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[FREE] Read Online Harold Burson on Public Relations: The Business of Persuasion Full Pages
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Much as Ogilvy wrote the bible on advertising, Burson has written the must-read book for the public relations industry.

Harold Burson, described by PR Week as “the [20th] century’s most influential PR figure,” is perhaps the most recognized name in the industry today. The 96-year-old founder of PR giant Burson-Marsteller has had an incredible 70-year career, in which he built a global enterprise from a one-man consulting firm. In this illuminating and engaging business memoir, Burson traces his career from studying at Ole Miss to serving in World War II, reporting on the Nuremburg trials, and joining with Bill Marsteller. Together, he and Marsteller made history in a new venture that would grow to be one of the biggest public relations companies in the world, with over 60 offices on six continents. By way of personal and professional examples, Burson shows readers what public relations really entails — its challenges, methodologies, and impacts. His anecdotes on PR challenges

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[PROVIDE] Introduction to Strategic Public Relations: Digital, Global, and Socially Responsible Communication
By: Clasclus Inkaws
Tags: Public Relations

Introduction to Strategic Public Relations: Digital, Global, and Socially Responsible Communication ~



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How can public relations play a more active role in the betterment of society?Introduction to Strategic Public Relations: Digital, Global, and Socially Responsible Communication prepares you for success in today’s fast-changing PR environment. Recognizing that developments in technology, business, and culture require a fresh approach, Janis T. Page and Lawrence Parnell have written a practical introductory text that aligns these shifts with the body of knowledge from which the discipline of public relations was built. Because the practice of public relations is rooted in credibility, the authors believe that you must become ethical and socially responsible communicators more concerned with building trust and respect with diverse communities than with creating throwaway content. The authors balance this approach with a focus on communication theory, history, process, and practice and on understanding how these apply to strategic public relations planning, as well as on learning how to create a believable and persuasive message. Key FeaturesChapter-opening Scenarios capture your attention by discussing current PR challenges — such as the Wells Fargo cross-selling, VW emissions cover-up, and P&G’s Like a Girl campaign — and thus frame the chapter content and encourage active reading. At the end of the chapter, you explore various aspects of socially responsible communication to solve the PR challenge. Socially Responsible Case Studies in each chapter illustrate the key responsibilities of a modern public relations professional such as media relations, crisis communications, employee communications, applied communications research, and corporate and government-specific communications. Each case features problem-solving questions to encourage critical thinking.Social Responsibility in Action boxes feature short, specific social responsibility cases — such as Universals’ #NoFoodWasted, Nespresso in South Sudan, and Merck’s collaboration with AIDS activists — to highlight best practices and effective tactics, showing the link between sound public relations strategy and meaningful social responsibility programs.Insight boxes spark classroom discussion on particularly important or unique topics in each chapter. Personality Profile boxes will inspire you with stories from PR veterans and rising stars such as the U.S. CEO of Burson-Marstellor, the Chief Communication Officer of the United Nations Foundation, and the Executive VP at HavasPR.



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What’s your biggest fear?
By: Tolulope Olorundero
Tags: Failure, Public Relations, Nigeria, Communications Strategy, Business

What are you afraid of?

What’s your biggest fear?

I was always petrified to stepping out on my own. I felt I didn’t know enough.

That I didn’t have the right connections.

Even when I did work that I got glowing commendations for, I still felt inadequate.

Until I had a shift…

From directing design and rewriting copy of the company profile for a 22-year old company — with glowing reviews and referrals;

To taking charge of the process for a book publication: editing, ISBN application and publishing;

To securing a public relations consultancy deal with a multinational organisation operating from Nigeria;

Then planning a continent-wide public relations and road show campaign throughout Africa…

All with my humble start up Mosron Communications…

I thought I was failing.

Now I realise: those stops and detours were actually learning curves, preparing me to work with growing organisations looking to work with a professional PR consultant. They prepared me for in-country representation roles where I can now adequately represent global organisations looking to enter Nigeria.

Look at failure with a different lens. You will better appreciate where you are now.

