Fibre Optics Comms & In-Buildings Optical Networks Training (L1)KSU
This hands-on 2-day training course provides a fundamental understanding of fiber optics plus the practical skills required to install fiber optics in-buildings networks. It is a recommended class for those new to fiber as well as those looking to enhance their current skills.
You will gain an understanding of fiber technology, network components, in-building optical distribution and Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) through the instructor lecture that takes place during day1. Then you will develop fiber optic field skills for cable handling, terminations, splicing and testing in the hands-on day2 session.
Cost Effective and Innovative Housing Technologyijsrd.com
Shelter is amongst the three basic human needs but now-a-days, about two-third of the total Indian population does not have their own shelter. This two-third population belongs to the middle and lower income class. These people find it difficult to construct their houses at an affordable cost by using conventional construction technology. It is found in many cases that people serve their whole life constructing their own house, but fail. The mission and dream of these people can be achieved by appropriate use of cost effective and innovative construction technology. As a whole, the housing shortage of the country can be overcome within lesser funds, without compromising with the quality control and structural stability of the structure. Note: This technology is only applicable for single or two storied buildings and can be applied in most of the soil and climatic conditions.
SEMBCORP Industries sought to improve teamwork and communication among managers at its large desalination plant in Fujairah, UAE. CELSIM designed a one-day workshop using assessments, interactive exercises and role plays to address key issues of strengthening teamwork, developing trust, and shared awareness. Managers explored their team roles and behaviors, participated in a decision-making game, and developed skills in motivation, cooperation and flexibility. Feedback indicated the workshop provided an engaging platform that fostered self-awareness, teamwork and open dialogue to strengthen collaboration at the plant.
The document appears to be a presentation on effective teamwork. It contains mostly placeholder text asking the presenter to replace it with their own content. The presentation includes slides on communication, motivation, contribution, results, key aspects of effective teams like clear mission and roles, and characteristics of successful teams such as continuous improvement and open communication. It encourages the development of harmonious, aligned, empowered teams with a shared understanding of goals and strategies.
2014.09.10 Are Agile Teams More Effective? Findings from the Teamwork Literat...NUI Galway
Professor Torgeir Dingsøyr, SINTEF Research Foundation, Norway, gave this seminar on Are Agile Teams More Effective? Findings from the Teamwork Literature and Empirical Studies of Agile Teams at the Whitaker Institute on 10th September 2014
Starbucks conducted surveys of employees and customers to measure the business value of its corporate philanthropy efforts. It found that those with higher awareness of Starbucks' community involvement (high CPI score) were more likely to recommend Starbucks and continue doing business with them. Based on these findings, Starbucks is reworking its philanthropic programming and communication strategies, and expects increased funding for philanthropic activities going forward. The process took 6-8 months but provided valuable multi-layered results that will inform Starbucks' strategies over the long term.
Fibre Optics Comms & In-Buildings Optical Networks Training (L1)KSU
This hands-on 2-day training course provides a fundamental understanding of fiber optics plus the practical skills required to install fiber optics in-buildings networks. It is a recommended class for those new to fiber as well as those looking to enhance their current skills.
You will gain an understanding of fiber technology, network components, in-building optical distribution and Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) through the instructor lecture that takes place during day1. Then you will develop fiber optic field skills for cable handling, terminations, splicing and testing in the hands-on day2 session.
Cost Effective and Innovative Housing Technologyijsrd.com
Shelter is amongst the three basic human needs but now-a-days, about two-third of the total Indian population does not have their own shelter. This two-third population belongs to the middle and lower income class. These people find it difficult to construct their houses at an affordable cost by using conventional construction technology. It is found in many cases that people serve their whole life constructing their own house, but fail. The mission and dream of these people can be achieved by appropriate use of cost effective and innovative construction technology. As a whole, the housing shortage of the country can be overcome within lesser funds, without compromising with the quality control and structural stability of the structure. Note: This technology is only applicable for single or two storied buildings and can be applied in most of the soil and climatic conditions.
