Diksha is an established telecom software development and consulting services company with over 11 years of experience. It has a diverse customer base including long-term relationships with IBM, TCS, Accenture, and others. Diksha provides end-to-end solutions and implementation services for telecom billing and CRM technologies and has experience migrating 13 countries' data into a single billing instance. Diksha offers flexible engagement models and proprietary tools to help customers with tasks like billing system migrations, testing, and production support.
Mass media and its advantages, Mass media, Important functions of Mass media, Merits of school broadcasting, Limitations and shortcoming, Suggestions for effective school broadcasting programmes, History of school broadcasting, ETV, Educational television, Significance of educational television, Merits of educational television, Limitations and shortcoming of ETV, Kinds of Educational TV programmes, Kinds of Educational TV, Advantages of CCTV, Role of teacher in school TV programme, Physical facilities for effective television education, Films in education, Main advantages of motion pictures, Limitations, Press as medium of Education, Advantages of internet, Disadvantages of internet,
This presentation provides information about the Central Institute of Educational Technology (CIET). CIET is a unit of the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) that produces educational audio and video programs for broadcast on radio and television in India. It coordinates programming with six state institutes of education technology. CIET's roles include designing educational media, optimizing the use of satellite communication technologies, undertaking research and evaluation studies, and advising other institutions on educational technologies. It focuses on developing electronic content, disseminating content through various modes, and building teacher capacity in integrating information and communication technologies into teaching.
The document discusses the concept, nature, characteristics, modes, materials, advantages and disadvantages of e-learning. E-learning refers to electronic learning using computer and web technology to support teaching and learning with a focus on the learner. It has advantages like easy access, flexibility, and ability to accommodate different learning styles, but also disadvantages like cost, lack of equipment, and potential negative health effects.
The document discusses the concept of a "techno-pedagogue", which refers to a teacher integrating technology into the teaching and learning process. It describes how techno-pedagogy can lessen pressure on teachers and enable deeper student learning. A techno-pedagogue positions educational technologies as the basis for instruction. The role of teachers is evolving with increased technology - they must have skills in pedagogy, technology, and content to guide students in this digital age. As techno-pedagogues, teachers can enhance learning through techniques like facilitating basic skills, active learning, and evaluating progress.
This document discusses the impact of the internet and e-learning on education. It notes that e-resources have provided easy access to books and journals for students. E-learning has grown due to the internet providing access to information. E-learning uses computer and web technology to bridge the gap between teachers and students. It allows for individualized, interactive, and learner-centered education. Monitoring and grading systems track student progress. The internet is transforming education and many universities may have less attraction by the end of the decade without adapting to e-learning.
Computer assisted instruction vs computer managed instructionSurekha Gireesh
The document discusses computer-assisted instruction (CAI), which uses computers to present instructional material and monitor learning. CAI has advantages like individualized instruction and immediate feedback, but also disadvantages such as failing to consider student emotion. Different CAI methods are outlined, including drill and practice (repetitive questions), tutorials (computer acts as teacher), gaming (educational games), simulations, discovery learning, and problem solving. The document also discusses computer-managed instruction, which uses computers to manage learner performance data and resources to direct individualized instruction.
This document defines and classifies different types of teaching aids. It discusses audio, visual, and audio-visual aids and provides examples of each. The document outlines the need for and importance of teaching aids, noting they help motivate students, clarify concepts, avoid dullness, and provide direct experience. It concludes that audio-visual aids use sight and sound to present information and are effective teaching tools when implemented properly.
Mass media and its advantages, Mass media, Important functions of Mass media, Merits of school broadcasting, Limitations and shortcoming, Suggestions for effective school broadcasting programmes, History of school broadcasting, ETV, Educational television, Significance of educational television, Merits of educational television, Limitations and shortcoming of ETV, Kinds of Educational TV programmes, Kinds of Educational TV, Advantages of CCTV, Role of teacher in school TV programme, Physical facilities for effective television education, Films in education, Main advantages of motion pictures, Limitations, Press as medium of Education, Advantages of internet, Disadvantages of internet,
This presentation provides information about the Central Institute of Educational Technology (CIET). CIET is a unit of the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) that produces educational audio and video programs for broadcast on radio and television in India. It coordinates programming with six state institutes of education technology. CIET's roles include designing educational media, optimizing the use of satellite communication technologies, undertaking research and evaluation studies, and advising other institutions on educational technologies. It focuses on developing electronic content, disseminating content through various modes, and building teacher capacity in integrating information and communication technologies into teaching.
The document discusses the concept, nature, characteristics, modes, materials, advantages and disadvantages of e-learning. E-learning refers to electronic learning using computer and web technology to support teaching and learning with a focus on the learner. It has advantages like easy access, flexibility, and ability to accommodate different learning styles, but also disadvantages like cost, lack of equipment, and potential negative health effects.
The document discusses the concept of a "techno-pedagogue", which refers to a teacher integrating technology into the teaching and learning process. It describes how techno-pedagogy can lessen pressure on teachers and enable deeper student learning. A techno-pedagogue positions educational technologies as the basis for instruction. The role of teachers is evolving with increased technology - they must have skills in pedagogy, technology, and content to guide students in this digital age. As techno-pedagogues, teachers can enhance learning through techniques like facilitating basic skills, active learning, and evaluating progress.
This document discusses the impact of the internet and e-learning on education. It notes that e-resources have provided easy access to books and journals for students. E-learning has grown due to the internet providing access to information. E-learning uses computer and web technology to bridge the gap between teachers and students. It allows for individualized, interactive, and learner-centered education. Monitoring and grading systems track student progress. The internet is transforming education and many universities may have less attraction by the end of the decade without adapting to e-learning.
Computer assisted instruction vs computer managed instructionSurekha Gireesh
The document discusses computer-assisted instruction (CAI), which uses computers to present instructional material and monitor learning. CAI has advantages like individualized instruction and immediate feedback, but also disadvantages such as failing to consider student emotion. Different CAI methods are outlined, including drill and practice (repetitive questions), tutorials (computer acts as teacher), gaming (educational games), simulations, discovery learning, and problem solving. The document also discusses computer-managed instruction, which uses computers to manage learner performance data and resources to direct individualized instruction.