Early this year, I launched the Personal Public Relations Consult with Tolucomms — a service through which I offer first time PR and Comms Managers, business executives and HR directors access to a personal public relations consultant.

Speaking to a participant after the Free LinkedIn Optimisation training organised by Mosron Communications

In celebration of the 2020 International Women’s day #GenerationEquality, I am offering a 15 minutes pre-consult session to only three (3) C-suite Executives or Communications Director.

If you would like to take advantage of this, please start here.

Looking forward to the result of your realisation that failure is simply a learning curve, not an end.

Connect with me on LinkedIn and Twitter — let’s remain social!
5 Reasons Strategic Public Relations is More Important than Ever
By: Paul Muolo
Tags: Public Relations, Marketing, Reputation Management, Public Relations Services, Communication

Brands and individuals seem to have a solid understanding of what public relations (PR) entail in general, but it can be tricky to pinpoint which tactics and stance yield the most effective media strategy.

Yes; good PR is about delivering the most valuable information, through the right channels, to the right audience, at the right time. In today’s virtual landscape, solid PR — when used appropriately — can be the #1 factor for building a brand reputation for various reasons.

1) Reputation is a Priority Across the Board 🎯 Companies and brands always have their public reputation in mind. From the executive level down, and especially at large companies, good reputation management and an attractive workplace culture is great PR.

2) PR Can Be Cost-Effective 💰 Many organizations are on tighter budgets and often don’t have as many resources as some other arms of digital marketing. PR is one of the most budget-friendly ways to communicate to a large audience in a targeted manner.

3) Content & Messaging is Key 🔑 From live video and blog posts featuring a company or brand’s thought leadership, to webinars and thoughtful and engaging Instagram posts, solid content solidifies your position as the expert in the field you’re serving. PR professionals and expert communicators should spearhead this content strategy to understand how to best accomplish this, and why. If it’s authentic and quality content, communicators can expect results through SEO, social media, as well as other shared and earned channels.

4) The Value of Sharing Your Values ❤ Values are the genetic makeup of your brand. In the era of public and private online communities, a brand’s values are extremely salient when it comes to the public. The effective communication of a company’s values is the fuel that drives strong PR and is the foundation of positive public perception.

5) PR Crisis is Recurring 🗨 In today’s fast-paced and turbulent media landscape, effective crisis management has never been more crucial. Ensuring your team has a plan in place for rapid and streamlined crisis communication is of the utmost importance. Without good PR consultation, this can be a big hurdle for companies to overcome and proactively plan for. The PR and media relations sectors are going through a period of rapid transformation, but the importance of effective public communication has never been more salient than in today’s digital landscape and convergent media environment.
EVOLUTION OF PR
By: Ayush Tripathi
Tags: Inbound Marketing, Digital Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media Marketing, Publicity

How PR has changed??

If we compare the changes in PR then it has drastically changed in a very short time span, but the changes have came in techniques only.

Earlier, PR was not actually recognized with so much importance, companies at that time has not much focus on this thing, but if we compared it with today than public relation has become one of the most important tool for the existence of business in the society.

PR is all about how well any business or company is able to maintain a constant contact with their potential clients, in order to develop goodwill in their eyes. There are lots of methods to enhance public relations.

If i talk about what has changed then definitely lots of things has changed before and now, i had made some pointers to establish a clear comparison.

Earlier PR was not that much hot topic, as people were doing at that time also but they were not actually aware with the basics. But now PR has got a special place in the market, different companies has opened as a PR agency for providing this service. Earlier PR was done at higher cost as it requires great amount to get famous but now social media has got so much power that it’s become very easy to get viral in seconds only. Earlier marketers were not able track the performance reports but nowadays it’s become very easy to track the latest updates of the performance with high tech metrics and analytic tools.

So, these are the some basic comparisons that gives a glimpse that how PR has evolved.

I would like to elaborate about one most popular PR agency to derive more clear picture in front of you all.

PUBLICITY MANTRA is the Lucknow situated PR agency, that is performing very well with the techniques of digital marketing. They are using extraordinary techniques to excel in the field of providing PR services to the clients.

