Our work aimed to gain insights into the value, processes and relationships of mentoring and peer-learning, and was timed at the end of our first run of the programme so that we could prepare for the arrival of the next cohort.
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The first chapter in the 2012 Cisco Connected World Technology Report builds on last year's report by examining how Gen Y creates increasing loads of data while impacting everything from on-line shopping to mobile devices to corporate culture and workforce expectations.
At the heart of this year's study is the smart-phone and the constant connectivity it provides to work, entertainment, shopping, and friends. There are 206 bones in the human body, and the smart-phone should be considered the 207th bone for Generation Y. They view smart-phones as an appendage to their beings — an indispensable part of their lives, and yet they are concerned about data management and Internet security. Bonus - The Report: http://bit.ly/Rrd3tq . 
Mike Ellsworth's curator insight,
December 15, 2012 3:23 PM
It would drive me crazy to have my phone beeping at me while I'm sleeping. How about you? 
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January 7, 5:14 AM
Even the differences between The Netherlands and neigbouring Germany are quite big. I wonder how this could happen .. Delete the scoop?
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