 years of schooling. It has over 450 public primary schools and nearly 400 public secondary schools.
- The education system aims to develop students' biliteracy in Chinese and English and trilingualism in Cantonese, Putonghua and English.
- Hong Kong has over 15 local degree-awarding institutions, including 8 publicly-funded universities, as well as vocational education providers like the Vocational Training Council (VTC) that offer sub-degree programs. Over 100,000 students enroll in publicly-funded higher education programs each year.