Publicity Mantra is the company, whose name itself derives the essence of PR and developing goodwill among the general public. It’s main focus on doing the publicity of the different types of industry like health and communications, hospitality industries, education sector, hotels and various other brands.

They use various types of tricks and methods to help out the other industries in enhancing their goodwill among the general public, like using press release, media actions, social media marketing, content writing and various other modes of promotion.

At last i just want to convey that PR has evolved the way people starting knowing it, it is not something new came in the market, it’s just the methods and techniques came with increasing demands and needs of the public and to fulfill that competition has been increased to a great level. Thus that competition lead to the evolution of PR.
Communications is everywhere
By: Duncan Stephenson
Tags: Crisis Management, Super Bowl, Public Relations, Communication

Imagine you are the Senior VP of Events for the National Football League. Super Bowl XLVII, between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers, is underway in the New Orleans Superdome. Suddenly, in the third quarter, the stadium suffers a partial power outage.

Frank Supovitz, author of “What To Do When Things Go Wrong: A Five-Step Guide to Planning for and Surviving the Inevitable”, spoke to my sport management class about this very situation. Because he lived it.

Supovitz served as the NFL’s Senior VP of Events from 2005–2014, overseeing operations for major annual events like the Super Bowl and the NFL Draft. He shared two lessons in particular that can be applied to public relations, specifically crisis management.

Photo: Au Kirk

1. Panic paralyzes decision-making

Supovitz made one thing very clear: when something goes terribly wrong, you must do your best to fight your natural urge to panic. Especially if you’re in a leadership position, panic will help nothing and those who work for you will follow your lead. This lesson reminds me of the phrase “aviate, navigate and communicate.” One of my public relations professors, James Olson, shared this lesson with my class when discussing US Airways’ handling of Flight 1549’s emergency landing in the Hudson River. Pilots are taught to keep things simple when facing disaster: fly the plane (aviate), know where you’re flying (navigate) and tell others what’s going on (communicate).

In both cases, the key is to keep things simple and work one step at a time. Anything more may lead to panic, which will hamper your decision-making ability.

2. Response vs. Reaction

Supovitz discussed the difference between a response and reaction.

A response, according to Supovitz, is thoughtful and thorough. This requires preparation and teamwork. A reaction, on the other hand, is involuntary. It is oftentimes rushed and panicked, which will likely lead to minor details being ignored and the worsening of the problem at hand.

When faced with a crisis, you must strive to respond to it, not react. This starts before the event or crisis takes place. Preparation is essential, and the lack of it may result in you flying blind through decisive moments during which a lot is at stake.

As I prepare for a career in public relations, I will continue to study other industries and those at the top of them because lessons from many different fields can be applied to communications.
The 20 Great Truths of Public Relations
Tags: Public Relations, Values, Pr Great Truths, Guiding Principles, Best Practices

As the year comes to a close, I pause to review and reflect on “The Great Truths of Public Relations” — especially with the year we’ve just experienced. Frank Stansberry, PR vet and retired UCF instructor, shared this list with me while pursing my undergrad degree in Ad/PR at UCF. It’s awe-inspiring to see just how relevant these Truths are today, 20+ years from when I first discovered this great PR wisdom.

Incorporate these principles into your own business endeavors and I’m confident you will succeed.

The long-term security of the organization is far more important than the short-term expediency. Perception is reality, facts notwithstanding. Unfulfilled expectations create most PR problems. Planning and preparation are invaluable. When disaster strikes, it’s too late to prepare a crisis plan or build a legacy of trust. The value of research is inestimable. Every planned PR program should start and end with research. Every PR plan should evolve from research. Research should be conducted every step of the program. PR needs to always play its position and let other departments play theirs. Communication must always follow performance. PR frequently turns on timing. Knowing when to act is as important as knowing what to do. If your client, product or organization is challenged: Don’t ignore the challenge. If the challenge is unfair, fight back as hard as you can. If the challenge has merit, fight for corrective actions. The media/PR relationship will never be better than “professional.” There are no favors for free lunches. Ad hoc pressure groups won’t give up or go away. You have to deal with them or they will consume you in the media. PR has to be involved from the beginning to have maximum impact. Full and complete disclosure and communication is the best way to keep from getting greedy when entrusted with the public’s money. Doing the right thing is more important than doing the “thing right.” There is no such thing as “corporate” ethics. People are either ethical or they aren’t, and these people determine the ethics of the organization. If you have to say something, the truth is always best. Appeals to self-interest are seldom unrewarded. Involvement in the planning stages provides “ownership” and support. If top management is not sold, the project will never succeed. Absent trustworthy information, people assume the worst. Rumors thrive in the vacuum of no information. Most negatives can become positives with a little creative effort and a lot of hard work.

