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Making Supply Meet Demand in a More Diverse World

OpenSesame

That’s great news! According to wikipedia, a supplier diversity program is a proactive program that encourages the procurement of goods and services from businesses owned by a diverse cross-section of different groups of people, including (but not limited to) minorities, women, the disabled, the LGBTQIA+ community, and veterans.

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7 Steps for Effectively Handling Customer Complaints

KnowledgeCity

But there’s good news. In the world of customer service, complaints are always going to arise—it’s how you deal with them that sets you apart from your competition and keeps you on the path to success. Handling customer complaints can be a drag. 7 Steps for Effectively Handling Customer Complaints.

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Saffron organises social media workshop for charities

Saffron Interactive

However, research has proven that the charity sector and volunteering movement is not maximising the potential of social networks – less than 25% of volunteer involving organisations and support services are using them. Tags: News. Key barriers are: A lack of knowledge and confidence on how to use social media.

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[from gminks] Social Learning Measurement : eLearning Technology

Tony Karrer

Pretty soon, well also see the advent of reputation management, auto-generated ONA maps, and new reports on stuff like sentiment analysis, key influencers, and "hot" topics. You measure the starting state, you implement some initiatives, and then you measure the deltas. Im not trying to be flip.

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7 Warning Signs Your Business Needs A Learning System

KnowledgeAnywhere

In addition to hindering productivity, a revolving door of employees can damage your company’s reputation. The good news is that there are some simple steps you can take to help retain millennials. Jonas Sickler, Marketing Director at Reputation Management. Sales for your newest products and services are sluggish.