text:
<?php

namespace Xsolve\SalesforceClient\Storage;

use Blablacar\Redis\Client;
use Xsolve\SalesforceClient\Security\Token\TokenInterface;

class BlablacarRedisStorage implements TokenStorageInterface
{
    const DEFAULT_KEY = 'salesforce_token';

    /**
     * @var Client
     */
    protected $client;

    /**
     * @var string
     */
    protected $key;

    public function __construct(Client $client, string $key = self::DEFAULT_KEY)
    {
        $this->client = $client;
        $this->key = $key;
    }

    /**
     * @return TokenInterface
     *
     * @throws \LogicException if the token is not set
     */
    public function get(): TokenInterface
    {
        $token = $this->client->get($this->key);

        if (null === $token) {
            throw new \LogicException('No token has been set');
        }

        return unserialize($token);
    }

    public function has(): bool
    {
        return (bool) $this->client->exists($this->key);
    }

    public function save(TokenInterface $token)
    {
        $this->client->set($this->key, serialize($token));
    }
}


I manage and monitor a portfolio of assigned frameworks and contracts, including negotiation of any contract variances to ensure continuous improvements in contract delivery. I also undertake full EU tenders and support members on all procurement needs.
Ensuring our frameworks are fully utilised by our members and that they are achieving best value throughout the whole process of using CPC.
I am MCIPS qualified and have over 20 years' experience within Procurement sector, in particular within the public and education sector. All contracts I am accountable for exceed EU thresholds enabling me to have a good working knowledge of UK and EU procurement legislation in this constantly changing environment in which I operate in.
End results motivate me for the next task at hand! Positive feedback from member's and member/supplier involvement always inspires me, it reflects our work is being valued.


text:
Q: Why wpf controls have only one command? (MVVM) The question is why wpf controls have only one command?
I have this question because I'm creating custom control. I have two events. To make a binding to viewmodel ICommand property I need to use <i:Interaction.Triggers>. As I think I can create several commands and one who will use my control will have a choice use event for code behind or use these commands for mvvm. In that case no one will have a need to use <i:Interaction.Triggers>.
But as I know all standard controls have only one command. And I can't understand and find answer why controls have only one command? Why it is a good pattern and why it is bad to have more than one command in control?

A:
The question is why wpf controls have only one command?

There is no rule that a control must be limited to a single command.  It's true that buttons, by way of ICommandSource, expose only a single command.  It makes sense for most controls, which are relatively simple and have a single responsibility.  However, complex controls can certainly define more than one.
Slider, for instance, declares and handles several commands:
public static RoutedCommand IncreaseLarge { get; }
public static RoutedCommand DecreaseLarge { get; }
public static RoutedCommand IncreaseSmall { get; }
public static RoutedCommand DecreaseSmall { get; }
public static RoutedCommand MinimizeValue { get; }
public static RoutedCommand MaximizeValue { get; }

Granted, Slider does not expose these commands via instance-level properties, as there is little reason to allow them to be overridden.  They are all handled by the slider itself, and they all do the same thing: they change the current value of the slider.  The user only expects something to happen when the value changes; how it changes it not terribly relevant.  The important information can generally be communicated via a single ValueChanged event.
I cannot, off the top of my head, think of a stock WPF control that does allow more than one command to be assigned to each instance.  That said, I can easily conceive of such a control.  Consider, for example, a 'spinner' control with up and down buttons.  While the up/down buttons on a spinner could be used to manipulate a single scalar value like the slider, you might decide to use it in an entirely different way.  For example, you might want the up/down buttons to function like elevator call buttons.  If the spinner exposes a separate UpCommand and DownCommand, you retain the flexibility necessary to accommodate both scenarios.
If you have a custom control, and you feel it is appropriate to define more than one command, then go right ahead.
Continuous Command Invocation with RepeatButton
You mentioned this use case in one of your comments:

I need to do some continuous action while button is in down state

WPF ships with a RepeatButton control for precisely this purpose.  You've already seen it used for the arrow buttons in the default ScrollBar template.  Just bind the Command to whatever action you want to repeat while the button is held in its pressed state:
<RepeatButton Content="Hold to Repeat Command"
              Command="{Binding YourRepetitiveCommand}" />

A: Because you only need one command. Sure, it could have been an array, but that's more markup/hassle for 0 benefit 99.99% of the time.
In that 0.01% case, you can just have a command that... fires off several other commands (or even just several methods) writing a CompositeCommand class is simple enough that it is left to the programmer, much like DelegateCommand.
In your case, you are saying you have two unique events that will be command bindable; that seems perfectly fine. Its just that buttons only have one interesting event (click) that is common enough for command support.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
The Only Active Openly Gay Pro Baseball Player Tells his Story; Bryan Ruby Part 3
by David Burns | Jan 3, 2022 | Podcasts
In my previous two podcast interviews with Bryan Ruby, he was not openly gay. Since our last interview, Bryan has come out and is now the only known active, openly gay professional baseball player in the world. His coming out was not just within his friend and family...
Playing Winter Ball in Guatemala to the Upstart Mavericks League
by David Burns | Dec 20, 2021 | Guatemala, Podcasts
In this second interview with our globetrottin', country-music-singin', pro baseball player, Bryan Ruby, we talk about his experience playing winter ball in Guatemala in the fall/early winter of 2020 during the midst of a second COVID-19 wave and the...
Sick Set-Up in the Czech Republic for this Two-Way Guy
by David Burns | Dec 6, 2021 | Czech Republic, Podcasts
Ryan "RJ" Johnson is a player in high demand overseas for a number of reasons and is currently living in the Czech Republic year-round as an import for a club that is on the rise. The former American Association pitcher has re-invented himself as a...
UNCG Softball Twins Pause D1 Coaching Careers For Overseas Softball
by David Burns | Nov 21, 2021 | Podcasts, Softball
Lindsay and Nicole Thomas took their twin pitcher-catcher act overseas in 2017, one year after graduating from UNC Greensboro where they were both standout players. A year into NCAA D1 coaching careers, both girls made the decision to put their coaching careers on...
This D3 Player's All-in Approach to Playing Overseas Ball is Working
by David Burns | Oct 21, 2021 | Podcasts
Pennsylvania-born Bryan Ruby is a baseball player and country music songwriter who has traveled the world playing baseball while continuing with his career in music. Bryan's passion for country music was behind his decision to pass up a D1 baseball scholarship...
IBC E82: 7 Year MLB vet, Josh Collmenter, on his career and experience with the Auckland Tuatara
by David Burns | Jul 7, 2020 | Blog, Podcasts
Best known for his unique Tomahawk delivery, former MLB pitcher and Baseball Jobs Overseas member Josh Collmenter talks about his baseball career starting from his childhood, through college, leading to his MLB debut and then overseas to New Zealand. We talk about who...
IBC Podcast E81: A summer overseas turns into 20 years and counting
by David Burns | Jun 4, 2020 | Austria, Blog, Podcasts
After the summer of 2000 playing baseball in Vienna, Austria, Canadian baseball player Nick DeForest decided to forgo his final two years of college baseball eligibility and make Vienna his home. Twenty years later, Nick sits down to tell his story on the IBC podcast...
IBC E80: Two softball power hitters meet in Austria as imports and lead their team to the championship
by David Burns | Apr 26, 2020 | Austria, Blog, Podcasts, Softball
In this episode, we hear the story of two corner infielders/ power-hitters from two different corners of the U.S. who first met in 2019 on a softball field in Austria as import players, leading their new team to the Austrian Softball League Championships. Brittany...
IBC E79: No college baseball experience to 10 seasons overseas and counting
by David Burns | Apr 5, 2020 | Austria, Blog, Podcasts
New York native Ryan Rupp did not play college baseball but took advantage of his dual citizenship with Austria to get his foot in the door in second division Austria in 2013. From there, he worked hard on his craft and in 2017 he won the Best Pitcher award and his...
IBC E79: COVID-19 & the 2020 Baseball Seasons in Europe
by David Burns | Mar 21, 2020 | Blog, Podcasts
In this episode of the International Baseball Community Podcast, I hop on a call with club representatives from around Europe to discuss the current status of the Coronavirus in their country, the effect it has had on their baseball seasons thus far, and any further...
IBC Podcast E77: Using the overseas route to create your own baseball brand & business with Mobile Coach Owen Reid
by David Burns | Feb 27, 2020 | Blog, Podcasts
After a lustrous career as an international import player and coach, Owen Reid decided to go to work for himself as an International Baseball Consultant and Mobile baseball coach. Now settled and based in Singapore, Owen has now traveled to five different continents...
IBC E76: Obtaining dual citizenship, living in Germany, playing for the national team
by David Burns | Dec 6, 2019 | Blog, Germany, Podcasts, Tips
Eric Brenk photo credit: Thomas Schönenborn Podcast sponsors: Llerandi Custom Gloves Hakusoh Bat (Spark Slugger) American born and Wofford College alum, Eric Brenk, has been living and playing baseball in Germany since obtaining his dual citizenship in 2014, only 4...
IBC E75: How to get your foot in the door overseas with an average baseball or softball background
by David Burns | Jul 3, 2019 | Blog, Podcasts, Tips
There are a large number of baseball players overseas these days looking to take their career overseas with a large variety of backgrounds. Those who may not have the strongest of backgrounds or the strongest of stats, may have to take matters into their own hands to...
IBC E74: Working Your Way Into The Australian Baseball League
by David Burns | May 29, 2019 | Australia, Blog, Podcasts
This episode of the IBC Podcast provides content relevant to any player at any stage in their career who is considering Australia as a winter option, whether a college grad, released professional or current professional. The Australian Baseball League has made huge...
IBC Podcast E73: Climbing the Ladder to multiple offers around the globe
Jimmy Jensen went from cut from his high school baseball team, to NAIA All-American, to men's league baseball before he decided to give overseas a try. Little did he know that signing his first overseas contract in 2015 would change his life forever in multiple...
IBC Podcast E72: New Zealand's new pro baseball team and more with Baseball NZ CEO Ryan Flynn
by David Burns | Sep 7, 2018 | Blog, New Zealand, Podcasts
Baseball New Zealand CEO Ryan Flynn returns for the third time, this time to provide an update on the exciting times going on in the world of Baseball New Zealand, in particular the new Australian Baseball League professional franchise team that will based in Auckland...
IBC Podcast E71: Pro baseball in Colombia and fine tuning your game during the winter with established pro pitcher, Arik Sikula
by David Burns | Jun 29, 2018 | Australia, Blog, Colombia, Podcasts, Tips
After being released from pro baseball, former AA pitcher Arik Sikula started the regular 9-to-5 and fell into the rat-race that all pro ball players dread. It didn't take long before this former Blue Jay prospect laced up the cleats again, starting with state...
by David Burns | Oct 12, 2017 | Blog, Japan, Podcasts
Three years ago on IBC Podcast Episode #26, I interviewed Zak Colby who was fresh off of his first season playing independent professional baseball in Japan in the Shikoku Island League. Zak has continued to play there working his way into a foreign recruitment role...
IBC E69: U.S. Independent Pro Star Chooses Overseas Baseball Route
by David Burns | Mar 17, 2017 | Australia, Blog, Podcasts
Recently, one of the top pitchers in independent professional baseball decided to give up the lifestyle that comes with playing pro baseball in the U.S., which he said he loves, in order to play club baseball in the Czech Republic which play mostly on weekends. Sound...
IBC E68: How Daniel Catalan went from no overseas prospects to playing in Spain and South America
by David Burns | Feb 24, 2017 | Blog, Podcasts, South America, Spain
Daniel Catalan had a successful college career playing with Holy Name University where hit a very respectable .282 and a very nice OBP in his senior year of .410. He also led HNU in triples in both his seasons there and did not commit a single error in the outfield....

