...Master Plan and Projects……………………………………………………………………….Page 11 15. Agreements Signed in Chronological Order……………………………………………Page 12 16. Land & Peripheral Infrastructure……………………………………………………………Page 13 17. Project Execution/Construction……………………………………………………………..Page 13 18. After Completion……………………………………………………………………………………Page 17 19. First Test Flight……………………………………………………………………………………….Page 17 20. Reason for Delay in Opening BIAL………………………………………………………….Page 18 21. Revenue Realization……………………………………………………………………………….Page 18 22. Issues in Operations and Maintenance Phase………………………………………..Page 20 23. References……………………………………………………………………………………………..Page 25 1. Background HAL Bangalore International Airport also known as HAL Airport or Hindustan Airport, is the...
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...IBM, Bangalore A White Paper Challenges of Managing a Testing Project: (A White Paper) A White Paper Page 1 of 20 Vinod Kumar Suvarna IBM, Bangalore A White Paper Introduction Testing is expected to consume 30 – 50 % of the Project Effort, Still properly managing testing project is not considered seriously. Project Managers always undermine the impact the testing activity has on the Project Cost and Schedule. Hence the testing activity is usually unplanned and uncontrollable. As the project manager assumes that the main focus of the testing activity in the project is not to meet the project schedule. But Its is a reality that a thorough and close monitoring of the Testing project is required to increase productivity, reduce cycle -time and improve quality. Below pie chart depicts the Project effort distribution by phase for a development project, where independent testing team performs the testing activity. Project Effort Distribution by Phase 21 35 Requirement Design Code & Unit testing Testing 25 19 A White Paper Page 2 of 20 Vinod Kumar Suvarna IBM, Bangalore A White Paper The Problem / Issues / Improvement Opportunity in Hand: Ask a Tester ‘Why he/she needs to burn midnight oil to churn a Quality Product?’ Answer is obvious ‘Needs to put extra time and effort to overcome the Project schedule slippage ‘ Ask a Project Manager ‘Why the Project is in trouble during the last phase?’ Answer is obvious ‘Not Sure, Did not anticipate...
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...rest having a combination of hotel, casino and restaurant. The first hard rock was opened in 1971 which was in London and then spanned the rest of the world after the year 1982 and jumped to different continents. The branch in Bengaluru is a restaurant / bar, which is based on a corporate theme which is a rock vintage appeal. The restaurant /bar are located on MG road in the book society building. The book society is one of the oldest buildings in Bengaluru. Hard rock cafe opened on estimated 29th December 2007. With its rock n roll theme the restaurant chose a building that would represent its ideals as a franchise and bring the look. Their main element of the restaurant / bar would be its memorabilia of rock legends displayed all over the area. As quoted by the hard rock website “Today, Hard Rock International, with Hard Rock Cafe at its core, is an entertainment and leisure company that continues to successfully expand the Hard Rock Brand through myriad music-related ventures, breath-taking properties, collectible fashions, and a great rock 'n' roll attitude.” The architect of Hard rock cafe Bengaluru are Khosala associates and the interior designer is Final Joshi,...
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...SILENT FRIENDS OF IIM BANGALORE Walking through the green and clean campus of IIM Bangalore the thought of an area where the wastes from the entire campus are dumped hardly comes to our mind. The search for the waste pickers working at IIMB took us to a remote corner of the college which was surrounded by the remains of some ongoing construction work and had garbage thrown here and there along the path. The sight wasn’t pretty and the stench in that place was repulsive .We wondered how anyone could work in such a place where it was not even possible to breathe .With our noses covered with handkerchiefs we stood there watching a few women wearing gloves and a mask on their faces and bent over the pile of wastes dumped there, indifferent to the stench around and busy in picking through them .This is how our research about the life of waste pickers at IIMB began. total of 6 women who work as waste pickers and are employed by Saahas: an organization that works towards waste management. After segregation, food wastes are used in Biogas plant inside the campus, remaining wastes are sent outside the campus for recycling or dumping. 200-300 kilograms of food wastes are generated in IIM Bangalore campus every day. IIM Bangalore manages about 75% of all wastes generated within the campus and has a composting capacity of 100 kiligrams of food wastes. The 6 waste pickers who work inside campus are supervised by Vijaya, a 38 year old woman who was very friendly and talked at length about...
