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Limited edition of 25 Giclee print, on A3 mould made acid free Bockingford art paper, textured 190gsm. 2012 singned and numbered
£30 (unframed)
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Photo by Eric Ziegler
In the enterprise, reputation is traditionally built by analog interactions. Even when there are digital interactions,(email, esn, documents, papers, white papers, etc.) a large part of reputation still comes from 1:1, meetings, presentations, , etc. That means that reputation in the enterprise is not just based on a digital interaction. It also means that trust, which is based on reputation, is something that is built on both digital and analog interactions.
What I find interesting is that digital interactions can be so much more dramatically important than the analog interactions in building widespread trust. Why? The power of digital interactions in the enterprise is the reach it provides, allowing employees to build a reputation with employees they never work with and hence gain a level of trust with another employee that would have never been able to occur before that (series of ) digital interaction(s).
This note was inspired by +David Amerland 's book, Google Semantic Search - Amazon location 1842
Broertje vertrouwt dat gedoe met die nieuwe fotocamera niet helemaal...
Broertje doesn't trust my experimenting with the new camera at all...
Бруртье не доверяет мне и моей новой камере...
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Taken at the Wellcome Trust, London.
Rather messed up colours here. Not sure what happened. Oh well...
Not trust in the "luck", in yourself nor in money; if you long Miracles, your trust must be exclusively in JESUS.
Still from a video capturing the Last Post Ceremony and the laying of the wreath can been seen at the following You tube link.
I was very curious why he would be spreading the message during the 4th of July...
I did not go ask him .... If he ever sees this picture please feel free to tell me why.
My daughter hanging on to my sister while on holiday in Kerala, South India... It was evening and the setting sun carressed the backwaters..
Booklets produced for the Leicestershire Partnership Trust's specialist wards. Individual booklets were made for each ward incorporating service user artwork.
If I'd read the leaflets, I'd probably know why this is so different from all the other buildings...