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Tuesday, July 31, 2007

‘Chip’atholan!

There are a set of people who are obsessed with size, they just cannot stop researching on newer methods to change it. They have devoted nights exacting the standards. These people are no nymphets, but scientists studying microchip manufacturing. From big league names like IBM, HP, Intel, AMD, Texas Instruments to many research institutes all over the world, breakthroughs have come in thick and fast as they all battle it out to stay decisively ahead and beat the Moore’s Law.

Hewlett Packard and Nanolithosolutions, though, have sprinted ahead and made technology to create atom sized circuitry for their chips. This is a step further ahead from just imprinting nano-sized rubber stamps. By pouring a substrate into the grooves that are created on the mould, HP is making just 15 nanometers wide circuits, revolutionizing semiconductor manufacturing. “We believe this will be an extremely useful tool for academic and commercial users worldwide because it will be about a tenth the cost of current technology,” said CEO, Nanolithosolutions Bo Pi. The costs will certainly come down as once the mould is made, identical intricate wires can be easily mass produced.

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Source: IIPM Editorial, 2006

An IIPM and Management Guru Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri's Initiative

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Thursday, July 12, 2007

Proud of their present

Canara Hindu Permanent Fund’ – nobody would have had a faintest idea that it

would grow to a financial powerhouse named Canara Bank and would be ranked 11th amongst the best in the business. However, with unrelenting focus on customer orientations and its adaptability to change, Canara Bank, today, has evolved as one of the leading banking institutions in the country.

Inculcating a distinct culture of its own, the bank epitomises a perfect mix of social and commercial banking. Focus on infrastructure lending and global operations, along with a thrust on social sector, has helped the bank in carving a niche for itself. Be it any business, Bangalore based Canara Bank has never lagged behind in entering newer pastures. Strategic alliances or takeovers, the bank has grazed through each scenario successfully. Its recent Joint Ventures in Insurance and Mutual Fund segments, with global majors, say it all. An insistent focus on asset quality, supported by prudent risk management, the bank has been able to bring down its net NPAs to net advances ratio to 0.94 in March 2007.

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Source : IIPM Editorial, 2006

An IIPM and Management Guru Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri's Initiative

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Saturday, June 23, 2007

Now many Apples a day!

Everything at Apple Inc. seems to be taking the sky route. Be it the profits that jumped

88% for the second quarter, the share price which soared above $100 for the first time or the sale of its iPod which has recently touched 100 million sales mark. Interestingly, even the compensation amount of Steve Jobs (who works on a salary of $1!) for the year 2006 came out to be $646 million, which is by far the highest amount paid to any CEO in the world. And Apple has sold 1.5 million Macintosh Computers (growth of 36%) and 10.5 million iPods (growth of 24%) during the quarter, the two factors which have escalated the sales of Apple to $5.26 billion.

“We are very pleased to report the most profitable March quarter in Apple’s history,” said Peter Oppenheimer, Apple’s CFO. Leaving aside this, Apple is also very bullish on the prospective launch of its breakthrough product iPhone (a cell phone-iPod combination) as it expects to create a stir in consumer electronics as it did with the launch of iPod. Well, first with iPod and Mac and now with iPhone, Steve is doing a good ‘Job’.

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Source : IIPM Editorial, 2006

An IIPM and Management Guru Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri's Initiative

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Wednesday, June 13, 2007

AVP – Service Quality Specialist

A leading Multinational Investment Bank is looking for AVP - Service Quality specialist.

The incumbent would coordinate and improve user and management notification for problem status and resolution times. He/she will have to establish a process to interact and interface with users and management in a diligent and concise manner. As a service quality specialist, the incumbent will have to address and prioritize problem events and establish an overall structured approach encompassing stakeholders, the addressing of problems and how they are handled.

The incumbent would also be responsible for Post-Mortem Analysis and coordinate and follow-up post-mortem issues, investigations and solutions. Act appropriately with involved parties for documentation of the incident and any relevant root-cause evidence.

Establish a process for facilitating post-mortem and associated documentation that ensures all parties are aware of the problem and solution. The incumbent would be participating in regular Change Management meetings.

Experience: The incumbent should possess excellent project management skills and should have a total of 6 – 10 years of experience with at least 3+ years in business and technical experience. Strong communication skills are a must.
Location: Mumbai
Apply to: it@planmanindia.com

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Source:- IIPM Editorial, 2006

An IIPM and Management Guru Prof.Arindam Chaudhuri's Initiative

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