Introduces Payment via Facebook and Twitter. About KLM KLM Royal Dutch Airlines was founded in 1919, making it the world’s oldest airline still operating under its original name. In 2004, Air France and KLM merged to form AIR FRANCE KLM. The merger produced the strongest European airline group based on two powerful brands and hubs – Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and Paris Charles de Gaulle.
Retaining its own identity, the group focuses on three core businesses: passenger transport, cargo and aircraft maintenance. In the Netherlands, KLM comprises the core of the KLM Group, which further includes KLM Cityhopper, transavia.com and Martinair. KLM serves all its destinations using a modern fleet and employs over 33,000 people around the world.
KLM is a leader in the airline industry, offering reliable operations and customer-oriented products resulting from its policy of enthusiasm and sustainable innovation. KLM is a member of the global SkyTeam airline alliance, offering customers an extensive worldwide network. Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg Tops Glassdoor’s List Of 50 Highest-Rated CEOs. Facebook Co-Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg is No. 1 — at least according to Glassdoor, as the social jobs and career community released its list of the 50 highest-rated CEOs, as voted on by employees, and the leader of the social network led the pack. Zuckerberg earned an approval rate of 99 percent, up 14 percent from last year’s survey, and Glassdoor offered the following quote from a Facebook employee based at the social network’s headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., as testimony: An open community from Zuck on down.
Mutual trust companywide and sense of community and drive, instilled by our CEO, who we all truly respect. The rest of the top five CEOs were: Bill McDermott and Jim Hagemann Snabe, co-CEOs, SAP, 99 percent.Dominic Barton, McKinsey & Co., 97 percent.Jim Turley, Ernst & Young, 96 percent.John E. Other notables from companies related to Facebook on Glassdoor’s list included: Glassdoor Co-Founder and CEO Robert Hohman said: Facebook | The Things That Connect Us. New Facebook Timeline for Brand Pages Lose Landing Tabs. Facebook Timeline Brand Pages Are Here [PICS] With Facebook Timeline's takeover of personal profiles complete, the social networking giant is unleashing its latest greatest invention upon brand Pages, too.
Facebook announced on Wednesday morning that Timeline is now live for the first time for some organizations that use Pages. Mashable got the lowdown on what brands can expect in a briefing at the company's Menlo Park headquarters earlier this week. Much like with profiles, the new platform has the potential for real design beauty, but with the added bonus of multiple publicly-known storylines and angles to draw from.
The cover photo can be especially powerful for its ability to display logos, products or personalities. The timeline itself showcases brands' unique stories and identities. Facebook is also introducing some handy new admin capabilities, including the ability to sticky selected pieces of content for seven days. "Organizations have identities too," he said earlier this week. Facebook Pages for brands are getting a Timeline-flavored overhaul. We’re loving the new Facebook Timeline features for personal profiles, and those features (and a few more) are now launching for brand-focused Pages, too.
At Facebook’s headquarters Tuesday, we got a sneak peek of the new Pages, and the new designs amount to a lot more than just a facelift. These Pages are full of features that any social-media manager for an organization will love. Yes, Pages are getting those big, glossy cover photos and full-width media highlights. But Page admins are also getting messaging capabilities (a first for businesses on Facebook), an all-new dashboard for analytics, and a friends-focused approach to growing an audience. Timeline recently launched as a new way for people to curate and design their personal profiles, but as Facebook’s designers and developers see it, corporations and other organizations are people, too.
Looking through the eyes of friendship “You can very quickly see what your friends think about the organization,” Rajaram continued. Timeline for Facebook pages: a complete overview of new features. Facebook today unveils Timeline for pages — a combination of design elements and moderation features that give organizations the controls they need to maintain an effective presence on the social network. The redesign, the largest for pages since February 2011, creates a more unified look and feel for the site after profiles and groups were updated earlier this year. Page owners will have a 30-day window in which to redesign their pages and publish when they are ready. On March 30, all pages will automatically switch to the new format. The layout features a cover photo and larger stories presented chronologically, similar to Timeline for personal profiles.
What differs is the ability to pin a post to the top of a page and a friend activity box that makes pages more relevant to each user. Page tabs still function, but there is no longer an option to set a third-party tab as default. A new admin panel, activity log and direct message feature will help page owners manage their communities.