...company that makes massively multiplayer on-line games. There are currently 5 engineers in your company, but you anticipate growing to 50 people within a year. What type of culture do you want to create in your business? What will you do to make this culture come to life? How do you make sure that culture is sustainable as the company grows? Q3. Nitesh Ranganathan (24) was an engineer with a specialization in Telecommunications from an engineering college in Bangalore. He was absorbed via the campus placement process at one of the Indian top Information technology giants in Bangalore. He joined them as an IT professional in networks. All along he had dreamt of pursuing a Business management programme from a good Business school in India. The media coverage on handsome salaries enticed him too. Nitesh’s family consisted of his mother Ashwini who taught pottery, painting and other art forms to children in the neighborhood. Mr. Ranganathan, his father was a retired senior Government official. His older sister Nandini was an architect and currently pursuing a town planning course in the US. His family lived in Chennai. Nitesh was a bachelor. While working in Bangalore, he lived in a shared accommodation with Ranjan Patel (27)...
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...ALS311 – Homework Module 2: Due date: November 11. You should do this exercise in pairs. Please type all your answers and upload the file to your dropbox in sakai. Even though you should work in pairs, each student should submit their answers to sakai. Please follow the word limits for each question – note that this is the maximum word limit. You should be brief and your answer can have fewer words. Names: Nitesh Singhvi and Keshav Sharma Questions: 1. Why are evolutionarily conserved sites more likely to be involved in disease than non-conserved sites? (100 words) a) Conserved sites usually are the sites of important position. They code for certain important protein sequence. Thus any mutations in such sequences are likely cause for a disease and thus more involved. 2. Why did the researchers that identified the gene for Miller syndrome had to compare the variations they found in the affected individuals to that in the dbSNP and HapMap databases? (100 words) a) dbSNP and Hap Map are databases which accounts for all possible neutral and disease causing polymorphisms. Thus they compared the sequence to check for any known mutation and its severity. 3. What is the difference between paralogs and orthologs? (100 words) a) Orthologs are homologs of a particular gene resulting due to a speciation event and paralogs are a result of gene duplication event. Orthologs generally have similar functional nature unlike the paralogs. Orthologus homology is between different...
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...FINAL PROJECT “ NATIONALISM AND DEMOCRACY” PREPARED AND SUBMITTED BY HARSHWARDHAN SINGH 10BAL117 SEMESTER - VI SUBMITTED TO MR. Nitesh Chaudhary (ASST.PROF)(POL SCI) NIRMA UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC YEAR 2012-2013 DECLARATION The text report in the project is the outcome of my own efforts and no part of this report has been copied in unauthorized name and further no part has been incorporated without due acknowledgement. HARSHWARDHAN SINGH 10BAL117 SEMESTER VI Acknowledgement As a student of B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) of Institute Of Law Nirma University I had to undergo for a Project Work assigned by Asst. Prof. Nitesh Chaudhary. The project work was done under the guidance of Asst. Prof. Nitesh Chaudhary. I am grateful to him for his guidance and help due to which I was able to understand and complete this project. CERTIFICATE This is to certify that Mr.Harshwardhan Singh Roll No. 10BAL117 has done project on the topic “NATIONALISM AND DEMOCRACY” for the subject political science as a part of their course. This is his/her original work. Nitesh Chaudhary ...
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...Sparkling Glass Limited Written Analysis and Communication Assignment – 2 Nitesh Raj Nama Yogesh Singh FSB -1 Date : 16/09/2014 1 16th September, 2014 To, The Plant Superintendent Sparkling Glass Limited Subject: Report on Promotional Action to be taken. Dear Sir, A detailed report on the promotional activity which is to be commissioned by our committee headed by Mr. Prasad has been submitted to you. We have four people into our consideration namely, Khanna, Panjabi, Gulati, and Gupta. Various factors such as Educational Qualification, Work Experience, Socializing and many other factors have been taken into consideration. I hope the analysis I have done satisfies your concerns. Regards. Committee Member 2 Executive Summary : Mr. Ashok, who is in charge of the General Shift at Sparkling Glass Limited , is going to retire after few months. He has been responsible not only to do the basic routine work but also manage the Production Planning, Scheduling and Costing work. Therefore, the company needs to appoint someone on his behalf. Four people have taken into consideration for the post :1. 2. 3. 4. Khanna. Panjabi. Gupta. Gulati. The analysis talks about which persons fits best for the job on analyzing on Educational Qualification, Experience, Knowledge on Planning & Management , and Social Quality and Unions. After analyzing, Mr. Gupta seems fit to be promoted because he is qualified as a Glass technologist, manages the Production Planning, Costing and Scheduling work, had...