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Discovery and the attorney-client privilege
By Patricia M. Lucas, Gary Nadler Ben Armistead | Apr. 24, 2017
general / Discovery 1 Credit
Downtown Superior Court
Patricia M. Lucas
Judge, Santa Clara County Superior Court.
Gary Nadler
Presiding Judge, Sonoma County Superior Court
The objective of this article and accompanying self-assessment test is to provide bench officers and lawyers with an overview of how the attorney-client privilege impacts discovery. By reading the article and taking the accompanying self-study test, readers will learn about the elements of the privilege, what is not covered by the privilege, waiver, and the mechanics of adjudicating an assertion of the privilege.
Communications between an attorney, or an attorney's agent, and his or her client or client's agent are privileged, and thus not discoverable, unless the lawyer's services are sought "to enable or aid" in the commission of a crime or a fraud. Evid. Code Sections 952, 954, 956.
"The privilege is absolute and prevents disclosure of the communication regardless of its relevance, necessity or other circumstances peculiar to the case." Kerner v. Superior Court, 206 Cal. App. 4th 84 (2012). As further explained by Kerner, "The fundamental purpose of the attorney-client privilege is to protect the confidential relationship between client and attorney so as to promote open discussion regarding legal matters."
As the California Supreme Court put it, "[a]lthough exercise of the privilege may occasionally result in the suppression of relevant evidence, the Legislature of this state has determined that these concerns are outweighed by the importance of preserving confidentiality in the attorney-client relationship .... The privilege is given on grounds of public policy in the belief that the benefits derived therefrom justify the risk that unjust decisions may sometimes result from the suppression of relevant evidence." Costco Wholesale Corp. v. Superior Court, 47 Cal. 4th 725 (2009).
To further the purposes of the attorney-client privilege, a "confidential communication between client and lawyer" is defined broadly to include "information transmitted between a client and his or her lawyer in the course of that relationship and in confidence." Evid. Code Section 952.
Elements of the Privilege
Client. A "client" is defined as "a person who, directly or through an authorized representative, consults a lawyer for the purpose of retaining the lawyer or securing legal service or advice from him in his professional capacity." Evid. Code Section 951. The attorney-client privilege extends to corporations. For example, where a corporation's representative obtains a statement from an employee who is or may himself be subjected to liability, that statement is entitled to the attorney-client privilege. D.I. Chadbourne, Inc. v. Superior Court, 60 Cal. 2d 723 (1964).
Communication. A privileged communication may be oral or written, and may even be wordless, as when a client simply nods "yes" or "no" in response to a lawyer's question. See Mitchell v. Superior Court, 37 Cal. 3d 591 (1984). A privileged communication may also be in the form of a photograph taken by an attorney's investigator that conveys confidential information from client to attorney. People v. Gillard, 57 Cal. App. 4th 136 (1997).
Confidential. If the facts demonstrate that the communication was not intended to be kept in confidence, the communication is not privileged. Thus, if the client communicates with his or her attorney with the intention that the communication will be conveyed to a third party not covered under the privilege, the communication is not privileged because it was not made confidentially. Similarly, there is no privilege if the communication is made by the client in the open presence of such third parties. Gonzales v. Municipal Court, 67 Cal. App. 3d 111 (1977). Nonetheless, Evidence Code Section 952 provides that certain third parties may be privy to the communication without destroying the privilege, including (1) those who are present to further the interest of the client in the consultation or (2) those to whom disclosure is reasonably necessary for the transmission of the information or the accomplishment of the purpose for which the lawyer is consulted.
Made in the Course of an Attorney-Client Relationship. The privilege applies as long as the person consulted a lawyer "for the purpose of retaining the lawyer or securing legal service or advice from him in his professional capacity." Evid. Code Section 951. The privilege applies even if there is no formal retainer agreement or contract between the lawyer and client. Gulf Ins. Co. v. Berger, Kahn, Shafton, Moss, Figler, Simon & Gladstone, 79 Cal. App. 4th 114 (2000). The privilege applies whether or not litigation is actually threatened or pending. Roberts v. City of Palmdale, 5 Cal. 4th 363 (1993). Even if the lawyer is not retained, renders no service, or even refuses employment, the privilege may apply. Estate of Dupont, 60 Cal. App. 2d 276 (1943).
What Is Not Protected by the Privilege
The privilege protects only the contents of the communication; it does not immunize the underlying facts from disclosure. Aerojet-General Corp. v. Transport Indemnity Insurance, 18 Cal. App. 4th 996 (1993). Nor does the attorney-client privilege protect independent facts related to a communication. Hence, that a communication took place, and the time, date and participants in the communication are all discoverable. Coy v. Superior Court, 58 Cal. 2d 210 (1962). A client may be required to provide discovery about the facts at issue, even though the attorney-client privilege would protect the client's discussions with his or her lawyer about such facts. See San Francisco Unified School Dist. v. Superior Court, 55 Cal. 2d 451 (1961); State Farm Fire & Cas. Co. v. Superior Court, 54 Cal. App. 4th 625 (1997).
A client cannot shield a document or object under the privilege merely by providing the document or object to his or her attorney. See Wellpoint Health Networks, Inc. v. Superior Court, 59 Cal. App. 4th 110 (1997) ("documents prepared independently by a party, including witness statements, do not become privileged communications or work product merely because they are turned over to counsel"). However, if an attorney learns about evidence through a confidential conversation and then goes out and observes that evidence, the observation is privileged, as long as he or she does not remove or tamper with the evidence. People v. Meredith, 29 Cal. 3d 682 (1981). The existence of a document containing privileged information is not in itself privileged. Hernandez v. Superior Court, 112 Cal. App. 4th 285 (2003).
The identity of clients may be subject to discovery, with some limitations. For example, such information may be privileged when the person invoking the privilege can show a strong probability that disclosure of the information would implicate the client in the very criminal activity for which the legal service was sought. See Hays v. Wood, 25 Cal. 3d 772 (1979); DeBlase v. Superior Court, 41 Cal. App. 4th 1279 (1996).
A waiver of the attorney-client privilege occurs "if any holder of the privilege, without coercion, has disclosed a significant part of the communication or has consented to disclosure made by anyone. Consent to disclosure is manifested by any statement or other conduct of the holder of the privilege indicating consent to the disclosure, including failure to claim the privilege in any proceeding in which the holder has legal standing and the opportunity to claim the privilege." Evid. Code Section 912(a).
As provided by Kerner, "Failure to claim the privilege constitutes consent to disclosure and a waiver of the privilege only if the holder, in a proceeding in which he or she has the legal standing and opportunity to claim the privilege, fails to claim the privilege knowing that the disclosure of privileged information is sought .... If these conditions are satisfied, the holder's failure to assert the privilege through his or her attorney constitutes a waiver if the holder had an opportunity to consult with the attorney."
Determining a Claim of Attorney-Client Privilege
"The party claiming the privilege has the burden of establishing the preliminary facts necessary to support its exercise, i.e., a communication made in the course of an attorney-client relationship .... Once that party establishes facts necessary to support a prima facie claim of privilege, the communication is presumed to have been made in confidence and the opponent of the claim of privilege has the burden of proof to establish the communication was not confidential or that the privilege does not for other reasons apply." Costco; see Evid. Code Section 917(a).
The key questions a court must resolve is whether an attorney-client relationship existed at the time the communication at issue was made, the intent of the client, and whether the communication emanated from the client. Cornish v. Superior Court, 209 Cal. App. 3d 467 (1989). "[B]ecause the privilege protects a transmission irrespective of its content, there should be no need to examine the content in order to rule on a claim of privilege." Costco; see DP Pham LLC v. Cheadle, 246 Cal. App. 4th 653 (2016) (holding Evid. Code Section 915 "prohibits a court from reviewing an allegedly privileged attorney-client communication to determine whether it is privileged because the nature of the attorney-client privilege requires absolute protection for all confidential communications between an attorney and a client regardless of their content").
If the communication from a client to an attorney serves a dual purpose, one for transmittal to an attorney in the course of professional employment and one not related to that purpose, the trial court must determine which purpose predominates. This is known as the "dominant purpose test," and is resolved by a trial court based on the specific facts before it. Travelers Ins. Companies v. Superior Court, 143 Cal. App. 3d 436 (1983).
Ben Armistead
Legal Editor
ben_armistead@dailyjournal.com
Related Tests for Discovery
general/Discovery
Social media discovery: 20 commonly asked questions (Part 2)
By Peter R. Boutin, George A. Croton
The discovery that is different
By Michael J. Raphael
Dealing With Deposition Stipulations
Appointment of discovery referees
By Patricia M. Lucas, Gary Nadler
Maintain professionalism in depositions
By J. Randolph Evans, Shari Klevens
Interrogatories and demands to produce
Test Questions:
Fill out the following questions to the best of your ability, then click the save and continue button below to receive your credits.
To take this MCLE test please sign in.
If you don't have an account, sign up here.


