On the necessary re-design of security controls. To provide guiding rails to keep only those that sway too far out, instead of slamming everyone into compliance with too-tight rails.
This document outlines tasks for a film studies campaign project. Students are asked to find film campaigns from Hollywood, Bollywood and British films, analyze how the films are promoted, and watch trailers for three horror movies to identify trailer conventions and film theorists' views on horror trailers. They are to meet with their group to prepare a presentation on film theory and must complete theoretical research by the following day.
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1) The document discusses the future of risk management and outlines some issues with current approaches.
2) Regulations like Basel II aimed to improve risk management but ended up creating large compliance overhead without meaningfully addressing operational risks.
3) Guidance can go wrong when it is poorly understood, implemented as directives rather than suggestions, and lacks clarity around definitions, classifications and how to apply results. This led to formal compliance without better risk management.
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How we exclude people from information security (design) which takes away the overwhelmingly biggest threat-AND-vulnerability; how we need to ditch the top-down compliance approach, and how to do security bottom-up. KISS.
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Short talk I gave to new graduate students at Webster University, Leiden on key success factors for being a graduate student there - emphasizing cross-cultural skills and ethical decision making.
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The document discusses the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality assessment tool. It explains the four dichotomies used in MBTI - Attitude (Extroversion vs Introversion), Perceiving (Sensing vs Intuition), Judging (Thinking vs Feeling), and Lifestyle (Judging vs Perceiving). For each dichotomy, it provides descriptions of the preferences and tips on how to interact with someone of that preference. The document also includes descriptions of the 16 personality types that result from the combinations of the four dichotomies.
This is a short version of my seminar on cultural challenges when working with IT outsourcing between Scandinavia and India. It discusses different constructs which can help to understand cultural differences but does not suggest stereotyping cultures since every culture is far more heterogeneous than our generalizations. Nevertheless we need generalizations to understand so these can be used as a start. The seminar is normally delivered with a number of anecdotes and suggestions for how to avoid specific challenges.
The document discusses understanding human behavior and different color styles or types of people. It provides descriptions of characteristics associated with different colors - RED, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE - and how understanding these can help avoid conflicts. The document includes activities to help readers understand their own behaviors and recognize behaviors in others. It emphasizes that self-awareness and understanding differences in others can help modern leaders deal effectively with different types of people.
This document provides an overview of the DISC behavioral assessment tool. It begins with an agenda for a workshop on DISC that will cover introductions, a DISC overview, behavioral styles, DISC profiles, and applications to sales. It then discusses what participants can learn, including about themselves and others. The document defines what DISC is and is not, specifically that it is about observable behaviors and not about intelligence, values, skills or education. It provides histories of behavioral observation and the development of DISC. It then gives descriptions of each of the four main behavioral styles - D (Dominant), I (Influencing), S (Steady), and C (Conscientious) - including their tendencies, motivations
This document discusses polarity thinking and managing impossible situations. It introduces polarity mapping as a practical tool for mapping and managing polarities to better solve problems. Polarities refer to interdependent pairs of values, such as centralization and decentralization, that tend to be viewed through an "either-or" lens but are best managed through a "both-and" approach. Leveraging both sides of a polarity can help accelerate change while avoiding unintended consequences. All polarities share predictable dynamics and behind every problem lies one or more underlying polarity.
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The document provides guidance on using media theory and theorists in coursework for a media studies course. It lists several relevant theorists grouped by area (genre, narrative, representation, audience, media language) and briefly summarizes some of their key ideas. It emphasizes that students do not need to deeply explain theories, but should be able to apply and discuss how useful theories are for understanding their own work or case studies. Examples are given of how to properly cite and reference theorists in assignments.
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Mark Smith discusses how to build diverse and inclusive software communities. He explains that Dreamwidth Studios has been successful in attracting a diverse group of contributors, 70% of whom identify as female and 50% are new to programming, by prioritizing people over code. Typical open source projects can lack support for new contributors and tolerance for problematic behaviors. Smith advocates for creating a culture of respect, encouragement, and forgiveness to attract a more diverse group of contributors and foster a healthier community.
My slightly modified slides for a webinar I delivered March 21, 2015 for the "Global Connectivity Research Institute" related to the question: "What are Deep Strategic Thinking" and Leadership, and how to teach them.
