The safety case and the lessons learned for the reliability and maintainability case

This paper examine the safety case and the lessons learned for the reliability and maintainability case

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This paper reviews the planning and implementation of a suicide prevention event titled ‘Stand Up to Suicide’ held at The University of Akron in September 2018. This project was designed in response to the rising suicide crisis. After reviewing various peer-reviewed articles, communication methods, and interviewing mental-health professionals, an event was created and implemented to empower students to speak up about suicide awareness and get connected to suicide prevention resources. While an average of 123 individuals die by suicide in the United States every day, suicide is preventable. With a space to enter into the tough conversation of suicide, this event gave opportunity for students, staff and community members to unite under a message of hope. The impact of ‘Stand Up to Suicide’ ensued far beyond the event’s day and has created a forum for the participants to continue advocating for suicide prevention

PROMOTION STRATEGY OF CLOTHING BRAND COTTON BUTTON

Cotton Button, is a children\u27s clothing brand in South Tangerang has been established since 2014, which was born from the idea of a mother of two children who have experience in choosing fabrics on children\u27s clothing. Cotton Button focuses on children\u27s comfort and naturalness offered from organic cotton fabrics. Organic cotton fabric is a cloth derived from natural cotton seeds that are not modified, also planted without using pesticides both in plants and in their planting fields. Cotton Button\u27s has been promoting, but based on the data obtained, the promotions carried out have not been able to increase audience awareness of Cotton Button products. This caused a decline in sales in the city of Bandung. In connection with this phenomenon, the design of the Cotton Button clothing brand was designed. Keywords strategy, promotion, bran

Pervasive Displays Research: What's Next?

Reports on the 7th ACM International Symposium on Pervasive Displays that took place from June 6-8 in Munich, Germany

Outlook: Summer 2000

Alumni publication of the Boston University School of Dental Medicine

Outlook: Summer 1999

Alumni publication of the Boston University School of Dental Medicine

The Durham difference: considering our context

This article reflects on the experience of Durham University Library staff in promoting services as part of undergraduate induction. It challenges the perception that all methods of marketing are equally valuable to all institutions and explores some alternatives