Susan Sampang

I. PROPOSAL LETTER

II. WEB 2.0

III. ADVANCE WORD EXERCISE

IV. MIND MAP

SUBMITTED BY: Susan R. Sampang

SUBMITTED TO: (Prof) Benedict L. Avila

PROPOSAL LETTER

ADVANCE WORD EXERCISE

ampang

enedict L. Avila

STRATEGIC INFOTECH TRAINING EXPERTS

111 Boni Avenue, Mandaluyong City | Cellphone : 0906-5577-933 | [email protected]

Nov. 08, 2011

Paul Garcia

Project Manager

Procter & Gamble

6750 Ayala Avenue

Office Tower Makati City

Dear Mr. Garcia,

SAP is the world’s leading provider of business software. More than 46,100 customers in more than 120

countries run SAP applications from distinct solutions addressing the needs of small and midsize

enterprises to suite offerings for global organizations. Powered by the SAP Net Weaver platform to drive

innovation and enable business change, SAP software helps enterprises of all sizes around the world

improve customer relationships, enhance partner collaboration and create efficiencies across their

supply chains and business operations. SAP solution portfolios support the unique business processes of

more than 25 industries, including high tech, retail, financial services, healthcare and the public sector.

SAP helps companies of all sizes and industries run better. From back office to boardroom, warehouse to

storefront, desktop to mobile device, SAP empowers people and organizations to work together more

efficiently and use business insight more effectively to stay ahead of the competition.

In line with this, I would like to offer you our products intended for improving your business process. I'll

call you next week to discuss any details and answer any questions you might have after reviewing the

information.

Thank you and Best Regards,

Susan R. Sampang

Senior SAP Consultant

Strategic InfoTech Training Experts

Your technology partner for your knowledge needs

C:\Users\iglesia.c\Downloads\cover page

WEB 2.0: Design Patterns and Business Models for the Next Generation of Software

Web 2.0 is more than anything else a new way for searchers to actually use the Web in a

collaborative, interactive way. The term 2.0 doesn’t mean that we are

with the new”; quite the contrary! It’s just a new perspective on how we use the Web, and how

the Web is used for much, MUCH more than just searches.

Many of the sites and services that are coming out as “new” in Web 2.0 have def

around for longer than this buzz phrase has been in vogue. However, these new kids on the block

are taking old concepts and melding them with new ideas, creating and collaborating and sharing

previously standalone services with theories that w

the old peanut butter and chocolate commercials!).

And Web 2.0 isn’t just limited to what programmers and techie geeks can do with it, either. Web

2.0 is all about you and me and how WE can create content, me

every last drop of usefulness out of the Web that we can get. The Web is no longer a spectator

sport – it’s all about people, ideas, and collaboration.

TOPIC

UPSCOOP

UPSCOOP is a service that finds friends and acquaintances of

yours that might be in various social networks on the Web, such

as MySpace, Friendster, LinkedIn, etc., based on their unique

email address.

While you might already know where some of your friends

might hang out on the Web, there's probably a few of your

contacts that you don't have this information for, and it could

come in handy.

SHARE2ME

SHARE2ME is a free browser plug

your favorite stuff on the Web with your friends across a variety

of platforms with just one click.

What does that mean, exactly? Here's an example: say you

found a really funny video on YouTube that you

share with all your Web friends. Instead of going to your email,

or to your MySpace page, or to your Instant Messenger client,

you can simply click the Share2me button and share from one

central location.

STUMBLE UPON

STUMBLEUPON

engine) that finds and recommends web content to its users. Its

features allow users to discover and rate Web pages, photos,

and videos that are personalized to their tastes and interests

using peer-sourcing and so

MUSIC MAP

Find music you like with

that matches your taste. Just enter in an artist and Music

will locate a list of musicians, bands, and singers that are similar

in style.

Once you enter in an artist's name, you will see a "map" of

other musical talent. Click on any name and you'll be taken to a

page of more information.

Learn more about Web 2.0 at: Web 2.0 Expo and Web 2.0 Summit

Strategic InfoTech Training Experts

logy partner for your knowledge needs

cover page\word\P3 - Sampang.docx

Design Patterns and Business Models for the Next Generation of Software

Web 2.0 is more than anything else a new way for searchers to actually use the Web in a

collaborative, interactive way. The term 2.0 doesn’t mean that we are “out with the old and in

with the new”; quite the contrary! It’s just a new perspective on how we use the Web, and how

the Web is used for much, MUCH more than just searches.