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...Term Project ON Euro Crisis: Origin, consequences and impact on world and Indian economy Submitted By: Ajay Sharma 2011SMF6623 Nitesh Goyal 2011SMF66 Sajal Agarwal 2011SMF66 Contents Description | Page No. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Impact on India | | Impact of FDI in India | | Snapshot of impact on India | | Conclusion | | References | | Impact on India Though India is primarily a domestic economy, India’s exports are positively linked to the global economic growth. This is likely to adversely impact India’s export growth in the coming months. However, growth will be only marginally affected by the slowdown in the euro region debt stricken countries as our exposure is low. Software services and other export oriented sectors would benefit from the rupee depreciation. FDI has not been significantly affected by the crisis while the FIIs are showing outflow in the last couple of months. International commodity price moderation is not being translated in domestic prices. Inflationary Concerns: Further, exchange rate depreciation would worsen the inflationary conditions in the economy. Therefore, the RBI would have to continue with its anti-inflationary stance in the near term if domestic conditions do not improve Source: World Bank, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India Interpretation of Graph - Graph 1 show that the share of the euro zone exports...
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...Is Inflation in India Structural or Monetary? What are the causes? Group 14, Section 4 NAME | FT No. | Abilash.M | FT 144118 | Arpit Srivastava | FT 144103 | Hitesh Baheti | FT 144109 | Neha Aggarwal | FT 144108 | Nitesh Awasthi | FT 14498 | Phani Panthangi | FT 144104 | Rahul Sachdeva | FT 144105 | Ruchismita Sahu | FT 144100 | Sai Srikanth | FT 14499 | Sreehari Govind | FT 144106 | Group 14 Section 4 Is inflation in India Structural or Monetary? What are the causes? | What is inflation? Inflation is a rise in the general level of prices of goods and services in an economy over a period of time. When the general price level rises, each unit of currency buys fewer goods and services. Consequently, inflation reflects a reduction in the purchasing power per unit of money – a loss of real value in the medium of exchange and unit of account within the economy. Such inflation is part of a particular economic system, so that a complete change in economic policy would be needed to get rid of it. Structural Inflation Inflation that occurs because of high commodity price, fuel price hike, change in economic structure as happened in India from Agricultural Structure to Industrialization Structure. Monetary inflation It is a sustained increase in the money supply of a country. It usually results in price inflation, which is a rise in the general level of prices of goods and services. It usually results from government regulation, monetary...
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...Sweet Poison- Epidemic of the 21st Century! TEAM RISKY BUSINESS DEEPAK JOSHY JOBIN RAJ NEERAJA S RAVI TEJA POLINENI VIGNESH SANKAR J CONTENTS 1.0 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................1 2.0 OBJECTIVES .......................................................................................................................................2 2.1 Decision Maker’s Problem: ....................................................................................................2 2.2 Market Research Problem: ....................................................................................................2 3.0 DESK RESEARCH .............................................................................................................................3 3.1 Purpose.....................................................................................................................................3 3.2 Procedure ................................................................................................................................5 3.3 Summary .................................................................................................................................5 4.0 RESEARCH DESIGN: ......................................................................................................................6 4.1 Exploratory Research ...............................................
