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The below mentioned article as reported in Hindu Newspaper stands testimony to the whole world that : This is our Indian Spirituality at work. This is the real worship to GOD. Thank you Gayartri Parivar I am reproducing this article from Hindu :  RAMANATHAPURAM: It was indeed a model of selfless clean project, involving many octogenarians, septuagenarians, women and professionals who travelled several hundred kilometres from different parts of India to Rameswaram. A group of north Indian volunteers have spruced up the Southern shrine with sheer hardwork Staying in two hotels, which offered rent free accommodation for a noble cause, the 500-plus volunteers from All World Gayatri Parivar, Haridwar, enjoy each and every moment from dawn to dusk in beautifying Rameswaram, which attracts thousands of tourists and devotees daily from different corners of the country. Though the five-day programme has reached the half way mark on Friday, the town, agnitheertham shore and the premises

I liked this article  sent out by Mr  KN Rajan, Pondicherry and wanted to share how we miss out to Thank people, whether it is God, our friends or family or Clients or any one who helps us to go through the challenges in life and succeed in whatever we do - whether it is profesional or personal things.  So let me walk the talk.  First and foremost my thanks to Rajan for sending this article.  Acknowledge your blessings I dreamt that I went to Heaven and an angel was showing me around. We walked side-by-side inside a large workroom filled with angels. My angel guide stopped in front of the first section and said, 'This is the Receiving Section. Here, all petitions to God said in prayer are received.' I looked around in this area, and it was terribly busy with so many angels sorting out petitions written on voluminous paper sheets and scraps from people all over the world. Then we moved on down a long corridor until we reached the second section. The angel then said to m

eWIT is conducting its Excellence Award for the fourth consecutive year. Every year, we see the number of registrants increasing and the quality of participation has been outstanding. We look forward to an enthusiastic response this year as well!! .   Dates to save :   Last Date of Registration Friday 28 January 2011   Submission of Written Presentation Monday 21 February 2011   Oral Presentation Saturday 12 March 2011   About eWIT   eWIT was formed with the vision: "To be the preferred forum for exchange of ideas and for pioneering initiatives so as to unleash the potential of women and drive their growth in the IT/ITES industry" with specific objectives of: Expanding the women workforce at all management levels and sustain and flourish Enabling women to tread the career path by equipping them with necessary skills Facilitating women's quest for a better ‘work – life' balance in IT/ITES Sector  Since inception, eWIT has organised various activities

A very interesting article, which was circulated in our office.  So pardon me for not mentioning the source. How temples are becoming tech savvy PUNE/CHENNAI/HYDERABAD: Temples and religious institutions across Maharashtra , Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh are among the latest to join the tech-savvy tribe, as they seek to automate and integrate complex processes by deploying sophisticated solutions like enterprise resource planning.A growing number of devotees expecting quicker religious services and the pressure to become more transparent are key drivers for these temples to seek the help of business software solutions, used traditionally by large corporates like Bajaj Auto, ONGC and Maruti Suzuki. Temples have evolved into a service industry; expectations of devotees have increased,” says Kishor More, CEO of Shree Saibaba Sansthan Trust at Shirdi in Maharashtra. A data centre will come up inside the temple campus and first modules of the popular ERP software will go live later t

Marketing and sales is often most misunderstood role in IT business. More so in ITSME circles, which face a never ending anxiety on top- line, bottom-line, scalability and cash flow sustainability. While big companies can never match the agility and close relationship based support of the ITSMES s to the clients, yet we suffer scalability and resistance from big buyers. Small bandwidth does not give enough flexibility and thinking cap to strategize and fine tune on a routine basis. Neither we can afford to copy biggies in marketing nor can we depend on innovation alone, with constraints of discovering right audience. Disruptive technologies being released so frequently, presents an ever chasing market landscape, making change management a difficult task. Competitors who move faster add to our woes. How do we handle the dilemma and challenges? So for the question: For the sustainable business success, how do we modify our organizational DNA for vibrant marketing and sales : Attend thi