Image Title: Amazing Deal On Efrain Collection MI 4590 52 38 BLAC 2 Piece With Sectional Sofa Chaise Decor 19. Filename: amazing-deal-on-efrain-collection-mi-4590-52-38-blac-2-piece-with-sectional-sofa-chaise-decor-19.jpg. Image Dimension: 320 x 400 pixels. Images Format: jpg/jpeg. Publisher/Author: Nikolas Nolan. Uploaded Date: Friday - May 18th. 2018 16:43:31 PM. Category: Architecture. Image Source: interiordesign.net.
Tap The Thumbnail Bellow to See Related Gallery of "Amazing Deal On Efrain Collection MI 4590 52 38 BLAC 2 Piece With Sectional Sofa Chaise Decor 19"


Sangsun Choi is a visual storyteller whose work focuses on an ethnographic approach to social minorities and vulnerable people. His documentary and photograph explore not only the value of truth but also an artistic representation of human life. Originally from South Korea, he has made dozens of work about child labor, North Korean defector, war refugees, disabled people, and immigrants. Sangsun is currently working as an assistant professor of media production at Malone University in Canton, OH.
He has collaborated with various NGOs, such as Compassion and Jiguchon Welfare Foundation, to shed light on the life of underprivileged people. Sangsun has presented his work at film festivals worldwide including Athens International Film and Video Festival, Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, RiverRun International Film Festival, Wisconsin Film Festival, ETHNOCINECA-International Documentary Film Festival Vienna. He is also a winner at the Broadcast Education Association Festival of Media Arts in 2018 (Faculty Short Documentary Category).


Abandoned House Of Black And White is point and click house escape type game from EscapeGames7. Explore abandoned locations and solve various puzzles to open the exit and escape from this place. Have fun!


Specialist, Bachelor's, Master's, Doctor - Financial Management Online via distance learning.
Financial management and analysis is one of the most important and valuable skills for today's managers and executives. It is essential to understand the impact of daily decisions on organization's financial performance. This program gives all the tools, strategies, and tactics crucial for analyzing and improving the financial dimension of any decision operative in a firm.
Composition: Financial Management via distance learning = 45 Academic credits + 60 credits in General Education (may be transferred from previous education and professional experience) + Additional courses may be selected from other modules in the Faculty of Business & Media from Bircham International University if required. This selection must be approved by the Distance Learning University Education Board.
This course provides a solid understanding of how the merger and acquisition process works. It describes the types of mergers, the legal process, important regulations, valuation concepts and process, financial analysis, post merger integration, and anti-takeover defenses.
This course investigates financial innovations in the security market. It extensively analyzes futures and forward contracts, options, and swaps. It examines the valuation of these contracts and their use as dynamic hedging instruments, the role of secondary mortgage market, and the various derivative mortgage products in the context of asset-backed lending.
This course illustrates strategic developments in banking and assurance services, with emphasis on financial services marketing, pricing, product and customer policies, and services management. Also, it closely looks at strategy, diversification, organization, and controlling in the investment decision process, and pension fund management.
This course explains what is cryptocurrency, a medium of monetary exchange using cryptography to secure transactions and to control the creation of new units. It reviews the legal status of cryptocurrencies in different countries and types of transactions, and the impact of decentralized alternative currencies on the global economy.


Dr. Ho -- for all your herbal needs.
Suffering from the ubiquitous "Chinese Travelers Hack," David and I were recommended to pay a visit to Dr. Ho. We rented bikes in Lijang and rode out to the small farming village called Baisha. Baisha is right at the base of the towering Jade Dragon Snow Mountain.
Herr Doktor is seeing patients now.
As if we were arriving right on time for an appointment, the spunky Dr. Ho came running out of his clinic to welcome us. Sitting us down with some tea, he asked about our ailments. We explained how all the Chinese people spitting everywhere had infected our lungs, and now we too were spitting up giant globs of green phlegm. The doctor understood completely.
The Jade Dragon Snow Mountain dominates the region.
As he mixed his concoctions, Dr. Ho explained to us how he goes herb picking every spring when the snow melts on the mountain. We drank our new anti-phlegm drink as Dr. Ho continued with many colorful stories. He told us the sad story of the authorities shutting him down during the Cultural Revolution. He showed us the scrapbook of publicity articles and photos people have sent him from around the world. We thanked the doctor, made a contribution to the clinic, and rode back to Lijang. Sure enough, the hack stopped and the phlegm dried up. I'm a believer!


Could raising your layer hens alongside your tomato starts be an ideal combination on your farm? Ask yourself these four questions to find out.
Read the story of a successful micro goat dairy that began selling milk and find out what it might take to make it work.
Make ice cream a cooperative project. Try these fun, group activities with your next ice cream making gathering.
Turn homemade paper from recycled and farm-grown ingredients into a myriad personalized, artisan paper products or gifts.


We are prominent manufacturer, supplier and exporter of Sputum Tray. Our product is higher demand in market due to his best quality because we are using best row material and manufacturing under the technical experts and experience employee. We are manufacturing these products since 1996. We are manufacturing console wonder deluxe and console under these products.We are prominent manufacturer, supplier and exporter of Kidney Tray. Our product is higher demand in market due to his best quality because we are using best row material and manufacturing under the technical experts and experience employee. We are manufacturing these products since 1996. We are manufacturing console wonder deluxe and console under these products.


Who are the Shareholders of a Company?
Shareholders or stockholders are the persons or firm or companies who purchase the shares of other company. They are the real owner of company. Shareholders may be preference shareholders or equity shareholders.
Equity shareholders can vote in annual general meeting for passing any resolution. Other side Preference shareholders have preference to get dividend with fixed rate before giving dividend to equity shareholders. All shareholders have to open demat account if they want to deal in shares. We have already told you that shareholders are the real owner of company, it means if company suffers loss then shareholders have no right to get dividend. If company is liquidated, then they can receive their money only after paying external creditors and debenture holders.
Company has to maintain good relation with shareholders and try hard to bring high rate on capital which is given in the form of shares because every shareholder wants to increase his share capital.
Shareholders have to maintain their contact with different company because they are interested to invest their hard earned money in that place from where they can get high ROI. They have to check the past records from company's financial statements before investing their money. If any company wants to encourage shareholders, then it has to maintain fair and reliable financial statements and show evidence of its best performance with financial statements.
2. To get information of meeting of company, take part in it and Vote.
3. To check the registers and copies of receipts and take copies.
4. To take the copies of memorandum of association and article of association.
5. To receive right shares.
6. To obtain annual reports, auditor's report, profit and loss account and balance sheet's copies.
7. To sign the proposal of liquidation which is done by Court.
8. To take part in the committee for appointment of liquidator at the time of voluntary liquidation of company.
All registered shareholders are members of company but all registered members may not be shareholders because some companies establish without share capital.
All shareholders may not be brokers but all brokers may be shareholders because brokers have right to deal in share market. If they purchase the shares on the behalf of their customers, they are only brokers not shareholders of company. But due to representing shareholders in share market, they can use some powers of shareholders while they deal.
If shareholders purchase shares in sets form, then they are said stockholders.
Shareholders may be stakeholders, but stakeholders may be shareholders or may not. Stakeholders are the persons who are affected by that company's operations - including its shareholders, but also its bondholders, managers, workers, retired workers, suppliers, customers, and the communities where it operates.
Accounting Education: Who are the Shareholders of a Company?


