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ビジネスチャット「ChatLuck（チャットラック）」の専用アプリです。自社にChatLuckサーバーを導入することで、メールに代わる新しい社内コミュニケーション環境を作れます。 スマートフォンやPCを用いて、社内外のメンバーとのリアルタイムチャットを行えるほか、ファイルの共有、タスク・スケジュールの管理、アンケートの収集・集計など、日々の業務と共同作業を効率化する多くの機能を利用できます。メンバーの在席状況の確認や、無料の音声・ビデオ通話、PC画面の共有にも対応しています。 システム管理面では、ユーザー・組織の一元管理やログ管理など、企業のメッセージング基盤として必要な管理機能とセキュリティを搭載。自社だけで使える、安全・安心なビジネスチャット環境を構築できます。 詳しくは、ChatLuckのWebサイトをご覧ください。 https://www.chatluck.com/
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2021年12月1日 最新バージョン4.5を公開。SAML認証によるシングルサインオン、チャットボットのWebhook対応など相互運用性がさらに向上しました。
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2021年12月1日 最新バージョン4.5を公開。SAML認証によるシングルサインオン、チャットボットのWebhook対応など相互運用性がさらに向上しました。
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顧客の本業支援をする際、拠点の違うプロジェクトメンバーとコミュニケーションしやすくなりました。今後もさらなる活用を推進してまいります。
縦割り行政の利点を活かしつつ、縦割りの枠を超えた部門横断的な連携も可能に。市のPRなどで大規模企画が推進できるようになりました。
経営改善のためコミュニケーション活性化へ。社員間の連携が密になり、人間関係も強化され、生産性も向上。チャットの効果に申し分なし。
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社内外すべてのユーザーを自社管理できます。社外の人を環境下にゲストとして招待でき、社の枠を超えたダイナミックな活用が可能です。部外者は環境内にアクセスさせません。
クラウド・オンプレミスのいずれにも対応。自社専用環境の構築から、VPN・LGWAN・ネットワーク分離など、さまざまな導入要件に応じた、柔軟なシステム構成に対応できます。
SAML認証に対応した外部の認証サーバー（IdP）との連携により、SAML認証に対応した様々なシステムやサービスからのシングルサインオンが行えるようになりました。
チャットボット宛てのメッセージを受信したタイミングで、Webhookによるボットプログラムの呼び出しを行えるようになりました。
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Republican primary for Arizona House of Representatives District 3 (2 seats)
General election for Arizona House of Representatives District 23 (2 seats)
Democratic primary for Arizona House of Representatives District 23 (2 seats)
Republican primary for Arizona House of Representatives District 23 (2 seats)
Keeping taxes low and no increases.
Keeping Arizona a pro business friendly state with less regulations.
Educational freedom with parents deciding which schools are best for their children with keeping open enrollment.
↑ Information submitted to Ballotpedia through the Candidate Connection survey on June 2, 2020
↑ Joseph Chaplik , "About Joseph," accessed December 25, 2020
Speaker of the House: Russell Bowers
Candidate, Arizona House of Representatives District 3
Arizona House of Representatives District 23
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Joseph Chaplik ( Republican Party ) is a member of the Arizona House of Representatives , representing District 23 . He assumed office on January 11, 2021. His current term ends on January 9, 2023.
Chaplik ( Republican Party ) is running for re-election to the Arizona House of Representatives to represent District 3 . He is on the ballot in the Republican primary on August 2, 2022 .
Joseph Chaplik's career experience includes working as the president of Joseph Bernard Investment Real Estate, the vice president of XO Communication/Allegiance Telecom, and a branch manager with Spring Communications. [1] Chaplik has volunteered with the Maricopa County Sheriffs Memorial Fund. [2]
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Incumbent Joseph Chaplik , Ernest Anderson , Nicole Cantelme , Alexander Kolodin , and Darin Mitchell are running in the Republican primary for Arizona House of Representatives District 3 on August 2, 2022.
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Incumbent John Kavanagh and Joseph Chaplik defeated Eric Kurland and Joe Romack in the general election for Arizona House of Representatives District 23 on November 3, 2020.
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Eric Kurland advanced from the Democratic primary for Arizona House of Representatives District 23 on August 4, 2020.
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Incumbent John Kavanagh and Joseph Chaplik defeated incumbent Jay Lawrence in the Republican primary for Arizona House of Representatives District 23 on August 4, 2020.
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I am running to keep taxes low and the economy strong, limit government, and stop illegal immigration to keep Arizona a safe, prosperous place to live. I supports educational freedom, including open enrollment, believing parents - not bureaucrats - should decide what's best for their children.
My background is in business and I had a successful career in telecommunications and now lead a commercial real estate company across three states. My company has received several awards including the INC 5000 Fastest Growing Private Company, Corporate Philanthropy Annual Award, and Business Ethics Finalist Award.
