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Transcript: Change Control Decisions IT Best Practices Pro How should we solve business needs? Now we know... Develop change control where changes are prioritized and accepted by the team Effort Politics Process can lengthen deployment CNI SC Method Develop a strategic approach to technology and road map the delivery Con Welcome to the Steering Committee How will it work? Policy Monitor and alert changes and incidents to minimize business impact Visible Ops reports 80% of unplanned outage are due to ill-planned changes made by Operations staff or developers Enterprise management associate report that 60% of availability and performance errors are the result of misconfigurations Gartner study projects that “Through 2015 80% of outages impacting mission-critical services will be caused by people and process issues and more than 50% of those outages will be caused by changes/configurations/release integration and hand-off issues What Was Changed? By Who? When? How Does This Work? Create a stable environment where risks are known mitigation measures are accepted including budget Now we are back to you... Structured Schedule Represent all business departments / team Steward resources and funds in a way that is most effective for the business Bring about positive change and truly be the pro-active center of IT Be the Advocate Network monitoring keeps track of mission-critical appliances and software, and notifies your network administrator before issues become user-impacting problems Without network monitoring, major problems may go undetected. With the extra notice afforded by proper monitoring, you can implement your disaster recovery protocols in time to prevent downtime and/or system failures. Examples of this include uninterrupted power supply batteries during an outage, backup completion status and the ability to predict hard drive failure. Reduce downtime and investigation time, as fewer hours worked means less money spent when problems occur and greater productivity across your organization. How will this work? According to the Strategic Research Institute, companies who are unable to resume processes within 10 days of a natural disaster are unlikely to survive more than a year. According to information provided by Safeware, 29 percent of data loss occurs because of human error. No matter how state of the art a system is, a single human mistake can damage data Hardware failure makes up approximately 40 percent of data loss in the United States Make Technology Easy For You The team that will help you get to the next level Facilitating the method and keeping everyone accountable to the structure Managing projects, deadlines, and communications Impact Budget / Funding Strategy IT Controls Acceptable Use Backup Policy System Update Policy Data Loss Participating in a new methodology of IT management Promoting the best interests of your department Having your voice heard Advocate for the team Sponsor initiatives Reinforce company best practices Engaged fully Understand and support technology best practices CNI Core Values Protect Data What am I doing here Monitoring Committee Members Outages Resolve Problems Quickly Objectives Our model is dependent on you Together you make up the SC This is your business Steering Committee Better question... Why should I trust them? What if we do nothing? A successful SC will.... What am I doing here ? Hard work Structured meetings Following technology best practices Leverage Technology to Improve Business Processes Always maintaining back out plans Managing variables Audit trails Quarterly Structured Meetings Focused project meetings All projects / requests / budgets tracked Who are these guys? Voice Vote Understand the vision Stable IT environment Who are these guys!? Proven Concept Structure Methodology Success Who are these guys talking to me? Based on Jim Harvey's speech structures How Business is Done ? Inform & Enable

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Transcript: June 2014 (to be confirmed) 21th march 2014 PYMWYMIC Impact days in Amsterdam: - Speech on Responsible Innovation / Biomimicry in front of Investors Workshop on Reponsible ICT in Futur en Seine 2014 Innovatech: - RI diagnostics with SMEs from Wallonia - Incorporation of RI notions into Innovatech's tools DONE Broadcasting of the ICT autodiagnostic questionnaire ! Our Priority A opportunity for SMEs to gain visibility ! 27th march 2014 Event on Responsible Innovation / Green IT in Delft - 2 Biomimicry Events (including one attached to the final conference) ? Meetings in Amsterdam: - Green It Amsterdam - Amsterdam Economic Board - Matchmaking Event Organized by Green IT Amsterdam 19th may 2014 may / june 2014 7th March 2014 29/30th january 2014 Meeting with Innovatech: innovation agency from the Walloon Region. - Sharing of our tools - Common RI diagnostic with french SME Paris Region Innovation Center: Workshop on waste valorization and circular economy Workshop in Lancaster University: - Presentation Responsible Innovation - Workshop Autodiagnostic tool in ICT July & september 2014 Steering Committee - 14-15 May 2014 TO DO Broadcasting of the ICT autodiagnostic questionnaire in Netherlands 17th april 2014 Meetings in Brussels: - Impulse: the Brussels region Innovation Agency - Greenloop / Resilient Web Project (Interreg IVB) 13th june 2014 8th april 2014 ESSEC - UCD Responsible Innovation Workshop: - Presentation of the RI Diagnostic tool - Workshop Students / French SMEs 16th may 2014 23th april 2014 Meeting with Green Lab Center (Nantes, France)