text:
<?php

namespace Tr8n\Decorators;

class PlainDecorator extends Base {

    /**
     * @param \Tr8n\TranslationKey $translation_key
     * @param \Tr8n\Language $language
     * @param string $label
     * @param array $options
     * @return string
     */
    public function decorate($translation_key, $language, $label, $options) {
        return $label;
    }

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Brevard 1-2 0-2 2, Boudie 0-0 2-2 2, Cockfield 9-19 2-2 20, Eaton 7-14 0-1 17, Gillard 5-10 0-0 13, Matthews 0-1 1-4 1, Walley 4-7 6-6 14, Adams 0-0 0-0 0, Wilson 2-3 0-0 6. Totals 28-56 11-17 75.
Munnings 6-13 3-6 18, Washington 2-3 0-0 4, Ertel 4-14 10-10 19, Williams 5-13 5-6 18, Smith 7-13 6-6 24, T.White 1-2 0-0 2, Y.White 0-0 0-0 0, Harris 0-0 0-0 0, Hodge 0-0 0-0 0, Newman 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 25-58 24-28 85.
Halftime_Louisiana-Monroe 48-32. 3-Point Goals_Arkansas St. 8-25 (Gillard 3-6, Eaton 3-9, Wilson 2-3, Walley 0-2, Cockfield 0-5), Louisiana-Monroe 11-29 (Smith 4-8, Williams 3-7, Munnings 3-9, Ertel 1-4, T.White 0-1). Fouled Out_Adams. Rebounds_Arkansas St. 32 (Walley 8), Louisiana-Monroe 28 (Munnings 9). Assists_Arkansas St. 7 (Eaton 4), Louisiana-Monroe 14 (Ertel 6). Total Fouls_Arkansas St. 24, Louisiana-Monroe 18. A_2,373 (7,085).


text:
Search sbjctjournal.com
A Bit Of Joy…
Meet Alison Brie. Because it looks like we never really knew her. Shockingly beautiful with a nimble wit, awareness and well, a GLOW that just seems to emanate from her every pore and syllable, here she is on her latest project, HORSE GIRL… Just how do you tackle a Very Grand Issue like mental illness in wonderfully layered, delicate, respectful AND irreverent fashion? Read on for more.
BY ERIN WALSH
DRESS Altuzarra BELT Vivetta SHOES Louis Vuitton EARRINGS Jennifer Fisher & Jenny Bird RING Bulgari
ERIN WALSH My dearest Ali- at long last we welcome you to our SBJCT Journal. Congrats on Horse Girl- it is epic and weird and intriguing and just so thoughtful and thought-provoking. What an exquisite performance. We'll get more into that, but let's start with your beginnings. Tell me how you got roped into this industry in the first place.
ALISON BRIE Well I've always loved to perform. As a child I put on little shows for my parents, their friends, the neighbors – basically anyone who would watch me! My parents put me into some community theater programs and theater classes early on and I always knew this is what I wanted to do with my life. But I never wanted to act professionally as a kid, or even a teenager. I went to regular high school in South Pasadena, CA, and for college I studied acting for the stage at CalArts where I got my BFA in acting. THEN I began trying to "get into the industry."
EW How many years is it now? Acting, I mean…
AB 15! Or maybe more like 14. I pretty much started working right after college. I was extremely lucky – and also willing to do anything! I did an episode of Hannah Montana. I did a low budget B-horror movie. And then I was just 24 years old when I started working on Mad Men.
EW I want to get into Horse Girl first just because I feel like it's so monumental. You wrote it and star in it and produce it, which is so incredibly exciting. Can you give us some background on the genesis of the idea and it's personal resonance for you?
AB Yes, I've always had a fascination with my family's history with mental illness. My grandmother on my mother's side had paranoid schizophrenia and I grew up hearing my mom tell me stories about her. Her mental illness greatly impacted the whole family. I've always wanted to write something about it and recently had been honing in on the effects it's had on me specifically, and my personal fear about having something like that in my DNA. I also had been wanting to explore something in the sci-fi/thriller arena and nothing seemed scarier to me than not being able to trust your own mind.
JACKET Marco de Vincenzo TOP Chanel UNDERWEAR Commando TIGHTS Wolford SHOES Christian Louboutin EARRINGS Jennifer Fisher & Jenny Bird RING Bulgari
EW How long did it take you to write?
AB Jeff Baena and I wrote the script together. Probably for the better part of 2018. Spring to fall. And then we shot it the following summer and now it's out! It actually all came together very quickly!
EW Given your personal relationship to the subject matter (and even outside of it) how do you approach a subject like mental illness with clarity, respect and consciousness? Where did you start and what did you try to keep in mind? It's interesting because you had to think both as a producer after the writing bit, and then in terms of your performance.
AB Always the intention was to tell the story from Sarah's perspective, to put the audience in her mind, experiencing everything as she does, so there's no room to stand back and judge her. We really want people to go on this ride with her. And as we wrote it, we also wrote from a place of – "this is all real" how would one feel if this was really happening to them? How terrifying would that be? How frustrating to not be believed or even have the courage to talk about what you're going through. Because the material is so personal to me, I was able to infuse the script with real anecdotes from my family's life experiences, not from a place of outside judgement.
EW Can you give us a brief synopsis of the film?
AB The film follows Sarah, a socially isolated young woman who used to ride horses, who begins to experience some strange dreams. As the dream experiences get more and more lucid she has trouble deciphering dreams from reality.
EW How long did it take to film and where did the filming take you?
AB We shot for 22 days in and around Los Angeles. It was fast and furious!
EW In terms of versatility, it's interesting to me that in the end you wrote and created the project that seems to me really showcases your range and talent in a way that perhaps audiences aren't used to. Were you not being offered options like this? Or what pushed you to do it?
AB Yeah that was definitely part of it. I wasn't feeling particularly inspired by my current options in the acting space and I wanted to create a project where I could stretch myself. As a woman who works a lot in the comedy space – and loves working in the comedy space! – I do often feel frustrated when people think it's all I am capable of.
TOP Louis Vuitton SKIRT Louis Vuitton SHOES Louis Vuitton EARRINGS Jennifer Fisher & Jenny Bird RING Bulgari
EW Tell me about social responsibility. What did you feel is yours given your place in the spotlight and our cultural lexicon?
AB I really wasn't thinking much about that during the creation of this project. This film is an artistic expression of my own personal fears. If anything, I felt more of a responsibility to my family to do justice to facets of their story.
EW Was acting a vocation for you? Like, do you believe it has a cultural significance? I don't want to be leading, but I am pretty romantic about the value of the arts and was curious as to your thoughts on the subject.
AB Usually I try not to get too self important about what I do. I mean, mostly I just feel lucky that I get to make a living doing the thing I love most in the world. But I definitely feel like the arts have had a great impact on my life. I guess i feel like entertainment can be so many things. It can hold up a mirror to issues in our society. It can shine a light on subjects that are under-represented. At its best it can entertain while also highlighting important societal commentary – kinda like hiding vegetables in your child's pasta. I have been lucky to be part of projects that carry that kind of weight and I have also been part of works that speak to people on an intimate level. Just giving people an escape, a character to connect to, a moment of feeling understood or inspired, that makes me proud to do what I do.
EW Who have been your mentors over the years and how?
AB My greatest mentor has probably been Joe Russo. The Russo Brothers EP'd Community and also directed most of our episodes for at least the first two seasons. Joe was always so great to me. Giving me career advice and helping me navigate some tricky business decisions. I would always call him when I had a tough work-related decision to make and I really trust and value his opinion to this day.
EW What excites you about this moment in the industry?
AB I'm excited about all the women directing excellent movies. I'm excited about the diversity of stories being told.
EW What frustrates you about it?
AB The growing pains of change.
EW Favorite films?
AB I love The American President starring Annette Bening and Michael Douglas. I love You Can Count on Me. The Prestige. Broadcast News. Alien. Silence of the Lambs. Rosemary's Baby.
EW Favorite performance you have seen recently?
AB Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver in Marriage Story. I loved that movie so much.
Get up. Take some vitamins.
EW Walk me through a typical day for you.
AB Get up. Take some vitamins. Eat a light breakfast. Work out – either with my personal trainer or at a Rise Nation class or a class on my Peloton bike. Then if I'm working I'd head to set and that's pretty much the rest of the day. If I'm not working I'll usually run some errands, read some scripts, maybe meet up with a friend for a hike or tea or lunch. Then I'll head home and make dinner for my husband and I to eat while we watch The Bachelor or some movie we've both been wanting to see. Cuddle on the couch for a while with our cat before an early bedtime.
EW Training- we all know the GLOW rigorous training regime you do, but what was it like to train for Horse Girl?
AB Haha I didn't train at all for Horse Girl! I tried to relatively keep up my usual exercise routine but Sarah, as a character, is not someone who lifts heavy weights at the gym. She isn't a wrestler. I wanted my body to look a bit more "natural"…whatever that means haha.
EW Favorite weekend activity?
AB Netflix and chill.
EW Tell me about your strengths and weaknesses, both as a performer and as a human. What are you working on right now?
AB Both in my work and in life I'm always working on just staying in the moment. Being open and grateful and living in the present.
EW What activity most centers you?
AB Working out.
EW Advice to young actors starting out today?
AB Do it all! Don't try to decide the one type of work you'd want to do. Try anything and everything. There will be plenty of people trying to put you in a box – in the meantime maybe you'll find something unexpected that you love.
EW Fave meal?
AB Turkey eggplant stir fry – from Gwyneth Paltrow's "It's All Easy"
TOP Aje PANTS Marc Jacobs SHOES Gianvito Rossi EARRINGS Jennifer Fisher & Jenny Bird RING Bulgari
TOP Khaite SHORTS Le Set EARRINGS Jennifer Fisher & Jenny Bird RING Bulgari
EW Fave companion?
AB My husband and our cat. It's a tie.
EW What's in the cards of a 5 year plan for you? Do you have one? And what should we expect?
AB I don't really know. Hopefully I'll find another fun show to work on. I want to continue writing and creating my own work. I want to direct more.
EW What do you hope your legacy to be after your time on this earth?
AB I just hope that in some small way I made people's lives better. That i made someone laugh after a hard day, or made someone cry when they needed the release. I hope the people I love felt loved by me.
EW What's your SBJCT, Ali? What really moves you and sort of sums up what you are into? Can be one word…
AB Joy.
sbjct Alison Brie publicist Independent PR
photographer David Slijper agent Jones MGMT
fashion editor Erin Walsh agent The Wall Group
hair Sascha Breuer agent The Wall Group
make-up Molly Greenwald agent Starworks Artists
stylist assistants Jensen Edmondson
big thanks to Hubble Studios Los Angeles
You Gotta Have Heart	Read more
Planet Poppy	Read more
Noma Dumezweni	Read more
Sorry, no projects found.