SEMBCORP Industries sought to improve teamwork and communication among managers at its large desalination plant in Fujairah, UAE. CELSIM designed a one-day workshop using assessments, interactive exercises and role plays to address key issues of strengthening teamwork, developing trust, and shared awareness. Managers explored their team roles and behaviors, participated in a decision-making game, and developed skills in motivation, cooperation and flexibility. Feedback indicated the workshop provided an engaging platform that fostered self-awareness, teamwork and open dialogue to strengthen collaboration at the plant.
The document appears to be a presentation on effective teamwork. It contains mostly placeholder text asking the presenter to replace it with their own content. The presentation includes slides on communication, motivation, contribution, results, key aspects of effective teams like clear mission and roles, and characteristics of successful teams such as continuous improvement and open communication. It encourages the development of harmonious, aligned, empowered teams with a shared understanding of goals and strategies.
2014.09.10 Are Agile Teams More Effective? Findings from the Teamwork Literat...NUI Galway
Professor Torgeir Dingsøyr, SINTEF Research Foundation, Norway, gave this seminar on Are Agile Teams More Effective? Findings from the Teamwork Literature and Empirical Studies of Agile Teams at the Whitaker Institute on 10th September 2014
Starbucks conducted surveys of employees and customers to measure the business value of its corporate philanthropy efforts. It found that those with higher awareness of Starbucks' community involvement (high CPI score) were more likely to recommend Starbucks and continue doing business with them. Based on these findings, Starbucks is reworking its philanthropic programming and communication strategies, and expects increased funding for philanthropic activities going forward. The process took 6-8 months but provided valuable multi-layered results that will inform Starbucks' strategies over the long term.
Microsoft Mobile Oy Story: IT Operations Fit for the 3rd PlatformHCL Technologies
This case study looks at how Microsoft Mobile Oy engaged with HCL to transform and manage its IT infrastructure operations. It examines the journey the two companies made to modernize the IT operations of this global high-tech manufacturing firm
Developing eBusiness solutions with a Model Driven Approach: The Case of Acer...Marco Brambilla
This presentation addresses the problem of developing enterprise-class eBusiness solutions in a more economically viable and time-effective way, by adopting Model Driven Development (MDD). Specifically, we report on an experience of more than six years of collaboration between Acer Inc. (the 4th branded PC vendor worldwide) and Web Models, an Italian startup company spinoff of Politecnico di Milano, innovator in the market of software tools and methodologies for MDD. The results clearly demonstrate that MDD can shorten the development of complex eBusiness solutions, improve the quality and conformance to requirements, and increase the economic profitability of solutions, by lowering the total cost of ownership and extending the life span of systems.
Microsoft Windows Azure - Cast Iron Software Engineering Company Speeds to Ma...Microsoft Private Cloud
Cast Iron Systems used the Service Bus and Access Control Service from Windows Azure to quickly enhance its integration solution with cloud-to-cloud and cloud-to-on-premises connectivity in just one day. This faster time-to-market allowed Cast Iron to supply customers with a solution to connect applications across cloud and on-premises environments without the months of development otherwise required. Customers can now use the Cast Iron solution to more easily deploy applications on Windows Azure and scale workloads without worrying about integration issues.
2 78-1399198827-5. manage-the impact of sensory branding five senses--sharaf...funnyboy_8821
This document discusses a case study on the impact of sensory branding (appealing to the five senses) on consumers of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) in India. It provides background on KFC and sensory branding strategies. A survey was conducted of 116 KFC customers in Hyderabad, India to analyze the impact of each sense (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) on consumer behavior. The study found that sensory branding positively impacts consumers' perceptions of KFC and can be an effective marketing strategy for other similar food brands.
KFC has been successful in Vietnam through its marketing strategy known as the "4 Ps": product, price, place, and promotion. KFC first entered the Vietnam market in 1997 and has since expanded to over 100 restaurants nationwide, capturing 60% market share of the fast food industry. The document analyzes KFC's products, market segmentation, strengths in its large brand recognition and resources, and weaknesses such as potential confusion with similar brands. It also discusses opportunities in Vietnam's growing economy and middle class, and threats from increasing competition in the fast food market.
