Creación de un departamento de relaciones públicas y comunicación en el GAD de Sayausí

Propuesta de Creación de un Departamento de Relaciones Públicas y Comunicación en el GAD de Sayausí Este proyecto tiene como objetivo demostrar la importancia de la implementación de un Departamento de Relaciones Públicas, para mejorar la comunicación interna y externa de la institución “GAD de Sayausí” y de esta manera obtener una buena comunicación, que dará como resultado un ambiente de armonía, y alcanzar las metas propuestas por las autoridades de GAD de Sayausí. El Departamento de Relaciones Públicas, es un medio efectivo para lograr un acercamiento entre el GAD y la comunidad creando espacios de diálogo y participación por el que podrá conocer la opinión y necesidades de los habitantes. Realizamos la propuesta de comunicación dentro del GAD, a través de un plan de comunicación interna. Esto es esencial ya que facilita una comunicación fluida entre los miembros de la institución y a la vez influir en las actitudes y opiniones de los mismos. Se realizó un cambio en la imagen de la institución, tanto en el logotipo como en el slogan, ya que era uno de los primeros cambios que sugerimos a las autoridades del GAD, en base a diálogos con los miembros y sobre todo con el presidente. Sabiendo que la imagen de la institución es la base principal para que los habitantes de la parroquia se sientan más identificados y conformes con la misma.

Elaboración del Plan de Negocio '760 Kilómetros, S.L.'

Elaboración de un plan de negocio para la puesta en marcha de una Agencia de Comunicación Digital Gastronómica.

Plan de Empresa Virtual Gnosis

El presente Business Plan se ha diseñado con el ánimo de crear la empresa Virtual Gnosis. Dicha empresa operará en el sector de la informática y la industria de software, dentro de la prestación de Servicios de TI. La empresa se centrará en la gestión de la información y el conocimiento del talento humano de las organizaciones, a través de la creación de AVAI (Ambientes Virtuales de Aprendizaje Inmersivo). El mercado objetivo son las instituciones educativas y los conglomerados de PYMES. A continuación se exponen con detalle los aspectos de operaciones, marketing, financieros y administrativos de la empresa propuesta.

Análisis de la situación actual y propuesta de mejoramiento en el plan de negocio de la empresa CIRO ROBERTO MORENO S. EN C.S – “Minas Peñitas“

CIRO ROBERTO MORENO S. EN C.S – “Minas Peñitas”. Es una empresa en el sector minero energético. Este sector se ha caracterizado en Colombia como uno de los más importantes de inigualable crecimiento y con un gran potencial, ya que no solo le trae grandes beneficios a la economía del país, sino que es un sector distinguido por generar grandes niveles de empleo. De este modo CIRO ROBERTO MORENO S. EN C.S – “Minas Peñitas” tiene grandes oportunidades de crecimiento y perdurabilidad, pero debe tener en cuenta que tiene que estar preparada y en las mejores condiciones en todos los aspectos posibles. El propósito del presente trabajo de análisis de la empresa CIRO ROBERTO MORENO S. EN C.S – “Minas Peñitas” es de identificar la forma cómo se desarrollan todas las actividades de la empresa y así determinar el desempeño de estas, para identificar las fortalezas y debilidades presentes, para establecer un plan de mejoramiento en todas las actividades de la cadena de valor y por lo tanto en el plan de negocio de la compañía. La meta de este trabajo no solo fue analizar la situación de la empresa, sino también mostrar las condiciones de la minería de carbón y su comportamiento a nivel mundial y nacional, datos que no se tienen muy claros por parte de empresa y por lo tanto no se le ha dado la suficiente importancia a esta clase de información para beneficio de la misma; sin embargo de acuerdo a las mejoras propuestas en las falencias encontradas en los temas de comunicación y manejo de información en la empresa se espera que si CIRO ROBERTO MORENO S. EN C.S – “Minas Peñitas” considere aplicarlas de la mejor forma, lo cual le traerá grandes beneficios y cumplir con la visión establecida por la empresa.

Submission to Brisbane City Council : Draft Brisbane Economic Development Plan

As with any strategic planning process, evidence-based estimates are needed to plan effectively for the future. Comments below are based upon data drawn from the Brisbane Long Term Infrastructure Plan (Department of Local Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation, 2005) and the Brisbane Long Term Planning Economic Indicators (National Institute of Economic and Industry Research, 2005), as these are cited as the underpinning research for the economic plan. This submission focuses on one critical aspect of the strategic plan — the relationship between population growth, employment growth, and infrastructure provision. While the focus of the strategic plan is on the changes which would occur within Brisbane, it is important that consideration of predicted changes in surrounding local government areas be also carried out.

Fellowship plan and conceptual framework

This document is written to provide: (1) a brief plan of the intended directions of the ALTC program ‘A Pedagogy of Supervision in the Technology disciplines’; and (2) an overview of existing research outcomes which are likely to be of interest to the technology disciplines, including some cross disciplinary research and some focussed specifically on some part of the technology field.