Throughout my career spanning more than 20 years, I’ve turned to these Great Truths over and over and over again to keep myself in check. Each time I review this list I’m reminded of these fundamental best practices. It’s my hope this list provides new insight for you, and challenges you to rethink the power of public relations.
5 Key Skills for PR Professionals
By: T.J. Sacks
Tags: Communication Skills, Writing, Public Relations, Marketing

“Why do you want to go into public relations?” I queried.

“Because I’m good with people,” she responded.

I have lost count on the number of times I have heard this response from the uninformed person who acknowledges that she/he wants to pursue a career in public relations. In order to succeed in the public relations industry, there are several basic skills that must be either honed or acquired. Here is a list of my top five:

1. Strong writing. It always surprises me when a newbie is unaware of the need for good writing skills. In fact, that’s probably the most important skill of all. Employees have to be able to write to the media (via pitches and queries), write to the clients (status reports and updates) as well as their boss (weekly reports). A well written media query will garner the attention that clients deserve.

2. Think like a reporter. I was fortunate to have gotten my first job as a news reporter, but most of those in public relations don’t have that opportunity. It is a must to not only query the right media, but to read what they write so that you know how to approach them on relevant topics. If the reporter covers the area of technology, you will surely be embarrassed if you contact her on behalf of your interior designer client.

3. Confident public speaking. I can’t emphasize enough the need for students in marketing and public relations to take public speaking courses while in college. This will prove to be invaluable the first time attending a new business meeting or facing down a client across a conference room.

4. Know your client’s industry. I always tell my clients that “We work with you, not for you.” The important differential here is that we know his business as well as if we were actually on staff working for him. Learn to research the industry whether it’s consumer products, finance or pharmaceuticals…and become an expert in that field.

5. The ability to just figure it out. A new project, like learning how to upload a client’s blog to Facebook Instant Article, may seem daunting at first, but once done, will provide a new skill that can be brought on to other tasks. Take the time to figure it out. Remember, it’s not brain surgery, and no one will die if done incorrectly. But if done right, a new skill is added to the resume.
SE V7: A Good Microphone You Should Consider
By: Tanner Campbell
Tags: Public Relations, Marketing, Podcasting, Podcast, Content Marketing

And here’s what the marketing mumbo jumbo says:

[The sE V7’s] specialized aluminum voice coil offers natural-sounding reproduction of your voice, while simultaneously giving it a crisp, open quality. Its supercardioid design yields excellent isolation from stage noise and delivers massive amounts of gain before feedback. Rumble and handling noise aren’t a problem for the V7, thanks to its integrated shockmount. -Sweetwater.com

Three things about this marketing hype stood out to me:

The SM58 is Cardioid, not Supercardioid. The SM58 does not have an integrated shockmount. The SM58 isn’t “crisp and open.”

I want to make it clear before I continue, because I just made a bunch of “isn’t/not/don’t” type statements about the SM58, that I am not taking the piss out of Shure. I still love my SM58s (and all the rest), I’m only pointing out that the sE V7 is a different animal and will be better in some use cases and worse in others.

I told Andrew to pull the trigger and I waited for my microphones to arrive.

The unboxing
Oracle — How to reimport objects and data into the schema
By: Ali Ahmed
Tags: Import, Automate, Oracle, Script, Impdp

Developing a custom solution on a Data-Driven Application like RedPrairie/JDA WMS may require you to restore data, again and again, to be able to thoroughly test your custom solution. Sending a request daily or even multiple times a day can be frustrating. Even more so, the wait time a developer has to spend to wait, especially if the developer and DBA are in different time zones. I’m a developer who prefers to automate tasks rather than doing things manually again and again — it’s frustrating doing the same thing over and over again manually when you can spend the time to write a script that automates the task for you.