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Transcript: BRIEFING TO THE SUPREME STEERING COMMITTEE Welcome to the Team! BACKGROUND It's go time! It's Go Time Office setup & Staffing PROGRESS Program management Unit Payroll Schedule World Vision Expenses ZOA Benefits SNV Perks Communication Communication Internal Communication Channels Internal Communication Channels Useful Links Useful Links Company Survey Company Survey Team Team Your Core Team Team Department Org Chart Department Org Chart Welcome Aboard

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Transcript: Steering Committee of the National Urban Forum in Egypt Thursday, 18th December 2015

Steering Committee Presentation

Transcript: Meeting Objective & Focus Focus BYOD Program and Readiness BYOD Landing Page Demonstration Office 365 Live Demonstration Brief Update from Last Steering Committee IT Strategy Update Project Registry Update New Items BYOD Readiness BYOD Program Rollout Overview Cloud Integration Overview BYOD Landing Page Program and Project Status Reporting BYOD Sub-Committee Office 365 Live Demonstration Initial Feedback BYOD LANDING PAGE Peel District School Board’s Vision for Learning and Instructional Technology AD & Imaging Project is currently On-Track with no issues currently being tracked. Project Status Wireless Project Cloud Integration Recommend that a BYOD Sub-committee be established to move the ball forward with respect to the BYOD initiative. This sub-committee will be made of up individuals from across the organization (Teachers, Principals, Student Trustees, LTSS, CISS, HR) The focus will be to research and provide recommendations on the following elements; BYOD Policies and Procedures Support and Training URL Filtering Applications & Tools Access and Filtering etc. These recommendations would be reviewed and approved by IT Steering before moving through LTSS Advisory and Leadership Council Updates From Last Meeting BYOD PROGRAM BYOD Sub-Commitee First Draft of the Project Registry is complete. We will complete a detailed walk-through at the next IT Steering committee Here are some quick stats... This team will have representation from many different areas of the Board including; Chair: Lawrence De Maeyer? (2) LTSS– Neal Larsen, Mark Marshall (2) CISS– Patrick McQuade + ITRT (1) Coordinator (3) Teachers (2 Secondary, 1 Elementary)?- (2) Principals – (Lawrence De Maeyer?, ) (2) Student Trustees - ?? Draft of the IT Strategy is approximately 50% complete, should be completed in 6-8 weeks at which point it will be presented All Bring Your Own Devices upon authenticated logon will be redirected the following 'BYOD Landing Page'. This page can be configured by School and will enable seamless access to Board sanctioned applications. Clear direction with respect to applications and functionality needs to be established. Currently, we have integrated with Desire2Learn, Angel, Office365, Google Apps and School connect. DELIVERY PROGRAM OVERVIEW Communication Plan Process Overview Project Registry Team Membership I visited the first school implementation and sat through the training and Q & A for School Connect(IBM). General consensus was that the product was good and they were excited by the features and functions. However, it was evident that there was a major disconnect between what was being provided and what was expected. Our initial offering does not address the requirements of a BYOD world, but rather a wired world using Peel owned hardware. 1) SchoolConnect & LAN School are great, but how does this work in a BYOD World? It was explained that the School Connect tool was primarily for a lab or Peel owned computer environment and was not able to assist in the same manner in a BYOD scenario. 2) "This was good, but I was expecting more from a collaboration standpoint... Blogs, Discussion forums Etc" It was explained that this functionality would be provided through a collaboration tool that was not yet determined such as Office 365 and Google Apps. 2) "When will we be getting trained on using BYOD in the Classroom? It was explained that training surrounding BYOD has not yet been determined. Cloud Integration This project is focused on building an integration engine that will seamless enable students to access a wide array of applications without requiring a separate user id or password (SSO). This engine will ensure that students, once initially authenticated, can seamlessly run sanctioned applications with the click of a button from the School BYOD landing page. Each application requires that a connector be created to enable pass through authentication. IT Strategy Meeting Agenda Delivering Peel District School Board’s vision for learning and instructional technology was beyond the scope of a single infrastructure project. To deliver this vision, LTSS created a BYOD umbrella Program that is made up of 12 independent projects. Currently, over 30 staff have been committed to the program, with the expectation that an additional 40 staff will be rolled in over the next months. Site: Learning Technology Support Services > LTSS Project Information > Project Roster