The video of the webinar is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKNSu3kgg8U
-- Sign up for future GCRI Webinars at http://ThinkingStrategically.net
-- Podcasts are also available for download.
Jon Hildebrand gives a non-technical talk about the cultural aspects of DevOps. He discusses that culture is immensely important for DevOps initiatives and that changing behaviors is key to establishing a new culture. Some cultural aspects highlighted include moving from a blame culture to one of learning from failures through practices like blameless post-mortems. He also emphasizes balancing the "golden triangle" of development, operations, and security through collaboration and shared responsibilities between teams.
The problem with unexpected consequences is that they are unexpected. The time of "move fast and break things" is over, as we have broken everything from hearts to democracy.
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Its Complicated Designing in The Age Of Emergence (by Christina Wodtke at ...Northern User Experience
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Its Complicated Designing in The Age Of Emergence
際際滷s from the NUX7 talk by Christina Wodtke, Friday 19th October 2018.
2018.nuxconf.uk / nuxuk.org
Synopsis
The problem with unexpected consequences is that they are unexpected. The time of move fast and break things is over, as we have broken everything from hearts to democracy.
Its time for designers, along with their partners engineers and business to embrace a new long term approach to bringing change into the world, that focuses less on disruption and more on evolution. In this talk, Christina will explore various approaches to designing more robust and compassionate change.
This document discusses issues with traditional scientific peer review and publishing. It notes that peer review was originally intended as an internal selection tool for journal editors, and only later involved external reviewers. It questions whether peer review adequately checks data integrity. It also discusses issues like peer review being used tactically to delay publication, the outsourcing of peer review work, and journals preferring simplistic yet sensational studies. The document advocates for open preprinting of studies to make results more accessible and transparent.
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This document provides an overview of the DISC behavioral assessment tool. It begins with an agenda for a workshop on DISC that will cover introductions, a DISC overview, behavioral styles, DISC profiles, and applications to sales. It then discusses what participants can learn, including about themselves and others. The document defines what DISC is and is not, specifically that it is about observable behaviors and not about intelligence, values, skills or education. It provides histories of behavioral observation and the development of DISC. It then gives descriptions of each of the four main behavioral styles - D (Dominant), I (Influencing), S (Steady), and C (Conscientious) - including their tendencies, motivations
This document discusses polarity thinking and managing impossible situations. It introduces polarity mapping as a practical tool for mapping and managing polarities to better solve problems. Polarities refer to interdependent pairs of values, such as centralization and decentralization, that tend to be viewed through an "either-or" lens but are best managed through a "both-and" approach. Leveraging both sides of a polarity can help accelerate change while avoiding unintended consequences. All polarities share predictable dynamics and behind every problem lies one or more underlying polarity.
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This document discusses creativity from several perspectives including the creative person, process, product, and environment. It describes characteristics of creative individuals such as fluency, flexibility, and risk-taking. The creative process is explained as involving preparation, incubation, illumination, and verification. A creative product must be novel, meaningful, useful, and aesthetic. The creative environment should be stimulating, protective, and respect diverse ideas. Blocks to creativity like fear and conformity are also examined. Different learning and thinking styles are presented, as well as techniques to stimulate creativity like random word associations and morphological analysis.
The document provides guidance on using media theory and theorists in coursework for a media studies course. It lists several relevant theorists grouped by area (genre, narrative, representation, audience, media language) and briefly summarizes some of their key ideas. It emphasizes that students do not need to deeply explain theories, but should be able to apply and discuss how useful theories are for understanding their own work or case studies. Examples are given of how to properly cite and reference theorists in assignments.
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Mark Smith discusses how to build diverse and inclusive software communities. He explains that Dreamwidth Studios has been successful in attracting a diverse group of contributors, 70% of whom identify as female and 50% are new to programming, by prioritizing people over code. Typical open source projects can lack support for new contributors and tolerance for problematic behaviors. Smith advocates for creating a culture of respect, encouragement, and forgiveness to attract a more diverse group of contributors and foster a healthier community.
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-- Podcasts are also available for download.
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Dogma: The problem starts at the secondary level, not with the
originator or the developer of the idea but with the people who are
attracted by it, who cling to it until their last nail breaks, and who
invariably lack the overview, flexibility, imagination, and, most
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