Thursday, July 31st, 2008 - 12:04 pm
The key to making a site builder for end-users is to make software that lets people with no design ability produce things that look good — or at least professional.
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The virtual office, an innovative add-on to the serviced office format, is typically used by upcoming entrepreneurs. It provides them with an address in a business centre located in a prestigious location and meeting room space whenever necessary.
Read the article 6 CommentsThursday, February 21st, 2008 - 6:52 am
India used to be seen as the perfect offshore research and development hub for global firms seeking to tap its low-cost and supposedly vast engineering talent pool to devise products for world markets.
Read the article 4 CommentsWednesday, August 29th, 2007 - 7:01 pm
Recent polls have shown that a fifth of the Americans can’t locate the US on a world map!
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Back in 1995, Harvard Business School professor James McKenney called computer costs an “insatiable economic sump” for businesses. From the time the first mainframes were installed in offices in the 1950s, companies have been pouring cash into information technology, much of it going to upgrade existing equipment and programmes.
Read the article 4 CommentsMonday, August 6th, 2007 - 12:05 pm
It would be easy to imagine Reno, Ohio, as the type of place that would be hit hardest by outsourcing - a small American town losing out to the invisible hand shifting jobs to places like Bangalore and Guangzhou. Instead, outsourcing is bringing the jobs to Reno.
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The US-like environment, the Pizza culture, the f$#ked up slangs and everything else that happen in the 5 feet wide cubicles (sometimes smaller) - marriage liaisons, quote of the day, new year resolutions, celebrity gossips - is unable to retain employees for long; they will defect to another higher paying job.
Read the article 9 CommentsSunday, February 18th, 2007 - 4:11 pm
Coders are like smart assembly line workers who follow instructions of the large program. Programmers are the brains, the glorious visionaries who create things. Large software programmers that often run into billions of lines are designed and developed by a handful of programmers.
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I firmly believe in keeping things simple, easy for users and I envison pushing the technical envelop
time and again for the betterment of viable commercial and practical applications. More about me.
Since its inception on 11th June, 2001, "Brajeshwar" has 949 Articles and 6,472 comments, contained within 22 categories and 1,497 tags.