This document defines and classifies different types of teaching aids. It discusses audio, visual, and audio-visual aids and provides examples of each. The document outlines the need for and importance of teaching aids, noting they help motivate students, clarify concepts, avoid dullness, and provide direct experience. It concludes that audio-visual aids use sight and sound to present information and are effective teaching tools when implemented properly.
C-DIT is an organization established in 1988 by the Government of Kerala to advance research, development and training in imaging technology. It is housed on a 3-acre campus in Trivandrum and has regional centers in Kayamkulam, Ernakulam, and Kannur. Over the years, C-DIT has taken on many prestigious projects for the Government of Kerala across various domains including communication, technology, education and training, and operations. It has received several national and international awards for its work.
Educational technology, concept, objectives and scopeDivyaSS7
1) The document discusses the concept, objectives, and scope of educational technology. It defines educational technology as a system involving machines, materials, media, methods, and men working together to achieve educational goals.
2) Educational technology applies scientific principles to instruction and aims to optimize the teaching-learning process. It incorporates technological innovations in education and technologizing education.
3) The scope of educational technology ranges from concrete educational processes to abstract ones, and includes using hardware, software, and systems analysis in educational operations like curriculum development, teacher training, and evaluation.
TEACHING TECHNOLOGY AND INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGYAnitaGupta91
Teaching with technology is a broad topic that includes the use of media tools integrated within Learning Management Systems (LMS) and/or those run more independently over the Internet. It also involves differing media types (i.e. social or dyadic) and functions (i.e. synchronous or asynchronous).
Instructional technology is the branch of education concerned with the scientific study of instructional design and development. The main purpose of instructional designers is to create engaging, effective learning experiences. There are a variety of models (e.g., ADDIE, Backward Design, ASSURE etc)
The document discusses the benefits of using Smart Boards in education. Smart Boards allow teachers to project computer displays onto an interactive whiteboard. This allows teachers to write over presentations, control applications by touching the board, and save annotations. Smart Boards enhance instruction by making lessons more interactive and engaging for both in-person and distance learning students. They also make it easy to integrate video conferencing and online resources into lessons.
Resource Centers for Educational Technology - CIET, SIET, AVRC, EMRC, SITE, CEC, EDUSAT, IT@SCHOOL- their role in the improvement of teaching and learning.
Pre-service teacher training starts with microteaching skills. This presentation is about black board writing skill. Student teachers will get idea about how to use black board and why to use black board. By using effective blackboard writing skill teacher can reinforce her/his ideas easily.
The document discusses the District Primary Education Programme (DPEP) in India. The Government of India collaborated with the UN and World Bank to implement the People with Disabilities Act. As part of this, the DPEP was established with the goal of universal primary education by 2000, specifically focusing on including children with mild to moderate disabilities in schools. By 2006, DPEP was operating in 23 districts across 3 Indian states and had enrolled 600,000 children with disabilities.
Teleconferencing refers to the live exchange of information between two or more people in different locations through telecommunications systems. It allows participants to hear and sometimes see each other in real time for communication purposes. Companies use teleconferencing for meetings, training, and workshops as an alternative to in-person gatherings. It saves on travel costs and enables communication between geographically dispersed coworkers. Teleconferencing systems may require logins and PINs for security.
An interactive whiteboard allows computer images to be displayed and manipulated directly on a board using a digital projector and finger touch. It functions as both a mouse and keyboard to control presentations from the board. Interactive whiteboards promote collaboration and engagement through interactive lessons that accommodate different learning styles. However, some argue they can encourage traditional lecture-style teaching rather than more collaborative methods.
A virtual school offers courses entirely or primarily through online methods, with instructional models ranging from self-paced asynchronous to semester-based synchronous classes. Virtual schools provide scheduling flexibility and the ability to learn from any location, but require discipline and caution against overuse of technology for children's development. Popular US virtual schools include Florida Virtual School, Academy Online High School, and California Virtual Academies.
COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION - UNIT 7 - COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN CONTENT AREAS - B....EqraBaig
This document discusses the importance of computer education and in-service teacher training. It outlines several approaches to developing computer literacy among teachers, including the New Primary Teacher Orientation Course offered by AIOU which aims to retrain 42,000 primary school teachers over 5 years to improve their practical teaching skills and competencies through activities like microteaching. It also discusses the role of organizations like the Teachers' Resource Center in providing workshops to upgrade teachers' content knowledge and teaching methods. Pre-service training must be supplemented with continuous in-service training to allow teachers to acquire new skills and adapt to changes in their fields.
The National Curriculum Framework 2005 document outlines the process undertaken to revise the national school curriculum in India. A National Steering Committee and 21 National Focus Groups composed of experts were formed to research and prepare position papers on various curricular areas and reforms. Their work was informed by nationwide consultations, including with teachers, NGOs, and over 2000 public responses. The framework emphasizes making learning more child-centered, connected to life outside school, and shifting away from rote memorization. It calls for reforms across subject areas as well as systemic reforms to assessment and teacher training.
The document discusses various teaching techniques and methods, including brainstorming, problem solving methods, computer assisted learning (CAL), and programmed learning. It provides details on each method:
Brainstorming is a group technique to generate many ideas for solving a problem. There are basic rules to reduce inhibitions and stimulate new ideas. Problem solving methods help students gain scientific thinking skills. It involves defining the problem, planning, examining solutions, and concluding. CAL uses computers to aid teaching through interaction and experimentation, allowing self-paced learning. Programmed learning presents material incrementally with repetition and reinforcement of concepts through different media.
This document discusses digital education and the benefits of digital learning platforms. It provides examples of digital learning companies like Byju's. Some key points:
- Digital learning allows students more control over their learning and helps them grasp concepts more quickly through innovative teaching methods.
- Companies like Byju's provide digital learning apps and resources that have grown tremendously in popularity. Byju's founder started by tutoring friends and saw demand grow significantly.
- Digital learning tools increase information sharing and provide equal learning opportunities for all students. It can replace traditional education methods.
Smart classrooms integrate technology like computers, software, and audiovisual equipment to enhance teaching and learning. Key features include interactive whiteboards, digital slates, document cameras, smart audio, and student tracking systems. The objectives are to advance education, improve understanding, encourage informal learning, and track student participation and progress. Smart classrooms allow for more engaging lessons, communication between teachers and students, and active learning over traditional chalkboard-based classrooms. However, maintaining the technology and training teachers can be costly, and not all schools have access to smart classroom resources.