Here’s how you do it! But do remember, I tend to minimize downtime by creating multiple test schemas for developers/testers, this way they can rotate the username/schema in the MOCA Registry and restart the App Server, which barely takes a minute to do so.

Here’s an example:

Multiple test user/schema

Ali, How do you automate the process of dropping and recreating the user/schema in oracle and then importing data to bring it back to the previous state?

You’ll first write a bash script that calls in the SQL script within the bash script. After importing the environment variables, you’ll have the following command in the end:

DATETIME=$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S) echo “$DATETIME” sqlplus username/password@pdb @/directorytosqlscript/filename.sql

This is how your SQL script will look like…

alter session set “_ORACLE_SCRIPT”=true; drop user username_testd cascade; — USER SQL

CREATE USER username_testd IDENTIFIED BY “password”

DEFAULT TABLESPACE “yourTSname_TS”

TEMPORARY TABLESPACE “TEMP”; --Assign roles and priviliges here and then you'd want to exit out of sqlplus so you can run your import script to restore username/schema objects. --EXIT

exit;

Next, you’ll have your bash script run in continuation to execute the import script. I generally prefer to keep the scripts dynamic and not hardcode things when I don’t have to:

DATETIME=$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S) echo “$DATETIME” sqlplus username/password@pdb @/directorytosqlscript/filename.sql DUMPFILE “”

DUMPFILE=”$(find /directorytodumpslocation/ -name “schemaname*.DMP” -printf “%f

”)”

if [ -z “$DUMPFILE” ]

then

echo “\$DUMPFILE is empty. File not found!”

echo “Exiting…”

else

echo “\$DUMPFILE found.”

echo “Executing impdp to import schema”

impdp impdp_username/password@pdbname DIRECTORY=Directorylocation DUMPFILE=$DUMPFILE LOGFILE=testd_import_schemaname_$DATETIME.log transform=disable_archive_logging:y STATUS=300 REMAP_SCHEMA=schemaname:schemaname_TESTD

fi

Now the script will work with just a simple execute statement using import dump utility and create user and objects through the dump file.

Script Execution screenshot:

Script Started

Script executed Successfully:
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Tags: Oracle, Education

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Oracle, Blockchain, Enterprise, and Baseline Protocol
By: Kyle Ellicott
Tags: Enterprise, Oracle, Supply Chain, Blockchain, Baseline Protocol

Recently, I had the chance to co-host with John Wolpert a new weekly show we’re starting called, The Baseline Show. We’ll be talking more about mainnet, the Baseline Protocol, blockchain in the enterprise, AND interviewing celebrity guests to share insights on their business automation efforts.

In this second episode, we brought on Ian Keane from Oracle to share with us everything new happening with the company and their role in the Enterprise technical stack.

An example of some of the use cases we’re seeing our customers use is in track and trace and supply chain unifying records for expensive assets. What I mean by that you might have an expensive piece of machinery and you want the past five years worth of maintenance records because when you go to resell that you need to prove to the buyer you maintain it, and of course, cross border payments.

For the full episode be sure to see the video above or you can find it here on the Baseline YouTube channel.

Turn in weekly, Wednesday, 12:00 PM ET, live on YouTube. Each week we speak with guests about mainnet, The Baseline Protocol, blockchain in the enterprise, AND their insights on business automation.
Which is the best data service provider for Oracle users email list?
By: Joan Peter
Tags: Oracle Users Mailing List, Sales, Oracle, Oracle Customer List, Oracle Users Email List

Play your cards right with Oracle Users Email List!

These are various data service providers across the world for Oracle Users Email List. It is, therefore, necessary for you to do your homework before you make your decision. Oracle is a widely used platform. Businesses that can successfully exploit partnerships with oracle users often reap high returns on investments with relatively lower risks. This makes Oracle users lucrative to many businesses. The critical thing to do is to choose a platform that provides you with the most value for your money.