This document summarizes the key details of Qatar Airways and Emirates Airlines, two of the largest airlines in the world. It discusses that Qatar Airways was founded in 1993 and is ranked first in the world, operating in 17 countries with over 246 aircraft and 24,000 employees. Emirates Airlines was founded in 1985 and is ranked second in the world, operating in 80 countries with over 190 aircraft and 56,725 employees. Both airlines engage in various customer acquisition, retention, and experience activities through partnerships, sponsorships, loyalty programs and CRM systems.
Competitive battle for e commerce supremacy -ebay vs google & microsoft case ...prashanthc85
Case study on the Competitive battle for E-Commerce supremacy by ebay, Google and Microsoft. The competitive advantage that ebay shopping site has over Google Base and Microsoft's Windows Live Expo online classifieds portals.
This document provides an overview of Emirates airline, including key details about its founding, headquarters, fleet size, destinations served, and ownership structure. It also summarizes some of Emirates' strategic partnerships and business activities. Charts are presented showing Emirates' revenue sources and value creation approaches. The document then analyzes Emirates' success in building a strong global brand, including factors like government support, employee satisfaction, and innovation. Apparent weaknesses in Emirates' strategic direction are discussed, along with potential solutions. The impact of declining fuel prices on Emirates' future strategy is also considered.
This document summarizes two earthquake resistant housing prototypes built in India by HUDCO. The first prototype was built in 1999 in New Delhi and assembled in 66 hours. The second was built in 2001 in Gujarat following an earthquake and assembled in 62 hours. Both houses were prefabricated in Auroville and transported long distances for assembly, demonstrating an efficient construction method.
Community Participation should be indispensible element in human settlements,especially in planning strategies and in formulation, implementation and management. It should influence all levels of Government in the decision making process to further the political, social and economic growth of Human settlements. This relates especially to low income and Cost Effective Housing projects denoting squatter settlement upgrading with site and service schemes.
In squatter settlement upgrading projects, the authorities regularize the illegal land tenure of squatters and provide basic infrastructure in the settlements. These interventions are expected to be sufficient incentives for the residents to start improving their houses. In sites-and-services schemes, the authorities provide serviced plots to the urban poor and expect them to produce their own houses, through individual or mutual self-help or the employment of small contractors. Participation assumes an activity in which the community takes part and the involvement of at least one other party, usually a government agency or a nongovernmental organization (NGO). Community participation is sometimes used to indicate community self reliance or self-help, i.e. an activity which is usually undertaken by a government agency, is undertaken by the community on its own (e.g. spontaneous housing).
The United Nations defined community development as "the processes by which the efforts of the people themselves are united with those of governmental authorities to improve the economic, social and cultural conditions of communities, to integrate these communities into the life of the nation and to enable them to contribute fully to national progress."
This presentation discusses the importance of teamwork and defines what constitutes an effective team. It outlines that a team is a small group of people who work interdependently toward a common goal. The presentation explains how teams operate through processes like defining problems, collecting data, analyzing issues, developing solutions, testing implementations, and fully implementing plans. It notes that effective teamwork provides benefits like shared goals, problem solving using diverse skills, increased productivity, cooperation between members, and distributing workload.
This document discusses low cost housing and approaches to sheltering those with low incomes. It notes that low cost housing aims to save money on construction while maintaining building quality by using locally available, cheap materials and improved construction skills and technology. However, lower construction costs can mean higher utility bills from wasted energy. The document also outlines some of the challenges to developing low cost housing in India, such as land shortages, rising construction costs, lack of access to financing, and regulatory issues. It provides examples of materials that can reduce housing costs and recognizes the contributions of architect Laurie Baker to sustainable, low cost housing design.
The document provides details about a case study competition for the hair removal brand Veet. It outlines three objectives for Veet: 1) increase market penetration, 2) launch line extensions for new products, and 3) extend the brand into new categories. Secondary research found the hair removal and beauty markets in India are growing, with opportunities in skin care, bath, men's grooming, deodorants and sun care. Primary research identified key issues for women ages 17-35 regarding hair removal and beauty needs. Product testing showed openness to Veet entering categories like skin care, hair removal devices and sun protection.
