From Data to Business Intelligence. #DrJoseWhiteboard

This graphic shows the steps to convert data into Business Intelligence. We go from big data warehouses to do data mining and extract the pieces that we will filter, analyze and store as records in databases. 

We then organize, sort, and clean records to produce information.  We start the process of selecting useful information that we can convert into intelligence. Similar to military intelligence, we study this meaningful information to produce business intelligence for our organization. This business intelligence  allows leaders and managers to make decisions keeping the competitive advantage. Business intelligence is also useful to expand to new markets, explore new countries, and try new systems. Two important considerations are: Control Information Overload and Validate Sources. These will help to have better Data at the Base. It is called “database” for a reason. We are using this graphic and video in our courses. #DrJoseCampus

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Getting Successful with Social: Tips to Build a Digital Following — Dr. Kevin Campbell, MD

Social Media and the digital space is ubiquitous in today’s society. As consumers of media, we are constantly flooded with data—how can we best handle the influx of information, process it and engage others? Here are some of my TIPS for building a powerful digital following! Social Media use among millennials is widespread and continues […]

via Getting Successful with Social: Tips to Build a Digital Following — Dr. Kevin Campbell, MD

SWOT External Environment

SWOT External Environment used in our Global Management and Strategic Management courses.

Link: SWOT External Environment – Opportunities and Threads.

Be Prepared to Change. A Personal Leadership System Overview

This is a video with an overview of the Personal Leadership System used on this Change Management and Extreme Time Management lessons as part of a Management of Personal Systems course. Time is one thing in the world that we cannot change. Information, communications, family, friends, and work overload our time. We fill our day with activities that overwhelm our capacity to handle them. We need extreme time management and change management skills.

TED Ed Lesson Link:  http://ed.ted.com/on/6zYmrboX

Integrating blogs : Learning Edge and Global Learning News

After years of blogging in the Learning Edge we have added several media and social media networks. You can see all online educational resources via our Lepervanche Network tab (www.lepervanche.org). In order to simplify our blogs and other video resources we are updating the Learning Edge with our educational activities and using Global Learning News (www.globallearningnews.com) to report about our Global Learning Adventures.

We need fewer exams and more wilderness in education | Teacher Network | The Guardian

And evidence shows connecting with nature really works. Free play in the outdoors is good for social and emotional development, improves self-awareness, and makes children more co-operative.

Source: We need fewer exams and more wilderness in education | Teacher Network | The Guardian

On 60 Minutes, the impact of TED Talks

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On 18 minutes or less, the impact of TED Talks in life, justice, and education. TEDx and TED Ed give more opportunities to expand knowledge. #TEDKnowledge

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TED Blog

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On tonight’s episode of 60 Minutes, a segment called “TED Talks” tells the story of three TED speakers whose talks rippled out into the world, transforming their own lives as well as the lives of many people who watched. Amy Cuddy shared a deeply personal story that sparked her research into “power posing”; Bryan Stevenson used his talk to raise awareness about legal injustice; and Maysoon Zayid hopes her talk helped give disabled people a new voice.

This 60 Minutes segment was more than a year in the making. Producer Henry Schuster tells the TED Blog that the idea for the story snuck up on him and co-producer Rachael Kun Morehouse.

“If we’re thinking about doing a story on somebody, we talk to them and we try to look at video of them to see if [they] have passion. TED Talks are a great thing to look…

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