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The Oracle users’ email list is truly a treasure trove of leads waiting to get converted. It’s never too late to get your bite of the pie! Oracle users’ email list can help you run targeted campaigns that will personalize your sales funnel. This, in turn, improves the efficiency of your campaign and leads to more conversions.

Prospecting can also be accelerated using databases; looking for potential leads becomes more manageable based on their location and business history.

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TechDataPark is a platform that provides you with the contact details of hundreds of thousands of Oracle users for a relatively low price. Contact information is customized to suit your needs; it is also well-segmented and categorized based on various parameters. The platform has contacts from Oracle users across 150 countries, making it easy for their clients to expand globally.

Contact details of key decision-makers are available to ensure that your product can be used to enhance their businesses. Rest assured, all of the data provided to you go through stringent verification checks to ensure that you generate leads faster and without a hassle.

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Octopus Transmission
By: A Karma Maze
Tags: Spiritual Growth, Openness, Channeling, Oracle, Consciousness

A Transmission will be Live

Here

Here as in anywhere I will be. Perhaps my home, the one I will be leaving behind very soon after. The one that has been a Sanctuary for my process. The one that was broken into by strangers and violated just three nights ago. The one that showed me how safety is only an illusion, there is no holding on to safety, so I can let go of the attachment now. The one that showed me how getting what we want can be the biggest trap. So I’m letting go.

A Transmission will be Live

Here. Perhaps online. Perhaps the Cloud. The day of or the days after, it will be released into the World, into the Cloud

I don’t intend to keep it. I don’t intend to Hide it. I can’t keep holding on or hiding.

A Transmission will be Live

It doesn’t have to be hard or perfect

just Real

Celebration of the Highest Orders

Invitations are Open

Historical Mark — the First of Its Kind

I can’t deny

I attempt to Connect and Transmit directly from Source Frequencies

from My Highest Configuration

In this day November 19th, 2019, as announced in a dream, the Octopus transmission will be happening and in its peak frequency, I will tune and share as loyal as I can
Oracle BPM Workspace is not enough
By: Amir Khanof
Tags: Vuejs, Oracle Bpm Suite, Bpm, Oracle, Workspac

Oracle BPM Workspace is not enough!

when you implement the Oracle BPM Workpsace in any organization, specially an organization that is not young, which of course has so many system, then this workspace can lead to a bottleneck.

at the glance this workspace is a very comprehensive one, but let dig into it and consider some of the weak point, need to mention that I am not going to mention the pros of it, if you google it, you would find tons of document that are describing the benefits and feature of it, here I want to mention the weak point,

1- it is very complete! an ordinary user would not feel comfortable with it, what is the point of so many tab, menu for an ordinary users, compare it to an email client, what an ordinary user expect is get the list of task, click on them and do the action, you see in this huge menu and tab it is complex, the bad thing is that in any organization at least 80% of the users are ordinary users.

2- although Oracle mention it has the feature of customization, but in reality you can not go to far in this customization and you are limited, in fact very limited or you must be an Oracle ADF expert to be able to do the customization in an expected degree, even rewrite this workspace is not an easy task, as most of the documentation of re-writing this workspace refer to some of the Oracle ADF Taskflow that you can not customize this taskflows, so you are limited again.

3- In any Enterprise when you talk about BPM and workflow you must deal with a problem which is “what should I do with my current system?”, for example, I have a system called CRM I do not need to re-implement it in BPM, but this CRM has some approve/reject flow on that , so user of the Enterprise are complaining about we have a task list in Oracle BPM and the other on CRM what should I do now? in this regard, if you want to show the approve/reject list of record for CRM in the Oracle BPM you would expense so much money and time for this, as Oracle Workspace is limited to the table of Oracle BPM itself so you can not join it with any other system or records.