This document describes the design of an alternative cost-effective housing village concept. The village consists of 24 semi-detached houses, communal ablutions with hot showers and toilets, an environmental laundry, recreation area, food gardens, waste recycling center, and solar power. The design includes harvesting greywater and stormwater for gardens. Diagrams show the site plan, house designs, and what the ablutions, recycling center, laundry, and permaculture garden would look like. The conclusion states that this village concept addresses basic human needs in a comfortable and humane way.
This case study examines the synchronous manufacturing model between automotive supplier Ikeda Hoover Ltd. and car maker Nissan. IHL manufactures and delivers car seats just 2.5 hours before they are installed on Nissan's assembly line, receiving real-time production schedule updates from Nissan. The close supplier relationship and modular supply of complete seats benefits both companies through flexibility, quality and efficiency. As companies consider outsourcing more to lower costs, strategic standardization of parts globally could help mitigate risks from disruptions.
The document provides background information on a study about factors influencing customer satisfaction at KFC and McDonald's in Malaysia. It discusses the objectives of studying customer satisfaction, service quality, food quality and perceived value. The study aims to assess customer satisfaction levels and examine the relationship between independent variables (like service quality dimensions) and the dependent variable of customer satisfaction. It also aims to identify the most influential factor on customer satisfaction and potential differences in perceptions among customer profiles. The document outlines the scope of studying customers from selected outlets in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor and defines key terms used in the study.
Casestudy: The Case of bench managementrockingsindi
For students and specially of Management, it is very difficult to solve casestudy and that too from different angles. Here is one of the casestudy from the Book "Human Resources Management: Text and Cases
By Rao". There are many points included wich are sayings of Experts too.
Konstantin Pashov is a telecommunications technician with over 14 years of experience working for major cable TV and internet service providers in Bulgaria. He has extensive experience installing and maintaining hybrid fiber-coaxial (HFC) networks as well as fiber optic networks. Currently he works as a level 1 remote support technician for IBM storage arrays. Pashov is seeking a position that fully utilizes his skills in network installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting. He has strong leadership, communication, and technical skills.
The document discusses how small and medium enterprises (SMEs) can get involved in commercializing research through the Centre. It provides an overview of the Centre's background and focus on applied convergence research funded through competitive tenders. It then gives examples of the Centre's work and outlines various services available to SMEs, including collaborative R&D projects, contract research, consulting, technology licensing, innovation vouchers, and access to a next generation network test centre. Metrics are also provided on the Centre's innovation projects and partnerships with industry from 2006 to 2010.
The document provides an overview of Siemens Enterprise Communications including:
1) Company directions focus on helping customers lower costs, improve customer relationships and sales, and increase agility.
2) The portfolio includes voice, networking, applications and services to help customers improve business processes and reduce operating and transaction costs.
3) Siemens has a leading global position in various markets and over 1 million enterprise customers worldwide.
This resume summarizes Mr. Kong De Sheng's qualifications and over 15 years of experience in telecommunications engineering. He has extensive experience designing, testing, and commissioning telecom systems for oil and gas projects. Some of his areas of expertise include radio systems, satellite systems, networking, fiber optics, and security systems. He currently works as a System Design Engineer for CSE-Transtel Pte Ltd in Singapore, where he is responsible for the design and implementation of large, multi-system telecom projects in the oil and gas sector.
Microsoft Mobile Oy Story: IT Operations Fit for the 3rd PlatformHCL Technologies
This case study looks at how Microsoft Mobile Oy engaged with HCL to transform and manage its IT infrastructure operations. It examines the journey the two companies made to modernize the IT operations of this global high-tech manufacturing firm
Developing eBusiness solutions with a Model Driven Approach: The Case of Acer...Marco Brambilla
This presentation addresses the problem of developing enterprise-class eBusiness solutions in a more economically viable and time-effective way, by adopting Model Driven Development (MDD). Specifically, we report on an experience of more than six years of collaboration between Acer Inc. (the 4th branded PC vendor worldwide) and Web Models, an Italian startup company spinoff of Politecnico di Milano, innovator in the market of software tools and methodologies for MDD. The results clearly demonstrate that MDD can shorten the development of complex eBusiness solutions, improve the quality and conformance to requirements, and increase the economic profitability of solutions, by lowering the total cost of ownership and extending the life span of systems.