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...SDM - Siebel Systems: Anatomy of a Sale 2012 Case analysis “Siebel System: Anatomy of sales part 1 & 2” Assignment Submitted to Dr. G Sridhar, IIMK Prepared by: Name - Nitesh Kumar (Roll No : ePGP-03-138) Company – Bajaj Auto Ltd (International Marketing – Africa - Kenya) 1 SDM - Siebel Systems: Anatomy of a Sale Table of Contents 2012 Table of Contents........................................................................................................................................2 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................3 Corporate culture – “Siebel”........................................................................................................................4 Distinct leadership status............................................................................................................................4 The situation................................................................................................................................................5 Quick & Reilly : A Background......................................................................................................................6 Question 1 ..............................................................................................................................................7 Question 2................................................
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...BATA INDIA LIMITED (CIN: L19201WB1931PLC007261) Board of Directors Mr. Uday Khanna Chairman and Independent Director Mr. Rajeev Gopalakrishnan Managing Director Mr. Ranjit Mathur Director Finance Mr. Kumar Nitesh Managing Director - Retail (since May 21, 2014) Mr. Jack G. N. Clemons Non-Executive Director Mr. Jorge Carbajal Non-Executive Director Mr. Akshay Chudasama Independent Director Ms. Anjali Bansal Independent Director (since May 21, 2014) Mr. Ravi Dhariwal Independent Director (since May 27, 2015) Mr. Shaibal Sinha Non-Executive Director (since May 27, 2015) Mr. Atul Singh Independent Director (upto May 21, 2014) CONTENTS Page No. Notice 3-15 Financial Highlights 16-19 Directors’ Report 20-36 Extract of Annual Return-Form No. MGT-9 37-46 Report on Corporate Governance 47-62 Secretarial Audit Report-Form No. MR-3 63-65 Auditors’ Report Balance Sheet Statement of Profit and Loss Cash Flow Statement Notes to the Financial Statements Statement regarding Subsidiary Companies Share Price Movement (1985 to 2014-15) Auditors’ Report on the Consolidated Financial Statements Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements Proxy Form 66-71 72 73 74-75 76-107 108-110 111 113 114-149 — Audit Committee Mr. Akshay Chudasama Chairman Mr. Uday Khanna Member Mr. Jack G. N. Clemons Member Mr. Jorge Carbajal Member Ms. Anjali Bansal Member (since May 21, 2014) Mr. Ravi Dhariwal Member (since May 27, 2015) Mr. ...
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...SUBJECT- MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS TOPIC- IMPACT OF WTO ON INDIAN ECONOMY FOR THE PAST 10 YEARS. NAME - NITESH SHUKLA DIV - C ROLL.NO -324332 INTRODUCTION WTO is basically an internationally recognized global organization which clearly defines the role of trade between the nations and to avoid conflict over it. The primary goal of WTO is to help various intermediaries conduct their business. It also aims to improve the welfare of the people of the member countries. CONCEPTS: * WTO is basically a place where trade problems are sorted out with each other which the countries face as a whole and also with each other. * The rules or better say agreements which are made in WTO are scrutinized and negotiated by the bulk of the world’s trading nations before being passed. * WTO not just supports carrying out trade in a peaceful way but also supports maintaining of trade barriers. Ex: protecting consumers and nation as a whole. * WTO works upon the rules framed with the participation of all the member countries with the prime focus on settlement of disputes. * WTO has a characteristic feature of ‘member-driven’ wherein...
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...INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT KOZHIKODE EXECUTIVE EDUCATION PROGRAMME – EEPSM 04 MFSA – PROJECT B; GROUP-2 |Prepared by |Jyothy Subashchandra Bose - EEPSM-04-019 | | |Flex Rajan - EEPSM-04-012 | | |Godavarma C K - EEPSM-04-014 | | |Kulkarni Dilip Shridhar – EEPSM-04-022 | | |Krishnan N - EEPSM-04-021 | | |Kamaleshwaran S- EEPSM-04-020 | | |Hena Damodaran - EEPSM -04- 015 | | |Jupudi Venkata Narasimha Rao –EEPSM-04-018 | | |Jaspreet Kaur Rekhi – EEPSM-04-016 | Objective: The objective of this project...