"This is the biggest playground in Europe, it is also the busiest playground, so we need to play according to rules to make sure we all fit in."
My name is Tomas Lenko. I am originally from Slovakia. I'm thirty three and I moved to UK at twenty one. I describe myself as an alcohol fanatic: I produce alcohol and I specialise in mixing top cocktail drinks and innovative ideas.
My first impression of when I arrived here was being extremely welcomed; I don't know if people are just extremely polite here or they really liked me. You guys are actually polite and very welcoming and you don't judge where people are from, or at least I never had that experience.
That morning of Brexit I felt betrayed. But my opinion has since changed; I do understand what the problem was with Brexit, but I also understand that there are people who understand how this city runs. They know immigration is actually contributing to everyone, because we cannot stop this city from being metropolitan. But I would introduce one condition: how will you contribute to this country? You know, for me this is very important. Just coming here and taking advantage of the welcoming system is one thing, but you've got to work, you've got to pay your taxes and we'll treat you well, we'll give you opportunity. This is the biggest playground in Europe, it is also the busiest playground, so we need to play according to rules to make sure we all fit in.
I am home sick all the time. I love my parents, I love going home. I love the city and the town where I grew up. I love my childhood...but my adulthood and profession is here and so I could call myself British, in a way. Living in London, I never stopped thinking about Slovakia, but every time when I fly to Slovakia I see myself being less and less Slovak.
And every time I fly back to UK, I feel like this is my first time flying here; it's almost like am flying to something unknown again. It's like making a decision again like, 'hey, I'm making the UK my primary home'. I know I love the UK; I love living here and at this point I call myself a Londoner: that would be pretty much my identity at the moment.


Project i 2.0 and iNext aim to dominate self-driving car tech.
When BMW talks about wanting to build the most intelligent car, it's not joking around. The automaker is kicking off a Project i 2.0 initiative that will push autonomous and networked driving technology in the same way that Project i boosted electric cars. In fact, BMW claims that it'll "lead the field" for self-driving tech -- no mean feat when seemingly everyone has similar ideas. The centerpiece is an iNext vehicle that will supposedly "set new standards" for autonomy, connectivity, EV tech, mapping and sensors.
iNext isn't going to show until sometime early in the 2020s, but the company's technology development isn't standing idle in the meantime. There are plans for an upgraded i3 with extended range (through a bigger battery) this year, an open-top version of the i8 hybrid in 2018, and even a plug-in hybrid version of the Mini. In short, BMW is trying to embrace the future with open arms. It may not be the first to get there, but it'll be near the front of the pack.


