...Business Plan ——Video & Photo Making Studio 1. Company Overview 1-1 Company Background When people have been getting old, they really want to do something to stay their time and catch every moment of their life, so people try to take pictures or record videos for the precious occasions; however, most of them don’t have good devices or professional skills to help them hit their targets. Therefore, some companies showed up, and they claimed that they could help people preserve their important memories. But the products of those companies are uneven in their qualities; a lot of customers not only complained about the awful things they got but also felt sad about their lost remembrances. For those fore mentioned situations, our company will be born to help people solve those problems. We have a professional team, cutting-edge equipment, and latest skills, so we can offer the best products with excellent qualities for customers. Moreover, we will not only customize each product to match every customer’s need but also provide different kinds of services for customers to choose. 1-2 Product and Service Our product and service is shooting and making professional and unique films or videos for the people who are interested in preserving their memories. Our products and services contain wedding films, other occasional films, personal or family video, special documentary, music video, etc. 1-3 Mission Statement We make perfect and unique videos/films and provide customized services...
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...challenges that video teleconferencing (VTC) can help them overcome. • Video conferencing is one technology that’s a smart investment, reducing your costs while making the most of the resources you have. • video conferencing can serve multiple purposes within a small business—from online meetings and presentations to conducting training and providing customer support. • Collaboration: Video conferencing solutions like Cisco WebEx let employees across your company share their expertise, resulting in more productive collaboration and faster decision-making. This increased productivity makes your company more efficient, further reducing costs • Increased communication: Staying in touch with partners, suppliers, and customers is vital to the success of any small business. By combining better video quality and clearer audio, video conferencing improves the overall experience customers and partners have with your company, giving you a competitive edge. • Educational Opportunities:There are always highly influential and accomplished people with your industry whom you can study or which team you want employees to master from. Most smaller businesses can’t afford to have these professionals arrived at their office for events, however they are able to take them in by having a video conference. • Contact people in your industry whom you feel you can practice a lot from or who may educate the workers, and have them if they could be ready to accept speaking through video conference using...
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...the learning of my students. Simplistically, before it may have been a case of “What do they need to know?” and then relaying what the student needs to know for that particular subject, in a clear and concise manner, which may have been “got” by most students, but then they would have forgot the method shortly afterwards when it came to a formative or a summative assessment. Now I’m more determined to help students learn in a way that is going to be enjoyable to them and help them remember what they need to for the exam. This will involve doing more kinaesthetic and visual activities as a lot of learners learn by doing. Realistic Mathematics Education (RME) The course has introduced me to Hodder Education’s range of books called ‘Making Sense of Maths’ for KS3 and KS4 (http://www.hoddereducation.co.uk/makingsenseofmaths). Mr Gough, a maths teacher and one of the authors of the aforementioned book(s) states the following: “My experience of teaching GCSE Foundation Tier is that by the time they get to KS4 they’ve already covered most of the content and they’re having the same content repeated in the same way that they found difficult in the first place so my experience of using this approach is that it seemed very different to them and it reinvigorated their interest in maths and they were very positive about maths lessons again. We’ve also taken these materials to various exam boards around the country; all of them confirm that its approach can be given credit for...
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...in an instant with NFC and Xperia SmartTags Reality Display with Mobile Bravia engine and fast capture camera boosted by a powerful dual-core processor 13 March, London, United Kingdom – Sony Mobile Communications today announced Xperia™ sola* as the latest addition to its portfolio of Android powered Xperia smartphones. Complete with Sony technology, premium entertainment and innovative floating touchTM navigation, the NFC enabled Xperia sola comes equipped with Xperia SmartTags, allowing consumers to change their smartphone’s settings and applications to fit their lifestyle in an instant. Xperia sola will be available to consumers globally in black, white and red in the second quarter. A floating touch of magic Making its smartphone debut exclusively on Xperia sola, Sony’s unique floating touch lets consumers navigate the web by hovering their finger above the screen so it acts like a moving curser, without actually having to touch the screen. Once the desired link is found it can be highlighted and a simple tap will load the page. Floating touch will evolve with new user functionality and applications through software updates and engagement with developers. Calum MacDougall, Head of Xperia Marketing for Sony Mobile Communications, commented; “Xperia sola comes with the power of Sony and a sense of magic with floating touch, giving consumers a fun new way to browse the web and latest technology to show off. With Xperia SmartTags out of...