Role of school in teaching of social scienceAbid Nazir
The school is a specialized institution designed to provide learning spaces and environments for teaching students under teacher direction. Schools serve as a social invention to teach young people in a formal setting and transmit cultural values and knowledge related to culture, civilization, civic qualities, social behavior, and social development. The role of schools in teaching social sciences is to provide a well-rounded education that develops qualities like national integration, international understanding, leadership skills, good habits, and feelings of mutual dependence and universal brotherhood to support socialization, modernization, and education for democracy.
Central institute of educational technology (ciet)NIMMY ABRAHAM
The Central Institute of Educational Technology (CIET) is a constituent unit of NCERT established in 1984 by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. It is located in New Delhi and aims to promote the utilization of educational technologies. CIET has six divisions including Media Production, Planning and Research, Information and Communication Technologies, Training, Media Resources Dissemination, and Engineering. CIET's roles include designing educational media software, optimizing the use of communication technologies, researching interactive digital content, and providing training and consultancy on educational technologies.
This document discusses the concept and importance of information and communication technologies (ICT) in education. It defines ICT as technologies used to transmit, store, create, share or exchange information. The document then outlines several key benefits of integrating ICT into education, including that it promotes inclusion, higher-order thinking skills, subject learning, collaboration, and engagement. ICT in education also improves knowledge retention, allows for effective differentiated instruction, and is a key part of national curriculums.
The joy of learning is as indispensable in study as breathing is in running - Simone Weil
The NEP 2020 is landmark policy on redefining Indian Education. It not only asserts that students must learn how to learn but also that learning must be discovery based, experiential and joyful.
Enjoyable learning takes place in a relaxed setting with the educator as a facilitator who embarks on a journey of inquiry along with students. Pleasure and ownership also comes with a sense of achievement and accomplishments that a child achieves while going about his/her learning, thus a feeling a creating something, making a connect with real life is a key for this competency based positive experience.
In this Presentation we are displaying Joyful Learning, a CBSE initiative handbook’s key features crucial terms along with skills and abilities a child requires to achieve a joyful learning experience and that as facilitators we can all view and understand what Joyful Learning is truly about all about.
Ergo - IT Infrastructure Overview Brochureffurlong
Ergo IT Infrastructure is a division of one of Ireland's leading IT services companies that provides consulting, software solutions, and IT infrastructure services with over a decade of experience. They help businesses optimize their IT systems through fully outsourced managed services or partnering with in-house teams. This enables clients to focus on their core business while leveraging technology for increased productivity and competitiveness. Their portfolio of proven success stories and industry references help mitigate risks when moving to a new IT supplier.
In India, are you looking for DevOps services? Your quest is over because TeamTweaks has compiled a list of the best DevOps service providers in India.
C-DIT is an organization established in 1988 by the Government of Kerala to advance research, development and training in imaging technology. It is housed on a 3-acre campus in Trivandrum and has regional centers in Kayamkulam, Ernakulam, and Kannur. Over the years, C-DIT has taken on many prestigious projects for the Government of Kerala across various domains including communication, technology, education and training, and operations. It has received several national and international awards for its work.
Educational technology, concept, objectives and scopeDivyaSS7
1) The document discusses the concept, objectives, and scope of educational technology. It defines educational technology as a system involving machines, materials, media, methods, and men working together to achieve educational goals.
2) Educational technology applies scientific principles to instruction and aims to optimize the teaching-learning process. It incorporates technological innovations in education and technologizing education.
3) The scope of educational technology ranges from concrete educational processes to abstract ones, and includes using hardware, software, and systems analysis in educational operations like curriculum development, teacher training, and evaluation.
TEACHING TECHNOLOGY AND INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGYAnitaGupta91
Teaching with technology is a broad topic that includes the use of media tools integrated within Learning Management Systems (LMS) and/or those run more independently over the Internet. It also involves differing media types (i.e. social or dyadic) and functions (i.e. synchronous or asynchronous).
Instructional technology is the branch of education concerned with the scientific study of instructional design and development. The main purpose of instructional designers is to create engaging, effective learning experiences. There are a variety of models (e.g., ADDIE, Backward Design, ASSURE etc)
The document discusses the benefits of using Smart Boards in education. Smart Boards allow teachers to project computer displays onto an interactive whiteboard. This allows teachers to write over presentations, control applications by touching the board, and save annotations. Smart Boards enhance instruction by making lessons more interactive and engaging for both in-person and distance learning students. They also make it easy to integrate video conferencing and online resources into lessons.
Resource Centers for Educational Technology - CIET, SIET, AVRC, EMRC, SITE, CEC, EDUSAT, IT@SCHOOL- their role in the improvement of teaching and learning.
Pre-service teacher training starts with microteaching skills. This presentation is about black board writing skill. Student teachers will get idea about how to use black board and why to use black board. By using effective blackboard writing skill teacher can reinforce her/his ideas easily.
The document discusses the District Primary Education Programme (DPEP) in India. The Government of India collaborated with the UN and World Bank to implement the People with Disabilities Act. As part of this, the DPEP was established with the goal of universal primary education by 2000, specifically focusing on including children with mild to moderate disabilities in schools. By 2006, DPEP was operating in 23 districts across 3 Indian states and had enrolled 600,000 children with disabilities.
Teleconferencing refers to the live exchange of information between two or more people in different locations through telecommunications systems. It allows participants to hear and sometimes see each other in real time for communication purposes. Companies use teleconferencing for meetings, training, and workshops as an alternative to in-person gatherings. It saves on travel costs and enables communication between geographically dispersed coworkers. Teleconferencing systems may require logins and PINs for security.
An interactive whiteboard allows computer images to be displayed and manipulated directly on a board using a digital projector and finger touch. It functions as both a mouse and keyboard to control presentations from the board. Interactive whiteboards promote collaboration and engagement through interactive lessons that accommodate different learning styles. However, some argue they can encourage traditional lecture-style teaching rather than more collaborative methods.
A virtual school offers courses entirely or primarily through online methods, with instructional models ranging from self-paced asynchronous to semester-based synchronous classes. Virtual schools provide scheduling flexibility and the ability to learn from any location, but require discipline and caution against overuse of technology for children's development. Popular US virtual schools include Florida Virtual School, Academy Online High School, and California Virtual Academies.
COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION - UNIT 7 - COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN CONTENT AREAS - B....EqraBaig
This document discusses the importance of computer education and in-service teacher training. It outlines several approaches to developing computer literacy among teachers, including the New Primary Teacher Orientation Course offered by AIOU which aims to retrain 42,000 primary school teachers over 5 years to improve their practical teaching skills and competencies through activities like microteaching. It also discusses the role of organizations like the Teachers' Resource Center in providing workshops to upgrade teachers' content knowledge and teaching methods. Pre-service training must be supplemented with continuous in-service training to allow teachers to acquire new skills and adapt to changes in their fields.
The National Curriculum Framework 2005 document outlines the process undertaken to revise the national school curriculum in India. A National Steering Committee and 21 National Focus Groups composed of experts were formed to research and prepare position papers on various curricular areas and reforms. Their work was informed by nationwide consultations, including with teachers, NGOs, and over 2000 public responses. The framework emphasizes making learning more child-centered, connected to life outside school, and shifting away from rote memorization. It calls for reforms across subject areas as well as systemic reforms to assessment and teacher training.
The document discusses various teaching techniques and methods, including brainstorming, problem solving methods, computer assisted learning (CAL), and programmed learning. It provides details on each method:
Brainstorming is a group technique to generate many ideas for solving a problem. There are basic rules to reduce inhibitions and stimulate new ideas. Problem solving methods help students gain scientific thinking skills. It involves defining the problem, planning, examining solutions, and concluding. CAL uses computers to aid teaching through interaction and experimentation, allowing self-paced learning. Programmed learning presents material incrementally with repetition and reinforcement of concepts through different media.
This document discusses digital education and the benefits of digital learning platforms. It provides examples of digital learning companies like Byju's. Some key points:
- Digital learning allows students more control over their learning and helps them grasp concepts more quickly through innovative teaching methods.
- Companies like Byju's provide digital learning apps and resources that have grown tremendously in popularity. Byju's founder started by tutoring friends and saw demand grow significantly.
- Digital learning tools increase information sharing and provide equal learning opportunities for all students. It can replace traditional education methods.
Smart classrooms integrate technology like computers, software, and audiovisual equipment to enhance teaching and learning. Key features include interactive whiteboards, digital slates, document cameras, smart audio, and student tracking systems. The objectives are to advance education, improve understanding, encourage informal learning, and track student participation and progress. Smart classrooms allow for more engaging lessons, communication between teachers and students, and active learning over traditional chalkboard-based classrooms. However, maintaining the technology and training teachers can be costly, and not all schools have access to smart classroom resources.
Role of school in teaching of social scienceAbid Nazir
The school is a specialized institution designed to provide learning spaces and environments for teaching students under teacher direction. Schools serve as a social invention to teach young people in a formal setting and transmit cultural values and knowledge related to culture, civilization, civic qualities, social behavior, and social development. The role of schools in teaching social sciences is to provide a well-rounded education that develops qualities like national integration, international understanding, leadership skills, good habits, and feelings of mutual dependence and universal brotherhood to support socialization, modernization, and education for democracy.
Central institute of educational technology (ciet)NIMMY ABRAHAM
The Central Institute of Educational Technology (CIET) is a constituent unit of NCERT established in 1984 by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. It is located in New Delhi and aims to promote the utilization of educational technologies. CIET has six divisions including Media Production, Planning and Research, Information and Communication Technologies, Training, Media Resources Dissemination, and Engineering. CIET's roles include designing educational media software, optimizing the use of communication technologies, researching interactive digital content, and providing training and consultancy on educational technologies.
This document discusses the concept and importance of information and communication technologies (ICT) in education. It defines ICT as technologies used to transmit, store, create, share or exchange information. The document then outlines several key benefits of integrating ICT into education, including that it promotes inclusion, higher-order thinking skills, subject learning, collaboration, and engagement. ICT in education also improves knowledge retention, allows for effective differentiated instruction, and is a key part of national curriculums.
The joy of learning is as indispensable in study as breathing is in running - Simone Weil
The NEP 2020 is landmark policy on redefining Indian Education. It not only asserts that students must learn how to learn but also that learning must be discovery based, experiential and joyful.
Enjoyable learning takes place in a relaxed setting with the educator as a facilitator who embarks on a journey of inquiry along with students. Pleasure and ownership also comes with a sense of achievement and accomplishments that a child achieves while going about his/her learning, thus a feeling a creating something, making a connect with real life is a key for this competency based positive experience.
In this Presentation we are displaying Joyful Learning, a CBSE initiative handbook’s key features crucial terms along with skills and abilities a child requires to achieve a joyful learning experience and that as facilitators we can all view and understand what Joyful Learning is truly about all about.
Ergo - IT Infrastructure Overview Brochureffurlong
Ergo IT Infrastructure is a division of one of Ireland's leading IT services companies that provides consulting, software solutions, and IT infrastructure services with over a decade of experience. They help businesses optimize their IT systems through fully outsourced managed services or partnering with in-house teams. This enables clients to focus on their core business while leveraging technology for increased productivity and competitiveness. Their portfolio of proven success stories and industry references help mitigate risks when moving to a new IT supplier.
In India, are you looking for DevOps services? Your quest is over because TeamTweaks has compiled a list of the best DevOps service providers in India.
Kryptos Professional Services provides IT infrastructure implementation, migration, and optimization services to lower costs, accelerate growth, and minimize risk for clients. Their services include implementation, migration, and managed services. They assist with designing, deploying, and managing critical IT infrastructure through the entire lifecycle using proven tools and best practices. Kryptos aims to help clients focus on core strategic objectives by taking over infrastructure management and delivering reliable, affordable support.
Kryptos Professional Services provides IT infrastructure implementation, migration, and optimization services to lower costs, accelerate growth, and minimize risk for clients. Their services include implementation, migration, and managed services. They assist with designing, deploying, and managing critical IT infrastructure through the entire lifecycle using proven tools and best practices. Kryptos aims to help clients focus on core strategic objectives by taking over infrastructure management and delivering reliable, affordable support services.
Kryptos Professional Services provides IT infrastructure implementation, migration, and optimization services to help lower costs, accelerate growth, and minimize risk for clients. Their services include implementation, migration, and managed services. They assist with designing, deploying, and managing critical IT infrastructure components like servers, networks, databases, security, and applications. Kryptos aims to deliver these services remotely and on-demand while adhering to best practices and standards to provide affordable, reliable support.