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...Seminar Presentation On Application of encrypting techniques In Database Security By Uweh SKelvin ABSTRACT Security in today’s world is one of the important challenges that people are facing all over the world in every aspect of their lives. Similarly security in electronic world has a great significance. In this seminar work, we discuss the applications of encryption techniques in database security. This is an area of substantial interest in database because we know that, the use of database is becoming very important in today’s enterprise and databases contains information that is major enterprise asset. This research work discuses the application of various encryption techniques in database security, and how encryption is used at different levels to provide the security. 1. INTRODUCTION Information or data is a valuable asset in any organization. Almost all organization, whether social, governmental, educational etc., have now automated their information systems and other operational functions. They have maintained the databases that contain the crucial information. So database security is a serious concern. To go further, we shall first discuss what actually the database security is? Protecting the confidential/sensitive data stored in a repository is actually the database security. It deals with making database secure from any form of illegal access or threat at any level. Database security demands permitting or prohibiting user actions...
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...| Sustainability management | | | | | * Executive Summary Sustainability is a key concern for the business now-a-days. Firms are now triggering resources and practices towards the sustainable growth of the business. Shell Group, a leading firm in energy industry, is trying to turn their resources for being sustainable in their business practices. For being so, they can follow two approaches such as Carroll’s four part model of CSR and stakeholder analysis. It has become a vital concern for the firms like shell to conduct CSR activities as they have to operate in an environment where they have to be economically viable as well as conforming to the legal laws, rights and obligations of the society. Not only the corporate social responsibility but also the stakeholder’s satisfaction can influence a great deal in the firm’s success. So, the stakeholder’s theory means a lot to the firms. Stakeholders can be internal as well as external. For applying those approaches, shell has to consider several analysis like cost benefit, life cycle analysis, environmental impact analysis, stakeholder matrix , segmentation analysis and so on. Finally, the company will get findings of taking one approaches as per the analysis to implement for being sustainable. * Contents Executive Summary 1 1 Introduction 3 2 For effective management of sustainability, these two approaches can be considered by the Shell Group as prescribed. The approaches are 4 2.1 Carroll’s...
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...Harpreet Kaur Nitesh Kumar BLS INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT MOHAN NAGAR GHAZIABAD CONTENTS CONTENTS Acknowledgement Executive Summary INTRODUCTION • About the industry Mineral Water Industry- Current Market Scenario Company Profile Marketing Strategy Advertising Campaign of Bisleri Packaging and Distribution Marketing Mix Competition in Market Product Profile Manufacturing • Objective • METHOD OF STUDY • Research Design • Tools and Instrument Used for the Study • Procedure and data collection • RESULT AND DISCUSSION • Findings and Statistical Analysis • SWOT analysis Conclusion • Recommendation • Limitations • Bibliography Annexures ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The accomplishment of my research was possible only due to the cooperation, coordination and united efforts of different individuals, several sources of material, knowledge and time. Pertaining to this I therefore take this opportunity to express my deep sense of gratitude to entire staff and employees of the Bisleri Ltd. I am very grateful to Mrs. Harpreet Kaur (Faculty) for his guidance and encouragement for his Kind Cooperation. The moving spirit behind this research was all of them, without their constant encouragement and support this research would not have been a successful outcome. NITESH KUMAR MBA IVth...
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...We have collected all the articles needed for the project from the AIS journals and we r reading and summarizing them and there is some of the summaries. Summary of the articles: 1. Examining the critical success factors of Mobile website adoption (Tao Zhou, 2010): Purpose: The purpose of this research is to examine the critical success factors of mobile website adoption. General view: The paper is talking about the information systems success theory proposes the system quality and information quality affect users usage and satisfaction with information systems, further determining organizational performance (D&M) service quality. The new model argues that system quality, information quality and service quality affect usage and user satisfaction, further affecting net benefits such as increased knowledge sharing and lower costs. Also the case is talking about the TAM and the trust concepts. So the system quality here reflects the stability, navigation and layout of mobile sites. Mobile service providers need to rely on a reliable and well designed interface to deliver ubiquitous information and services to users. The Hypothesis that the author has indicated in this research are: 1. H1: system quality, information quality and service quality significantly affect perceived ease of use. 2. H2: system quality, Information quality and Service quality significantly affect perceived usefulness. 3. H3: System quality, Information quality and Service quality...
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