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April Fools' Day Special
In recognition of April Fools' Day, we asked some recent guests about foolish things they've seen in business. Here's what they said.
Tags: Guest, Recognition, April Fools' Day, Business
Videos 2008-03-31
Establishing an E-learning Program
E-learning is flexible, cost-effective, and measurable. Obviously, online “classrooms” can accommodate far more people than traditional ones; and usually, it’s much faster and far more convenient—not to mention free from ringing bells at the end of class! Perhaps that explains why the global e-learning marketplace, now worth over $25 billion,...
Tags: E-learning, Enterprise Software, E-learning Marketplace, E-learning World, Recognition, E-learning Technology, Software, BNET Editorial
Articles 2007-11-28
Simple Mathematical Model for Recognition and Visualization of Atrial Enlargement Using the DECARTO Technique
For diagnostic recognition of the atrial enlargement with the use of a corrected orthogonal lead system, a simple mathematical model is proposed to provide visualization of the electrophysiological and anatomical characteristics of the heart atria. The atrial depolarization process is depicted in the form of a map on spherical surface...
Tags: Recognition, Visualization, Productivity, Construction
White papers 2005-06-13
The Secrets of Successful Idea People
As important as the continual search for new concepts is to a company, the task of helping those ideas gain traction is just as critical. Everyone who has seen a corporate change initiative whither on the vine knows that there is often a yawning gap between brilliant new ideas and...
Tags: Harvard Knowledgebase, Recognition, Network Technology, Aerospace & Defense, Networking, Manufacturing
White papers 2003-07-28
Strategies for Winning Recognition: Building a Visible, Viable, and Valuable Documentation Team
Technical communicators are well aware that their skills are often unappreciated by those outside their profession. Dilbert's Tina, the tech writer, is more fact than fiction. Misperceptions of one's role can lead to demoralization in the ranks, lack of initiative, and high turnover. Technical writing teams can improve their standing...
Tags: Team, Recognition, Dilbert, Team Management, Strategy, Management
White papers 2003-05-02
Simple Recognition and Celebration: Simple Things To Do Now
Does employee recognition and celebration belong in your company total reward formula? If you consider the fact that a Conference Board report indicates that some 60% of companies use programs similar to 'employee of the month', it would appear these programs are relied upon as part of existing reward programs....
Tags: Investment, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Finance, Recognition, Corporate Governance
White papers 2003-04-12
How to Harness the Power of Praise
Some managers claim the best way to motivate staff is through the wallet: increase pay, raise allowances, give more cash incentives. But while money is certainly useful, it is not the only key to human motivation. Sincere recognition can mean a lot more to staff than just another dollar in...
Tags: Appraisal, Recognition, Morale, Professional Development, Career
White papers 2003-01-01
Connect Or Die Sooner: Facing The Year With A Willingness To Reach Out More
It is important to recognize people’s efforts. Every person wants to be seen, acknowledged, and known. Researches suggest that recognition opens up numerous possibilities for being truly known, being cared for, and brings people closer. Acknowledging one’s efforts induces motivation and encourages people to work in more appropriate manner. Recognition...
Tags: Recognition, Leadership, Management
White papers 2003-01-01
Employee Recognition
This article outlines the role of recognition in performance-oriented companies and provides a step-by-step guide to implementing a recognition program. It highlights the latest research on the subject and describes other helpful resources. Performance-oriented companies seek to mobilize all employees and stakeholders, notably dealers and distributors, toward clear business objectives...
Tags: Performance, Recognition, Performance Management, Sales Strategy, Product Marketing, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Sales, Marketing
White papers 2003-01-01
Discriminant Filters for Object Recognition
This white paper presents a technique for using training data to design image filters for appearance-based object recognition to use many sets of filters and take linear combinations of their outputs rather than scanning the image with a single set of filters and using the results to test for the...