4- another issue is the performance, take a look over the java api’s that are called in background of this application and you would see why this workspace is huge, also the ADF is not a very high performance technology compare to the new technology we already have such as Oracle JET, React, Vuejs or Angular, if you take a close look in functionality of this workspace you would consider that fetching some record from table and call some API for updating the task status must be a very quick job, but in Oracle Workspace you would mostly feel lack of performance, compare to other BPM engine like Camunda, why they have better performance? because they are simple! not so many java layer, so many API and injection for fetching some records.
Smart Contract Audit Success & TGE date update
By: Orao Network
Tags: Oracles, Defi, Orao, Polkadot, Gateio

Dear everyone. We are very happy to announce that our smart contract audit was successful with no significant issues found which puts us one step closer to the launch of Orao.

During the past week we have been planning our next steps and initially wanted to have the TGE on this upcoming Monday. However, as the token launch is an important moment in the development of every project, it is important that everything lines up perfectly for the big day. For that reason, we will be postponing the TGE for 3 weeks in order to allow us the time to better align our marketing efforts and upcoming partnerships and integrations. Fruits of these efforts are already visible with the recent announcement of our Elrond partnership, and we have much, much more to come.

We thank you for your support and appreciate each and every one of you who is part of the Orao community. Together we will make Orao the top oracle in the industry. As always, we will be available to answer questions in our telegram group.
Recursion
By: Vikram Vivek
Tags: Interview Questions, Python, Recursion

Factorial

def fact(n):



#Base case

if n == 0:

return 1



else:

return n * fact(n-1)

Sum 4 = 4+3+2+1

def rec_sum(n):



# Base Case

if n == 0 :

return 0

else:

return n + rec_sum(n-1)

Sum 3213 = 3+2+1+3

def sum_func(n):



# Base Case

if len(str(n)) == 1:

return n



else:

return n%10 + sum_func(n/10)

Memoization

Remembers the last calculated result so that the same operation is not performed again.

Interview Problem

Reverse a string

def reverse(s):



# Base Case

if len(s) <= 1:

return s



# Recursion

return reverse(s[1:] + s[0])

String Permutation if s = ‘abc’ it should return 6 combination [‘abc’,’acb’,’bac’,’bca’,’cab’,’cba’]

def permute(s):



out = []



# Base Case

if len(s) == 1:

out = [s]



else:



#for every letter in string

for i,let in enumerate(s):

# for every permutation resulting from Step 2 and 3



for perm in permute(s[:i] + s[i+1:]):

out += [let+perm]



return out

Fibonacci

Using Iteration

def fib_iter(n):



a,b =0,1



for i in range(n):



a,b = b,a+b



return a

Using Recursion

def fib_rec(n):



#Base Case

if n == 0 or n ==1:

return n



#Recursive Case

else:

return fib_rec(n-1) + fib_rec(n-2)

Using Dynamic propgramming

n = 10

cache = [None] * (n+1) def fib_dyn(n): # Base Case

if n == 0 or n == 1:

return n



# Check Cache

if cache[n] != None:

return cache[n]



# Keep Setting Cache

cache[n] = fib_dyn(n-1) + fib_dyn(n-2)



return cache[n]

Coin Change Problem

Recursive

def rec_coin(target,coins):



#Default value set to target

min_coins = target



#Checks to see if targetis in coin value list

if target in coins:

return 1



else:



#For everycoin value thatis less <= my target

for i in [c for c in coins if c <= target]:



num_coins = 1 + rec_coin(target-i,coins)



if num_coins < min_coins:

min_coins = num_coins



return min_coins

Recursive Dynamic
Tutorial: Abstract class and Interface.
By: Araib Karim
Tags: Software Development, Object Oriented, Programming, Interview Questions, Java

What is an Abstract class and interface?. Let’s find out.

What is an Abstract class?

An abstract class is a template definition of methods and variables of a class (category of objects) that contains one or more abstracted methods. An abstract class can not have their own instances(objects).

Example of an abstract class in Java:

// An example abstract class in Java abstract class Shape { int color; // An abstract function abstract void draw(); void rotate (){

//rotate

} }

Shape is an abstract class and draw() method is the abstract method.

abstract methods cannot have any implementation inside the abstract class in Java.

class Square extends Shape { @Override

public void draw (){

//implement square draw features. }

}

Here, Square extends the abstract class Shape and Square class has to implement the draw() function.

