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[Esperanza Bryant]

Whether you are an employee or a director of a company, having business communication skills are invaluable.

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To become more successful in the business world, there are a number of skills that you'll need to learn. Business communication comprises a number of things. Broadly speaking, it means being able to address other employees or other businesses, whether it be in person, on the phone or by email.

Having excellent business communication skills will make you a lot more confident when it comes to things like public speaking and presentations. Being successful at all of these will certainly help you get ahead in the business world. How imperative each skill is will obviously depend on the line of business you are in.

Public speaking is an art that requires a lot of practice to master. Even the most confident of communicators will find it quite challenging the first time they make a speech to the public. Just how challenging will depend on the number of people you are addressing.

Those people learning public speaking will often practice reading a speech out loud to themselves, moving onto family, then friends and then eventually they'll address an increasing number of strangers. As part of this art, you'll need to learn to speak clearly and at the right level and speed. You'll also need to learn how to look at various members of the public as you're are speaking. This particular skill is extremely difficult for most people.

Presentations are also tricky. Not only must you be able to speak and look at people at the same time, but you'll also need to know how to multi-task. Many presentations are made in boardrooms or conference rooms and involve using Microsoft Power Point. You'll need to be able to stop/start your presentation and interact with your listeners as well.

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"Terminus*Infinitus": Beyond A to Z

Once upon a time... someone made the interpretation of the word "Mantra!"

Of course, You and I do know what that word means... don't we? As I can recall, oh yes... literally: "speech, (an) instrument of thought, from man to think; any sacred word or syllable used as an object of concentration and embodying some aspect of spiritual power." (As defined by the Collins English Dictionary).

Did you remember that?

A recurring conversation was rejuvenated between my friend and (former) classmate 'William S. Brown'; class of 2004/05, The Berean Institute, College of Business Adminstration and Computer Sciences; regarding the pros and cons of formal collegiate education... "Brother Will" has attended several other colleges and/or Universities, while I have also studied via the campuses of 'Community College of Philadelpha' and 'Temple University' (Anderson Hall), via PASCEP and M. k. Enterprises.

... We do concur, the cost of education is beyond phenomenal. Why should education have to cost so much - why a cost at all?

Even though both of us have accepted employment opportunities that require(d) a certain level of techinical expertise - of course living(s) have to be earned... but do they truly have to be made at the expense of students and those seeking earnable careers at their trade of career of choice? What ever happened to the "master and the apprentice" way of teaching and learning a life-long, living-earning skill? I remember... I can truly recall when many trades and home-economics were taught not only in the home or neighborhood shops and stores, but in the public schools! Many employers/recruiters hired directly from the high schools throughout the city of Philadelphia prior to the 1980's and 90's...

Where did it all go?

"What's an Algorithm?"... Is it true that it's a line of attack; Information, (A Flow Chart)?

'Will' and I asked ourselves, "What Can We Do About It?"

"What Are We Going To Do... What Will We Do About It?"

"How can we change the educational venue; the equation? Is There Any Other Alternative for Students and Knowledge Seekers other than creating a great amount of debt arissing from expensive College(s) and/or Tech Schools?"

These are the kinds of questions that have prompted this author to become a stalwart writer...

"Well, I'm Here To Tell Ya... This Author Intends To Do The Best To Continually Promote And Support Educational Endeavors For All... "By Any Means Necessary!"... In This Life Or Posthumously!"

The essays, articles, books, and social media publications submitted by this author are designed to give students and education seekers a "Leg-up" on their pursuits of personal enlightenment and educational endeavors.

"It is this author's commitment, my profound propensity to indefatigably inscribe throughout the annals of time and in the name of education and Information, my contribution(s) to the practice of "Free Education and Self-Help" Publication(s) For One And All - Across This Globe And Beyond!"

Pages 137 through 215, The Book; The 30th Chapter of...

"The One Thing I Know Is... " 'How To Understand Information Technology'

A Few Information Technology Definitions From A to Z:

Example(s):

ActiveX:

A loosely defined set of technologies developed by Microsoft. ActiveX is an outgrowth of two other Microsoft technologies called OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) and COM (Component Object Model). As a moniker, ActiveX can be very confusing because it applies to a whole set of COM-based technologies. Most people, however, think only of ActiveX controls, which represent a specific way of implementing ActiveX technologies.

Ad Hoc:

Description of Research Group:

An ad hoc network is an autonomous system of routers (and associated hosts) connected by wireless links--the union of which form an arbitrary graph. The routers are free to move randomly and organize themselves arbitrarily; thus, the network's wireless topology may change rapidly and unpredictably. Such a network may operate in a standalone fashion, or may be connected to the larger Internet operating as a hybrid fixed/ad hoc network.

This group is concerned with the study of Ad hoc Network Systems (ANS). Ad hoc networks are complex systems, with cross-layer protocol dynamics and interactions that are not present in wired systems, most prominently between the physical, link and network (IP) layers. The IETF community and the wider research community could benefit from research into the behavior of ad hoc networks that would enable advanced routing protocol development. This research group will endeavor to develop sufficient understanding in topic areas of interest to enable the desired protocol specification work.

ADO:

Short for ActiveX Data Objects, Microsoft's newest high-level interface for data objects. ADO is designed to eventually replace Data Access Objects (DAO) and Remote Data Objects (RDO). Unlike RDO and DAO, which are designed only for accessing relational databases, ADO is more general and can be used to access all sorts of different types of data, including web pages, spreadsheets, and other types of documents.

Together with OLE DB and ODBC, ADO is one of the main components of Microsoft's Universal Data Access (UDA) specification, which is designed to provide a consistent way of accessing data regardless of how the data are structured.

Aggregate Functions:

MIN returns the smallest value in a given column MAX returns the largest value in a given column SUM returns the sum of the numeric values in a given column AVG returns the average value of a given column COUNT returns the total number of values in a given column COUNT(*) returns the number of rows in a table

Aggregate functions are used to compute against a "returned column of numeric data" from your SELECT statement. They basically summarize the results of a particular column of selected data.

AGP-Advanced Graphic Port:

Short for Accelerated Graphics Port, an interface specification developed by Intel Corporation. AGP is based on PCI, but is designed especially for the throughput demands of 3-D graphics. Rather than using the PCI bus for graphics data, AGP introduces a dedicated point-to-point channel so that the graphics controller can directly access main memory. The AGP channel is 32 bits wide and runs Go here at 66 MHz. This translates into a total bandwidth of 266 MBps; as opposed to the PCI bandwidth of 133 MBps. AGP also supports two optional faster modes, with throughputs of 533 MBps and 1.07 GBps. In addition, AGP allows 3-D textures to be stored in main memory rather than video memory.

AGP:

What is AGP?

Short for Accelerated Graphics Port, an interface specification developed by Intel Corporation. AGP is based on PCI, but is designed especially for the throughput demands of 3-D graphics.

PCI:

Peripheral Component Inter-Connect (functionality card).

Algorithm:

A line of attack; Information (The Flow Chart).

(al´g&-rith-&m) (n.) A formula or set of steps for solving a particular problem. To be an algorithm, a set of rules must be unambiguous and have a clear stopping point. Algorithms can be expressed in any language, from natural languages like English or French to programming languages like FORTRAN.

We use algorithms every day. For example, a recipe for baking a cake is an algorithm. Most programs, with the exception of some artificial intelligence applications, consist of algorithms. Inventing elegant algorithms -- algorithms that are simple and require the fewest steps possible -is one of the principal challenges in programming.

Genetic algorithms archive Repository for information