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Closed captioning refers to the written dialogue of a film or show that displays on screen as it corresponds to what is being said. Its main purpose is to allow people with hearing disabilities to follow the dialogue. With that said, it is also commonly used in loud public places such as gyms and bars. The basic features of closed captioning include: white block letters against a black background, monospaced letters, a limited set of characters and lines, and the option of being turned on or off. The word 'closed' in the term refers to the fact that certain electronics are required to make the captions visible and therefore are not seen by all viewers, only those who opt for them. Clo...
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Pradeep Narayanan
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Nice article Yossi, it was good to know all about closed captioning...thanks for sharing.
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What factors should I use to make a decision and what other highly scalable cloud style options should I consider? Does EC2 have a high uptime percentage?
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Leena Pawar
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I think this is a good question and there are several factors to consider. So far many of the cloud computing offerings show great promise in where this concept can go but they are all attempting different means. For example Google allows access...
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Chirag Kamra
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In general this seems like a great tactic in terms of scalability. Regarding uptime, you may want to Google "amazon down june 6" and see the results. Amazon was down for a couple of hours that day which also affected their cloud computing...
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Business process modeling enables you to model, design, analyze and generate reports for your business processes. Integrate your new and revised workflows, and define your organizations, resources, and business items. Defining and modeling business processes is a critical factor in improving business performance. A business process is a variable pattern of interactions that occur between an organization's components and its environment as the organization pursues its business objectives. Business processes are often complex because of numerous incremental changes that were made in reaction to unique and transient circumstances. Without formal process documentation and process management sys...
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Dayanand Deshpande
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Mr. Dominic thanx for sharing this article on business process modelling,its really an informative one. hope to see more articles like this in the future also.
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Pradeep Narayanan
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Thank you for sharing the giving us an insight on Business process modeling...Hope to see more from you...
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Reusing items
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srinivasulu gudipati
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"recycl or reuse or optimise"
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Firstly good optimisation, use as recycle, find simple solutions to produce product from the waste.
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Pradeep Narayanan
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I think reusing the items is one of the way to reduce the cost and to stop waste because it avoids that item's entry in the waste collection and disposal system. If manufacture can reuse the material by avoided an entry in the waste disposal system...
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jairaj shyam prasad
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i think first of all there should be a firm FMEA to be conducted for any process.By that we can avoid repair and defect cost will come down.Systematic rhythm in inflow of pre-parts for further process will constitute less burden on payments and...
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Upgrading systems
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Pradeep Narayanan
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Upgrading systems during the move adds risks to the projects. It is very significant we are using a data center move to drive server visualization. Any attempting to implement server visualization during a move means disaster.So minimize any...
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Aravind Kumar
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I feel if we are expertise in whatever we do, the end result would be successful implementation or competition of that work. But as data center move is really done, IT professionals and few companies have an expertise on-hand to do it well. If...
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Rajshekhar Angadi
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yes as such there were talks of mainframe going completely at one stage but now with Mainframe 2.0 it is sure making its comeback and i agree with the idea of pradeep......thanks
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Pradeep Narayanan
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Under Mainframe 2.0 it will simplify mainframe ownership and optimization for IT organizations by Making its entire portfolio of mainframe management solutions easier for even less experienced IT staff to use them. So this will be one of the factor...
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aditya ghare
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Growth of cloud computing has nothing to do with economic slowdown. The benefits and convenience of cloud computing are the factors that ensure it's growth. Owned networks may switch due to those reasons alone and new market consisting of SMB's...
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Deepak Agrawal
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Yes I think ecomomic downturn will accelerate cloud computing. In economic downturn it's very difficult for the organisation to raise money because organizations are not trusting each other. It's happening in US where in spite of lot of stimulus...
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SIP in a Box
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Ted Green
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very true. comcast, AT T and verizon are all fighting who they will allow to transport traffic on thier network replacing POTS lines with VOIP adapters and smart phones.
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Praveen Asthana
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SIP might be an open protocol, but networks were built to be proprietary and have not been bridged together. Most telecom services still communicate with each other via public switching, meaning that the wonderful possibilities that SIP might...
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Ajay Kashyap
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I agree with Mr. subhash, when the customer is not clear of their need, it becomes the duty of the project manager to ask the right questions and perform the analysis necessary to turn the lacking vision into a formally-documented software.
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Pradeep Narayanan
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The requirement which was defined in the 1st phase changes as the project progresses. Because as development progresses , customers are able to more clearly see problems with the original plan and make necessary course corrections.
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So how did you get into project management? In my case it was simply a case of right place, right time - I was in a relatively small company that didn't have formal project management, but did have the need to undertake a major, industry wide initiative. I didn't run as fast as everyone else and the rest is history. I'm guessing for most people here the decision to become project managers was taken tactically, rather than strategically. What I mean by that is that few people sit down with their guidance counselor and seek out advice as to how to become a PM. Instead, what tends to happen is that people look for ways to advance their career from (say) software developer or business analyst...
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Pradeep Narayanan
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So well put Ashish Bhansali. Totally agree that Project Management is all about leadership, influence and trusting teams to deliver. I have witnessed it so many times during my long career where Project Managers manage teams without much focus on...
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Rahul Shami
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This reminds me of the truth that just because you put a group of people together doesn't make them a team. Just because you finished a leadership development class doesn't make you a leader. And just because you put someone in the role of a...
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