CLOUD COMPUTING FOR BUSINESS ACROSS THE GLOBE

Dear Sir / Madam,

Greeting from IPE!

The Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE), Osmania University Campus, Hyderabad is organizing a two-day National Workshop on “CLOUD COMPUTING FOR BUSINESS ACROSS THE GLOBE” on 6th and 7th January, 2014 at Hyderabad.

            In recent years, cloud computing has gained enormous credence in the IT industry, justified by its ability to offer efficiencies, flexibility, and scalability to business’s IT system. Cloud computing allows businesses to increase technology capability or add capabilities without new investment cost. However, how business can be successfully transformed into the cloud is still a big question. 

            This two-day workshop provides a platform for exchanging and enhancing business & technological knowledge of experts from industry, academia and R&D in the area of Cloud Computing.  The Themes of the workshop are Foundation elements of Cloud Computing, SaaS/PaaS/IaaS/AaaS Clouds, Security, Privacy and Cryptography in Clouds, Cloud Computing Architectures, Green Cloud Computing & Economics of the Cloud, Cloud Innovations: Applications and Experiences, Monitoring, Management and Maintenance of Clouds, Quality of Service (QoS) in Cloud Computing, Usage of Cloud in Geospatial systems, State of Cloud Computing in Public Sectors across the globe, Usage of Cloud in Government bodies across the globe, Web services usage in Public sector systems and Web services usage in Government bodies across the globe.  I am enclosing the workshop brochure for your kind perusal and reference.

DATES & VENUE: 6 – 7 January 2014, Institute of Public Enterprise, Osmania University Campus, Hyderabad is 25 km from Shamshabad airport and 6km from Secunderabad railway station. 

NON-RESIDENTIAL FEE: Rs. 8000/- (Eight Thousand only) excluding service tax per participant. Fee includes courseware, Lunch and snacks. 

10% early bird discount on nominations confirmed before 1st January, 2014.

15% discount on group bookings (more than 5 participants).

10% discount for women nominations

TIMINGS: Registration at 9.30 a.m. on the first day. On all other days the sessions will be from 9.45 a.m. to 5.15 p.m. with breaks in between for lunch, tea and refreshments.

HOW TO REGISTER: Please send your nominations preferably by email or by fax. All payments are to be made in favour of “Institute of Public Enterprise” payable at Hyderabad by Demand Draft/e-Payments. 

NEFT Details: Account No: 52198-267621, Name of the Bank: State Bank of Hyderabad, Name of the Branch: OU Campus, Branch Code: 20071 MICR Code: 500004044 RTGS IFSC Code No: SBHY0020071, PAN No: AAATI1377G Sales Tax Registration No: AAATI1377GST001. 

           

In view of the importance of the workshop, I request for   nominations for the workshop from your esteemed organization.

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully,

A.Rakesh Phanindra

Program Director

Mobile No's: 09885933922, 

                  09399921054.

Download brochure from Website:  http://www.ipeindia.org/main/uploads/IPE/General/2013-14/cloudcomputing.pdf

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Faculty Development Program

At the very out set, let me wish your a very Happy New Year 2014. 

We are pleased to inform you that HIMCS is organizing Faculty Development Programme on 04th January 2014.

Details are enclosed. I'll be obliged if you can forward the same to your friends / colleagues.

With warm regards,

"Once again, wish you a very-very Happy New Year 2014".

(Dr. Naveen Gupta)
Director
Hindustan Institute of Management & Computer Studies
Farah, Mathura -281122(UP)
 

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Invitation for National Conference at St. Thomas College, Bhilai, Chhattisgarh

Dear Sir/Madam,
It gives us immense pleasure to inform you that we, at the St. Thomas
College, Bhilai are organizing a National Conference on “Challenges
Facing Management Education – An Indian Perspective” on 25th and 26th
February 2014. We extend our heartiest invitation to you and your
esteemed institution/organization to kindly grace the event by your
benign presence and enlighten the participants by your expertise.

This Conference will help the participants/ students to know about the
changing environment of industrial sector and how they can cope with
it by bringing changes in Management Education. There has been an
explosion in the number of B- schools in India. Management study is
very popular for imbibing versatility and multi-tasking abilities.
Today Business schools in India face the challenge of creating an
indigenous model of Management curriculum.

We request you to kindly inform and motivate your colleagues,
associates and Research Scholars to participate and present a paper on
the relevant themes of the Conference. Please visit us at
www.stthomascollege.net/conference for more details.

The selected papers will be published in an International
Peer-Reviewed Journal with ISSN No.
You may kindly confirm your participation by sending the full paper
before 10th January 2014, and upon acceptance from the Review
Committee, can duly fill the Registration Form from the website on or
before 10th February, 2014.

Awaiting for your prompt and positive response.

With Warm Regards,

Yours Sincerely,
Dr. Susan R. Abraham
Organising Secretary


Department of Management Studies
St. Thomas College, Ruabandha,
Bhilai, Chhattisgarh.
Mobile: 09425565373
Email 1 : deptt.mgmtstudiesstc@gmail.com
Email 2 : susanrabraham2007@yahoo.co.in

Website:  www.stthomascollege.net/conference

NC2SITM

3^rd National Conference on Computer Science, Information Technology and Management (NC2SITM)

March 6-7, 2014

Dear Delegates/Principal/Director,

We take this opportunity to invite you, for 3rd National Conference on Computer Science, Information Technology and Management (NC2SITM - 2014) on March 6-7, 2014.

