'Best practices' diaporamas de présentation

2002 SDC/BIDC ANNUAL CONFERENCE Geography Update October 17, 2002 Topics Update on Geographic Products Boundary and Annexation Survey Update on MAF/TIGER Modernization Census 2000 Geographic Products TIGER/Line ® Files – Census 2000 Based Redistricting Census 2000 TIGER/Line ® Files

Preventing The Spread of Swine Flu Background Information, Recommended Best Practices and Role of JohnsonDiversey Products What is Swine Flu? It’s an Influenza A Virus…

PPT Notes will be available at www.achievetexas.org , under Implementation. AchieveTexas and Texas Tech Prep: A True Partnership Karen L. Alexander, karen.alexander@ttu.edu Texas Tech University October 2008 Lone Star State Snapshot… Quarter of a million square miles (261,797 sq miles).

Achieving National Preparedness. National Governors Association Center for Best Practices. Partnerships between Public agencies and academia: Building CONNECTIVITY To advance PREPAREDNESS. LEONARD J. MARCUS, Ph.D. Harvard Center for Public Health Preparedness

Global Tax Advisory Services FICCI U.S. – India Business Summit November 29-30, 2006 Doing Business with India – Tax & Accounting Aspects Gaurav Taneja Ernst & Young India Overview of Tax Regime Worldwide system of taxation for resident companies

OMAC MSMUG: Working Together for a Better Future ISA Expo 2006 Houston October 2006 Agenda What is MsMUG? What does MSMUG do? Why MsMUG? Who is MsMUG? How can I become part of MsMUG? MsMUG Microsoft Manufacturing User’s Group

HSS Green Chemical Management and DOE O 450.1A Where We Are . . . Where We Want to Be Office of Health, Safety and Security Jane Powers Office of Environmental Policy and Assistance, HS-22 Joint EFCOG/DOE Chemical Safety and Lifecycle Management Workshop March 10-12, 2009 HSS

Comprehensive Education Plan Implementation of: Career Preparation Education Modern & Classical Languages Visual & Performing Arts Purpose:

Setting Up Group Accounts Overview Introduction to Groups Planning a Group Strategy Creating Local and Global Groups Implementing Built-in Groups Best Practices Permissions Global Group “Sales” Local Group “Resources” Resources 3 Introduction to Groups

Seatrade Cruise Shipping Convention 2000 Miami, March 7-11 Session VII: The Regulatory Environment ” Safety of cruise vessels - quo vadis?” Presented by Tor-Chr. Mathiesen, Dr.Ing. Senior Vice President Introduction Reduce risk Safe navigation Fire - effective measures

The Health of Manhattan and New York City Thomas R. Frieden, M.D., M.P.H. Commissioner, New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene April 24, 2002 Community Health Survey First ever NYC health survey 10,000 New Yorkers interviewed on health status and lifestyle

Durham and Duke: A Story of Community Engagement J. Lloyd Michener, MD Professor and Chair Department of Community and Family Medicine Director, Duke Center for Community Research Duke University School of Medicine National Advisory Research Resources Council May 14, 2008

Audio Preservation at Indiana University Digital Library Program Brown Bag Series Mike Casey -Coordinator of Recording Services, Archives of Traditional Music Jon Dunn -Associate Director for Technology, Digital Library Program, and Senior Technology Advisor, Indiana University Libraries

Credit Card Processing in SAP Robert Pulaski – Sr. Manager/Architect Learning Points Why automate credit card processing? A basic understanding of credit card processing An overview of the process and related accounting for credit card processing in SAP

Catastrophic Sports and Recreation Injuries in Ontario 1986-1995 Objectives After this presentation, participants will: Understand the process of obtaining “comprehensive”* data on catastrophic injuries in sports Discuss the top 10 most injurious sports, from a neurotrauma perspective

Library Websites Best Practices and New Findings Joyce Valenza’s Evaluation Model “The library Web page is your second front door.” “The effective library Web page pulls together ... all of the library’s resources--print and electronic.”

ICT in Basic Education Where are we? A. Scope of I CT Use in Basic Education B. Manner of Introduction of ICT in Schools and Non-Formal Education C. Connectivity How do we get to where we want to be? A. Policies on the Use of ICT in Basic Education B. Programs and Projects

Chapter 18: Introduction to Assurance Overview Why assurance? Trust and assurance Life cycle and assurance Overview Trust Problems from lack of assurance Types of assurance Life cycle and assurance Waterfall life cycle model Other life cycle models Trust

ADOLESCENT CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS TRAINING of TRAINERS Holiday Inn, Grantville November 19-20, 2008 Training Goal :

OhioWINS prepares students for the rigors of college and workplace writing Magnitude of the problem Ohio finding solutions Professional development for teachers Positive results in the classroom The Magnitude of the Problem