Showing posts with label Nancy Hoft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nancy Hoft. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Overcoming Cultural Barriers to Global Marketing

Jean Monnet, the founder of the European Community, once declared, "If I were again facing the challenge to integrate Europe, I would probably start with culture." Culture is the context in which things happen. Whether you develop, market, sell or purchase products for a global audience or interact with people from around the world -- even if they work in the next cubicle -- you must address the issues of culture to be effective.

How and why do the needs of people from one country differ from those in a different country? How do you assess this? In this presentation we examine definitions of culture and consider how cultural differences are expressed. We will then explore the use of tools called cultural models, review the variables that define these models of culture, and weigh their usefulness. We also discuss how to develop a customized model of culture for your particular context.

Overcoming Cultural Barriers to Global Marketing was presented by Nancy Hoft, of Nancy Hoft Consulting and is previously recorded. To learn more or download this event, please visit our site at www.fxconferences.com

Friday, September 25, 2009

An Introduction to Regulatory Writing: Creating an Effective Message

Did you ever wonder what reviewers look for in your regulatory submissions? This audio conference combines the results of two in-depth interviews regarding effective writing in regulatory submissions and with known effective writing techniques and practices. The interviews were with a previous FDA reviewer and a current reviewer for a large Notified Body. Both interviewees shared their reactions to the quality and effectiveness of the writing in the hundreds of submissions they have each reviewed.

Topics include: analyzing the audience, identifying topics, organizing the topics in a logical way, applying document design principles, establishing document management conventions, writing, and assessing the effectiveness of your writing.

An Introduction to Regulatory Writing: Creating an Effective Message was presented by Nancy Hoft, with Nancy Hoft Consulting, and is previously recorded. For more information, or to download this conference please visit our site at www.fxconferences.com

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

An Introduction to Regulatory Writing: Creating an Effective Message

Did you ever wonder what reviewers look for in your regulatory submissions? This audio conference combines the results of two in-depth interviews regarding effective writing in regulatory submissions and with known effective writing techniques and practices. The interviews were with a previous FDA reviewer and a current reviewer for a large Notified Body. Both interviewees shared their reactions to the quality and effectiveness of the writing in the hundreds of submissions they have each reviewed.

Topics include: analyzing the audience, identifying topics, organizing the topics in a logical way, applying document design principles, establishing document management conventions, writing, and assessing the effectiveness of your writing.

An Introduction to Regulatory Writing: Creating an Effective Message was presented by Nancy Hoft, of Nancy Hoft Consulting and aired 2008-07-16. For more information or to purchase a download of this event, please visit our site www.fxconferences.com

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Writing & Designing for an International Audience

Are you responsible for generating content for global markets? Are you worried that the meaning in your message might be lost or altered because of cultural differences? Culture, translation, writing, and design interweave in curious ways when preparing content for an international audience. These elements require important skills for creating global content, especially given the increasing pressure to standardize and comply with various international and internal standards.

This presentation highlights some key contradictions inherent in writing and designing for a multicultural and multilingual audience and discuss proven strategies for their resolution.

Writing & Designing for an International Audience was recorded on 2007-12-11 and it running again Oct 29th, 2008 by popular demand. For more details or to register, please visit our site www.fxconferences.com

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

An Introduction to Regulatory Writing: Creating an Effective Message

Did you ever wonder what reviewers look for in your regulatory submissions? This audio conference combines the results of two in-depth interviews regarding effective writing in regulatory submissions and with known effective writing techniques and practices. The interviews were with a previous FDA reviewer and a current reviewer for a large Notified Body. Both interviewees shared their reactions to the quality and effectiveness of the writing in the hundreds of submissions they have each reviewed.

Topics include: analyzing the audience, identifying topics, organizing the topics in a logical way, applying document design principles, establishing document management conventions, writing, and assessing the effectiveness of your writing.

An Introduction to Regulatory Writing: Creating an Effective Message is being re-broadcast on Tuesday, October 21st, and is presented by Nancy Hoft, of Nancy Hoft Consulting. For more details or to register, please visit our site at www.fxconferences.com

Monday, July 28, 2008

Writing & Designing for an International Audience

Are you responsible for generating content for global markets? Are you worried that the meaning in your message might be lost or altered because of cultural differences? Culture, translation, writing, and design interweave in curious ways when preparing content for an international audience. These elements require important skills for creating global content, especially given the increasing pressure to standardize and comply with various international and internal standards.

This presentation will highlight some key contradictions inherent in writing and designing for a multicultural and multilingual audience and discuss proven strategies for their resolution.

This event is presented by Nancy Hoft of Nancy Hoft Consulting. To learn more, please visit www.fxconferences.com.

Monday, July 7, 2008

An Introduction to Regulatory Writing: Creating an Effective Message

Did you ever wonder what reviewers look for in your regulatory submissions? This audio conference combines the results of two in-depth interviews regarding effective writing in regulatory submissions and with known effective writing techniques and practices. The interviews were with a previous FDA reviewer and a current reviewer for a large Notified Body. Both interviewees shared their reactions to the quality and effectiveness of the writing in the hundreds of submissions they have each reviewed.

Topics include: analyzing the audience, identifying topics, organizing the topics in a logical way, applying document design principles, establishing document management conventions, writing, and assessing the effectiveness of your writing.

This conference is presented by Nancy Hoft of Nancy Hoft Consulting. For more details please visit our site www.fxconferences.com

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Overcoming Cultural Barriers to Global Marketing

Jean Monnet, the founder of the European Community, once declared, "If I were again facing the challenge to integrate Europe, I would probably start with culture." Culture is the context in which things happen. Whether you develop, market, sell or purchase products for a global audience or interact with people from around the world -- even if they work in the next cubicle -- you must address the issues of culture to be effective.

How and why do the needs of people from one country differ from those in a different country? How do you assess this? In this presentation we will examine definitions of culture and consider how cultural differences are expressed. We will then explore the use of tools called cultural models, review the variables that define these models of culture, and weigh their usefulness. We will also discuss how to develop a customized model of culture for your particular context.

This audio conference is presented by Nancy Hoft of Nancy Hoft Consulting. To learn more, visit www.fxconferences.com.