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Transcript: Steering Committee Meeting | E-Cell 2019-20 By ANIKET | MUKUND for E-Cell Team 2019-20 Previous Year and the current Team Recent Insights Tenure 2019-20 Promoting - Nurturing - Supporting Insights 2018-19! A quick Look-Back! Gallery and PR Stats 2018-19 40k+; Campaign-Based Marketing 5k+; Engaging Story Content 5k+; Influencial Marketing 10k+ Website Clicks; Telemarketing 30+ Newspaper Articles 12 E-21 launch Articles 5+ Student-Prototype Articles 6 Elevate City Meet-up Articles 8+ E-Summit 2019 Articles Success Metrics 2018-19 80 % increase in Institute Participation. 100 % increase in Institute Start-up Participation; 13 City Meet-ups. 40 % increase in Start-up Participation; 62 % increase in Institute Student Participation. New Initiatives: Entrepreneurship Cell Development Drive: Development of 5 E-Cell through structured mentoring and resource provision, in terms of guidebook and networks Education-21: The PR Campaign for the year 2018-19; creating awareness amongst school students about 21st century educational skills apart from only conventional learning; outreached to 20,000+ students from 30+ schools in 6+ cities; Mentored and supported 30+ students with building their prototypes and showcasing them in E-Summit A quick Sneak-peak! Team 2019-20! Structure and Hierarchy: A Team of 11 Verticals, 20 Cores, 1 PR Strategist, and 50+ Managers and 100+ Associate Managers. Heads to take supreme charge and are accountable to Steering Committee, for all the activities and initiatives taken up by organization. Cores to head respective verticals, and carry out various activities along with their team Managers. During E-Summit, Managers will handle specific work portfolios along with their Associate Managers assigned. Team 2019-20! Additions - The recent ones! What's New?? Ongoing Plans Accomplished: Finance and Operations Portal Inclusion in STACT Initiated: ISO Certification for E-Summit 2020 New Proposals: E-Summit Chair-Person Committee Students Utility Portal Start-up Services Portal Inventory Space and Club Space Journalism Special Mentions New Proposals! New Proposals E-Summit Chair-Person Committee (ISO Certification Work) Student Utility Portal: A one-stop solution of all student discussions (CFI and I&AR), Intern-Fair Portal, Freelancing Portal, Team Member Requirements etc. Start-up Services Portal: A one-stop solution for Institute start-ups to visit and avail services at much discounted-price, than they can get through external approach from outside. Inventory Space and Club Space Plans and Progress so far... Jul-Nov 2019 Odd Semester Activity Plans Primary Initiatives The code for the topic. Primary Initiatives Let's Talk Entrepreneurship Getting to know insti founders Idea Validation Meet-up Opportunity Analysis and Customer Discovery Concept Testing and Customer Validation Steps to Rapid Prototyping Business Model Canvas The code for the topic. Secondary Initiatives Other Initiatives PR Campaign - D-Well (Digital Well Being) Launch Date - 16 September Daily Informative Content and E-Blogs #MondayMotivation #TuesdayTweets #WednesdayWisdom #ThrowbackThursday #FridayFacts #SaturdayToons #StartupSunday Winter Intern-Fair (19-20 October) Theme Reveal and Pre-Summit (02 November) E-Awards In Process! 17-19 Jan 2019 E-Summit 2020 E-Summit 2020 In Process! Theme Reveal - Nov 2nd, 2019 E-Summit Date - Jan. 17-19, 2020 Prospective Theme: Synergising Paradigms Customized Experience to each set of audience through 5-Summit approach! Youth Summit The code for the topic. Youth Summit Purpose: The summit focuses on shaping the entrepreneurial mindset, uncovering new possibilities and revolutionary ideas. Target Audience: College students with minimal to no entrepreneurial experience. Structure: Set of keynote addresses, start-up stories, low prep case studies and business simulation games. First Flavor of Entrepreneurship! The code for the topic. Innovator's Summit Innovator's Summit Purpose: Providing aspiring entrepreneurs with intensive mentoring and workshops from industry experts to help them advance their journey. Structure: Highly competitive and long preparatory contests: E-21 Unconference BootCamp Marathon of Innovation! The code for the topic. Startup Summit Start-up Summit Purpose: Assisting start-up development and providing a platform for extensive networking experience for investors and founders. Structure: Elevate Start-up Showcase and Team-Up Growth conference Catalyzing Growth! The code for the topic. Digital Summit Digital Summit Purpose: A part of the campaign to spread digital awareness. Introducing start-ups, businesses and individuals to the various opportunities of the digital world. Structure: Set of keynote addresses, panel discussions, workshops and activities Starting up online business Brand Image and Digital Marketing Digital awareness on topics such Cyber-Security Stepping towards a better digital world! The code for the topic. Industry 4.0 Summit Industry 4.0 Summit Purpose: One The

