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Sample dashboard of the "Social Readiness Roadmap" (not real data)
Based on 45+ criteria (Update, the 2012 version has 50+ criteria) we've developed from interviewing many companies to find out how they are successfully internally (see my body of research www.web-strategist.com/blog/research and based on my experience launching social at Hitachi 2005-2007, we help ensure they've the same internal resources and alignment.
Select criteria includes "socialgraphics, processes, measurement frameworks, roles, policies, education programs, org models".
We can benchmark their performance over time, to ensure they are ready. I've found that the Corporate Social Strategist, finds this graphic helpful to quantify 'squishy' internal efforts into something that can be widely shared with stakeholders and executives.
If you have any questions leave a comment, and I'll respond as best as possible or email me at jeremiah@altimetergroup dot com
Update: Here's a full report on this topic
www.web-strategist.com/blog/2011/08/31/report-social-medi...
Since I'm pretty much back to staying inside for the time being, I'm going to work on getting my vintage road map collection better organized.
The weather is just glorious at the moment, so we're getting out and about.
View towards Dorchester.
Covid roadmap to lockdown.
25.04.2021
Note that this local mapmaker has made a much more accurate map than the 1941 Shell map. For example, the tide flats around Magnolia are shown as potential, not real land.
The cover says "Shows: Seattle's New Transportation System; Streets; Block Numbers; Parks & Playgrounds; Main Thorofares; Boulevards; Golf Courses, etc". The new transportation system was buses that replaced streetcars. Bus line numbers are written in red next to the red route lines. Dashed for gas buses, solid for trolley.
Published January, 1942.
See another Kroll map, from 1950.
Check out more of my scanned maps.
I just picked these up and wished I had them before this last western trip. They are great for following 2 lane blacktop.
thatwasmyfoot.my-expressions.com
This is the result of the weekend experimenting.
A few details...the camera itself is 17"x17"x24" roughly.
Made from a bulk diapers box, bulk wipes box and a Xerox paper box.
The pinhole was made with an upholstery tack. Could be, nay, will be a better pinhole eventually.
For my 30 days in April project, I found some more lovely blossom trees today. The old burial ground,central Poole.
Covid roadmap out of lockdown
15.04.2021
I'm hoping to accomplish all my scalp prep tonight for the coming week. I have to have a roadmap or I root off course ... bad.
Southeast Plan, used mainly during inclement weather.
This is a clean version of a graphic I saw in the pilot's room at the Moffett Field flight center, and I love it... it's a visual guide to the air traffic routes used at various aiports around the San Francisco Bay Area.
It also does a lot to explain all the air traffic I see above our home... turns out, we live beneath three major flightpaths. From the ground it all seems somewhat random, but now that I've seen this route plan, the orientation and altitudes of the planes I see over our house every day make a lot more sense.
I've posted this camera off to have the sensor cleaned today. I hope that it can be cleaned and I can use it again, as I figure it's more economical to get it cleaned than buy another camera and better for the planet.
Covid roadmap out of lockdown
At home, Hamworthy 01.05.2021
I saw this in the pilot's room at the Moffett Field flight center, and I love it... it's a visual guide to the air traffic routes used at various aiports around the San Francisco Bay Area.
It also does a lot to explain all the air traffic I see above our home... turns out, we live beneath three major flightpaths. From the ground it all seems somewhat random, but now that I've seen this route plan, the orientation and altitudes of the planes I see over our house every day make a lot more sense.
UPDATE: There's a clean version of this graphic, here.
Bloodshot Eyes
They hardly blink
Too tired to think
Looking like roadmaps...
Going somewhere???
Self induced insomnia has its benefits. heh heh.
The sunlight comes into the flat in the afternoon now. The photos are my grandsons.
Covid roadmap out of lockdown.
At home, Hamworthy 16.04.2021
I just picked these up and wished I had them before this last western trip. They are great for following 2 lane blacktop.
Photographs taken using my new RED lens filter. It was a lovely evening anyway, but I liked the red/pink glow and ambience it gave.
For my 30 days in April set
An ordinary urban scene, on a cold and grey April day.
Covid roadmap out of lockdown.
West Street, Poole 07.04.2021
We took a wrong turn somewhere in the countryside and decided we might as well stop in Salisbury.
Covid roadmap out of lockdown
17.04.2021
Needed to do a fill-in for the swap for January and this was one of the artistamp designs. If I shrunk it to stamp size the map wouldn't look as good so I made my artistamps the size of the ATC. hehe Will post the finals tonight once grocery shopping an dinner is done and I can finish scanning. hehe
Giant Rhubarb Roadmap
Backlit leaf of Giant Rhubarb, Gunnera macinta. These leaves are enormous, growing up to 7 feet in diameter. I found this one growing in one of the ponds in The Lost Valley at The Lost Gardens of Heligan near Mevagissey in Cornwall and had lots of people staring curiously at me, wondering what I was doing crouched under this enormous leaf taking photos of its underside. Perhaps if they see this they'll understand! It looks like an aerial photograph of a rain forest.