Tags: Carnegie-Mellon University, Training, Recognition, Workforce Management, Productivity, Human Resources
White papers 2002-03-04
Just-In-Time Employee Motivation
Employees respond best to informal and timely recognition of their efforts. Therefore, a manager who allows special moments to go unnoticed is missing prime opportunities to motivate their employees. The article gives some employee recognition ideas that are simple, easy to utilize, and provide targeted recognition.
Tags: Employee, Motivation, JIT, Recognition, Quality, Leadership, Business Operations, Management
White papers 2002-01-01
Recognize, Reward, Retain
If we simplify your responsibilities as manager, you have two primary roles in the organization: (1) managing the business and (2) managing the people. The Three R's are the most important and basic aspects of managing your people. Some of the results you'll get from correctly recognizing, rewarding, and retaining...
Tags: Recognition
White papers 1999-01-01
Dump The Cash, Load On The Praise
In a recent national survey conducted by Robert Half International, a staffing and recruitment firm based in Menlo Park, California, limited praise and recognition was ranked as the primary reason why employees leave their jobs today ahead of compensation, limited authority and personality conflicts. Second was a letter of praise...
Tags: Compensation, Employee, Performance, Recognition, Performance Management, Benefits, Human Resources, Workforce Management
White papers 1996-12-01
Linking Rewards and Recognition With Succession Management
Succession management has three core aspects: Governance Issues, Operational Issues and Individual Issues. Organizations have focused primarily on pay as the main retention motivator. Top quartile base salaries, retention bonuses and stock-based plans have all been utilized in an effort to reinforce the message that the individual is valued. Many...
Tags: HR.com, Recognition, Succession Management, Workforce Management, Benefits, Human Resources
White papers
How You Can Encourage Employee Recognition
Employee recognition is the timely, informal or formal acknowledgement of a person's or team's behavior, effort or business result that supports the organization's goals and values, and which has clearly been beyond normal expectations. Despite the unquestioned benefits arising from employee recognition, one of the mysteries of the workplace is...
Tags: Productivity, Team Management, Recruitment & Selection, Benefits, Management, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Employee Recognition, Recognition
White papers
Making Creative Use of Employee Recognition Programs
Every employee has a need for praise and recognition, and the more often they get it the better. Supervisors are in the best position to give recognition, but few do it often enough - or creatively enough. Government agency award programs seem to do little to drive the performance of...
Tags: Agency, Recognition, Advertising & Promotion, Workforce Management, Marketing, Human Resources
White papers

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Robust speech recognition using fusion techniques and adaptive filtering
INTRODUCTION Speech Recognition SR is a technique aimed at converting a speaker's spoken utterance into a text string or other applications. SR is still far from a solved problem. It is quoted that the best reported word-error rates on English broadcast news and conversational telephone speech are 10...
Articles 2009-02-01
Efficient processing for binary submatrix matching
INTRODUCTION The importance of matrices comes from their wide range of applications in various areas such as image processing, geographic information systems, speech recognition, document classification, and bioengineering (1), (6), (12). Operations on matrices are at the heart of scientific computing. Efficient algorithms for working with matrices are...
Articles 2009-01-01
Back at the crossroads: the slippery fish of Australian retirement income policy
Introduction To obviate the financial losses that would otherwise accompany leaving work in old age, most countries have developed retirement income systems. These systems employ a limited range of governmental, quasi-governmental and private mechanisms which, through institutionalizing 'stable' sources of income support in later life, seek to protect...
Articles 2008-12-22
Community outreach through corporate social responsibility: corporate social responsibility is the continuing commitment by business to behave ethically and contribute to economic development while improving the quality of life of their stakeholders and society at large. The Young Expedition Project may be one way for companies to achieve this
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] CORPORATE social responsibility CSR is a concept that frequently overlaps with similar approaches such as corporate sustainability, corporate sustainable development, corporate responsibility, and corporate citizenship. While CSR does not have a universal definition, many see it as the private sector's way of integrating the economic, social,...
Articles 2008-12-01
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