Many of the sites and services that are coming out as “new” in Web 2.0 have definitely been

around for longer than this buzz phrase has been in vogue. However, these new kids on the block

are taking old concepts and melding them with new ideas, creating and collaborating and sharing

previously standalone services with theories that when put together just make sense (kind of like

the old peanut butter and chocolate commercials!).

And Web 2.0 isn’t just limited to what programmers and techie geeks can do with it, either. Web

2.0 is all about you and me and how WE can create content, merge ideas, and in essence milk

every last drop of usefulness out of the Web that we can get. The Web is no longer a spectator

it’s all about people, ideas, and collaboration.

DESCRIPTION is a service that finds friends and acquaintances of

yours that might be in various social networks on the Web, such

as MySpace, Friendster, LinkedIn, etc., based on their unique

email address.

While you might already know where some of your friends

t hang out on the Web, there's probably a few of your

contacts that you don't have this information for, and it could

come in handy.

is a free browser plug-in that allows you to share

your favorite stuff on the Web with your friends across a variety

of platforms with just one click.

What does that mean, exactly? Here's an example: say you

found a really funny video on YouTube that you're just dying to

share with all your Web friends. Instead of going to your email,

or to your MySpace page, or to your Instant Messenger client,

you can simply click the Share2me button and share from one

central location.

STUMBLEUPON is a discovery engine (a form of web search

engine) that finds and recommends web content to its users. Its

features allow users to discover and rate Web pages, photos,

and videos that are personalized to their tastes and interests

sourcing and social-networking principles.

Find music you like with MUSIC-MAP, a site that finds music

that matches your taste. Just enter in an artist and Music-Map

will locate a list of musicians, bands, and singers that are similar

enter in an artist's name, you will see a "map" of

other musical talent. Click on any name and you'll be taken to a

page of more information.

Learn more about Web 2.0 at: Web 2.0 Expo and Web 2.0 Summit

Web 2.0

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

Web 2.0

Google AdSense

Flickr

BitTorrent

Napster

Wikipedia

Blogging

Upcoming.org and

EVDB

Search engine

optimization

Cost per click

10. Web services

11. Participation

12. Wikis

13. Tagging

("folksonomy")

14. Syndication

De La Salle University Master in Business Administration

Advanced Microsoft Word

Many people have learned word processing on their own. Bad habits and a poor understanding of Word

features mean hours o needless fiddling with word documents. This workshop will help you discover the

way Word works, and in the process you will discover 13 new skill areas that will allow you to create most documents in a fraction of time. Most Word users spend 60% of their time formatting documents and 40%

writing content. After this workshop you will spend just 10 percent of your time formatting. The result…

much better documents!

Course ID: MIS001M Day and Time : Saturdays, 8:00 – 11:00am

Length: 3 sessions

- Arrange Windows Learn to work in multiple documents at once.

Learn to edit two parts of a long document at once.

- Tables Discover best practices for using tables.

Learn advanced table skills and keyboard shortcuts.

- Numbering and Page Numbering Make numbering work perfectly once and for all.

- Forms Learn to turn documents into easy-to-edit

forms.

- Finding Documents Discover how you can find lost documents in a fraction

of the time.

- Styles If you’re using styles, Word is just a

typewriter. Learn all about styles.

- Mail Merge Master mail merge and discover how they are not just

for sales letters.

- Sections Master document sections for more

complex documents.

- Fields

Discover fields and find how they save you lots of work.

- Macros Simplify repetitive tasks with macros.

- AutoText and AutoCorrect Learn where and when to use Auto text in legal

documents

- Track Changes Discover the most efficient techniques for

sharing documents with colleagues

- Bookmarks & Cross References Discover bookmarks

Use bookmarks for navigation and cross references

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

You should know and use at least the Word basics before you attend this workshop. WE suggest an

introduction to Word workshop prior to taking this course.

Call now or visit our Website to register

Taft: 63-2-524-4611 RCBC: 63-2-753-4618 Ortigas: 63-2-721-2000