Stage emblematizada by the Internet phenomenon. Stage everything indicates it will cause as many mutations as which they provoked at the time the conjunction of the steam boat, railway and the Telegraph. As something derived from publishing ideas through the press and teach constitutional rights, a lucky can conceive as of right to the imagination of the country of the future. More beyond official attempts, which can make its contribution in that regard, since individuals aware and committed to the time and place in which they live, from where you can make the contributions, and is there from where you are trying to formulate our. Over time are emerging concepts that may come in handy for the self-anointed task, so have appeared to our knowledge, concepts such as: planning, postwar planning, national project, Argentine model, appropriate technology, total quality social engineering, information technologies, process reengineering.

All of them have been very fruitful for our meditations and research. Lately you we’ve added the concept of reinventing, taken from reinventing English, actually coined by Americans. We were already doomed in the task of imagining a country marked by three characteristics: participation, creativity and decentralization. Moving forward in time was necessary to clarify that decentralization, meant physical de-concentration, to not confuse decentralization as the delegation of responsibilities. I think for some time that a country with these characteristics model, must be implemented with creative optimization of existing. With this we want to point that harmonized creatively exist in the bosom of Argentine society, human capital and material, documentary resources to generate a high quality of life for all Argentines.

Not to fall into the ingenuity, we have finished consciousness of the existence of numerous obstacles (ultimately selfish or ignorant human attitudes), they hinder the conjunction of the components above targeted. However, overcoming the force of things, and not without a high cost in time and energy, those pathetic miserabilidades, which seem to inescindibles of our human condition. Acicateados by change of scenario, preceded by the crisis of the pre-existing structures, (some go back to 1853), began to develop a concept, we gave in the first instance the title of RERRURALIZACION. It was based on a prior inventory of the Argentina. In this previous inventory began by characterize their geographic base attach to that four colors: green for the humid pampa and the littoral zone; yellow for two thirds of the Mainland; Blue for the epicontinental sea or exclusive economic zone, the two hundred nautical miles (1,852 meters), linking us with the world and with our irredentist islands of the South Atlantic, and our Antarctic Sector, and color bla

Rothbard, is currently studying how people manipulate their personal and professional profiles online. One really interesting aspect of this, and it may be extraordinary indeed is that hence arises a Community action, a conscience and an understanding of issues and events that may be important, creating a sense of intimacy and can lead to confidence and greater proximity. It is not known, however, if that idealized scenario in the real workplace, may reach says Rothbard. Social networks in the wider public sphere have allowed individuals to become virtual friends of politicians, actors and famous musicians, In addition to that create the feeling that the public can interact with these figures known at a level of camaraderie. However, what will happen, from the point of view of the hierarchy, when a CEO again is friend of their workers in a corporate social network, asks Rothbard. For more information see this site: Howard Schultz & Associates.

All this can be considered is what gives us the source of cited information wharton.universia.net, that many of these social networks and those experiments of management are being introduced by technology companies specializing in the traditional corporate segment. In January, for example, during the Lotusphere, present at the event IBM executives discussed what the company was doing to integrate its social tools of their workers through softwares of collaboration that allows to visit documents, through forums, to carry out an exchange of ideas and mobile applications. IBM has also been developing social tools for your business network and suite of collaboration LotusLive, located in the cloud, for use in a number of sectors as marketing, service to the customer, sales, product and of course human resources development, worth having present on this progress in the application to the companies, that says Andrea Matwyshyn, Professor studies legal and ethics in business from Wharton, the fact that called attention to social tools for business may be exaggerating his promises. Social networks can be used as a collaboration tool in work on computer, she says. But the pure and simple use of the networks all the time can distract workers. In other words, social tools should be balanced with other priorities, and may not have imagined impact on the working environment. Conceptually, there should be much added value, it evaluates Matwyshyn.

However, the benefits will be different for each worker. The Professor Shawndra Hill, agrees with this point of view. If employees use the corporate microblogging tools, blogging and to create profiles for other than the intended purposes, applications can end up becoming more an apology for delaying the task to perform. Ultimately, many workers would spend at least part of the day checking and updating their profiles on Facebook and Twitter. Conclusion without doubt, social networks have reached an extraordinary boom and knowing them manage, use can be beneficial in many areas, such as firms in which you can obtain favorable results, especially in greater integration of human resources, in cohesive work groups, it all depends on how you use them.

