ISM3004 Exam 2

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Average 21-year-old has spent about ___________ hours on a mobile phone

Approximately 10,000 hours

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Roughly ___% of US Facebook users are aged 45+

Around 30%

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Do more Americans access Internet using phone or computer?

phone

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______% of the time that Americans spend on their smartphones is spent using apps

90%

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85% of that time is spent on just ____ non-native apps installed from an app store

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Passive approach to self-branding

Making sure nothing in social media hurts you; being smart

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Questions to ask yourself about your social media presence

Would my social media presence hurt my career opportunities?

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Active approach to self-branding

Making sure social media helps you

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Three questions to consider when creating an active self-branding campaign

Who is your audience?

Why should we hire/interview you?

What do yo want them to see?

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Activities that make up the Development component

- Research: Hootsuite, Peer Facebook page research, Industry research

- Strategy: big picture, campaign, plans

- Management: talking with people, project meetings, interns

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Activities that make up the Execution component

- Communications campaigns: broad campaigns that cover more communication than sm

- Social media campaigns

- The daily grind

- Event coverage

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Why having a social media policy is important for an organization

- Sets stage and defines area users can play in

- Protects org in event of legal trouble

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Who should review social media policy before implementing it?

HR department and lawyer

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What can be learned from looking at peers' social media activities

General and specific things they're talking about

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Benchmarking

Identify peers and sm channels

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What you are comparing against

How big of following for you vs. peers?

How does weekly engagement compare?

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Questions that can be answered using audience research

What are your audiences interested in?

What types of content are similar audiences interested in?

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Tools/tips Laura suggested for monitoring/researching your audience

- Monitor specific hashtags on Twitter and Instagram

- Add followers to Twitter lists

- Follow your audiences' influencers

- See what's trending

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Game plan

Research

Goals

Strategy

Execution steps

Evaluation

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Importance of orgs having both goals and strategy for social media

Know how you will support core mission

Know what you need to accomplish

Know how you will accomplish it

Prove that you accomplished it

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Goals vs. strategy

Objectives vs. plan

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Which comes first: goal or strategy?

Strategy

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Old Guard

Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Tumblr

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Meaning of 'it's never about the tools' and what's really important

Need to know strategy before choosing a tool

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Whether organizations should abandon old guard tools for newer platforms

Not yet, but don't ignore newcomers

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Two key questions for selecting social media platforms

Is audience using platform?

Will audience engage with me on platform?

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How Facebook's social media algorithm determines post visibility

Ordered content for people; relevancy score (who posted, when, interaction, type)

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Meaning of 'engagement feeds reach'

The more people who engage, the more people will see

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Three tips for maximizing audience engagement with content

Relevance, authenticity, and impressiveness

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How social media advertising helps organizations reach goals

- Social media goals (serve to larger audience, gain new followers)

- Business goals (click to website)

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Key takeaways from REI's campaign

- REI paid workers on Black Friday to go outside

- Be authentic, relevant, put money where mouth is, be bigger than sm

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Reasons for companies to listen to the buzz on public social networks

It can create positive impacts - like Morton's Steakhouse

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S.M.A.R.T.

Social Media Awareness and Response Team

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Three R's of social media policy

Representation, Responsibility, and Respect

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Risks posed by unaware users and how S.M.A.R.T. can help fix that

Personal use

Untrained

Bad habits

Communicate risks, opportunities, and policies

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2 components of 'Response'

Monitoring and engagement

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How much a 'like' is worth

Not much

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Discoveries by Lutz and Halloran that were impacting consumer value

Like is least likely to cause future store visit - decreased customer value

Positive comments had most value at $41

Loves were second highest at $29

Negative comments have $3 unless they are swayed

Quantify relationships with customer lifetime value

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Paste Specials

- Value: pastes value instead of formula

- Cell formatting

- Formula

- Math

- Transpose

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CTRL keystroke that displays function argument help dialog

CTRL A

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PMT function

- Use total # of payments for n

- Divide by 12 for monthly payments

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VLOOKUP parameters

- Value to find

- Lookup table

- Search leftmost column

- Column offset number

- Lookup type

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For default IFS, catch-all test, use...

