Re-Org Compression theory holds that when an organization compresses the length of time between organization re-alignment, it effectively squeezes productivity, collaboration and adhesion to longer term strategic objectives. Re-Org compression also relieves any executive accountability with past actions, taken on behalf of the business, fostering a “that was before my time” syndrome.
Findings from large scale successful corporations such as G.E., Nike, McDonald’s, Boeing (all considered “category heavyweights”) suggest that the optimal period of time between organizational re-alignment is between 24 and 36 months-thus avoiding the unnecessary chaos that results with the shorter intervals mentioned above.
Findings from large scale successful corporations such as G.E., Nike, McDonald’s, Boeing (all considered “category heavyweights”) suggest that the optimal period of time between organizational re-alignment is between 24 and 36 months-thus avoiding the unnecessary chaos that results with the shorter intervals mentioned above.
Plot
Dr. Phill is a fictional character in the children's book On a Rainy Summer Day by Rachel Scott. In this book a 10 year old girl creates a play with her friends about Dr. Phill after seeing her father watching the show Dr. Phil. They enjoy creating newscasts and pretending to be on t.v. Here is most of the play.
Childhood
When Dr. Phill was a wee lad his parents often lovingly referred to him as "the Phill Babe". Growing up in a remote town in Ohio, he befriended Katiegeary who became the pop star sensation Dianna Montana. He helped her through many problems including a major identity crisis at the age of 10. He and Katiegeary where never in "in crowd" because of Katiegeary's exotic sense of style and his constant insistence on wearing the hat that would later become his trade mark. Later, he started a "show" helping fellow peers through many adolescent traumas. This was filmed in Katiegeary's attic and was only seen by close friends.
Career
After attending St. Vincent- St. Mary High school Dr. Phill lost touch with Katiegeary and started focusing on his own career. His show grew into an actual television production viewed by several hundred. This show was aired on channel 1934. A film producer from ABC was flipping through channels one Saturday and was so impressed he asked if Dr. P-shizzl would become a regular on his channel. And well.... you know the rest.
Personal Life
Dr. Phill has reveled that he has a brother and sister. His sister is four years younger than him and his brother four years older. They have never appeared on his show and have never been interviewed. Dr. Phill's parents aren't quite so private. Their names are Mike and Beth and have not only been on his show, but have helped Dr. Phil through many of his own personal problems. Dr. Phill has never reveled his real name and even les is known about his family. On his show he simply refers to his wife as "Wife" and it is not known how many children they have or what he looks like off camera. Some reports state that his baldness and facial hair are fake.
Quotes and Sayings
Some of Dr. Phill's most famous quotes include "What’s cho problem yo?", "Wife!!", "Peace and love" and "What's up my nizzles?!"
Dr. Phill is a fictional character in the children's book On a Rainy Summer Day by Rachel Scott. In this book a 10 year old girl creates a play with her friends about Dr. Phill after seeing her father watching the show Dr. Phil. They enjoy creating newscasts and pretending to be on t.v. Here is most of the play.
Childhood
When Dr. Phill was a wee lad his parents often lovingly referred to him as "the Phill Babe". Growing up in a remote town in Ohio, he befriended Katiegeary who became the pop star sensation Dianna Montana. He helped her through many problems including a major identity crisis at the age of 10. He and Katiegeary where never in "in crowd" because of Katiegeary's exotic sense of style and his constant insistence on wearing the hat that would later become his trade mark. Later, he started a "show" helping fellow peers through many adolescent traumas. This was filmed in Katiegeary's attic and was only seen by close friends.
Career
After attending St. Vincent- St. Mary High school Dr. Phill lost touch with Katiegeary and started focusing on his own career. His show grew into an actual television production viewed by several hundred. This show was aired on channel 1934. A film producer from ABC was flipping through channels one Saturday and was so impressed he asked if Dr. P-shizzl would become a regular on his channel. And well.... you know the rest.
Personal Life
Dr. Phill has reveled that he has a brother and sister. His sister is four years younger than him and his brother four years older. They have never appeared on his show and have never been interviewed. Dr. Phill's parents aren't quite so private. Their names are Mike and Beth and have not only been on his show, but have helped Dr. Phil through many of his own personal problems. Dr. Phill has never reveled his real name and even les is known about his family. On his show he simply refers to his wife as "Wife" and it is not known how many children they have or what he looks like off camera. Some reports state that his baldness and facial hair are fake.
Quotes and Sayings
Some of Dr. Phill's most famous quotes include "What’s cho problem yo?", "Wife!!", "Peace and love" and "What's up my nizzles?!"
About
Volksmusik TV was launched on February 8th, 2007 in Europe and on May 1st, 2007 in the United States with expansion planed across North and South America by the end of the year 2009.
Europe
Volksmusik TV is broadcasting in Europe a 24/7 program.
On May 1st, 2007 the network launched its program on Satellite Astra 19.2 East across Europe expanding its prior footprint provided by satellite (Astra 23.5 East central European footprint) to a Europewide coverage area. The channel is also available in major cable systems in Germany, Austria, Estland and Switzerland.