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...Managers need not travel for Business In this world of advancement in technology we have reached a stage where we can communicate instantly. Advancements in communication technology with the developments in IT sector have led to a tremendous growth in virtual reality. As a matter of fact most of the IT systems are replacing traditional practices like maintaining large documents in offices. Everything is computerized But even today a lot of companies expect their managers to travel for Business meetings. Some of these meeting have an agenda of review of work which actually could be done through video conferences. Let us first understand why Business travels are being made. * Enjoyment - Many people love to travel and given enough time and resources, they would travel more. Enjoyment and the experience of being in another place are enough. * Keeping up with the trend - Behind the serious motive and purpose of business travel is the need to upgrade and keep up with the latest trends. And sometimes, by vacationing at a tourist spot can achieve just that. * Update information - Business meetings wherever it may be conducted also implies the exchange of information and business trends. When surrounded by contemporaries and colleagues, a businessperson can assess other possible ventures. * Achieving goals - Business is business. And as the saying goes, there is always a purpose for everything. And the fundamental purpose of a business meeting is either to impress...
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...Ex-MBA 2011-2014 Semester -1 Subject: Technology in Business ------------------------------------------------- VIDEO CONFERENCING – A BOON TO COMPANIES TO REDUCE COSTS, TIME AND SAVE OUR ENVIRONMENT Completed By, Shantesh Varik Roll No: 2011G14 INTRODUCTION – Aim and Objective Videoconferencing is a virtual conference like setup using a number of telecommunication technologies which allow two or more locations to interact via two-way video and audio transmissions simultaneously. Videoconferencing is slightly different from videophone calls as it is designed to serve a conference rather than individuals. In a tight economy, with companies spending much less on IT, the tech giants will take growth wherever they can find it. The Wall Street Journal reported recently that Cisco and HP are in a pitched battle for customers for their high-end teleconferencing systems. According to the report, it's "one of the few technologies that has benefited from the downturn, growing 30% from last year as businesses look to reduce travel expenses." Cisco, HP, Nortel, and telepresence-focused players like Teleris have developed impressive, beautiful systems that make you feel like you're in the same room with your colleagues. The catch is that not only will you save money, but you'll also reduce your environmental footprint through reduced travel. These companies are cashing in on the business world's pressing need to cut costs, while also appealing to the desire to get green...
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...and more gratifying solutions. This paper gives an overview of society’s use of technological evolution to compensate for our need for instant gratification. It will also take a look at the technology of video chat and how this innovation may potentially change our ways of communication and travel. Telegraphs Effects on Society As a result of Samuel Morse’s telegraph cross country communication improved vastly. The telegraph’s role was completely transformed by 1880, becoming crucial to the political and economic life of the nation (Winston & Edelbach, p. 40, 2014). After the Atlantic cable was completed, the speed and frequency of the communications between nations increased, forever changing the political landscape (Winston & Edelbach, p. 39, 2014). The use of telegraphs became integral to society. It was the lifeline for newspapers. President Lincoln’s balloon corps took off in 1861. The primary reason for the corps’ existence was the fact that the balloon was equipped with a telegraph (Army Balloon Corps, n.d.). The operator was able to give real time information regarding the movements of enemy troops. This could then be reported to the ground troops, thus giving us the first aerial telegram. Railroad companies used it to schedule and signal information, making the railroad industry faster and more efficient (Winston & Edelbach, p. 39, 2014). As a whole, the invention of the telegram advanced our nation by bringing us closer together through the expedited exchange...
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...Video Conferencing Protocols Welcome to the TANDBERG University prerequisite Video Conferencing Protocols. Before commencing you are requested to ensure that you have completed the Introduction to the TANDBERG University eLearning Experience Module that is available through this portal. Video Conferencing Protocols @@MODULE @@MODULETITLE Lesson: Video Conferencing Protocols Learning Objectives On completion of this lesson, you will demonstrate an understanding of some of the protocols which are used in a video conference. You will know how to: Explain the difference between H.320, H.323 and SIP Explain bandwidth and it’s effect on video/audio quality and which standards are used in a call Describe the differences between G.711, G.722, G.722.1, G.728, and AAC-LD Explain the differences between H.261, H.263, H.264, QCIF, CIF, SIF, 4CIF, 4SIF, iCIF, iSIF, and HD slide 2 © TANDBERG Inc. Video Conferencing Protocols Page 2 Video Conferencing Protocols @@MODULE @@MODULETITLE Video Conferencing Protocols Circuit Switched Bandwidth is guaranteed Bandwidth is not shared On demand Information is in a single bit stream Packet Switched Bandwidth is not guaranteed Bandwidth is shared Circuits are built as needed and not available on demand Information is in packets slide 3 Video Conferencing Protocols Video conferencing can be run across two types of networks. These are called ‘Circuit Switched’ and Packet Switched’. Circuit...