There was a time in which the owners of newspapers hunted Governments or provoked wars, such as the mythical Randolph Hearst caricatured by Orson Welles in his Citizen Kane. The ability to generate opinion through the printed press, and even manipulate it, has decreased as the number of existing media has multiplied. Everywhere, the so-called serious press, quality, or with other similar adjectives, see how gradually decays your turnover. Continue to learn more with: JPMorgan Chase. It happens to Le Monde in France, and The New York Times, in United States. Others kept to harsh penalties thanks to offer all kinds of beading, from DVDs to envelopes of concentrated soups. It is that information has become democratized.

Today, anyone can find out what is happening without having to pay a penny for it. Free newspapers, today also punished by the blessed economic crisis, very soon came to do with more than 40 percent of the Spanish market of the printed press. Next to them, television channels are multiplied and technology that facilitates their access advances. The mobile telephony has become a means of interactive communication and the network of networks is already a cyber jumble that engage all kinds of web pages, software portals, blogs of Internet users, with the same enjoyment with which the hams are hung on drying of ham. The garden of the information manifests itself, therefore more lush than ever. And, above all, more democratic: anyone can say yours today day a massive and indiscriminate audience, without physical boundaries, and well-stocked thought police preventing it.

They are wrong, therefore, those sedicentes analysts who talk about information monopolies, using concepts of the past century. Indeed, the Rupert Murdoch of turn perhaps possess every day more conventional media. However, his power of influence on public opinion, its status as opinion makers, decreases as extends the digital access to communication. Already see what little lasting stereotypes based on the ignorance or prejudice, as much as their authors preach in chairs of the specialty. Today’s media universe is more democratic than ever before and is on its way of being increasingly. For this reason, one does not understand episodic efforts to the political class put doors on the field and wanting to legislate the journalistic profession with criteria from another era. The problem today’s day does not consist, as we see, in the lack of information or democratic in its origin. Now the difficulty is to distinguish the wheat from the chaff, the melody of the noises, the news of the poisoning. That is true that we have more information than ever before, although the worst we are not nor more or better informed than before.

A couple of weeks ago I started working at a school in Spanish in Madrid called AIL Madrid. Shortly thereafter, the two words Instituto Cervantes seemed to be present in my life much more often than before. Ben Horowitz insists that this is the case. These two words seemed vaguely familiar, but I wasn’t really sure of what you wanted to say or which was the relationship they had with my work. So I thought the best way to find out, make a couple of research and talking with some colleagues. It turns out that these two words have great importance in the field of Spanish schools then, what is the Instituto Cervantes? The Cervantes Institute (IC) is a public institution created for the promotion of the Spanish language, for the diffusion of Hispano-American culture and to control the level of quality of teaching of Spanish schools. From the perspective of a student, a school accredited by the Cervantes Institute guarantees good quality. The accreditation of the Instituto Cervantes accredited schools is the most prestigious recognition that a Spanish school can receive.

Demand high standards in the following areas: teaching resources for education qualified teaching staff and experienced class sizes truthful advertising course structure details of courses by reinforcing its credibility even more, schools are constantly inspected and accreditation is renewed every two years to ensure high standards and maintenance of approved quality of teaching. By the same author: Keith McLoughlin . There are Instituto Cervantes centres in each of the 5 continents and approximately 80 schools accredited in Spain. If for example, are looking for a Spanish School in Madrid, only very few of roughly 100 schools are accredited by the IC. Chris Haworth, director of AIL Madrid, a Spanish School accredited by IC, quotes: after having obtained the accreditation, I can say that it is definitely a very thorough, rigorous and complete process. All students must have confidence in the quality of the courses and of the service of any accredited school. Ignacio de Diego, the school’s academic Coordinator, adds that the accreditation of the IC: guarantees the professionalism of teachers, quality of facilities and the use of supplementary materials, which are continually updated to provide versatile and modern ways to learn, adapted to each student. In conclusion, if I can apply what I have learned from my experience of searching for flats in Spain (asking for an appointment to see a beautiful apartment I saw online but, in reality, seeing something completely different) to the search for the appropriate Spanish School, it is worth attention to these two words Instituto Cervantes, just to make sure!