Microsoft Windows Azure - Cast Iron Software Engineering Company Speeds to Ma...Microsoft Private Cloud
Cast Iron Systems used the Service Bus and Access Control Service from Windows Azure to quickly enhance its integration solution with cloud-to-cloud and cloud-to-on-premises connectivity in just one day. This faster time-to-market allowed Cast Iron to supply customers with a solution to connect applications across cloud and on-premises environments without the months of development otherwise required. Customers can now use the Cast Iron solution to more easily deploy applications on Windows Azure and scale workloads without worrying about integration issues.
2 78-1399198827-5. manage-the impact of sensory branding five senses--sharaf...funnyboy_8821
This document discusses a case study on the impact of sensory branding (appealing to the five senses) on consumers of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) in India. It provides background on KFC and sensory branding strategies. A survey was conducted of 116 KFC customers in Hyderabad, India to analyze the impact of each sense (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) on consumer behavior. The study found that sensory branding positively impacts consumers' perceptions of KFC and can be an effective marketing strategy for other similar food brands.
KFC has been successful in Vietnam through its marketing strategy known as the "4 Ps": product, price, place, and promotion. KFC first entered the Vietnam market in 1997 and has since expanded to over 100 restaurants nationwide, capturing 60% market share of the fast food industry. The document analyzes KFC's products, market segmentation, strengths in its large brand recognition and resources, and weaknesses such as potential confusion with similar brands. It also discusses opportunities in Vietnam's growing economy and middle class, and threats from increasing competition in the fast food market.
This document summarizes the key details of Qatar Airways and Emirates Airlines, two of the largest airlines in the world. It discusses that Qatar Airways was founded in 1993 and is ranked first in the world, operating in 17 countries with over 246 aircraft and 24,000 employees. Emirates Airlines was founded in 1985 and is ranked second in the world, operating in 80 countries with over 190 aircraft and 56,725 employees. Both airlines engage in various customer acquisition, retention, and experience activities through partnerships, sponsorships, loyalty programs and CRM systems.
Competitive battle for e commerce supremacy -ebay vs google & microsoft case ...prashanthc85
Case study on the Competitive battle for E-Commerce supremacy by ebay, Google and Microsoft. The competitive advantage that ebay shopping site has over Google Base and Microsoft's Windows Live Expo online classifieds portals.
This document provides an overview of Emirates airline, including key details about its founding, headquarters, fleet size, destinations served, and ownership structure. It also summarizes some of Emirates' strategic partnerships and business activities. Charts are presented showing Emirates' revenue sources and value creation approaches. The document then analyzes Emirates' success in building a strong global brand, including factors like government support, employee satisfaction, and innovation. Apparent weaknesses in Emirates' strategic direction are discussed, along with potential solutions. The impact of declining fuel prices on Emirates' future strategy is also considered.
This document summarizes two earthquake resistant housing prototypes built in India by HUDCO. The first prototype was built in 1999 in New Delhi and assembled in 66 hours. The second was built in 2001 in Gujarat following an earthquake and assembled in 62 hours. Both houses were prefabricated in Auroville and transported long distances for assembly, demonstrating an efficient construction method.
Community Participation should be indispensible element in human settlements,especially in planning strategies and in formulation, implementation and management. It should influence all levels of Government in the decision making process to further the political, social and economic growth of Human settlements. This relates especially to low income and Cost Effective Housing projects denoting squatter settlement upgrading with site and service schemes.