The document discusses Tomorrow Communications, a technical services company specializing in network services. It provides a range of professional services including network design, implementation, support, project management, and data center services. It helps customers optimize their network performance. With over 7 years of experience and highly trained engineers, it is a partner of choice for organizations looking to improve their networks.
CEOs now expect IT to provide profitable growth and business agility. Is outsourcing the best way to achieve this?
The Olympic Games is the biggest managed IT services contract in world sport and involves coordinating a multitude of different providers. This new Fast Track Guide on Managed Services is quick to read and formed from the very latest thinking. It shows how providers such as Atos use their experience to build an ecosystem of clients, partners and of course expertise to leverage emerging technologies and market trends.
DivIHN is a 14-year-old business technology consulting organization that offers a range of services across multiple domains such as IT integration, architecture, and implementation. It provides services for mergers and acquisitions IT integration, IT rationalization, and transformation. DivIHN works with technologies like ServiceNow, Salesforce, IBM Connections, and Tableau to deliver solutions. It also offers professional workforce solutions through contract staffing and direct hiring.
AVETTA provides technology consulting and IT services to help clients align their business needs with technology. They evaluate clients' current IT strategies, infrastructure, and processes to identify opportunities to improve efficiency and effectiveness. AVETTA consultants clients on designing effective organizations, innovating and growing, reducing costs, managing risk and regulation, and leveraging talent. They focus on technology strategy, information management, enterprise architecture, managed services, and security to drive business transformation and success.
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Systems Plus Solutions is an ISO 9001:2008 certified business solutions provider with over 22 years of experience. It offers a range of customized solutions through four service divisions: Solutions Group, IT Consulting, Oracle Services, and IT Infrastructure. These solutions are driven by a focus on customer experience and sustainability. It provides enterprise application services, IT consulting services, IT infrastructure services, Oracle EBS services, and enterprise data services to help businesses streamline processes and gain competitive advantages. Its offerings are supported by technologies such as Oracle, Microsoft, UNIX, and open source.
Dataplex Systems is an impartial ICT consultancy established in 1996 with nationwide coverage in the UK. It has over 150 years of combined technical experience across its team. It specializes in virtualization solutions, storage consolidation, and encryption software deployment. It assists clients in delivering business value, agility, and security through effective technology use.
This document provides an overview of Systems & Network Integration and end-to-end IT infrastructure solutions offered by Continental Resources, Inc. (ConRes). ConRes is a hybrid VARTM that provides unbiased, cost-effective IT solutions ranging from data center solutions, security, desktop management, messaging, Microsoft consulting, networking, virtualization, and wireless. As a hybrid, ConRes brings both products from a distributor and services from a traditional VAR. ConRes leverages over 45 years of experience and relationships with major technology partners to help customers assess needs, maintain support standards, and maximize ROI.
This document contains a summary of Umesh Ramanresh Sharma's professional experience and qualifications. Some key points:
- He currently works as Senior Manager of Cloud Operations at Reliance Jio Infocomm, where he oversees public and private cloud infrastructure and applications.
- He has over 17 years of experience in IT infrastructure management, cloud computing, and application support. Previous roles include Manager of IT at HTC Global Services and Assistant Manager of IT at Flextronics Designs.
- His expertise includes cloud platforms, virtualization, data center design, and ensuring high system availability and performance.
- He holds an MBA in IT Management and professional certifications including PMP and C
Acesoft Labs is a global IT services and consulting firm headquartered in Silicon Valley, CA with a development center in Bengaluru, India. It offers a wide range of technology and business solutions including application development, testing, enterprise solutions, and staffing services. Acesoft prides itself on providing innovative solutions through experienced engineers and focusing on meeting client needs with high-quality solutions.
Mr. Nilesh Roy has over 14 years of experience in IT infrastructure management, strategic planning, project management, and team leadership. He has expertise in areas such as remote infrastructure management, IT budgeting, compliance, and security. Mr. Roy currently works as the founder and director of Dishari TechnoServ, a provider of customized IT services, where he oversees all aspects of running the business and serving clients.
eircom Managed Services provide businesses with managed network, security, and IT services to help optimize ICT investments and drive business value. Key benefits include reducing costs and improving reliability of complex IT systems through eircom's expertise, ISO-certified processes, and industry-leading management platforms. Customers benefit from tailored solutions, proactive issue resolution, and powerful reporting capabilities.
iRIMS Technology is an IT consulting and outsourcing firm that provides end-to-end business solutions including software implementation, support, and recruiting IT professionals. The company focuses on understanding client needs and delivering cost-effective solutions on time. Key differentiators include adopting a structured process, maintaining quality, and rapid turnaround times to help clients execute business plans effectively. iRIMS also has technical expertise across frontend, backend, and infrastructure technologies.
This document provides an overview of the Indian cable television industry and challenges faced by Multiple System Operators (MSOs). It discusses how new technologies and the increasing demand for quality viewer experiences are creating opportunities for MSOs. However, MSOs face challenges like competition from other distributors, a shortage of set-top boxes, and low average revenue per user. The document recommends that MSOs adopt new business models and technologies like video on demand and over-the-top services to remain competitive in the evolving market.
The document discusses the objectives and responsibilities of two projects for clients of a telecom service provider. For the first client, the objective was to transform CRM and billing capabilities into an integrated platform using Siebel, Kenan, Tribold and ACS products. Responsibilities included providing technical guidance and developing environments and processes using TIBCO components. For the second client in financial services, the objective was to build a standard solution for new business and underwriting on a service-oriented architecture. Responsibilities included designing the solution, participating in project phases, and reviewing code while mentoring others on TIBCO tools.
This document outlines a project for an India-based systems integrator involving CRM strategy, architecture, various CRM modules including dealer management, trouble ticketing, sales force automation, case management, and a customer portal. The activities performed by Diksha on the project included defining the CRM strategy and roadmap, architecture and integration, core CRM for post-paid and pre-paid customers, a loyalty system frontend and integration, trouble ticketing, sales force automation, marketing, and a customer portal.
The document discusses a US-based billing solution provider that is a subsidiary of an Alaska telecom operator and focuses on serving mid-sized tier 2 and 3 companies. It offers strategic support functions like configuration, development and testing. The company works as an offshore and onsite partner providing critical production support, solution design and implementation of customizable bill imaging.
