freshminds

FEBRUARY 23, 2016

This easy to use kit which only takes 15 minutes to install, includes a motion sensor to monitor movement in the home, a multi sensor to know whether doors, windows or drawers are open or closed, a presence sensor to be aware of when people, pets and cars arrive or leave the home and a power outlet to control lights, electronics and appliances.

Healthcare 41

Healthcare Energy Data Pharmaceuticals 41

Harvard Business

JUNE 3, 2016

To address this problem, this retailer planned to tag products at the item level. Each item would have an RFID inlay — essentially a microchip that stores an electronic product code (EPC). It also leads to customer disappointment if items are thought to be in stock but in reality are not available.

Tools 28

Tools Construction System Retail 28

Harvard Business

OCTOBER 23, 2017

He wanted to build an electronic program for measuring depression and anxiety outcomes to systematically capture ICHOM’s Depression and Anxiety Standard Set — a set of PROs and clinical outcomes that matter most to patients. Communicating successes like these is a powerful way to bring other physicians on board.

Report 28

Report Data Survey Tools 28

The Nonprofit Consultant

MAY 11, 2006

Tags: nonprofits , nonprofit sector , reports , communications The main focus of this online report is communications and better linkages between the nonprofit sector, the media, and new technology. Here's some more food for thought from the report: "Not-for-profits are usually passionate about their work.

Nonprofit 40

Nonprofit Media Report Training 40

Harvard Business

OCTOBER 19, 2016

Similarly, Scholl Velvet Smooth Express Pedi, an electronic foot file launched in 2014, is another example of a product that consciously managed consumer’s frame of reference for pricing; the product was compared to a salon pedicure rather than a manual foot file or pumice stone.

Marketing 28

Marketing Retail Productivity Sales 28

The Nonprofit Consultant

JANUARY 22, 2007

The businesses that are more likely to enjoy this return are those that sell directly to consumers, such as retail, financial institutions, and electronics manufacturers. Tags: corporate sponsorships ethics Nonprofit fundraising. This is likely because these companies can and do advertise their giving to the general public.

Nonprofit 40

Nonprofit Ethics Advertising Retail 40

Harvard Business

JUNE 16, 2016

For example, only 6% of companies selling products with less than $100 price tags had embedded wireless sensors in their offerings. For example, Procter & Gamble has had an electronic toothbrush with wireless sensors for two years. What’s more, that percentage generally goes down the lower the price of a product.

Productivity 28

Productivity Wireless Data Survey 28

The Nonprofit Consultant

SEPTEMBER 3, 2009

Swift electronic responses urged Hazard to give the money to charity - the local food bank, since the act of kindness began in a grocery store. Start using these tools as extensions of your current campaigns and to bring in new donors who prefer electronic methods of communication and participation.

Nonprofit 40

Nonprofit Banking Advertising Tools 40

Harvard Business

JUNE 15, 2017

A decade ago, Kaiser Permanente installed the nation’s most comprehensive electronic health record (EHR). But there is no question that the price tag and the effort required to train and motivate physicians and staff were worth it. The decision was made by the health plan and medical group together.

System 32

System Training Training Data 32

Harvard Business

FEBRUARY 14, 2017

That Department of Homeland Security estimate is roughly double Trump’s price tag of $8–$12 billion ; others peg the cost much higher ). The vast majority was remitted through electronic transfer despite substantial fees charged by the leading provider, Western Union ( typically on the order of 5%–10% ).

Policies 40

Policies Construction Productivity Government 40