In squatter settlement upgrading projects, the authorities regularize the illegal land tenure of squatters and provide basic infrastructure in the settlements. These interventions are expected to be sufficient incentives for the residents to start improving their houses. In sites-and-services schemes, the authorities provide serviced plots to the urban poor and expect them to produce their own houses, through individual or mutual self-help or the employment of small contractors. Participation assumes an activity in which the community takes part and the involvement of at least one other party, usually a government agency or a nongovernmental organization (NGO). Community participation is sometimes used to indicate community self reliance or self-help, i.e. an activity which is usually undertaken by a government agency, is undertaken by the community on its own (e.g. spontaneous housing).
The United Nations defined community development as "the processes by which the efforts of the people themselves are united with those of governmental authorities to improve the economic, social and cultural conditions of communities, to integrate these communities into the life of the nation and to enable them to contribute fully to national progress."
This presentation discusses the importance of teamwork and defines what constitutes an effective team. It outlines that a team is a small group of people who work interdependently toward a common goal. The presentation explains how teams operate through processes like defining problems, collecting data, analyzing issues, developing solutions, testing implementations, and fully implementing plans. It notes that effective teamwork provides benefits like shared goals, problem solving using diverse skills, increased productivity, cooperation between members, and distributing workload.
This document discusses low cost housing and approaches to sheltering those with low incomes. It notes that low cost housing aims to save money on construction while maintaining building quality by using locally available, cheap materials and improved construction skills and technology. However, lower construction costs can mean higher utility bills from wasted energy. The document also outlines some of the challenges to developing low cost housing in India, such as land shortages, rising construction costs, lack of access to financing, and regulatory issues. It provides examples of materials that can reduce housing costs and recognizes the contributions of architect Laurie Baker to sustainable, low cost housing design.
The document provides details about a case study competition for the hair removal brand Veet. It outlines three objectives for Veet: 1) increase market penetration, 2) launch line extensions for new products, and 3) extend the brand into new categories. Secondary research found the hair removal and beauty markets in India are growing, with opportunities in skin care, bath, men's grooming, deodorants and sun care. Primary research identified key issues for women ages 17-35 regarding hair removal and beauty needs. Product testing showed openness to Veet entering categories like skin care, hair removal devices and sun protection.
This document describes the design of an alternative cost-effective housing village concept. The village consists of 24 semi-detached houses, communal ablutions with hot showers and toilets, an environmental laundry, recreation area, food gardens, waste recycling center, and solar power. The design includes harvesting greywater and stormwater for gardens. Diagrams show the site plan, house designs, and what the ablutions, recycling center, laundry, and permaculture garden would look like. The conclusion states that this village concept addresses basic human needs in a comfortable and humane way.
This case study examines the synchronous manufacturing model between automotive supplier Ikeda Hoover Ltd. and car maker Nissan. IHL manufactures and delivers car seats just 2.5 hours before they are installed on Nissan's assembly line, receiving real-time production schedule updates from Nissan. The close supplier relationship and modular supply of complete seats benefits both companies through flexibility, quality and efficiency. As companies consider outsourcing more to lower costs, strategic standardization of parts globally could help mitigate risks from disruptions.
The document provides background information on a study about factors influencing customer satisfaction at KFC and McDonald's in Malaysia. It discusses the objectives of studying customer satisfaction, service quality, food quality and perceived value. The study aims to assess customer satisfaction levels and examine the relationship between independent variables (like service quality dimensions) and the dependent variable of customer satisfaction. It also aims to identify the most influential factor on customer satisfaction and potential differences in perceptions among customer profiles. The document outlines the scope of studying customers from selected outlets in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor and defines key terms used in the study.
Casestudy: The Case of bench managementrockingsindi
For students and specially of Management, it is very difficult to solve casestudy and that too from different angles. Here is one of the casestudy from the Book "Human Resources Management: Text and Cases
By Rao". There are many points included wich are sayings of Experts too.
Konstantin Pashov is a telecommunications technician with over 14 years of experience working for major cable TV and internet service providers in Bulgaria. He has extensive experience installing and maintaining hybrid fiber-coaxial (HFC) networks as well as fiber optic networks. Currently he works as a level 1 remote support technician for IBM storage arrays. Pashov is seeking a position that fully utilizes his skills in network installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting. He has strong leadership, communication, and technical skills.