The system integrator migrated their billing system using a big-bang approach. Diksha provided architecture guidance, developed a data migration strategy and plan, designed and constructed the billing system migration and target system enhancements. They performed migration development, testing, integration testing and troubleshooting.
The system integrator migrated their billing system using a big-bang approach. Diksha provided architecture guidance, developed a data migration strategy and plan, designed and constructed the billing system migration and target system enhancements. They performed migration development, testing, integration testing and troubleshooting.
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The document discusses replacing a legacy OSS system with best-of-breed COTS products to improve business agility in the fulfillment, assurance and inventory domains. It describes using the CRAMER tool to establish a master database for logical inventory and topology data for IP/MPLS networks to improve network planning, design, assignment, build and assurance processes. Key activities included modeling the logical inventory in CRAMER, integrating it with ASMS for service fulfillment, and providing fixes for defects in CRAMER modules. This reduced complexity and costs of new IP services and improved planning through closer coordination between operations and the physical network.
The document outlines the implementation of three management systems - fault, inventory, and performance - on the Cramer platform for a client. It involved collecting logical and physical inventory data, migrating existing inventory data, and developing scripts to load the data into Cramer. This provided network resource information, enabled provisioning and testing support, and delivered benefits like reduced data load times and ensured quality data loads into Cramer. Over 7,500 devices and 25,000 circuits were mapped into the system allowing for automated network provisioning and inventory utilization reporting.
The document summarizes the employee policies and culture at Diksha Technologies, an IT company. It describes an empowering and encouraging work environment that provides training, career growth opportunities, and work-life balance. Employees praise the company for challenging work, professional guidance, and recognition. The company emphasizes knowledge sharing, open communication, and participative management. It also offers health benefits, performance-linked bonuses and rewards, and focuses on employee satisfaction and retention.
This document discusses key functions and challenges related to order tracking, rating processes, billing, system health checks, reporting, and log analysis. The core capabilities outlined are real-time order tracking, rating process initiation and throughput monitoring, one-touch billing and invoice formatting, database and system health checks, automated report generation, and log analysis. Current challenges include the lack of integration across systems, difficulties managing processes and resources, and the need for automated analytics and reporting.
This document describes an automated OSS/BSS solution that can configure and manage billing processes, data extracts, testing, operations, processes, and configurations through a single platform. It allows users to automate and schedule billing processes, customize data extracts for reporting, monitor tasks, and integrate across OSS/BSS systems. The solution is supported on mobile devices and designed for SLA monitoring, alerts and escalations, workflow automation, and seamless system integration. It includes pre-built products for order tracking, rating monitoring, business process monitoring, and system health checks.
3. Diksha Technologies India
– An Established Market Player
A well established telecom software professional services provider among Diksha Business
almost all leading System Integrators in India, with proven service track record of
more than 11 years
Telecom Software Professional
Diverse and strong customer base with long term relations. A few of the key
Services
relationships include servicing IBM for over 9 years, TCS for more than 6 years,
Accenture for over 5 years, Capgemini and Wipro for around 2 years
End-to-End Solutions
Caters to a wide range of technologies within the Telecom Billing and CRM domain. Implementation
Diksha helped one of its customers migrate 13 countries data into a single billing
instance with 90% of offshore work. (More than 60+ consultants have been deployed Telecom Software
across User Acceptance Testing, System Integration Testing, Development and Operations Product Development
Support activities. Apart from migration, production support, post-migration support,
automation of billing operations, testing and managed services)
Outsourced Product
Well trusted company among SIs’ and Telcos - known for its technical prowess in Development
undertaking challenging projects and delivering well under the timelines
Winner of Red Herring 2011 Top 100 Asia. The Top 100 are evaluated on both quantitative and qualitative criteria, such as
financial performance, technology innovation, quality of management, execution of strategy, and integration into their
respective industries
Ranked 26th among the 50 fastest growing technology companies in India by Deloitte for the year 2010. With CAGR of 49.9%
over the past five years in the Indian telecom market
Awarded Fastest 500 in Asia Pacific by Deloitte for the year 2010 based on the growth rate of 164.7% over past 3 years.
Diksha has the largest team on technologies like Kenan in Asia Pacific adding to its large pool of telecom experts
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4. Diksha Consulting
– Successful Operating Model
Flexible engagement models enables most apt
service delivery to meet customer requirements and
Centre Of Excellence
to mitigate various business scenarios
o Partnering as an End-To-End solution provider
ensures Quality of Service through delivery
Kenan assurance by Diksha’s program management
team
o Engaging as a niche technology consultant, the
client has a leverage of keeping its IT
ecosystem intact and yet ensuring timely and
under budget service delivery
Diksha Technology Centre-Of-Excellence in Kenan and
Process
Technologies
Process Oracle solutions, offers the customers best in class
technical solutions and surety of service
To ensure QoS (Quality of Service) Diksha follows
CMMI for Services as a standard operating procedure,
which is a widely accepted process model based on
industry best practices. It helps in seamless
integration with customer processes and provides
Oracle Solutions
ease of interaction among various business units at
both, the customer & vendors
Diksha software products are built using Agile
Software Development Methodologies and ensures a
Centre Of Excellence
timely and client-valued functionality (feature)
driven software
Human resources, being the core of the business, are
provided utmost importance and various modern
practices are followed within Diksha which has
resulted in low attrition rates
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5. Diksha’s OSS/BSS Practice
Top Telecom
Operators
Tier 1 Tier 1 System
Software Integrators
Vendors
Diksha Technologies
Telecom Software
Development &
Consulting Services
Implementation/ Managed Services
Project-based Delivery
Time and Material
Fixed-Price Capacity Model
Product enhancement
Core Feature enhancement
Localization
Utility development
Aging product support
Offshore Support
Configuration/Testing BaU operations
Development activities
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6. Value Proposition
TIBCO Gold Consulting Partners
Oracle Gold Partners
Strong global team
Quality is embedded in Telecom Billing Professionals
working across all
Diksha’s execution process regions 24/7
framework and we are on-
Customizable proprietary toolset
track in receiving CMMI
which can help automate your day to
level 3 certification
day tasks in the telecom ecosystem
Global Reach
CMMI, Quality Business Customer first is
Assurance Continuity our mantra to
success
Telecom
Specific IP
Offshore Delivery
Development Responsibility
Best Technical Consistently
Resources delivering projects
on time while
meeting quality
standards
Flexible onsite- Subject Matter Experts
offshore model for (SMEs) across all major
delivery technologies
7. Value Proposition
Rich Intellectual Property
Our stack of innovative proprietary tools enable enterprise-wide functional
integration, seamless data exchange and provide a framework for automation
of tasks. This powerful stack of products enhances the quality of service and
improves overall efficiency.