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Transcript: * Shannon Goh: Haight & Mission * James Slingerland: Castro & Fillmore * Sara Canales: Hayes Valley & Japantown * Victoria O’Harra: Marina & North Beach What's America's Cup again? What does City Hall want? What is the project exactly? What does the project need to have? Aggressive Panhandlers Expense of SF Awareness Tour Guide Popularity Around the World Passport Stamps Ambassadors Embassies App Objective Theme Connects to promotion Budget/feasibility Incentive Neighborhoods Steering Commitee Research Questions Options: Typical tourist/visitor of your neighborhood? Quirks/uniqueness/individuality Focal Points? Close to 16 million visitors a year August-1,008,550 Sept.- 1,157,826 Spend around $8 billion Average of $300/day Activities 90% dining 69% shopping 3.9 neighborhoods visited Getting Them there Cultural Travelers Interests In comparison Advantage Top activities Advice Theme Lost Incentive Go farther then would have Awareness Places didn't know existed America's Cup Tourists in SF Intro to Project Objective People Getting them there Neighborhoods Theme Advice Any Questions? From Bay Area and around the world Aug 11-19th Aug 27- Sept 2nd Average of 334,000 spectators peak weekend 50,000 on peak weekday Potentially 500,000 in a day America's Cup Tourists Your turn! Getting Them there Introduction SF Tourist "Cultural" Tourist Any Questions??? Neighborhoods Table of Contents Lack of Transportation Objective

