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After
Chandigarh, it's going to be Ludhiana and Jalandhar
by Peeyush
Agnihotri
HE
came, he supervised and he went away. That is how one can sum up the
last week's Chandigarh visit of media-shy Atul Goel, Chief Officer of
Essel Group of Industries, a $ 300- million business house better known
for Zee TV network and Essel theme park. He was here to oversee how the
work at multiplex theatre in Mani Majra (where Dhillon theatre once
stood) is going on.
Partitioning
hard disk
by Vipul
Verma
MOST
of the users are not aware on how to format the hard disk and make
partitions. Normally an average computer user depends on the hardware
vendor to format the hard disk and make partitions that is normally
considered a difficult task. Formatting and partitioning the hard disk
is a simple task involving just a few steps, which can be performed by
an average computer user.
Puzzle
with proposal
FINDING
love has moved from the poetic courtyards of Shakespeare to the smudged
pages of personal ads and now to the Internet. Courtship, like commerce,
has gone electronic. You can now find romance on the Web, and with the
speed of e-mail.
Software
solutions for manufacturing firms
by Sumesh
Raizada
As
the Internet grew in popularity and spread to different corners of the
world, companies started developing several new and innovative software
applications to utilise its full potential. The Internet became a
source, not only for entertainment, information or chatting but also a
medium for commerce and business process improvement.
Nasscom’s
Budget proposal
NASSCOM
(National Association of Software and Service Companies), the apex
industry association of IT Software and Service companies in India, has
submitted its recommendations for the Union Budget 2002 to the
Government, for consideration. Nasscom has urged the government to
remove certain procedural bottlenecks in order to further growth in the
Indian software and services industry.
Sentinel
against paedophiles
by Tony
Thompson
COMPUTER
software that monitors sex offenders while they surf the Internet is
being tested by the UK Government to see if it can be used to reduce
levels of reoffending.
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