is being presented by Marcela Jenney, Marketing and Branding Strategist, with Latitudes and airs on Thursday, July 8th, 2010. For more details or to register for this event, please visit our site at www.fxconferences.com
Google has evolved from a brand name into a verb. Google provides its users with the most relevant and useful information, including facts about you, your expertise, your business, and personal life. When potential employers, clients, and leads are interested in you or your business, they use Google to check you out. In a 2009 study on online reputation commissioned by Microsoft, which includes data not just from the U.S. but also from the U.K., Germany, and France, 79% of U.S. hiring managers and job recruiters surveyed said they reviewed online information about job applicants. Most of those surveyed said that what they found online influenced their selection criteria.
As a professional, you are being “watched” online. Therefore, you must protect that online presence that is influencing the decision-making process of your stakeholders. In this presentation you will learn tips, techniques and methods you can use to manage your online reputation, like diagnosing your online presence, monitoring your name, and utilizing tools for identity management.
Friday, June 11, 2010
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Localization Tools for eLearning: Articulate, Flash and Captivate
is being presented by Xavier Marchand, COO, of JBI Studios and airs on Wednesday, July 7th, 2010. For more details or to register please visit our site at www.fxconferences.com
Corporate training departments can choose between a variety of tools to develop internal elearning courses, each with their pros and cons in terms of cost, versatility and learning curve. For those training a global workforce, the "localization-friendliness" of the tool can have have serious cost implications and become an important factor in the selection process. Separately, once the tool is chosen, being able to make full use of its features and capabilities can help smooth and speed up the localization process.
In this presentation our speaker, Xavier Marchand of JBI Studios, discusses three of the most popular elearning tools – Articulate, Captivate, and Flash – examining the relative strengths and weaknesses of each from a localization perspective.
Corporate training departments can choose between a variety of tools to develop internal elearning courses, each with their pros and cons in terms of cost, versatility and learning curve. For those training a global workforce, the "localization-friendliness" of the tool can have have serious cost implications and become an important factor in the selection process. Separately, once the tool is chosen, being able to make full use of its features and capabilities can help smooth and speed up the localization process.
In this presentation our speaker, Xavier Marchand of JBI Studios, discusses three of the most popular elearning tools – Articulate, Captivate, and Flash – examining the relative strengths and weaknesses of each from a localization perspective.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
EU Regulatory and CMC/Quality Requirements for Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products
is being presented by Dr. Elliot Lawrence, Associate Director of Regulatory Affairs , with ERA Consulting (UK) Ltd. and airs on Tuesday, July 13th, 2010. For more details or to register for this event, please visit our site at www.fxconferences.com
Advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs) are medicinal products for human use based on gene therapy, somatic cell therapy or tissue engineering. They potentially offer new treatments for diseases and injuries of the human body. The European regulatory framework regarding ATMPs has recently changed to help facilitate free movement of ATMPs within the EU and patient access to these products, and also to foster the competitiveness of European pharmaceutical companies in the field.
This audio conference details the relevant EU regulations, regulatory procedures, and guidelines applicable to ATMPs since the changes in legislation. The speaker also discusses how the changes in the regulatory framework impact the development of an ATMP in terms of the CMC/quality requirements.
Advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs) are medicinal products for human use based on gene therapy, somatic cell therapy or tissue engineering. They potentially offer new treatments for diseases and injuries of the human body. The European regulatory framework regarding ATMPs has recently changed to help facilitate free movement of ATMPs within the EU and patient access to these products, and also to foster the competitiveness of European pharmaceutical companies in the field.
This audio conference details the relevant EU regulations, regulatory procedures, and guidelines applicable to ATMPs since the changes in legislation. The speaker also discusses how the changes in the regulatory framework impact the development of an ATMP in terms of the CMC/quality requirements.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Beyond Using SharePoint to Manage Regulatory Documents
is being presented by John Postle & Kent Fernald, Vice President, Life Sciences & Development Manager / CTO, with Court Square Group and airs on Thursday, July 8th, 2010. For more details or to register, please visit our site at www.fxconferences.com
Pharmaceutical and biotech companies have been facing increasing demands to improve their organizational effectiveness through information sharing and collaboration. At the same time, there is an important need for a controlled document management system that is compliant with FDA regulations. In this conference, our speakers not only look at the steps that have been successful for designing, configuring, and implementing Microsoft SharePoint within the confines of a regulated environment, but also review organizational collaboration features (wikis and blogs) and document workflows that organizations are using.
Speakers John Postle and Kent Fernald explain how to achieve ongoing compliance through the use of SharePoint as a validated application in a qualified environment. They also present real-life examples of several regulatory compliant business applications that have been developed using the SharePoint platform.
Pharmaceutical and biotech companies have been facing increasing demands to improve their organizational effectiveness through information sharing and collaboration. At the same time, there is an important need for a controlled document management system that is compliant with FDA regulations. In this conference, our speakers not only look at the steps that have been successful for designing, configuring, and implementing Microsoft SharePoint within the confines of a regulated environment, but also review organizational collaboration features (wikis and blogs) and document workflows that organizations are using.
Speakers John Postle and Kent Fernald explain how to achieve ongoing compliance through the use of SharePoint as a validated application in a qualified environment. They also present real-life examples of several regulatory compliant business applications that have been developed using the SharePoint platform.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Introduction to Software Localization
is being presented by Sandra La Brasca, Solutions Development Director, with ForeignExchange Translations and airs on Tuesday, July 6th, 2010. For more details or to register for this event, please visit our website at www.fxconferences.com
Forethought and planning is beneficial with any translation or localization project. With software localization, it becomes paramount. This presentation focuses on the importance of proper preparation before launching any software localization project. The speaker provides concrete examples of the issues that can arise in the absence of adequate planning – issues related to terminology, tools to be used and technical considerations such as proper software internationalization. Additionally, the presentation outlines the steps involved in localization from translation through final testing, and discusses the ROI of proper preparation, showing the costs incurred for internationalization versus fixing internationalization bugs later in the development process.
Forethought and planning is beneficial with any translation or localization project. With software localization, it becomes paramount. This presentation focuses on the importance of proper preparation before launching any software localization project. The speaker provides concrete examples of the issues that can arise in the absence of adequate planning – issues related to terminology, tools to be used and technical considerations such as proper software internationalization. Additionally, the presentation outlines the steps involved in localization from translation through final testing, and discusses the ROI of proper preparation, showing the costs incurred for internationalization versus fixing internationalization bugs later in the development process.
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