I am involved in my local community and was instrumental in the effort to protect and save Scottsdale's Gateway Preserve from city development . I served on several boards in the non-profit sector, law enforcement, children's foundations, and was President of the parents board for Great Hearts. I'm currently involved in the US Marshals Posse and the Sheriff's Memorial Fund raising money for families of fallen officers and creating community awareness.
I am a resident of Scottsdale, married with two sons and have coached their little league and youth flag football teams. I am pro-life and a parishioner of St. Patrick's Catholic Church.
It's time for a change with a Conservative Businessman with Common Sense to lead us.
I am passionate about keeping our taxes low, limited government, keeping educational freedom for parents to choose what is best for their child, and keeping our borders secure for safer communities. We also have to strengthen family values for protecting our children. Being a fiscal conservative, we need to keep balancing our budget here in Arizona.
I look up to my parents for having a solid family foundation and creating a strong work ethic to earn what you want in life. These principles are still being passed onto my children and I am proud of my parents for teaching me these values. It created a sense of accomplishment and held me accountable for my actions. I have worked hard throughout my career as a result of this foundation, and have a firm moral compass leading me with my decisions.
I would recommend Miracle on Ice. With hard work, determination, wise strategy, and great leadership you can overcome large obstacles and make miracles happen for the good of the country. Nothing is impossible, it just may take a bit longer to accomplish.
I feel that listening is one of the most important principles of an elected official to the public. We should also represent all the people regardless of the political party and help grow the community together.
Having over 25 years of corporate training and executive experience with strong communication skills, negotiation skills, problem solving skills, and accountability. I have served on non profit boards and have made an impact on helping to achieve goals as well as meaningful accomplishments. I was instrumental with helping the efforts to save the Gateway Preserve from the City of Scottsdale trying to develop the desert land. This was known as prop 420 and together we successfully involved the residents and saved the preserve. I will listen to the residents and be active within the community to work for my constituents and make them proud.
I believe the core responsibilities for an elected state representative is to be active in our community and listen to our constituents. We need to lead by being present and learning from our citizens through interactive town halls or virtual calls. Creating sound common sense policies that represent our needs and wants as a community, and state for all the residents not just the party affiliation.
To be a leader that helped restore the values of Arizona and America with leaving a better place for the next generation to live. To be remembered as a highly effective legislator that communicated well, and negotiated helpful common sense policies for all Arizona residents.
The first historical event that I remember was the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster in 1986. I was a freshman in high school and remember watching it in class. We as a country came together, healed, and move forward stronger from this event.
My first jobs as a young boy were, cutting grass and shoveling snow in my neighborhood. I worked at a restaurant at the age of 14 clearing tables on the weekend mornings. At the age of 16, I was employed by the local gas station serving customers at the full serve island and helping with basic needs. I did this until I graduated from high school.
It is extremely important to have a balance of power as our founding fathers created with having the Executive, Judicial, and Legislative branches of government. Arizona's legislative branch balances the power between the House and Senate much like the United States to effectively create solid policies that have been well thought out or debated during the approval process.
I believe that our government was designed to be lead by the people for the people. Having legislators that have practical business experiences can bring new fresh conservative ideas to help make common sense policies. The founding fathers did not intend to have life long politicians create their only career by holding public office.
I believe Arizona's greatest challenges over the next decade will be to continue to keep the state a business friendly environment with low taxes and limited regulations. With new residents moving into our state daily, most are fleeing from a state with failed policies and poor qualities of life. Educating these new residents to why Arizona has a strong quality of life from our conservative policies is essential so we do not vote our state into another failed democratic state with major budget issues, high taxation, high crime, and problems that essentially caused them to relocate.
I believe it is extremely important to build relationships with other legislators including the opposite party leaders. We should also be building relationships with city mayors, law enforcement agencies, and other town leaders. We cannot have this divisive and hatred among partly lines and need to bridge the relationships to better lead for all our citizens. We will have greater success working together than against each other. This is why elections matter and finding better candidates with much needed professional business experience to be elected to public office is important to bring common sense policies for "We the People".
Currently, 37 states have their legislature responsible for drawing the legislative and congressional districts and Arizona should be the same to eliminate any fraud.
I have walked many neighborhoods during the campaign talking with residents. Many of them didn't know who are state representative were due to their inactivity within the community. Yet, they vote for people they don't know or never met. We as leaders should be making an impact within the community by reaching out and offering our services to listen and meet the constituents. Creating a movement where the community feels that they know who we are and that they can reach us anytime to discuss issues or just listen to their needs. We work for them and should be providing public time for town hall meetings or virtual calls to discuss topics and give updates.
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