A few nice business process images I found:
Launch form for process instance
Image by sandy kemsley
Skelta BPM.NET
Web service embedded in process map as task
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Skelta BPM.NET
Aucun message portant le libellé Launch. Afficher tous les messages
Aucun message portant le libellé Launch. Afficher tous les messages
Launch form for process instance
Apprenticeship report launch at Bridgend College / Lansiad adroddiad prentisiaethau yng Ngholeg Pen-y-bont
Some cool business reports images:
Apprenticeship report launch at Bridgend College / Lansiad adroddiad prentisiaethau yng Ngholeg Pen-y-bont
Image by National Assembly For Wales / Cynulliad Cymru
Apprenticeship report launch at Bridgend College / Lansiad adroddiad prentisiaethau yng Ngholeg Pen-y-bont
Image by National Assembly For Wales / Cynulliad Cymru
Apprenticeship report launch at Bridgend College / Lansiad adroddiad prentisiaethau yng Ngholeg Pen-y-bont
Image by National Assembly For Wales / Cynulliad Cymru
How To Launch a Citizen Journalism Website - The Ten Spot
A few nice business listings images I found:
How To Launch a Citizen Journalism Website - The Ten Spot
Image by LevelTen_Colin
Licensed under a creative commons share-alike. Use freely but give attribution to LevelTen Interactive and link to www.leveltendesign.com
This week's podcast is all about how to launch a citizen journalism website that actually gets read. Joining us this week are the creators of In This Economy, I Live in Dallas, and Five O'Clock Dallas. During the podcast, they all share their experiences, from the inspiration behind launching the sites, to the tools used for marketing and promotion, and even some unexpected results.
About In-This-Economy.com:
www.in-this-economy.com is a blog designed to take the ridiculousness of the economy and spin it into something that can entertain and even distract folks from their problems for a while. We cover everything from national news to free stuff to completely random Internet finds. We rant and rave about the economy, and when we’re not crying we’re laughing. ITE’s co-creators are art director Rondo Estrello (@rondostar) and copywriters Rachel Pinn (@rachcreative) and Derek Rundgren (@drocolate). Our other contributors include Stephanie Berlin (@sberlin), Logan Finklestein and Zack McLain (@SurlyZ). We’re also (clearly) passionate social media advocates. Follow ITE on Twitter at @inthiseconomy.
About FiveO'ClockDallas.com
Five O'Clock Dallas is a community website for Dallas bars and happy hour listings, that tries to take the work out of the after work drink. Five O'Clock Dallas goes beyond simple bar and happy hour listings by providing video reviews, news, events, and a new series called Happy Hour at Home. Five O'Clock Dallas focuses on showing people that it's possible to have some classy fun in Dallas without breaking your budget. The website was founded at the end of 2008 when co-creators Colin Alsheimer (@levelten_colin and Alyssa Gardina (@agardina couldn't find a good resource online for finding happy hours in Dallas. Five O'Clock Dallas can be found on Twitter (@dallashappyhour) and Facebook.
About ILiveInDallas.com
ILiveinDallas was launched in March 2008 to promote art and culture events in Dallas, Texas. Dallas is beginning to be recognized as a centerpiece in the US for hosting world-renowned artists, intellectuals, musicians and activists in the city. With many resources in the Dallas area for like events, ILiveinDallas stands out to be the go-to calendar for young thinking professionals interested in the ideas and culture of many. The goal is to get people out of their house and experience the world, without having to pay for the ticket around the world. The Creator of ILiveinDallas, Jennifer Conley, is an advocate for local arts and education. She believes the Arts promote creative and expansive growth in a community, and brings the thinker out in all of us.
@iliveindallas
@jenniferconley
Licensed under a creative commons share-alike. Use freely but give attribution to LevelTen Interactive and link to www.leveltendesign.com
How To Launch a Citizen Journalism Website - The Ten Spot
Image by LevelTen_Colin
Licensed under a creative commons share-alike. Use freely but give attribution to LevelTen Interactive and link to www.leveltendesign.com
This week's podcast is all about how to launch a citizen journalism website that actually gets read. Joining us this week are the creators of In This Economy, I Live in Dallas, and Five O'Clock Dallas. During the podcast, they all share their experiences, from the inspiration behind launching the sites, to the tools used for marketing and promotion, and even some unexpected results.