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...Objetivo: Como optimizar la conversión de CPA? A tener en cuenta Parte de la baja tasa de respuesta en la actualidad se debe al cambio de comportamiento del consumidor. El mismo está más en control de lo que se le ofrece y se acostumbró a ser más selectivo con las acciones que realiza. Algunos números: * 84% de las personas entre 25 a 34 años se van de los sitios por la publicidad irrelevante o invasiva. * 86% de las personas evita la publicidad en la televisión * 91% de los usuarios de email se desuscriben del newsletter de una compañía que previamente se suscribieron. Efectivamente el comportamiento de las personas en general hace que sean cada vez menos receptivas a cualquier tipo de publicidad, offline como online, es por eso que hay que buscar alguna otra alternativa para generar el tipo de engagement que se necesita para convertir en campañas de CPA. A eso hay que sumarle que en los últimos años, se fue sumando muchísima gente por lo natural de la penetración de internet y la facilidad que tienen los dispositivos para conectarse. Eso hace que para llegar a lograr los mismos resultados que años anteriores hay que duplicar o triplicar esfuerzos y costos en muchos casos. La combinación de los dos factores (cantidad de nuevos usuarios + usuarios más sofisticados o menos permeables a la publicidad) hace que tengamos que dar un cambio de plan importante en las técnicas que anteriormente podían hacer que una campaña funcione y hoy en día hacen que lograr lo...
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...Video Digital Canon HDSLR 60D Sensibilidad ISO máxima Tamaño sensor Resolución sensor Montura óptica Máx. framerate Latitud Salidas vídeo 6400 APS-C 18 Mpix EF/EF-S 60 fps 8 stops miniHDMI 7D 6400 APS-C 18 Mpix EF/EF-S 60 fps 8 stops miniHDMI 6D 25600 Full Frame 20 Mpix EF 50 fps 8 stops miniHDMI 5D 25600 Full Frame 22 Mpix EF 50 fps 8 stops miniHDMI 1D 51200 Full Frame 18 Mpix EF 60 fps 12 stops miniHDMI Compuesto Formato grabación H.264 H.264 H.264 H.264 MJPEG H.264 Bitrate grabación Precio alquiler/hora 44Mbps 24€ 45.7Mbps 55€ 28 Mbps 59€ 38 Mbps 150€ 25 Mbps 295€ Canon C300, C500 C300 Sensibilidad ISO máxima Tamaño sensor Formato Imagen Captura Resolución sensor Montura óptica Latitud Salidas vídeo Salidas audio Entrada audio Formato grabación Bitrate grabación Precio alquiler/hora 20.000 Super 35mm 16:9 720p, 1080p 8 Mpix EF 12 stops HDSDI, SDI, HDMI Analógico 2ch 2x XLR-3 + Phantom MXF (MPEG-2) 50Mbps 215€ C500 20.000 Super 35mm 16:9 4K RAW, 2K RAW 8 Mpix EF 12 stops HDSDI, SDI, HDMI Analógico 2ch 2x XLR-3 + Phantom MXF (MPEG-2) 50Mbps 290€ Sony F65 Sensibilidad ISO máxima Tamaño sensor Formato Imagen Captura Max. Framerate Resolución sensor Montura óptica Latitud Salidas vídeo Formato grabación Bitrate grabación Precio alquiler/hora 800 Super 35mm 16:9 2K, 4K 120 fps 17,7 Mpix PL 14 stops HDSDI F65 RAW/SR Master 220-2400Mbps 890€ Arri Alexa Sensibilidad ISO máxima Tamaño sensor Formato...
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...* CONTABILIDAD * ------------------------------------------------- Caso Individual Siemens Publicado en: viernes 19 de abril de 2013 En referencia al caso individual Siemens, os cuelgo las preguntas sobre el mismo. * Análisis de la situación: Razones estratégicas del cambio a Prokasta * Cálculo de costes por el sistema tradicional (o pre-Prokasta) * Cálculo de costes por el sistema Prokasta. * Elementos críticos que aparecen al aplicar Prokasta * Conclusiones La idea es hacer un análisis de la aplicación del sistema de costes Prokasta y la repercusión que tiene desde todos los puntos de vista, estratégico, económico, etc. El caso ha de ser entregado antes del lunes 29 de abril a las 14:00 H (UTC/GMT +2) Es importante la puntualidad, porque empezaremos a tratar el caso siemens en el foro 14, con lo que el entregarlo tarde implicará que se ha empezado a hacer pública la solución del caso. El buzón se cerrará el lunes a las 14:15 h del lunes 29 de abril (por si los rezagados). El caso está en la documentación impresa del curso ------------------------------------------------- TECNOLOGÍA * Hola a todos. Como comentaba el viernes aquí van las instrucciones más detalladas para el trabajo final, siguiendo la línea de lo que explicaba el primer día, aunque reduciendo el tiempo – esfuerzo de preparación para que sea asequible para los grupos: - Cada grupo selecciona una tecnología que va a ser disruptiva para un sector. Se trata de complementar...