TRUE

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how to lock down ($) cell values

F4

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approximate VLOOKUP

leave last parameter blank

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XLOOKUP parameters

- Value to find

- Lookup array (only column with data you're looking up)

- Return array (can be multiple columns)

- Not found error msg

- Match mode

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FIND vs. SEARCH

find is case sensitive, search is not

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CONCATENATE

- Join one+ text strings into on text string

=CONCATENATE(text1, [text2])

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conditional vs. normal formatting

conditional formatting is more flexible and automatically applied to individual cells or entire rows

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Importance of spreadsheets and Lotus 1-2-3 to personal computer revolution

Huge competitive advantage to those who have it; game changer

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Cell address

Combo of column letter and row #

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Range

Rectangular group of cells that is uninterrupted

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Shortcut: finding text

Ctrl/command up, down, left, and right

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Shortcut: moving up and down a sheet

Ctrl/command PgUp & Pg Down

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Shortcut: editing a cell

Windows: F2

Mac: Ctrl-U

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Shortcut: select all

Ctrl/Command-A

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Shortcut: bold, italics, underline

Ctrl/command b, i, u

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Freeze panes

Put cursor below heading and row, then freeze panes

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How to make a number text

Type ' before #

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Shortcut: forcing new line

Windows: Alt+Enter

Mac: Ctrl-Command-Enter

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Every date has a...

Assigned #

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Indenting within cells

Highlight cells, click indent button by centering options

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Setting cell borders

Right click, format cells, border

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Multi-level sorting

Select range, data, sort, add level

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Removing dupes

Select range, data, remove duplicates

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Data validation configuration: requiring selection from list of values

Have list of options: data → data validation

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Data validation configuration: providing input tip and error message

Data validation → input message → custom error message

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% of spreadsheets with errors

88

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% of material defects in spreadsheets used by large companies

50

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F1F9 says main cause of spreadsheet errors is...

Lack of industry-wide standards in financial modeling

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Error costing Fidelity Magellan Fund $2.45B

Omission of minus sign

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Sanity check

Does output of formula make sense?

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Factors that drive personal purchases of IT

Style & whim: If it feels good, flavor of the day, lowest purchase price, hot rod syndrome

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Factors that drive corporate purchases of IT

Business requirements, many systems, control costs

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User types

Data entry, task-oriented workers, knowledge workers, power users

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How standardizing purchasing agreements reduce IT acquisition costs

Hardware and software standardization, volume discounts, support, maintenance, training

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BYOD

Bring your own device

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BYOD program characteristics

Employee chooses own device with allowance and is responsible for it

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BYOD benefits

Shared cost, employee satisfaction

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Consumerization of IT

Mobile devices: faster, smaller, lighter, volume drives down price

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What led to consumerization of IT

People wanting to use their own devices because it helped them be more productive

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How corporate IT is impacted by consumerization of IT

Make it easier to work with flexibility

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TCO

Total cost of ownership

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Direct cost

Show up on budget as IT costs (ex: software)

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Indirect cost

Show up on budget not as an IT cost (ex: salary)

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Unmanaged PC management style

Do it yourself, install own software

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Managed PC management style

Professional staff use best practices to consistently and automatically manage PCs

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Most expensive item of owning a PC

Software

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PC item that brings biggest savings if locked and managed well

Hardware & software support

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Well-managed scenario: TCO direct costs only

$1723

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Well-managed scenario: TCO direct and indirect costs

$3309

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Unmanaged scenario: TCO direct costs only

$2037

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Unmanaged scenario: TCO direct and indirect costs

$6479

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% savings for well-managed scenario: TCO direct costs only

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% savings for well-managed scenario: TCO direct and indirect costs

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$1000 PC is a ___

myth

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Image

OS + Application + Settings

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Gold image

Build once, test and tweak, deploy repeatedly automatically

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How images are used

Take gold image to repeat for all other users

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How images impact TCO

Huge savings for direct and indirect costs