Billing System Migration
We have handled various migration/upgrade projects across technologies and
systems including Kenan, Amdocs, BRM, CSG, LHS etc. Notably we migrated
13 different instances to a single instance successfully, transferring business
critical data to new systems while maintaining existing functionality.
Billing System Configuration
We have aligned products with business objectives. Our expertise in
configurations have helped Telcos to define and configure new offerings and
pricing to comply with changing business needs, at minimum time to market.
8. Value Proposition
Production and Operations Support
Our large team of specialists with a leading operator has supported business-
critical processes and systems whilst meeting high performance benchmarks.
Our impeccable service delivery for the past 3 years has earned a renewal of
further 5 years
Application Integration & Management
Integration projects can be very challenging and complex. We ensure smooth
transition from project deployment through to operations. We have
successfully integrated more than 100+ integration points for a Telco and
maintained large number of custom applications in the eco system.
End-To-End Quality Assurance
We provide End to End QA services including Functional, Regression,
SIT, and UAT. We have delivered various end-to-end QA projects in
on-site/off-shore model for the last 8 years.
9. Introduction to Diksha
Diksha’s Expertise & Excellence
Rich IP Stack
Engagement Models
Case Studies & Credentials
Way Forward
10. Our OSS/BSS Capabilities
Diksha Consulting SERVICE ACTIVATION
in these domains WORK FORCE FAULT/TROUBLE
OSS MGMT ORDER INVENTORY MGMT
PROVISIONING
MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT
TELECOM BILLING & CRM
ORDER PRODUCT
ORDER ENTRY BILL VIEW TESTING USAGE RATING COLLECTIONS
Diksha IP along STATUS CATALOG
with Consulting
skills can be BSS
leveraged in these
PRODUCT CUSTOMER ACCOUNT IVR SCREEN PRODUCT
domains SETTLEMENT ADJUSTMENTS
CONFIG PORTAL MGMT POP DEVELOPMENT
Diksha IP Framework
GRAPHICAL WORKFLOW MODELING DOMAIN AGENTS AUDIT MONITORING
FUNCTIONAL INTEGRATION WEB SERVICES
SCHEDULING
WORKFLOW ENGINE
ACCESS TO DOMAIN SPECIFIC DATA AT AN ENTERPRISE LEVEL
11. Comverse Skills – Pen Picture
Kenan Footprints
Diksha’ Comverse vertical has been achieving various milestones in the
domain of global Consulting and Managed Services
We have a very strong presence among telcos for delivering
Kenan related projects from past 12 years
We have one of the largest team of Kenan professionals in the
Asia Pacific region
Our team of Kenan subject matter experts have specialists in
areas like Migration, Integration, Testing (Unit, Application, SIT,
UAT, PAT), Customization, Development, Apps & Ops Support
We have serviced our clients with customer bases of 7 million to
10 million
We have successfully delivered multiple End-To-End migration
projects exclusive to Kenan FX, across a varied range of
customers spread over the globe
Diksha has been the sole partner to customers like Colt and
TelstraClear for handling their End-To-Migrations and also to
manage their Business-As-Usual operations
12. Introduction to Diksha
Diksha’s Expertise & Excellence
Rich IP Stack
Engagement Models
Case Studies & Credentials
Way Forward
13. Diksha’s Rich IP Tool
Using our strong billing knowledge and experience we have built a powerful IP to aid various OSS/BSS tasks.
Enterprise Level: Custom Tools - Billing
> Help functionally integrate various systems in a Telco eco- ONE-TOUCH BILLING: Diksha proposed,
system. It provides enterprise-wide data flow management developed and deployed a ‘one-touch’
and integrations; it connects functional data points and billing solution to one of our customers.
exposes functional units as web services. Billing operations are entirely automated
with self-healing/ Auto Resolving
capabilities. We reduced the total bill run
> Help automate non-core processes/workflows in a billing
time by 20 hours by removing redundant
environment; (processes other than what the native billing
processes, implemented smart
system does by itself).
workarounds to reduce load and optimized
> Mundane tasks can be identified and automated pre-bill/post-bill operations. This entire
> Custom scripts can be organised better; This helps operation is not manned and is initiated
save huge costs during Migrations/Upgrades with the push of a button.
AUTOMATED TESTING TOOL: ATT can
> Reduce man-effort in verification and data validation. execute test scripts and capture the test
results repeatedly with minimal effort and
no variation from test to test. It can
> Custom-build new functionalities as plug-ins and execute compare current results to previous results
through the platform more quickly and accurately increasing the
chances that a defect won’t be overlooked
Our IP empowers you with the right infrastructure/tools to evolve your eco-system to the next level
14. Diksha’s Rich IP Tool
DIKSHA IP FRAMEWORK Custom Tools - Billing
LOG ANALYSER: This tool reads the
logs in the production environment
and put relevant details in the DB. The
team saved significant amount of time
during RCA or debugging.
DIKSHA’S – COMMUNICATION AGENTS IDENTIFY FALLOUTS: This tool
generates a .XLS report of all the stuck
orders across environments. This tool
TESTING
ENVIRONMENT
DEVELOPMENT
ENVIRONMENT BILLING
reads and scans the db with
ERP
ENGINE predefined queries which are stored in
ACCOUNT
DB or properties file.
CRM MGMT
BILL INVOICE FORMATTER: Our
Provides a single Infrastructure to access enterprise wide software invoice formatter module can produce
components, simplifying complex BSS/OSS integrations. Front-office a high number of invoices compared to
applications communicate under a common framework. Its pluggable traditional invoicing solutions. This
nature eases replacement/upgrade of BSS/OSS and other tool was specifically designed to
components. produce invoices quickly with style
sheet based formatting rules.
Our IP provides you with a wide range of tools which can give you significant cost savings and help retain knowledge
in-house
15. Introduction to Diksha
Diksha’s Expertise & Excellence
Rich IP Stack
Engagement Models
Case Studies & Credentials
Way Forward
16. Engagement Models
Our philosophy of “Client Success” permeates the way we approach every client relationship. We
do whatever it takes to make our clients successful and we always seek to intimately understand
their organisation, business and customers.