Few importants points about Abstract classes in Java:

Abstract classes can have zero abstract methods:

abstract class Shape {



void rotate (){

//rotate

} }

If there is one abstract method in the class, the class must have an Abstract keyword .

. Abstract classes can have a constructor but cannot have its own instances.

abstract class Shape { //a constructor for abstract class

Shape (){ } abstract void draw (); }

The subclass of abstract class in java must implement all the abstract methods unless the subclass is also an abstract class.

What is an Interface?

Interfaces in Java can have methods and variables, but the methods declared in an interface are by default abstract (only signature). Interfaces specify what a class must do and not how. It is the blueprint of the class.

interface Engine { void start (); void speedup (); }

When a class implements an interface, it signs a binding contract that it will implement all methods of the interface.

To implement an interface we use keyword: implement. See an example below

public class Car implements Engine { Car (){ }

@Override

start (){ } @Override

speedup (){ } }

Few important points regarding Interfaces:

An interface can extend another interface:

public interface Football extends Sports { }

Unlike classes, Interface can extend multiple interfaces in Java. See below an interface “Football” extends two other interfaces.

public interface Football extends Sports, Events { }
Partial methods
By: Shivangi Tyagi
Tags: Interview Questions, Csharp

Partial methods exist in the partial class, or in the struct. A partial method may or may not contain implementation if a partial method doesn’t contain an implementation in any part then the compiler will not create that method in the final class or driver class. A partial method is declared with the help of the partial keyword.

The declaration of the partial method must begin with partial modifier.

The partial method may contain ref.

The partial method does not contain out parameters.

It is implicitly private method.

It can be a static method.

Partial method is generic.

It can have only void return type.

A partial method is created only in partial class or in partial struct.

In order to create a partial method, it must be declared first(like an abstract method), with a signature only and no definition. After it is declared, its body can be defined in the same component or different component of the partial class/struct .

Example:

public partial class Circle {

// This file only contains declaration of partial method

partial void area(int p);

public void Display()

{

Console.WriteLine(“Example of partial method”);

}

}

public partial class Circle {

public void newarea(int a)

{

area(int a);

}

// This is the definition of partial method

partial void area(int r)

{

int A = 3.14 * r * r;

Console.WriteLine(“Area is : {0}”, A);

}

}
Know the 5 Common Interview Questions
By: English Speaking Course Online In India
Tags: Job, Interview, Career, Interview Questions, English

It is not easy to crack an interview nowadays but nor is it difficult if you know how to handle the questions which will be asked from you. You should do your homework and prepare in advance so as to maximise your chances of selection in the interview and you should also take the help of an Online Spoken English tutor to never miss an opportunity.

These are the 5 common interview questions which are asked in an interview and how to handle them: -

· TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF: -

This is the first and the most common question asked in an interview. The candidate is expected to tell about his qualifications and experience and also about any other achievements he has accomplished.

The interviewer is also judging the candidate’s confidence and his communication skills.

· WHERE DO YOU SEE YOURSELF IN 5 YEARS: -

This is a very important question in an interview and the candidate should answer this intelligently. He should say that he would like to grow within the organisation and grow the organisation. He should say that he would like to contribute and also get rewarded for it.

· HOW CAN YOU CONTRIBUTE TO OUR COMPANY: -

This is also a very common and critical question. The candidate should prepare in advance for this question and he should talk about how through his skill, prowess and experience he can add value to the company and help the company grow and succeed.

· WHAT ARE YOUR STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES: -

This is a question which is a trick question. Taking about strengths you can say that you are disciplined, hardworking and a team player.

While talking about weaknesses you should instead talk about improvement areas and never should you say that you are emotional as that might go against you

· WHY SHOULD WE HIRE YOU: -

Here you can talk about the reasons why the company should hire you. You can talk about your qualifications and experience and you should also talk about your strengths and prowess which can help the company grow.

Thus by handling the questions intelligently you can easily crack even the most difficult of interviews. The key is preparation and practice and Simpli English helps you in exactly that.