text:
The Most Affordable Online Colleges in Texas
University of Texas of the Permian Basin
University of Houston–Victoria
University of Houston–Downtown
The King's University
ECPI University – San Antonio
Click to Download Badge
It's always important to get the most bang for your buck, especially when it comes to higher education. A college degree can seriously increase your earning potential, but they don't often come cheap. Fortunately, affordable online degree programs make it much easier to advance your education without breaking the bank. If you're looking for the most affordable online colleges in Texas, this list has what you need.
These are the 20 cheapest online degree programs in Texas for bachelor's degrees that are regionally accredited. In general, online degrees are more affordable than traditional degrees, and keeping your education in-state seriously impacts the cost of your tuition in a positive way. That's why Texans seeking affordable degrees should look for fully online in-state programs.
It's important to remember however, that you don't necessarily want to pick the absolute cheapest program you can find. Not all degrees are created all equal, and the requisite stamp of quality that you should be looking for is regional accreditation. Sure, there are cheaper online degrees available that aren't on this list, but the problem is that they're not regionally accredited. Without regional accreditation, your degree may not be worth very much at all, and while you might think you're getting a deal on a degree that isn't accredited, you're actually pouring money and time into something you likely won't be able to use.
Remember that a degree is an investment, and while you should get a low price where you can, you should be able to get a return on it. A degree you can't use isn't a good deal. So accreditation should be your top concern, then price. Fortunately, we've made it easy for you: every program on this page boasts regional accreditation at a low price point.
Another thing to note is that completing a bachelor's degree from start to finish at a single university probably isn't the most affordable route you can take. A great way to save money on your education is to complete your general education requirements, or even your first two years of education, at a state community college, then transfer to a university to finish your degree. That approach, combined with the affordable online colleges on this list, ensures you will spend as little as possible on your degree.
Finally, watch out for tuition guarantees. Many colleges increase their cost of tuition every year. While you might start out paying for your degree at one rate, if it increases every year you could wind up spending much more than you anticipated for your degree. Colleges that offer tuition guarantees promise that your cost of tuition will be locked in upon enrollment, and will not increase while you are there. Fortunately, every college on this list offers a tuition guarantee.
To be included in this ranking, a school must offer at least three online bachelor's degrees.
#1. University of Texas of the Permian Basin
First-Generation Student Friendly SchoolHispanic-Serving Institution
Bachelor's Ranking Highlights
Affordable in Bachelors Business Administration
Affordable in Bachelors Criminal Justice
Bachelors in Humanities
Bachelors in Industrial Technology
The University of Texas of the Permian Basin is a public university established in 1973. The university enrolls over 5,000 students, 46% of whom are completing their degrees fully online. The university is part of the University of Texas System.
The University of Texas of the Permian Basin offers over 15 fully online bachelor's and master's degree programs. At the undergraduate level, students may select from BA programs in areas such as child and family studies, psychology, and sociology, BBA programs in management or marketing, and BS programs in criminal justice, industrial technology, or political science. UTPB also offers a fully online RN to BSN for nursing students. At the graduate level, students may pursue master's degrees in areas such as educational leadership, special education, or public administration, as well as an MBA with general or finance tracks.
UTPB is federally recognized as a Hispanic-Serving Institution.
On average, the cost of in-state undergraduate tuition at UTPB is $6,666, and $4,594 for graduate students. The university offers a tuition guarantee, so your cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled. 91% of University of Texas of the Permian Basin students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $5,390.
The University of Texas of the Permian Basin is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See UTPB's full list of online degrees!
#2. University of Houston–Victoria
Victoria, Texas
Bachelors in Creative Writing
Bachelors in International Business
Bachelors in Kinesiology
Bachelors in Mathematics
Bachelors in Software Development
Bachelors in Spanish
Bachelors in Supply Chain Management
Bachelors in Art and Design
Bachelors in Economics
Bachelors in Human Resources
Bachelors in Finance
Bachelors in English
Bachelors in History
Master's Ranking Highlights
Masters in Creative Writing
Masters in Health Sciences
Masters in Computer Science
Masters in Finance Economics
Masters in Interdisciplinary Studies
Masters in English
Established in 1973, the University of Houston–Victoria is a public university with over 4,000 students enrolled. About 6% of its student population is enrolled fully online. Originally founded as an off-campus center for the University of Houston, the institution became its own university in 1983; it remains part of the University of Houston System. UHV is federally recognized as a Hispanic-Serving Institution.
The University of Houston–Victoria offers a wide selection of 102 fully online degree programs at the bachelor's, master's, and certificate levels. This selection covers fields including business and management, computers and technology, liberal arts and humanities, nursing and healthcare, science, and teaching and education. Business students may select from BBAs in areas such as finance, marketing, and human resources management, as well as an MBA. Nursing and healthcare students may complete bachelor's degrees in kinesiology or health care administration, or an RN to BSN. Educators and future educators may select from 18 MEd concentrations in areas such as elementary education, special education, and curriculum and instruction. Students who want a well-rounded liberal arts degree may earn bachelor's and master's degrees in areas such as psychology, English, communication, criminal justice, and video gaming.
On average, the in-state tuition for undergraduates at UHV is $4,742, and for graduate students is $5,992. The university offers a tuition guarantee, so the cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled. 96% of students at UHV receive some form of financial aid or scholarship.
University of Houston–Victoria is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See University of Houston–Victoria's full list of online degrees!
#3. University of Houston–Downtown
Bachelors in Insurance Risk Management
Bachelors in Management Information Systems
The University of Houston–Downtown is a public university with nearly 14,000 students enrolled. The university was established in 1974 as part of the University of Houston, and became a standalone institution in 1979, though it remains part of the University of Houston System. 18% of its student population is enrolled entirely online. UHD is federally recognized as a Hispanic-Serving Institution.
The University of Houston–Downtown offers 21 fully online degree programs at the bachelor's and master's levels. Undergraduate students enjoy plenty of options in liberal arts and humanities, with BS and BA programs in areas including criminal justice, humanities, foreign language, criminal justice, and technical communication. Undergraduate business students may choose from eight BBA program concentrations in areas including management, international business, marketing, and supply chain management. At the graduate level, students may complete an online MA in nonprofit management, an MS in criminal justice, and two MS in security management degrees, in traditional security or cybersecurity.
The average annual in-state tuition at UHD for undergraduates is $4,996, and $6,930 for graduate students. The university offers a tuition guarantee, so the cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled. 91% of UHD students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship.
University of Houston–Downtown is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See University of Houston–Downtown's full list of online degrees!
#4. Angelo State University
Bachelors in Data Science Analytics
Bachelors in Homeland Security
Bachelors in Social Work
Masters in Educational Counseling
Masters in Homeland Security
Masters in Psychology
Founded in 1928, Angelo State University is a public university with over 10,000 students enrolled. 14% of its student population is completing degrees fully online. Angelo State University is part of the Texas Tech University System. Initially established as a junior college, Angelo State University awarded its first baccalaureate degrees in 1967.
Angelo State University offers more than 35 fully online degree programs at the bachelor's, master's, and certificate levels. Undergraduates may earn bachelor's degrees in areas including criminal justice, border security, homeland security, and intelligence and analysis, as well as a bachelor's in social work. Graduate students may select from programs including master's in educational leadership or curriculum and instruction, MEds in higher education, degrees applied psychology, criminal justice, and homeland security, and an MBA. Graduate nursing students may earn MSNs in family nurse practitioner or nurse educator.
Angelo State University is federally recognized as a Hispanic-Serving Institution. It is also a military friendly school, and a first-generation student friendly school.
On average, in-state undergraduate students at Angelo State University can expect a tuition rate of $7,637; graduate students can expect $4,059. The university offers a tuition guarantee, so your cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled. 94% of Angelo State University students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $6,519.
Angelo State University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See ASU's full list of online degrees!
#5. Amberton University
Most in Affordable Bachelors Accounting
Bachelors in Human Relations
Best Value: Bachelors Accounting
Bachelors in Project Management
Masters in Accounting
Amberton University is a private non-denominational Christian university established in 1971. Initially part of Abilene Chrstian University, Amberton has since become independent. It has over 1,000 students enrolled, the majority of whom, 64%, are enrolled fully online.
Amberton University offers a healthy selection of more than 30 online degree programs at the bachelor's and master's levels. Undergraduate students may select from bachelor's degree programs in business and finance, including management, business administration, and project management, as well as a BS in applied studies. Graduate students have numerous options to choose from in business and finance, including six MBA tracks in accounting, general business, international business, management, project management, and strategic leadership.
Other options include an MS in family studies, and an MS in family studies Christian counseling. Amberton also offers a unique BBA-to-MBA dual degree hybrid program, which allows enterprising students to complete their undergraduate and graduate business studies on an abbreviated timeline.
The average cost of in-state undergraduate tuition at Amberton University is $7,950, and the cost for graduate students is $6,360. The average amount of aid is $2,113.
Amberton University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See AU's full list of online degrees!
#6. West Texas A&M University
First-Generation Student Friendly School
Bachelors in Computer Science
Bachelors in Health Sciences
Bachelors in Law and Legal Studies
Bachelors in Marketing
Bachelors in Applied Arts Sciences
Bachelors in Accounting
Bachelors in Communications
Bachelors in General Studies
Bachelors in IT
Masters in Sport Administration
Masters in Information Systems
Masters in Mathematics
Established in 1910, West Texas A & M University is a public university with over 10,000 students enrolled. 34% of the university's population is enrolled fully online, a sizable chunk. The institution began as a teacher's college, and became a full university in the 1960s. Notably, the university boasts Georgia O'Keefe as a former Art Department Head.
West Texas A & M University offers over 30 fully online degrees at the bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels. A significant portion of its bachelor's degrees come in the form of bachelor's completion programs, meaning they are made for students who have already completed at least half of a bachelor's degree (such as through an associate degree program). The bachelor's completion option is a seriously affordable route for undergraduates to earn their degrees. At West Texas, these come in topics including animal science, engineering technology, legal studies, social work, and public administration.
Other undergraduate options include full bachelor's degree programs in business and management, computers and information technology, and nursing and healthcare. Graduate students may earn degrees such as an MBA, and MS in engineering, an MA in counseling, several MSNs and MEds, and an EdD in educational leadership.
WTAM is a military friendly school with unique resources for military students and their families. It is also a first-generation student friendly school and has a diverse student body.
The average in-state tuition for undergraduate students at West Texas A&M University is $8,135; for graduate students, it is $4,823. The university offers a tuition guarantee, so your cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled. 90% of West Texas students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $6,144.
West Texas A&M University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See West Texas A&M University's full list of online degrees!
#7. Lamar University
Bachelors in Engineering
Masters in Engineering Management
Masters in Construction Management
Doctorate Ranking Highlights
Doctorate in Educational Leadership
Established in 1923, Lamar University is a public university with over 15,000 students enrolled. 54% of students at Lamar are enrolled fully online, an impressive online student population. Lamar University was founded as a junior college, became a four-year college in 1949, and began offering master's degrees in 1960. It is currently part of the Texas State University System.
Lamar University offers over 40 fully online degree programs at the bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels, with plenty of disciplines to choose from. Liberal arts and humanities students may pursue bachelor's in communications and sociology degrees, as well as master's degrees in criminal justice or public administration. Business students may earn BBAs or MBAs with concentrations in areas including management, healthcare management, and marketing. Nursing students can complete an online RN to BSN, or MSN programs. Educators may earn MEds in areas including educational administration or special education, or even an EdD in educational leadership. Other options including engineering and counseling degrees.
Lamar University is a military friendly school, serving the unique needs of military students and their families. It is also a disability friendly school, and has a diverse student body.
On average, in-state undergraduate students at Lamar University pay an annual tuition of $8,494; graduate students can expect $6,324. The university offers a tuition guarantee, so your cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled. 82% of Lamar University students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $7,431.
Lamar University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See LU's full list of online degrees!
#8. Sam Houston State University
Bachelors in Business Administration
Bachelors in Health Care Management
Bachelors in Healthcare Administration
Bachelors in Political Science
Bachelors in Sociology
Bachelors in Criminal Justice
Masters in History
Masters in Kinesiology
Masters in Political Science
Masters in Sociology
Masters in Agriculture
Masters in Bilingual Education
Masters in Cybersecurity
Masters in Family Studies
Masters in Music
Masters in Library Science
Doctorate in Learning Educational Technology
Doctorate in Curriculum Instruction
Doctorate in Educational Administration
Sam Houston State University, founded in 1879, is a public university with over 21,000 students enrolled. Initially, SHSU was a teachers' college, and it adopted its current name and became a fully university in 1967. 17% of the SHSU student population is enrolled fully online.
Sam Houston State University offers over 70 fully online degree programs at the bachelor's, master's, doctoral, and certificate levels. Students may choose from a wide range of topics of study, including nursing and healthcare, computer science and information technology, teaching and education, criminal justice and legal studies, business and management, and liberal arts and humanities. Popular online degree options include BBA and MBA programs, an RN to BSN degree, an MS in kinesiology, a whole slew of MEd concentrations including special education, and an MS in criminal justice.
Sam Houston State University is a military friendly school Veteran's Resource Center, and has a diverse student body.
The average in-state tuition for undergraduate students at Sam Houston State University is $8,536, and for graduate students is $5,765. The university offers a tuition guarantee, so your cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled. 86% of Sam Houston State University students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $7,323.
Sam Houston State University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See SHSU's full list of online degrees!
#9. University of Texas at Tyler
Disability Friendly SchoolFirst-Generation Student Friendly SchoolMilitary Friendly School
Masters in Human Resources Management
PhD in Nursing
The University of Texas at Tyler is a public university established in 1971. UT Tyler became part of the University of Texas System in 1979. Until 1998, the university was strictly a senior-level institution, teaching only juniors, seniors, and graduate students. Over 9,500 students are enrolled at the University of Texas at Tyler, 27% of whom are completing degrees fully online.
UT Tyler offers over 25 fully online degree programs at the bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels. Undergraduates may earn bachelor of applied arts and sciences degrees in general studies, business occupations, healthcare management, health occupations, and human behavior. Graduate students can earn degrees including MBAs, MSNs, MEds, and master's in criminal justice or public administration. The university offers a single online Ph.D. in nursing.
UT Tyler is a military friendly school with a Military and Veterans Success Center. It is also a disability friendly school, and has a diverse student body.
Undergraduate students at UT Tyler, on average, pay an annual tuition of $8,742; graduate students pay $5,850. 85% of University of Texas at Tyler students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $7,463. The university offers a tuition guarantee, so your cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled.
The University of Texas at Tyler is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See UTT's full list of online degrees!