The conference is a premier venue for researchers and industry practitioners to share their new ideas, original research results and practical development experiences from Computer Science and engineering, IT, Management Science and related areas.

In this regard we affably invite the Master s, Ph.D. contenders and Faculty from Engineering Colleges, Research Organizations and Multi National Software Organizations, Management scholars for Plenary Talks and to present the papers in fields of Computer Science and engineering, IT and Management Science.

Past History

First two national conferences witnessed more than 300 researchers, students and scientists from India and abroad attending the conference! The conference was structured with paper from the national and international community of authors, including presentations from keynote speakers and sessions.  It was full of engaging speakers and lively discussion. The conference was technically sponsored by Solapur University, Solapur. 

Conference Proceedings were included in

1.        International Journal of Research in Computer Science and Information Technology (IJRCSIT) ISSN: 2319-5010

2.        Indian Journal of Research in Management, Business and Social Sciences (IJRMBSS) ISSN: 2319-6998

IMPORTANT DATES

·         Full Paper Submission :               February 03, 2014

·         Acceptance Notification :            February 10, 2014

·         Camera Ready Submission

and author Registration:              February 17, 2014

·         Conference Dates :                         March 06-07, 2014

Enclosed herewith Broucher of the same.

With warm regards,

Prof. (Dr.) Arjun P. Ghatule

Director & Conference Convener

(Mobile: +91-8888842663)

Sinhgad Institute of Computer Sciences (MCA)

At/Post : Korti, Pandharpur, Solapur , Maharashtra, India 413304

Phone : +91-2186-250104

E-mail : nc2sitm2014@gmail.com Website :  www.sinhgadsics.edu.in

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Hike the Haiku Stairs in Oahu, Hawaii — also known as "The Stairway to Heaven" — a steep trail with a wooden ladder spiked into the side of a cliff. Technically it's not open for public use, but people still climb it, and rave about the views from the top.

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Dive into the clear blue water of the Hinatuan River on the Philippine island of Mindanao. The saltwater river is nicknamed the "Enchanted River" because it appears to run from the middle of nowhere, and is ideal for snorkelers and divers.

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Explore the mysterious "crooked forest" of Western Poland, with 400 pine trees all growing with a 90-degree bend at the base. The reason behind the curved trees remains unknown to this day.

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Clamber through Jiuzhaigou Valley, a remote region of northern Sichuan, China that stretches over 180,000 acres. It's best known for its Tibetan villages and multi-level waterfalls with colorful lakes that let you see perfectly to the bottom.

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Stroll through Hitachi Seaside Park in Ibaraki, Japan, a 470-acre reserve filled with gorgeous flowers that bloom year-round. It's especially known for its burning bush plants and daffodils.

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Travel to Pangong Tso Lake, a narrow saline lake in the Himalayas between India and Tibet. The bright blue water, contrasted by the mountains, is absolutely breathtaking.

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Partake in a festival with the Kalash, an indigenous people who live in Pakistan's Rumbur Valley. They live without electricity, phones, and newspapers, and are known for throwing harvest celebrations that draw foreign and domestic tourists alike.

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See the sea life in Rangiroa, a ring-shaped atoll in French Polynesia that is known for oysters that produce black pearls. It also has some of the world's best scuba diving, and visitors can see dolphins, manta rays, green sea turtles, and hammerhead sharks.

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Journey to Namaqualand, an arid region in Namibia and South Africa that stretches over some 600 miles. Every spring, the barren area suddenly fills with orange and white daisies, creating one of the most surreal landscapes in the world.

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Escape to the Tianzi Mountain Nature Reserve in Wulingyuan, China, which consists of "stone towers" surrounded by thick clouds. It is one of the country's most scenic spots, and is almost never overrun with tourists.

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Peer into "the door to hell," a burning crater in Derweze, Turkmenistan that Soviet geologists accidentally created when drilling for natural gas in 1971. They expected the fire to last for only a few days, but it burns on four decades later.

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Behold the marble Jain temple of Ranakpur, India, said to be one of the most spectacular temples of its kind. It contains more than 1,440 marble pillars, and no two are the same.

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Fly to Saint Pierre et Miquelon, an island off the coast of Canada that is the last vestige of French control in North America. The colorful islands' inhabitants all speak French, and its towns are a wonderful mash-up of French and Canadian culture.

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Enter Salina Turda, a salt mine in Transylvania, Romania that has been a popular tourist attraction since the '90s. Dating back to the 17th century, the mine now even has a carousel ride and amphitheater deep in the cavern.

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Test gravity at Magnetic Hill in the Canadian province of New Brunswick. Locals say if you stop your car at the hill and put it in neutral, it will move uphill by itself. It's really just an optical illusion, but it's still a fun place to take a video and show your gullible friends.

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Get close to the wildlife at the Selous Game Reserve in southern Tanzania. At 21,000 square miles, it is the second largest game reserve in Africa, and nearly twice the size of Denmark. It's also largely unexplored, with only 20% of the park open to tourists.

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Relax on the shores of Ölüdeniz — literally "Dead Sea" — one of the most photographed beaches in the Mediterranean. The small village in Turkey that surrounds it is known for paragliding, hiking, and kayaking.

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