The document discusses how small and medium enterprises (SMEs) can get involved in commercializing research through the Centre. It provides an overview of the Centre's background and focus on applied convergence research funded through competitive tenders. It then gives examples of the Centre's work and outlines various services available to SMEs, including collaborative R&D projects, contract research, consulting, technology licensing, innovation vouchers, and access to a next generation network test centre. Metrics are also provided on the Centre's innovation projects and partnerships with industry from 2006 to 2010.
The document provides an overview of Siemens Enterprise Communications including:
1) Company directions focus on helping customers lower costs, improve customer relationships and sales, and increase agility.
2) The portfolio includes voice, networking, applications and services to help customers improve business processes and reduce operating and transaction costs.
3) Siemens has a leading global position in various markets and over 1 million enterprise customers worldwide.
This resume summarizes Mr. Kong De Sheng's qualifications and over 15 years of experience in telecommunications engineering. He has extensive experience designing, testing, and commissioning telecom systems for oil and gas projects. Some of his areas of expertise include radio systems, satellite systems, networking, fiber optics, and security systems. He currently works as a System Design Engineer for CSE-Transtel Pte Ltd in Singapore, where he is responsible for the design and implementation of large, multi-system telecom projects in the oil and gas sector.
The Realtime Cloud - unified or isolated islands on the net?Olle E Johansson
The document discusses the transition of communication technologies to cloud-based platforms using open standards. Key points addressed include the maturity of voice over IP and open-source solutions, the capabilities of current servers, the role of open standards and protocols like SIP and XMPP in enabling unification and interoperability, and the importance of IPv6 in connecting users and services in the emerging cloud-based communication landscape. The presentation argues that unified communication platforms should not focus only on legacy telephony features and should embrace the opportunities of the real-time internet.
- The document contains the resume of Subin S detailing his work experience as a technology consultant and application support specialist working with various telecom companies like Cricket Communications, SingTel Optus, and Airbus.
- He has over 4 years of experience in application support, testing, and ETL development. Key skills include UNIX, SQL, Teradata, Informatica, and configuration management tools.
- His most recent role is as a Solution Integrator with Ericsson supporting the DIBO/EDM application for Cricket Communications in a UNIX/Windows environment.
The document provides an overview of developments at KRONE Australia in the past quarter, including receiving an award for their HIGHBAND 25 solution and updates on various product lines. It also includes articles on upcoming 10G Ethernet technology, underground conduit standards, and positive customer feedback on KRONE's Network News publication.
The document discusses Alcatel-Lucent's involvement in telecommunications standards organizations and standardization activities. It notes that Alcatel-Lucent has over 500 experts participating in over 100 standards bodies to influence standards and help develop standards-compliant products. The goals of its standardization work are to satisfy customer needs, quickly develop standards-compliant products, and contribute innovative technological solutions to standards.
The document provides a resume for John Lawrence Pearcy, a Project Manager with over 17 years of experience managing ICT projects. It lists his professional strengths and experience implementing various technologies including networks, unified communications, and cloud services. Recent projects include enabling Chromebooks on a corporate wireless network and upgrading Citrix infrastructure. Pearcy's work history includes senior project management roles at Fujitsu, Telstra, Macquarie University, Optus, NSW Police managing various infrastructure and technology implementation projects.
This document provides details on Jarle Sæthermoen's experience and qualifications. He has over 25 years of experience in business development, account management, and sales within the ICT industry. Currently a Senior Account Manager at Ericsson, he has previously held roles at Cisco, Nokia Siemens Networks, and Siemens. He has a proven track record of developing new business and closing major deals with telecom companies.
An unexpected opportunity to partner with ShoreTel resulted in a dramatic change in direction for Australian telephony solutions provider PTS Communications. PTS had primarily installed traditional phone systems but became ShoreTel's first certified Australian partner in 2005. This change broadened PTS's customer base, increased recurring revenue through support contracts, and improved profitability. PTS has since deployed ShoreTel solutions for many large Australian companies and remains committed to high quality customer service as one of ShoreTel's top APAC partners.