#10. Stephen F. Austin State University
Bachelors in Child Family Studies
Bachelors in Early Childhood Education
Bachelors in Human Sciences
Masters in Human Services
Masters in Elementary Education
Masters in Teaching
Established in 1923, Stephen F. Austin State University is a public university with over 12,500 students enrolled. 12% of the student population is enrolled fully online. Initially founded as a teacher's college, Stephen F. Austin is now a full-blown university, even with D-1 athletic teams. Unlike most of the universities on this list, Stephen F. Austin is not affiliated with a university system; in fact, it is one of four independent public universities in Texas.
Stephen F. Austin State University offers over 40 fully online degree programs at the bachelor's, master's, and certificate levels. Undergraduate students may earn BBA degrees, BS degrees in human sciences or interdisciplinary studies, or complete an RN to BSN. Graduate students may select from degrees in liberal arts and humanities, nursing and healthcare, or teaching and education. Nursing students may complete an MSN family nurse practitioner program. Educators may earn MEd degrees in areas such as early childhood education, special education, and educational leadership. Other options include MS in human sciences tracks, and master's degrees in music theory and composition.
SFASU is a military friendly school, a first-generation student friendly school, and a disability friendly school.
On average, in-state undergraduate students at Stephen F. Austin State University pay $8,844 in tution, and graduate students pay $5,112. The university offers a tuition guarantee, so your cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled. 86% of Stephen F. Austin State University students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $7,160.
Stephen F. Austin State University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See SF.ASU's full list of online degrees!
#11. University of Texas at El Paso
Bachelors in Organizational Leadership
Bachelors in Cyber Security
Bachelors in Media Advertising
The University of Texas at El Paso is a public university established in 1914. It has over 25,000 enrolled, 9% of whom are enrolled fully online. El Paso is part of the University of Texas System.
The University of Texas at El Paso offers over 20 fully online bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and certificate programs. Undergraduates have five bachelor's degree options to choose from, including media advertising, applied arts and sciences, Chicano studies, organizational and corporate communication, and an RN-to-BSN track. Graduate students may pursue programs including an MS in construction management, an MEd in curriculum and instruction with two tracks, an MFA in creative writing, and an MS nurse practitioner degree.
UT-El Paso is federally recognized as a Hispanic-Serving Institution. It is also a military friendly school, serving military students through its Military Student Success Center.
The average in-state tuition cost for undergrads at the University of Texas at El Paso is $9,161; for graduate students, the average is $5,497. 86% of UTep students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $6,979. The university offers a tuition guarantee, so your cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled.
The University of Texas at El Paso is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See UTEP's full list of online degrees!
#12. Texas Southern University
First-Generation Student Friendly SchoolHistorically Black College and University
Established in 1927, Texas Southern University is a public university with over 9,000 students enrolled. 7% of its student population is enrolled fully online.
TSU offers nine fully online bachelor's and master's degree programs. Undergraduate students may pursue a BS in administration of justice, a BS in emergency management and homeland security, a BA in general studies, or a BS in healthcare administration. At the graduate level, the university offers programs including an MBA with multiple tracks, a master of education, a master of public administration, and an MA in English.
TSU is federally recognized as a Historically Black College and University (HBCU). It is also a military friendly school and a first-generation student friendly school.
The average cost of in-state undergraduate tuition at Texas Southern University is $9,173, and the cost for graduate students is $5,487. 95% of students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $7,361.
Texas Southern University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See TSU's full list of online degrees!
#13. Texas Tech University
Disability Friendly SchoolFirst-Generation Student Friendly SchoolHispanic-Serving Institution
Bachelors in Hospitality Management
Bachelors in Leadership
Bachelors in Plant Soil Science
Bachelors in Wind Energy
Bachelors in Interdisciplinary Studies
Bachelors in Management
Masters in Civil Engineering
Masters in Dance Studies
Masters in Educational Technology
Masters in Environmental Studies
Masters in Industrial Engineering
Masters in Nutrition
Masters in Petroleum Engineering
Masters in Software Engineering
Masters in Special Education
Masters in Communications
Masters in Educational Leadership
Masters in Higher Education
Masters in Marketing
MEd: Masters in Education
Masters in Curriculum Instruction
Masters in Engineering
Masters in Mechanical Engineering
Masters in Public Administration
PhD in Special Education
PhD in Systems Engineering Management
Doctorate in Communication
Doctorate in Agricultural Education
PhD in Family Consumer Science Education
Texas Tech University is a public university established in 1923. It has over 38,,000 students enrolled, 10% of whom are enrolled fully online. It is the flagship of the Texas Tech University System.
TTU offers nearly 100 online programs at the bachelor's, master's, doctoral degree, and certificate levels. Students may select from programs in the areas of business and finance, education and teaching, liberal arts and humanities, science and engineering, computers and technology, and nursing and healthcare. Standout undergraduate options include bachelor's degrees in hospitality management, early childhood education, digital media and professional communication, plant and soil science, and wind energy. Master's degree highlights include an MBA, a master of public administration, seven MEd tracks, an MA in mass communication, an MS in data science, and an MS in plant and soil science. Doctoral degree options include a PhD in technical communication, a PhD in systems and engineering management, and a variety of PhDs and EdDs in education topics such as curriculum and instruction in STEM, educational leadership, and higher education administration.
Texas Tech University is federally recognized as a Hispanic-Serving Institution. It is also a military friendly school, serving veteran students and their families through a variety of means, including tuition assistance through the Hazlewood program.
On average, in-state undergraduate students at Texas Tech can expect tuition to cost $9,300, and graduate students can expect $5,958. The university offers a tuition guarantee, so your cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled. 78% of Texas Tech students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $7,766.
Texas Tech University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See TTU's full list of online degrees!
#14. University of Texas at Arlington
Best RN-to-BSN
Masters in Health Administration
Masters in Reading Literacy Studies
Masters in Social Work
The University of Texas at Arlington is a public research university with over 48,000 students enrolled, 39% of whom are fully enrolled fully online. Arlington is part of the University of Texas System, and was established in 1895.
UT-Arlington offers over 30 fully online degree programs at the bachelor's, master's, doctoral, and certificate levels. Undergraduate students may select from a BS in health sciences, a BS in nursing, and an RN-to-BSN. Students pursuing master's degrees have quite a few options to choose from. Business students may select an MBA with tracks including finance, health care, management, and general, as well as a master of public administration. Nursing students enjoy nine MSN-nurse practitioner tracks, including pediatric primary care, family nurse practitioner, nursing education, adult gerontology primary care, and two RN-to-MSN options. Other master's degrees include three MEd programs and two MSW tracks. Nursing students interested in completing the highest level of degree may earn a DNP.
UT-Arlington is federally recognized as a Hispanic-Serving Institution. It is also a military friendly school, meeting the needs of military students and their families through a variety of services and resources. Additionally, its online programs allow for accelerated completion times.
The average cost of in-state undergraduate tuition for students at UT Arlington is $11,040; graduate students can expect to pay around $8,474. The university offers a tuition guarantee, so your cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled. 90% of University of Texas at Arlington students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $7,339.
The University of Texas at Arlington is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See UTA's full list of online degrees!
#15. University of North Texas
Bachelors in Rehabilitation Studies
Masters in Anthropology
Masters in Applied Behavior Analysis
Masters in Educational Psychology
Masters in Business Studies
Masters in Counseling
Masters in Criminal Justice
Masters in Early Childhood Education
Masters in Educational Administration
The University of North Texas is a public university established in 1890. It has over 39,000 students enrolled, 10% of whom are enrolled fully online. UNT is the flagship of the University of North Texas System.
UNT offers more than 60 online bachelor's degree, master's degree, doctoral degree, and certificate programs. Undergraduate programs include a BS in learning technologies, a BA in integrative studies, a BS in rehabilitation studies, a BS in information science and applied technology, and a bachelor of applied arts and sciences. Graduate business students may pursue options including six MBA tracks in marketing, marketing analytics, organizational behavior, strategic management, supply chain analytics, and supply chain management. Education students may pursue MEd programs with 10 track options such as educational leadership, higher education, curriculum and instruction, and special education.
Other masters degrees include several options in psychology and counseling, an MS in information science, an MS in health services administration, and an MS in library science. Finally, educators may pursue a PhD in learning technologies.
UNT is federally recognized as a Hispanic-Serving Institution. It is also a Purple Heart University, meeting the needs of veterans and their families through a variety of services and resources.
The average cost of in-state undergraduate tuition at University of North Texas is $11,044, and the cost for graduate students is $5,900. 82% of students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $8,776. The university offers a tuition guarantee, so your cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled.
University of North Texas is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See UNT's full list of online degrees!
#16. The King's University
Associate Ranking Highlights
Associate in Ministry
Masters in Divinity
The King's University is a private, interdenominational Evangelical university established in 1997. It has a small student population of over 600, with 34% enrolled fully online.
The King's University offers eight fully online associate degree, bachelor's degree, and master's degree programs, all focused in theology and ministry. Student's may select from program options including a BA in biblical counseling, a BA in Christian Ministries, an MA in practical theology, and an MDiv. Most courses at The King's University are taught in accelerated seven week sessions.
The average cost of in-state undergraduate tuition at The King's University is $15,450, and the cost for graduate students is $8,820. 89% of students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $4,410.
The King's University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See The King's University's full list of online degrees!
#17. ECPI University - San Antonio
Bachelors in Radiology
ECPI University – San Antonio is a for-profit university established in 1966. It is part of the ECPI university system, with six campuses around the country. ECPI University – San Antonio has over 13,000 students enrolled, 23% of whom are enrolled fully online.
ECPI University – San Antonio offers over 30 fully online bachelor's degree and master's degree programs. Students may choose from over 25 bachelor's degree and seven master's degree options in areas including business and finance, computers and technology, nursing and healthcare, and criminal justice and law. The ECPI curriculum is largely focused on professional development and success, with the goal of preparing students as industry-ready graduates.
ECPI University – San Antonio is a military friendly school, serving the unique needs of military students and their families. It also has a diverse student body.
The average cost of in-state undergraduate tuition at ECPI University – San Antonio is $16,639, and the cost for graduate students is $12,960. 84% of students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $5,706. ECPI University – San Antonio offers a tuition guarantee, so your cost of tuition will never increase while you are enrolled.
ECPI University – San Antonio is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See ECPI University – San Antonio's full list of online degrees!
#18. Southwestern Assemblies of God University
First-Generation Student Friendly SchoolMilitary Friendly School
Associate in Business
Associate in English
Associate in International Studies
Associate in Languages
Associate in Biblical Studies
Associate in Psychology
Associate in Religious Studies
Associate in Social Studies
Associate in Social Work
Associate in Substance Abuse Counseling
Associate in Education
Associate in General Studies
Bachelors in Counseling
Bachelors in Religion
Bachelors in Biblical Studies
Bachelors in Christian Studies
Bachelors in Human Services
Bachelors in Theology
Bachelors in Psychology
Masters in Organizational Leadership Development
Masters in Theological Studies
Doctor in Ministry Dmin
Southwestern Assemblies of God University is a private, non-profit Christian university established in 1927. It is officially endorsed by the Assemblies of God USA. The university traces its origins to the merger of three smaller bible schools. Over 2,000 students are enrolled at SAGU, the majority of whom, 62%, are enrolled fully online.
Southwestern Assemblies of God University offers more than 60 fully-online degree programs at associate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degree levels. Students may select from a wide range of programs, including over 20 master's programs with MBA and MDiv options, and a DMin in ministry leadership and communication.
SAGU is a military friendly school, serving the unique needs of military students and their families, as well as a first-generation student friendly school. Also, the university offers up to 45 college credits for life experience, making this an attractive option for students who have professional experience or previous education.
The average cost of in-state undergraduate tuition at SAGU is $22,188, and the cost for graduate students is $21,528. 99% of students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $11,369.
Southwestern Assemblies of God University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See Southwestern Assemblies of God University's full list of online degrees!
#19. Southwestern Adventist University
Keene, Texas
Southwestern Adventist University is a private, Christian University established in 1893 and affiliated with the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. It has a small student population of over 650, 6% of whom are enrolled fully online. Initially opened as the Keene Industrial academy with only 56 students, the university's original building doubled as a church.
Southwestern Adventist University has over 15 fully online associate degree, bachelor's degree, and master's degree programs. Undergraduates may select from options including seven bachelor's in business administration tracks, a BS in elementary education, or a BA in theology. Graduate students have options including an MA in curriculum and instruction, and MA in school counseling, and a MA in children and family ministry.
Southwestern Adventist University is federally recognized as a Hispanic-Serving Institution.
The average cost of in-state undergraduate tuition at Southwestern Adventist University is $22,188, and the cost for graduate students is $21,528. 99% of students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $11,369.
Southwestern Adventist University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See Southwestern Adventist University's full list of online degrees!
#20. East Texas Baptist University
East Texas Baptist University is a private Christian university established in 1912 and affiliated with the Baptist General Convention of Texas. It has over 1,500 students enrolled, 8% of whom are enrolled fully online.
ETBU offers seven fully online bachelor's degrees and master's degrees. Undergraduates may choose from a bachelor of applied sciences in business studies or leadership studies, or a BS in clinical lab science. Graduates students have four options, including a dual MBA/MA in integrated Christian ministry and business administration, an MEd in college and university leadership, an MA in Christian ministry, and an MA in theological studies.
East Texas Baptist University is a military friendly school, a disability friendly school, and a first-generation student friendly school.
The average cost of in-state undergraduate tuition at ETBU is $27,210, and the cost for graduate students is $13,050. 99% of students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship, averaging $14,978.
East Texas Baptist University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
See East Texas Baptist University's full list of online degrees!
Published: August 10, 2020 .
Updated: August 20, 2020 .
An institution's program specfic score is calculated with seven data points: (1) its student-to-faculty ratio, (2) its number of degrees an institution awards in the program's field each year, (3) its the graduation rate, (4) its the retention rate, (5) its the percentage of online students, (6) its concentrated Influence (a measure of the academic importance of a school), and (7) its desirability (a measure of how many students chose to go to an institution).
For each data point, we score schools based on where they fall in the percentile distribution for that data point. Because our scores are based on local data and not tied to irrelevant national data, they accurately reflect an institutions's value to the California student. Institutions with missing data receive a zero for that data point.
TWe weren't able to get all the data we needed for this institution. This score is based on the information they have reported.
Focused on online colleges in TX, our relative cost score compares the average in-state tuitions of California schools. In general, California is slightly cheaper than the national average of $9,970 (according to The National Center for Education Statistics ) for a degree at a public 4-year college or university. However, California is home to some of the most affordable colleges and universities in the US, and it's most expensive schools are tens of thousands cheaper than the most expensive schools in the country.


