1. NORSHALINA BINTI MOHAMED JOHADI
LNC/DPH/JUL11/20
MISS NUR FATIHAH

3. BIOGRAPHY OF GREG TSENG
 Greg Yuchang Tseng born November 14, 1979.
 He is a controversial American internet
entrepreneur .
 current CEO of social networking website
Tagged. Tagged and Jumpstart, another of
Tseng's companies, have been the subject.
 He is co-founder and t of legal actions concerning
allegedly deceptive or misleading e-mail
practices.

4.  Born in Taipei , Taiwan , and raised in high
school science and technology and won numerous
awards in mathematics and science.
 He placed 9th in the 1993 national MathCounts
, competition, tied for 1st place with perfect
score in the 1994 American high school
Mathematics exams, and qualified for the united
states of mathematical olympiad ever McLean,
Virginia.

5. GREG TSENG WITH HIS PARTNER JOHANN

6. INTRODUCTION OF TAGGED
 Tagged is a social discovery website based in san
fransisco, california, United states founded in 2004.
 Tagged allows members to browse the profiles of other members,
play games, and share tags and virtual gifts.
 Tagged says it has 100 million members.
 As of 28 September 2011, Quantcast reports Tagged
monthly unique user at 5.9 million U.S., and 18.6 million globally.
 Tagged has acquired the social and instant messaging client and
the gaming application WeGame. In April 2011 that Tagged is
most notable for the ability to grow profitably during the era of
Facebook(fb).

7. In 2009, Tagged was criticized for sending deceptive email
and paid $1.4 million in legal settlements regarding those
practices. The company has since adopted privacy reforms
and changed its invitation processes.
Tagged is an company ranking on the 2010 Inc. list of
fastest growing independent U.S. private companies 2011
list of America's Most Promising Companies.

8. LOGO OF TAGGED & IMAGES

15. ADVANTAGES OF TAGGED
 something advantage held in reserve until needed, and
especially until needed to turn apparent failure into
actual success. In stud poker a hole card is the card dealt
face down in the first round. the player who receives an
ace as his hole card has a decided advantage.
 get the drop on, to beat to the draw, to be a step ahead;
to gain the advantage through quickness and alertness.
 gaining an advantage over something . A sleeping
animal is an easy target. This expression is an older
equivalent of the current to catch someone napping.

16.  catch napping: To acquire an advantage over
someone through his inattentiveness. A sleeping
person or animal is easily taken off guard by
another person or predator. As used in it does not
carry its literal meaning of ‘sleeping.’ It means
simply ‘unawares.
 get the drop on: To have the advantage over
someone; to be in a superior, controlling position,
such that one cannot be taken unawares.

18. DISADVANTAGES OF TAGGED
1) untagged unions are used to perform bit-level
conversions between types, called reinterpret casts
2)Tagged unions are not intended for this purpose;
typically a new value is assigned whenever the tag is
changed.
3)Many languages support, to some extent, a universal
data type, and often a way is provided to test the
actual type of a value.
4)The cases form different ways of expressing a single
concept, such as a data structure or instruction. The
values of a universal data type are not related and
there is no feasible way to deal.

19. 5)The main disadvantage of
tagged unions is that the tag
occupies space.
6) There are usually a small
number of alternatives, the
tag often can be squeezed
into 2 or 3 bits space can be
found.

20. CONTRIBUTION OF TAGGED
1) An org has several projects, each with a budget and
fundraising target. Some donations are unrestricted,
some restricted to one or more projects or elements of a
project.
2) They already have a tag hierarchy to categorize
contacts, cases etc based on projects and on child tags
for elements of projects. With Contribution tags, they
could easily sort donations the same way, with
contribution-only tags such as 'Restricted funds',
'Unrestricted funds', 'Assigned by trustees', and able to
be reach their targets.

21. 3) An org has regular with a number of different strategies
split at random to test their effectiveness.
4) each campaign is a tag and each strategy a sub-tag.
5) They use this to easily categorise staff and volunteers in
each push, people targetted by each push, activities and
cases and each donation that comes out allowing them to
easily generate reports comparing each strategy .

22. Prepared By: Shalina.