We have proactively suggested various engagement models. We are open to alternative models;
our approach would be to actively work with you to define and adopt the best way forward.
Option 1: Implementation Partner
Engage Diksha as one of your implementation partners handling End-
To-End implementations
o Engaging Diksha directly would bring a vendor with expert-level
knowledge who can contribute to the projects at various levels.
Diksha is capable of handling technically demanding complex
projects and is not bound by project sizes.
o Being a telecom BSS/OSS focused technology company, we have
extensive knowledge and experience in large telecom deployments.
Our experience is entirely in telecom OSS/BSS, placing us on par
with some of the biggest players in the industry
o Diksha will work on a delivery-based compensation model, thus
reducing financial risks
o We would employ our IP tools optimizing project delivery, resource
usage and cost showing you quantifiable benefits over a period of
time
o Modern approach and innovative practices which provide tangible
business benefits
o We undertake complete ownership of project delivery with
performance attached rewards or penalties
17. Engagement Models
Option 2: Partner With Your Preferred Vendor
Engaging Diksha through any of your preferred vendors
o Diksha can actively work through any of your empanelled
preferred vendors. Our capabilities along with your vendor’s
know-how of how you operate can produce quick results
Option 3: Phased-Approach
Employ Diksha in a phased manner with rapidly increasing
magnitudes of scale
o The engagement can be at a much reduced scale initially. As
you see significant progress in the relationship and the value
add that we provide, magnitudes of scale can be rapidly
increased
o A mid-size engagement initially can help Diksha to present its
capabilities well and produce quantifiable results.
18. Key Differentiators: Diksha Edge
Diksha Advantage:
Our advantages are our key differentiators:
o IP Tools: We have our extensive IP tools stack which are
based on our experience of offer effort and cost reduction
to our customers
o Infrastructure: Bangalore, India based product
development facility
o Global Reach: With our global presence, our customers
benefit from True Global Delivery
o Scalability: With our extensive billing experience and
large team of SMEs, Diksha can cross-train billing
resources, enabling us to scale immediately to the
required number
o High ROI: Our integrated solution of flexible engagement
models and automation tools provide large savings for our
customers
19. Introduction to Diksha
Diksha’s Expertise & Excellence
Rich IP Stack
Engagement Models
Case Studies & Credentials
Way Forward
20. Case Studies
Diksha IP Makes A Difference With A Top Tier Telecom Operator
1. Increased Activity in Development, Testing and Billing Operations
Major
European 2. Offshore solution for Migration of 13 billing Instances in separate legacy
Telecom systems to reduce TCO
Challenges
3. Implementation of associated upgrades and support existing environment
Diksha IP deployed Collaborated with Diksha
Technology & People UAT, Migration, Post-Migration Support, Go-live
Implementation of
One-touch billing, Support, Configuration, Integration, Testing, PMO,
on-the-fly reports & Diksha IP API Development
pre-bill
Managing Services
Provision of innovative solutions &
Single billing Platform implementation of best practices
Successful Migration
Outcome
Entire billing operation was automated and time reduced by 58% from 48 hours to 28 hours. One-touch Billing provides a
self-healing mechanism to ensure optimized billing and importantly the ‘knowledge’ is retained in the system
Diksha IP helped remove redundancies within the system that were causing delays and provided critical billing data on-the-
fly to business through a secure and an easy-to-use web interface
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21. Case Studies
Kenan– Australian Telco
Objective
Post Migration from legacy billing system to Kenan FX 1.2, Client wanted to ensure that all Kenan
modules were working properly.
Solution
Diksha started working on the transformation program for the client from release 1.0
We have been actively involved in delivering services since project inception
Responsibilities
Post TR 1.0, Diksha resources have been part of the L4 support, production support (includes Kenan
and Siebel) and the integration support team.
Part of Design, Development and Testing teams (which include Application Testing, Application
Integration Testing, System Integration Testing, Combined Acceptance Testing) as part of release 1.0 .
Results
We successfully carried out all the responsibilities assigned to us during the projects.
Diksha helped the client build Real-Time solutions and interfaces apart from providing configuration,
post migration support and other activities .
22. Case Studies
Kenan – New Zealand Telco
Objective
Migrate existing billing system Kenan 9.1 to Kenan FX 2
Integrate more than 100 points and ensure seamless data flow into Kenan
Realign and Configure wholesale, business and residential plans
Managed Services covering Billing, IT Operations, IT Helpdesk, Application Support, Release Management, Configuration &
Development and Operational Reporting.
Solution
To cater to customer requirements Diksha applied the D3(Dissect, Design, Deploy) approach which was synonymous to
client’s Build-Operate-Transfer
Diksha deployed an onsite-offshore model to manage costs effectively
Migration and Integration projects were run by two parallel teams working out of different locations around New
Zealand.
BaU Configuration team was trained in parallel to seamlessly continue operations post go-live
Technology
Kenan FX 2 - Covering all modules including Kenan Invoice Designer.
Jakarta Struts; Oracle, PL/SQL, Java / JSP / SQL / Perl; ASP.NET, ICSS, Clarify CRM
Results
Diksha earned appreciation from one and all for integrating more than 100 points in record time. Our team was
successful in breaking down this complex requirement into simple solutions. This work included interfacing with various
teams, reviewing and revamping old code base, documenting new solutions.
The client was one of the operators to go-live with Kenan FX 2 with the least hassle. All tasks were completed with high
accuracy with minimal change to the original timelines plan.
Diksha handles client’s entire configuration requirements and production support activities in the new system today.
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24. Introduction to Diksha
Diksha’s Expertise & Excellence
Rich IP Stack
Engagement Models
Case Studies & Credentials
Way Forward
25. Way Ahead
If
You are convinced that
Diksha can add value to
your organization
Need more information
to aid your decision
making
Please contact:
Abhinav Mishra
CORPORATE OFFICE AUSTRALIA ) +91 98454 20073
#69, 2nd Floor, JP-DJ Arcade, 401/14 Shoreline Dr
Millers Road, Bangalore 560 052 Rhodes, NSW 2138 * abhinav@dikshatech.com
Karnataka, India Phone+61451045975
4 www.dikshatech.com
Phone: +91 80 4333 6222
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USA
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