Optimizely recently announced that it will no longer support its free A/B testing plan starting at the end of last month, leaving around 70,000 websites without a testing tool. A recent guest article from Yvonne Koleczek at Venture Beat suggests that "Optimizely has finally decided to call time of death on oversimplified CRO attempts. After all, bad results reflect badly on the tool itself, and with Optimizely X the company seems eager to distance itself from its past." She suggests that by focusing on its enterprise offering, Optimizely X, it is throwing its efforts into personalization instead.
I completely agree with this assessment, and I'd like to expand on it a bit in this blog post.
A/B testing had been heralded as a cure-all for marketing. With A/B testing, you don't need to guess what will be effective. You can run a few tests to find out for sure. Trying to decide between page design A or page design B? Test it! Headline A or headline B? Test it! Green button or blue button? Test it!
This data-driven approach to marketing is absolutely essential. You should never just make guesses in your marketing, and testing will always be important.
The problem is that A/B testing only tells you what works for the majority of people; it doesn't tell you what works for each person. In other words, if you select an experience that won an A/B test, you're still missing the opportunity be relevant to a lot of individual people.
Promotional offers should be targeted differently to loyal shoppers versus occasional shoppers.
A particular product category may be more appropriate to highlight to visitors in one industry or geolocation versus another.
Some pieces of content can grab the attention of prospects at the bottom of the funnel while others are better suited for those higher up in the funnel.
But that's just segment-based targeting. Machine-learning algorithms can be used to deliver personalized experiences to each and every person at the one-to-one level.
Each of the different experiences you select for each segment and each algorithm you create should be tested. You need to measure the performance of each campaign to ensure it has a positive impact on your business metrics. And you should continue to A/B test and tweak each campaign to make it even more effective.
Essentially, testing is just as critical as always. But testing how an experience performs for your whole audience doesn't cut it anymore. It needs to be combined with personalization to achieve maximum results — and to deliver the best experiences for your customers and prospects.
Of course, this type of testing requires much more powerful technology than needed for basic A/B testing — and it can't be given away for free. Optimizely knows this, which is why it's abandoning its free testing product.
This is not the case with Evergage. The Evergage platform was built with one-to-one personalization in mind from the start. All data collected on an individual is stored in his or her unique customer profile, and that data can be used to make a decision about which experience to show in the moment. And marketers can use Evergage as a customer data platform (CDP) to integrate multiple sources of data together to get a clear picture of each and every customer and prospect — and then use all that data to deliver more relevant experiences to each person.
This recent strategic move by Optimizely shows us that A/B testing can't be done in isolation anymore. It needs to be combined with personalization to be effective. But Optimizely X isn't a truly effective real-time 1:1 personalization solution. Evergage is. To learn why Evergage is the preferred personalization platform for leading companies across industries, request a demo today.