Realistic yet humanitarian? The comprehensive plan of action and refugee policy in Southeast Asia

The 1989 Comprehensive Plan of Action (CPA) has recently been described as a successful example of how to manage large protracted refugee flows. However, this article revisits the circumstances surrounding the CPA used to resolve the prolonged Indo-Chinese refugee crisis to highlight that part of its development was linked to the fact that Southeast Asian states refused to engage with proposed solutions, which did not include repatriation for the majority of the Indo-Chinese asylum seekers who were deemed to be ‘non-genuine’1 ( UNGA, 1989a) refugees. This resulted in the CPA often forcibly repatriating ‘non-genuine’ refugees, particularly near the end of its program. This article reviews the CPA in order to assess whether its practices and results should be repeated.

Old Brisbane Botanic Gardens: Conservation Plan Review 2005, Report of Stage 1 Heritage Significance and Conservation Policies

Report for City Design, for Environment and Parks, within the Brisbane City Council. Context of this Project A Conservation Study for the Old Brisbane Botanic Gardens, formerly called the Brisbane City Botanic Gardens, was finalised in 1995 and prepared by Jeannie Sim for the Landscape Section of Brisbane City Council, the same author of the present report. This unpublished report was the first conservation plan prepared for the place and it was recommended that it be reviewed in five years time. That time has arrived finally with the preparation of the 2005 Review. The present project was commissioned by City Design on behalf of Environment and Parks Section of Brisbane City Council. The author has purposely chosen to call the study site the 'Old Brisbane Botanic Gardens' (OBBG) to differentiate it from the Brisbane Botanic Gardens, Mt. Coot-tha (BBG-MC), and to maintain the claim for this original garden to remain as a botanic garden for Brisbane. This name immediately brings to mind an association with history, as in the precedent set by the naming of the nearby 'Old Government House' at Gardens Point.

Reduction of environmental effects of civil aircraft through multi-objective flight plan optimisation

With rising environmental alarm, the reduction of critical aircraft emissions including carbon dioxides (CO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) is one of most important aeronautical problems. There can be many possible attempts to solve such problem by designing new wing/aircraft shape, new efficient engine, etc. The paper rather provides a set of acceptable flight plans as a first step besides replacing current aircrafts. The paper investigates a green aircraft design optimisation in terms of aircraft range, mission fuel weight (CO2) and NOx using advanced Evolutionary Algorithms coupled to flight optimisation system software. Two multi-objective design optimisations are conducted to find the best set of flight plans for current aircrafts considering discretised altitude and Mach numbers without designing aircraft shape and engine types. The objectives of first optimisation are to maximise range of aircraft while minimising NOx with constant mission fuel weight. The second optimisation considers minimisation of mission fuel weight and NOx with fixed aircraft range. Numerical results show that the method is able to capture a set of useful trade-offs that reduce NOx and CO2 (minimum mission fuel weight).

Even Penelope had a plan : imagining a metaphysics of wandering in the contemporary travel blogs of Australian Women Abroad

Despite the continued popularity of travel blogs and virtual travel communities, there is currently a lack of contemporary criticism surrounding the coded structures and connotations of online travel writings, especially those arising out of the Australian context. While there have been few significant studies of Australian women’s travel to date, there have been even less about female wandering. Reimagining the archetype of Penelope, this paper considers liminal accounts of wandering in contemporary travel blogs of Australian women abroad. When women travel as wanderers, they undermine normative accounts of travel and trace out alternative movements fused with gendered meaning.

Detailed landscape plan for the North section of the Bailang River north of Jiqing Highway, Weifang

International practice-led design research in landscape architecture has identified wetland sites as highly significant and potentially fragile environments in many countries. China has considerable wetland acreage that has been drained and transformed into farmland to address local poverty of farmers. An important gap in knowledge exists as to how to design Chinese public open spaces to reduce water contamination, flood severity and loss of farmland for local villagers as urban development expands. This project responded to the opportunity of introducing a new type of wetland design to Stage 3 of the Bailang River Redevelopment, Weifang City, Shandong Province. The work proposed a range of wetland design innovations for Chinese wetland environments to encourage on-site solutions to contamination and flooding problems.

Commissioning of a Geant4 based treatment plan simulation tool : linac model and dicom-rt interface

A Geant4 based simulation tool has been developed to perform Monte Carlo modelling of a 6 MV VarianTM iX clinac. The computer aided design interface of Geant4 was used to accurately model the LINAC components, including the Millenium multi-leaf collimators (MLCs). The simulation tool was verified via simulation of standard commissioning dosimetry data acquired with an ionisation chamber in a water phantom. Verification of the MLC model was achieved by simulation of leaf leakage measurements performed using GafchromicTM film in a solid water phantom. An absolute dose calibration capability was added by including a virtual monitor chamber into the simulation. Furthermore, a DICOM-RT interface was integrated with the application to allow the simulation of treatment plans in radiotherapy. The ability of the simulation tool to accurately model leaf movements and doses at each control point was verified by simulation of a widely used intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) quality assurance (QA) technique, the chair test.