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...The chart below shows what you have to do to reach each level. |Level 7 | Enquiry using sources / Knowledge: | | |We have extensively researched this project and are able to confidently demonstrate our knowledge. We offer a complex | | |analysis of the key features of our chosen topic and are able to compare the story with other events in history and reach | | |substantiated conclusions. It is evident that we have used a variety of sources in researching our story. | | |Organisation & Communication: | | |Our presentation is innovative and of high quality. It uses language and historical terms precisely in a way which clearly | | |communicates complex ideas. It is a team effort. | |Level 6 | Enquiry using sources / Knowledge: | | |We have researched the project in some depth and are able to demonstrate that...
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...be paired with a phone using the My Glass app to allow quick fiddling with settings and customisation. Navigation You'll be able to use Google Maps to get directions although as there is no built in GPS receiver you'll need to tether Glass to your smartphone. Several third party developers have announced apps for services including Evernote, Skitch and Path. Memory There's 16GB of flash memory built into the device, although only 12GB is currently available for user storage. The device will sync to your Google Drive, giving you both a place to stash your photos and video clips as well as a stash of documents and files you can call up from the cloud. Camera There is a 5 megapixel camera built-in to the frame that can also capture video at 720p resolution. Battery The rechargeable battery last for roughly a day, although that's with the standard "typical use" caveat, which probably excludes a lot of video capture or playback. Connection Bluetooth and WiFi will be built in, but there is no GPS chip - so the Glass will probably work best alongside an Android phone for full Google Maps functionality. You can however pair with any Bluetooth enabled phone and we would expect some support for iOS at least. Design Glass is designed to be lightweight and as unobtrusive as possible. The frame will come with adjustable pads for comfort, and is expected to be both light...
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...DIGITAL VIDEO PRODUCTION YKT 217 LECTURERS: Assc. Prof. Dr N.V. Prasad Dr Adrian Lee SHORT FILM VIDEO SCRIPT GROUP 2: NO. | NAME | MATRIC NO. | 1 | ADILA NORLIZ BINTI ZAINI | 115388 | 2 | TAN SOO CHIN | 115499 | 3 | NUR EMIRA BT SAIZALI | 115461 | 4 | WAN NUR NADIA BINTI WAN LAILA | 115507 | 5 | SYED MUHAMMAD FAIZ B SYED NASIR | 115495 | TITLE: WILL YOU? PLEASE, SAY I DO. SHOT NO. | ACTION | AUDIO/SOUND | SHOT SIZE | CAMERA MOVEMENT | TIME | 1 | A guy getting ready to go out.He is wearing his neck tie | No dialogueBackground music | MCU | NONE | 00:05 | 2 | He is wearing his jacket | No dialogueBackground music | MCU | NONE | 00:05 | 3 | He takes his car key on the side table | No dialogueBackground music Sound of someone grab key | MCU | NONE | 00:05 | 4 | He goes out from his room, close the door to meet the lecturer | No dialogueBackground music | MLS | NONE | 00:05 | 5 | He is entering the school of communication, opening door. | No dialogueBackground music | MLS | NONE | 00:05 | 6 | Focus on his shoe | No dialogueBackground music | ECU | | 00:05 | 7 | Walk in to corridor | No dialogueShoe stepsBackground music | | NONE | 00:05 | 8 | Standing infront the lecturer’s office | Background musicFade out musicDialogueLecturer: Get Out from my office!Fade in music | MLS | NONE | 00:05 | 9 | The lecturer is going out from her office | Background music | LS | | 00:05 | 10 | While walking to her car, someone gives balloons...
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...Bilbraut Communication is any message send through digital devices. It is fast and easier, the message can be stored in the device for longer periods of time, without being damage, and it can be done over large distances. Also it provides facilities like video conferencing wish save a lot of time, money, and effort. Some examples of digital communication are: E-mailing, texting, fax, teleconferencing, and videoconferencing. One of the most important digital tools that I think is very helpful is E-mailing. Email is a store-and-forward method of writing, sending receiving, and saving messages through computers. E-mailing is very fast and provides the receiver the opportunity to answer immediately. Email messages are very easy to locate and is a secure way of sending messages. Although it has its disadvantages like, Spam, and viruses, I still think that is a very efficient, easy and low cost way to transmit messages. Emailing is also one of the tools most used in schools and colleges, it allows immediate communication between the student and the professor. It’s the way of send important information like grades, or to give an advance absent notice. Another helpful digital tool is Teleconferencing. This is a telephone or video meeting between multiple persons in two or more locations. Teleconferencing allows people to participate in regional, national, or worldwide meetings without actually leaving their location. This meetings, are more flexibles as participants can join the conference...
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