Espen Halsaa Albrektsen is a Norwegian software engineer and project manager with over 20 years of experience. He has a Master's degree in physics and has worked on projects involving software development, electronics design, and project management. Currently he is the owner of his own consulting firm, Albrektsen Innovasjon AS, which provides contracting services to companies like Texas Instruments, Q-Free, and StatKraft.
Micronet Technology is an IT solutions provider based in Dubai that offers a wide range of products and services including structured cabling, networking, servers, security systems, and more. It aims to be a one-stop shop for all IT needs by bridging the gap between client needs and technology through affordable and far-sighted solutions. Some of its clients include Sharjah Institute of Technology, Cemex UAE, and Just Solutions FZC.
The document provides an overview of Network Specialists (Pty) Ltd., a network installation company based in Southern Africa. The company's mission is to provide an honest and helpful work environment for employees to deliver exceptional service and integrity to customers. The company aims to be a leader in communication and infrastructure services in South Africa. Network Specialists was established in 2003 and has grown to include data, voice, electrical, security and other services with fully equipped teams.
Ahmed Shabana has 9 years of experience in unified communications, audio/visual, and video streaming solutions. He has worked in multi-vendor projects in roles such as presales team leader, senior system engineer, and audio/visual consultant. He has led presales teams, designed complex solutions, responded to RFPs, implemented proof of concepts, and conducted customer presentations and training.
Sueli Torigoe has over 20 years of experience in project management, presales, and network deployment coordination. She has a business administration degree and technology data processing degree. She is certified in various Cisco, Juniper, and other technologies. She has worked as a consultant, systems analyst, and software analyst for various companies, leading projects involving IP networks, contact centers, wireless access portals, and more. Her experience spans project management, presales, implementation engineering, and technical support roles.
Findel Education is Europe's largest supplier of educational resources to schools. It outgrew its old facility and planned a new three-story headquarters building with an IT infrastructure to support future growth. The infrastructure needed to support SAP applications, ensure data security, support VoIP technology, and have high bandwidth and energy efficiency. NETcare Europe recommended Siemon's category 6A shielded cabling solution which was installed within three months and now supports 450 staff. The new system provides improved network uptime and resilience to support Findel Education's operations and future expansion.
SendTek Corporation is a company that specializes in integrating technologies to provide broadband solutions. They focus on developing HomePNA solutions using HomePNA3.1 technology. HomePNA3.1 allows for high-speed networking over existing telephone lines and coaxial cables. SendTek offers a complete line of HomePNA3.1 products for both home networking and multi-dwelling unit applications. Their solutions provide a simple and cost-effective way for service providers to upgrade networks and services without replacing existing infrastructure.
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AND CaseStudy Stofa (DK)
1. CaseStudy
Stofa
AND Solution GmbH - Company Profile
2. CaseStudy
Stofa
Stofa A/S, Denmark
Stofa provides a wide selection of television & pay-tv offerings,
high speed broadband and telephone services to its customers
2nd largest cable operator in Denmark with
− 400,000 connections
− 30,000 VoIP customers
− 150,000 high speed broadband customers
Has developed strategic relationship with some
300 antenna associations in Denmark
3. CaseStudy
Stofa
An issue to be addressed …
Realised existing solutions were inadequate for both network
evolution and cost effective network maintenance
Set out to find a solution that considers all aspects of access
networks, including design, documentation and engineering, from
the headend to the outlet in the customer’s home
10 vendors considered
RFI issued 26th October 2010
RFQ issued 28th March 2011
4. CaseStudy
Stofa
AND wins & delivers
Project awarded to AND Solution GmbH mid-May 2011
AND SystemSolution to replace Bentley & Cacao
Workshops held in Horsens / Denmark and Munich
AND SystemSolution
− implemented
− delivered
− installed
Training carried out
Migration of Bentley data completed
GoLive on 22nd September 2011
5. CaseStudy
Stofa
What Stofa says
“We were quickly impressed with the efficiency and intuitiveness
of the AND software as well as the competence demonstrated by
their team. The first operative steps show we have made a
very good decision.“
Kai Skov, CTO at Stofa