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Transcript: 4th Project Steering Committee March 14, 2024 Component 1 Building ISF Capacity on GBV Component 1 MoU between ISF and MEHE Improved Implementation of the ISF Community Policing Model Main Achievements Quality Assurance for the ISF Academy In partnership with ISO Liban, the project acheived the following: Training courses on Introduction to ISO 9001:2015 and Internal auditor. 8 trainees were certified Lead Auditors (5 days intensive training followed by a 2hrs and half online assessment). Support the evaluation on trainings conducted within the project. ISF Academy recertification with ISO 21001:2018 ISF Website, Mobile App and LMS ISF Website, Mobile App and LMS Ever East Med/Intalio is developing: ISF Website ISF Mobile App Learning Management System (LMS) Integrated in the website Cooperation with Seprona Cooperation with Seprona to Build ISF Capacity on Prevention and Investigation of Environmental Crimes Building ISF Capacity on GBV - 24 trained ISF GBV focal persons appointed across Lebanon. - 117 ISF officers trained on GBV, inlcuding 18 Female Officers. - Study visit to UFAM in Madrid. Delivery of Equipment to the ISF Judicial Unit, Human Trafficking Unit and Disciplinary Regime Unit MoU between ISF and MEHE Awareness raising for students on cybersecurity and road safety in collaboration with the ISF and MEHE 8 public schools engaged Work Plan 2024 Component 1 Work Plan 2024 Component 2 Component 2 Enhance Municipal Police Service to Local Populations Main Achievements Specialized Training Training on First Responder Two occurences at the ISF Academy in June 2023, in cooperation with the Lebanese civil defense: - ISF capacity building - Training MP officers Creation of MP Trainer Pool Selection on MP candidates from 7 municipalities (5 of which are project partners) Delivery of training by CNFPT to 9 selected MP officers + 3 ISF trainers Mentorship support from ISF to MP officers for replication of specialized training in their municipalities Basic Training Graduation ceremony for MP officers receiving first replicated basic training. First time this happens since the beginning of the crisis. Round 2 in progress since September 2023. Basic Replicated Training for Municipal Police Disaster Risk Management Exercises Municipality of Kfarshima Factory Fire Exercise Disaster Risk Management Exercises Municipality of Kfardebian: Snow Avalanche Exercise Practical and theoretical scenarios on disaster risk management, within the frame of the National Risk Management Strategy: Municipality of Kfarshima: Factory Fire Exercise Municipality of Kfardebian: Snow Avalanche Exercise Union of Jabal al-Sheikh Municipalities: Forest Fire Exercise Implemented by ISF, MP, civil defense and the Lebanese Red Cross. Delivery of the equipment to MP Kfarshima, Kfardebian, Jezzine, Jabal El Cheikh, and Tripoli received: Official uniforms approved by MOIM Computers First aid kits Megaphones Whistles Defibrilators Binoculars Delivery of Equipment to Municipal Police Regulatory Framework for MP Adopted Regulatory framework, Code of Conduct, Standard Operating Procedures, and Recruitment Guidelines approved and adopted by: Kfarshima Kfardebian Tyre Jabal El Sheikh (union) Jezzine Regulatory Framework for MP Adopted Component 2 Work Plan 2024 Component 2 Work Plan 2024 Component 3 Component 3 Strengthen independent oversight and accountability of ISF in partnership with civil society Main Achievements Improved Coordination & Partnership ISF & CSOs Multistakeholder Dialogue Sessions Hosted at the ISF Academy 3 multistakeholder policy dialogues on security and citizenship: Challenges faced on the Lebanese prison system, March 2023 Responding to cases of domestic violence and and sexual harassment, November 2023 The use of force: ensuring freedom of peaceful assembly, December 2023 Coordination Mechanism Meetings 9 Coordination Mechanism meetings were conducted between partners on a rotation basis Building Trust with Citizens Green police 50-minute TV episode on “Tahkik – By Claude Abou Nader Hindi” MTV Lebanon - Terre Liban Transformative impact of the community policing approach TV episode for ‘’ Atel an el horiye’’ about community policing on MTV Lebanon - Adyan Human Rights Awareness-rasing Events & Campaigns - 35+ awareness raising events and activities - 6 large-scale public outreach campaigns social media campaign promoting the main findings of the working groups of multistakeholder dialouge session - Abaad Key recommendations on domestic Violence and sexual crimes Support to Prisons Social media campaign promoting community policing in prisons with partipation of pepople deprived of their freedom Prevention campaign of Human Trafficking with the ISF TV and social media campaign promoting prevention of child and sexual exploitation Sports and Safety Campaign with BMA Supporting the running team of the ISF to promote Safety in Sports among the marathon runners Human Rights Monitoring by CSOs Evaluation of ISF complaint mechanisms

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