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9 Tools to Create E-magazines and Newspapers for Your Class 1- Uniflip UniFlip converts your magazine, brochure or catalog from its original PDF format into an exciting, professional multi-media digital format with pages that flip. 2-Joomag Joomag is a web tool that lets you create your own magazines using a simple online editor. You can draw shapes, write texts, add rich media elements like video and audio players. 3- Scribd Scribd is known for being a reading library where you can search for and find ebooks and slides but it is also a magazine creator which allows users to upload their own content and turn it into a magazine 4- Issuu This is like Scribd above. 5- Zinepal This tools lets you create an ebook or magazine from posts and articles of a blog. 6- Build A Newspaper This one is a professional platform that provides teacher based templates to create mazagines. 7- Fodey This is most simple of all the tools mentioned here. 8- Open Zine 9- Calameo Publish your magazine, presentations or documents and share them with the world.
Creating a Mission Statement, Setting Goals and Developing Strategies | Ag Decision Maker Have you ever been involved in an organization or business that never seems to accomplish very much? Regardless of how hard you work, you just go in circles. The problem may be that you have not decided where you want to go and have not created a roadmap of how to get there. From the perspective of an organization, the problem may be that you are not focusing on what you want to achieve and how you will achieve it. Below are a series of steps or statements of how to give your organization direction. The first is a statement of vision. Vision – Big picture of what you want to achieve. A companion statement often created with the vision and mission is a statement of core values. Core Values – How you will behave during the process. Once you have identified what your organization wants to achieve (vision) and generally how the vision will be achieved (mission), the next step is to develop a series of statements specifying how the mission will be utilized to achieve the vision: Conclusions
Web Resources To Improve Productivity Five Times to Say ‘No’ to Strategy – and One Time to Say ‘Yes.’ | GREG VERDINO Today, Ian Patterson continues is Five Days Delivering Digital Transformation series with a topic near and dear to my heart. A topic that transcends digital and gets at the core of business. Day 4 is the day someone on the team asks, “So, what’s our strategy?” I think Ian’s answer might surprise you. So let’s join him as he shows up for work on Day 4. I’m using the fourth post in this series to talk about that one stage in every business cycle. With this in mind I set myself a challenge to consider if there is ever a good time to say no to new strategy. First of all, lets settle on a definition for the word ‘strategy’, only because for some people the word can have a negative association, representing uncomfortable change, top-down dictatorial domination, enforced working and controlled measurement criteria. Even worse, consultants often feed this negative connotation, sometimes suggesting a strategy for everything. You already have a perfectly good plan.
Middle East luxury industry grows despite volatility Premium goods and services industry in the region beats global averages arab luxury world 2015 conference to bring global and regional players to solve the puzzles of digital, retail, pricing, marketing, demand and potential, among other issues Dubai, UAE: The Arab world is at a crossroads on many levels, but one thing remains a constant: the luxury sector is as strong as always and the business of luxury is interesting, exciting and intriguing at the same time. In the Gulf, economic stability and the rise of tourism - especially in the UAE - have multiplied the fortunes of the luxury sector's stakeholders. Indeed, the purchasing power of GCC residents and brand awareness is way above the global averages. This makes the region a true land of opportunities for the luxury sector. The big question, however, is: How does one tap into such opportunities? Young buyers in the region provide another silver lining for premium brands. -Ends- © Press Release 2015 © Copyright Zawya.
Dubai accounts for one-third of luxury shopping in Middle East Among the shopping centres across the emirate, Dubai Mall accounts for around half of luxury purchases made in Dubai. Dubai: Dubai is increasingly attracting more luxury shoppers from around the world and accounts for 30 per cent of the luxury market in the Middle East region, the latest report by Bain & Company said. The city also commands around 60 per cent of the UAE’s luxury market. Among the shopping centres across the emirate, Dubai Mall accounts for around half of luxury purchases made in Dubai. The revenues of worldwide luxury goods market are forecast to grow as much as 50 per cent faster than the global GDP, achieving a four to five per cent growth in 2013 and five to six per cent annual average through 2015. Bain’s report noted that the consumption habits of consumers, especially tourists, are changing, with many of them seeking out new destinations, such as Dubai, South East Asia and Australia, and “showing more savvy in the items they purchase”.
Middle East Ranked Among Top 10 Global Luxury Markets In 2014 Increased tourist flows to the region have catapulted the Middle East into the top global market for luxury spending, a new report says By Mary Sophia December 18, 2014 The Middle East was ranked 10th among the top global luxury markets in the world, according to the latest report by consultant Bain & Co. The report added that the consumption of luxury goods in the Middle East surged by 11 per cent this year, largely driven by increased tourist flows to the region. “While the international luxury market is affected by a number of causes such as the economic slowdown, unrest in various parts of the world, and currency fluctuation, the Middle East continues to demand luxury goods,” said Cyrille Fabre, a Bain partner and leader of the retail & consumer products practice in the Middle East. “The trend will continue to grow, especially in the GCC with the opening up of new malls and luxury brand stores in the next five years.”
16 Tips for Picking the Perfect Startup Name Cezary Pietrzak is a New York-based creative marketer and growth strategist. He currently runs marketing at tech incubator QLabs and previously co-founded travel site Wanderfly. You can read his thoughts on startup marketing at www.cezary.co. This article is the second in a three-part series about naming your startup; on Wednesday, we discussed why your startup's name matters, and on Friday, we'll discuss testing and buying domains. You know that naming a startup and securing a great domain is difficult, but you’re committed to the cause because you realize it’s important. SEE ALSO: Why Your Startup’s Name Matters The reality is there is no easy trick; but, the right approach can dramatically increase your chances of success. Are you ready for the good stuff? Generating the Root Word The foundation of your name will be the root word, so the best way to start your brainstorm is to generate as many of them as possible. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Creating Word Permutations 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.