[book id=’82’ /] Why Judge Someone By Their Appearance One beautiful spring day a Pink rose blossomed in a forest. Many kinds of trees and plants grew there. As the rose looked
The firms are expected to spend Rs. 14,080 crore on IT products and services which is 9.6 per cent jump as compared to 2015. This forecast includes spending by insurers on internal
[book id=’80’ /] Two small stories for turn your weaknesses into Strengths First : 11- year-old boy who decided to study judo despite the fact that he had lost his left
[book id=’77’/] Priority first for managing projects, second time You’re too busy for all that time management jazz. You prioritize in your head—who has time to make silly lists? And you’ve tried to block
[book id=’76’/] Three Corporate Time Traps I always love to be on time, whether it’s an appointment or a meeting. Recently a friend of mine asked me an interesting question,
Pune, August 20th, 2015: Leading home-grown smartphones and tablets maker, Swipe‘s greater purpose is to make technology accessible to a wide range of Indian consumers, who would otherwise be deprived of the
Mr. Kishor Nagecha continues as the ACMA President Mr. Nilesh Thakkar continues as the ACMA Vice President Mr. Hiren Shah continues as the ACMA General Secretary Mr. Pinkesh Shah continues as the
Microsoft announced on Monday that it has bought a startup with a winning way of using game play to boost the performance of sales teams. Microsoft did not disclose financial terms of
The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first prescription drug made through 3D printing: a dissolvable tablet that treats seizures. Aprecia Pharmaceuticals said Monday the FDA approved its drug Spritam for
If the US implements retaliatory measures against China in cyber space, it “will have to shoulder responsibility for escalating confrontation”, said a commentary by Xinhua news agency, warning that any form of
Move over, smartphones, the latest craze in technology may be to own a drone of your own, according to an Indian-origin researcher at Nasa, suggesting that unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) may transform
If things go according to plan, drones may soon come to the rescue of those caught in conflict with wild animals. Scientists at the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) in Dehradun have