The document provides guidelines for government departments on outsourcing services to prevent corruption. It outlines key principles and control elements for an accountable outsourcing process, including thorough planning, clear policies and procedures, transparency, and fair contracting. It describes controls for each stage of outsourcing from pre-qualification of service providers to contract administration and performance monitoring. Departments are advised to establish policies, segregate duties, manage conflicts of interest, and incorporate checks such as competitive bidding, performance appraisals, and audits to ensure integrity and value for money.
The first session will provide an introduction/review of the five fundamental components of inbound marketing; content, search engine optimization, social media promotion, conversion and analytics.
The document discusses top trends in enterprise resource planning (ERP) initiatives for 2011. Key trends included companies performing more thorough ROI analyses before approving ERP projects given financial belt-tightening. Companies were also increasingly managing project risks and delaying or breaking up large implementations. When projects were implemented, companies focused on areas most important to their specific business and accepted packaged systems when customization wasn't a priority. Cloud computing and software as a service models were growing in popularity for ERP systems. Security of internet-accessed systems was a concern addressed through digital certificates. ERP systems were also integrating more functions beyond back-office operations.
The document summarizes a study trip to Malaysia by CfBT in June 2009. The aims of the trip were to gain an overview of the Malaysian education system, network with other teachers, look for opportunities to make international links, and gain understanding of the concept of a "global school". The itinerary included orientations by CfBT and the Ministry of Education, visits to schools, museums, markets, and landmarks like the Petronas Towers and Batu Caves. The group also attended forums and concerts during their time learning about education in Malaysia.
This document proposes ideas for a music video for Taylor Swift's song "Forever and Always" that would feature a lead female character following a romantic narrative illustrated through references to Romeo and Juliet. It suggests including a main male and female actor with boys and girls as extras, using props like a guitar, phone and photographs across settings like a bedroom, party, woods and beach to relate the country/pop genre to Taylor Swift's past videos focusing on love themes.