About In-This-Economy.com:
www.in-this-economy.com is a blog designed to take the ridiculousness of the economy and spin it into something that can entertain and even distract folks from their problems for a while. We cover everything from national news to free stuff to completely random Internet finds. We rant and rave about the economy, and when we’re not crying we’re laughing. ITE’s co-creators are art director Rondo Estrello (@rondostar) and copywriters Rachel Pinn (@rachcreative) and Derek Rundgren (@drocolate). Our other contributors include Stephanie Berlin (@sberlin), Logan Finklestein and Zack McLain (@SurlyZ). We’re also (clearly) passionate social media advocates. Follow ITE on Twitter at @inthiseconomy.
About FiveO'ClockDallas.com
Five O'Clock Dallas is a community website for Dallas bars and happy hour listings, that tries to take the work out of the after work drink. Five O'Clock Dallas goes beyond simple bar and happy hour listings by providing video reviews, news, events, and a new series called Happy Hour at Home. Five O'Clock Dallas focuses on showing people that it's possible to have some classy fun in Dallas without breaking your budget. The website was founded at the end of 2008 when co-creators Colin Alsheimer (@levelten_colin and Alyssa Gardina (@agardina couldn't find a good resource online for finding happy hours in Dallas. Five O'Clock Dallas can be found on Twitter (@dallashappyhour) and Facebook.
About ILiveInDallas.com
ILiveinDallas was launched in March 2008 to promote art and culture events in Dallas, Texas. Dallas is beginning to be recognized as a centerpiece in the US for hosting world-renowned artists, intellectuals, musicians and activists in the city. With many resources in the Dallas area for like events, ILiveinDallas stands out to be the go-to calendar for young thinking professionals interested in the ideas and culture of many. The goal is to get people out of their house and experience the world, without having to pay for the ticket around the world. The Creator of ILiveinDallas, Jennifer Conley, is an advocate for local arts and education. She believes the Arts promote creative and expansive growth in a community, and brings the thinker out in all of us.
@iliveindallas
@jenniferconley
Licensed under a creative commons share-alike. Use freely but give attribution to LevelTen Interactive and link to www.leveltendesign.com
Women's Business Council launch at the London Stock Exchange
A few nice business reports images I found:
Women's Business Council launch at the London Stock Exchange
Image by The Department for Culture, Media and Sport
Read the Women's Business Council report at womensbusinesscouncil.dcms.gov.uk
Alison McMillan (IOP VP Membership and Business) and Stephen Timms (MP for East Ham)
Image by The Institute of Physics
COPYRIGHT Mark Earthy
www.earthyphotography.co.uk
Business Minister Mark Prisk signs the 'Pledge' board at the 'Make it in Great Britain' launch
A few nice business first images I found:
Business Minister Mark Prisk signs the 'Pledge' board at the 'Make it in Great Britain' launch
Image by bisgovuk
Captains of industry from world leading UK companies are backing a new Government campaign to highlight the best of modern British manufacturing at an exhibition during the Olympic Games.
Business Secretary Vince Cable and Business Minister Mark Prisk have today formally launched the Make it in Great Britain campaign, which aims to transform outdated views of UK manufacturing and dispel the myth that Britain ‘doesn’t make anything anymore’.
Senior traders such as Joe Greenwell from Ford of Britain, William Butler-Adams from Brompton Bicycles and Michael Ryan from Bombardier Aerospace are behind the campaign. They will act as the first ‘industry champions’ taking formal roles as part of the campaign and supporting its work.
The exhibition will take place at the Science Museum and will run from 24 July to 9 September 2012. The campaign builds on the already successful See Inside Manufacturing initiative and will celebrate the successes of the manufacturing sector and encourage young people to consider a career in the industry. There will also be a specific element, the Make it in Great Britain Challenge, focusing on new innovations yet to be brought to the market.
Continental / United Business First Flat bed Seat
Image by garybembridge