North and South America
Volksmusik TV in the Americas is a pure 24/7 music television network targeting Germans and German speakers.
During the 1950s and 1960s of the last century, approximately two million Austrian, Germans and Swiss left their home countries for a better life in the new world. They settled all across the United States with large concentrations in the Midwest, Florida and California. This audience today is well over 50 years old with a bit of home sickness for the land they left many years ago. Many kept their traditions and integrated into the American fabric but kept their love for the most important tradition: German music. An estimated 20% of all U.S. Citizens have German- speaking roots or can trace their heritage back to Austria, Germany or Switzerland. Examples like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Dr. Ruth or Henry Kissinger are examples of German speakers in America with roots in Europe. In addition to the immigrants, many U.S. citizens who served in the US military have been stationed in Germany, especially in Bavaria, Hesse, and the Rhineland Palatinate, and learned first hand to love German Gemuetlichkeit and fell in love with the country and its music.
Regional channels
Volksmusik TV Europe and Volksmusik TV Americas offer the same kind of musical programming. The European version in produced in Bremen while the American version is produced in Tustin, California.
Coverage in Europe
The channel can be watched via Satellite Astra 19,2 East, D/L Frequency: 12,633 GHz, horizontal, Symbol Rate 22.000, FEC 5/6.
Additionally Cable, Mobile TV and IPTV provider carry the networks European feed.
Coverage in Americas
Volksmusik TV Americas is currently available to IPTV subscribers in North and South America. There are plans to launch within a Pay-TV satellite system in Canada, the United States and Mexico. VMTV launched in the Fall of 2007 a free VOD service for cable systems in the U.S. and Canada.
Volksmusik TV was launched on February 8th, 2007 in Europe and on May 1st, 2007 in the United States with expansion planed across North and South America by the end of the year 2009.
Europe
Volksmusik TV is broadcasting in Europe a 24/7 program.
On May 1st, 2007 the network launched its program on Satellite Astra 19.2 East across Europe expanding its prior footprint provided by satellite (Astra 23.5 East central European footprint) to a Europewide coverage area. The channel is also available in major cable systems in Germany, Austria, Estland and Switzerland.
North and South America
Volksmusik TV in the Americas is a pure 24/7 music television network targeting Germans and German speakers.
During the 1950s and 1960s of the last century, approximately two million Austrian, Germans and Swiss left their home countries for a better life in the new world. They settled all across the United States with large concentrations in the Midwest, Florida and California. This audience today is well over 50 years old with a bit of home sickness for the land they left many years ago. Many kept their traditions and integrated into the American fabric but kept their love for the most important tradition: German music. An estimated 20% of all U.S. Citizens have German- speaking roots or can trace their heritage back to Austria, Germany or Switzerland. Examples like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Dr. Ruth or Henry Kissinger are examples of German speakers in America with roots in Europe. In addition to the immigrants, many U.S. citizens who served in the US military have been stationed in Germany, especially in Bavaria, Hesse, and the Rhineland Palatinate, and learned first hand to love German Gemuetlichkeit and fell in love with the country and its music.
Regional channels
Volksmusik TV Europe and Volksmusik TV Americas offer the same kind of musical programming. The European version in produced in Bremen while the American version is produced in Tustin, California.
Coverage in Europe
The channel can be watched via Satellite Astra 19,2 East, D/L Frequency: 12,633 GHz, horizontal, Symbol Rate 22.000, FEC 5/6.
Additionally Cable, Mobile TV and IPTV provider carry the networks European feed.
Coverage in Americas
Volksmusik TV Americas is currently available to IPTV subscribers in North and South America. There are plans to launch within a Pay-TV satellite system in Canada, the United States and Mexico. VMTV launched in the Fall of 2007 a free VOD service for cable systems in the U.S. and Canada.
Introduction
Wikiport is described as a method of community based Technical support through the use of Wiki software. This differs from traditional technical support in that it is a communal environment where all users, including technical support personnel contribute to resolve problems with an equally authoritative contribution.
The use of wiki software as an enterprise collaboration platform is notably demonstrated by Cisco Systems with the launch of the Cisco Support Wiki by Cisco's Technical Services group. As of April 9, 2008 the Cisco Support Wiki has and .
Other examples of wikiport exist at the University of Akron support wiki, City University of New York Graduate Center support wiki and the Fedora Project support wiki.
Notquiteleet (talk) 03:58, 4 September 2008 (UTC)
Wikiport is described as a method of community based Technical support through the use of Wiki software. This differs from traditional technical support in that it is a communal environment where all users, including technical support personnel contribute to resolve problems with an equally authoritative contribution.
The use of wiki software as an enterprise collaboration platform is notably demonstrated by Cisco Systems with the launch of the Cisco Support Wiki by Cisco's Technical Services group. As of April 9, 2008 the Cisco Support Wiki has and .
Other examples of wikiport exist at the University of Akron support wiki, City University of New York Graduate Center support wiki and the Fedora Project support wiki.
Notquiteleet (talk) 03:58, 4 September 2008 (UTC)