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...contributed to the city's growth as the economic powerhouse of India . Though often affected by floods and earthquakes, the city has always come out on top. Improved infrastructure has been key to Surat 's rapid rise. A number of elevated roads and flyovers have facilitated the thriving diamond and textile business of the city. The city's Varachcha flyover is claimed to be India 's longest. Surat with its low unemployment rates, high job rates and one of the highest per capita small business credit is the top destination for jobs and business. It is said that if you want to make money, Surat is the place to be in. 2. BANGALORE Growth rate: 10.3% What was knows as the Pensioners' Paradise 10 years back, has grown 10-fold today and a study reveals that the rupee millionaire club in Karnataka's capital is the most crowded in India . Bangalore also boasts of having the largest number of households with an annual income of Rs 10 lakhs (Rs 1 million) or more. With an estimated population...
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...transfer and building capabilities for the corporates. The sessions are interactive and use a variety of learning methodologies including case studies, lectures, role plays, group activities. The forum also provides a medium for senior executive networking. The response from the industry has been overwhelming and has encouraged us to regularly organize the Chief Executive forum. The high standards set in the past push us to strive for the Chief Executive Forum to be rigorous and relevant to business context in future. Month July Programme A Marketer's View of Competitive Strategy Director PROF. JOHN A. CZEPIEL New York University, Leonard N. Stern School of Business Place Delhi Hyderabad Chennai Bangalore Delhi Pune Mumbai Bangalore Delhi Hyderabad Bangalore Chennai Date 12th July ’10 14th July ’10 16th July ’10 19th July ’10 20th August ’10 16th August’10 19th August ’10 17th August ’10 9th September’10 10th September’10 13th September’10 14th September’10 August Retail Competition: Strategies PROF. VISHAL SINGH in the Changing Retail New York University, Leonard Landscape N. Stern School of Business September Financial Risk Managment and the 2008 financial Crisis PROF. PIETRO VERONESI University...
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...Luxury Housing in India The total value of luxury homes, launched in 182 luxury residential apartments, offering a total of 25,570 units across the top seven cities of NCR-Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune and Kolkata in 2008-2012 was around USD 30 billion. The annual sales of luxury houses currently stood at around US$ 4.3 Billion in 2010, and are expected to grow at a CAGR of over 30% during the forecast period (2009-2013). 1) Bangalore is at the top of the chart as more than 50% of total luxury units launched in 2012. 2) Pune has a contribution of nearly 8%," 3) Hyderabad has also seen an upward trend Cities like Mumbai, Kolkata, and the NCR have witnessed a decrease in the total luxury units launched in 2012 in comparison to 2011. % of luxury housing amongst total housing Bangalore 7% Mumbai 5% Hyderabad 5% Expansion rate in prominent areas Goregaon East in Mumbai 44% Gurgaon in the NCR 42% Western Hyderabad 13% Hebbal in Bangalore 21% Online Real Estate market: Real estate video tours offer the prospective customer the benefit of viewing the entire showcased property from the comfort of his/her home. A video footage of the agent, complete with narration and graphics, is indispensable from the perspective of establishing brand identity. Magicbricks.com claims to be India’s leading property portal in terms of traffic, and provided propertyportalwatch.com with comScore figures to support this claim. These figures, covering December...
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...Enterprise) | Registered Office: No.82,Shakthi Bhavan, Race Course Road, Bangalore - 560 001 | 2. Steps for Submitting application :ONLY ONLINE (THROUGH COMPUTER) APPLICATION WILL BE ACCEPTED. NO APPLICATION WILL BE ACCEPTED THROUGH POST, PERSONAL DELIVERY, COURIER OR ANY OTHER MODE. a. Preparation before filling online application form : i. Download and print the entire notification along with application form. ii. Please read and fill up the application form manually (for your reference only). iii. Application fee Rs.200/- (Rs.100/- for SC/ST candidates). Mode of Payment : Candidates should remit the application fee in any branches of State Bank of India only. The Karnataka Power Corporation Limited Current Account No. 00000031480010180 at State Bank of India, IFB, Residency Road, Bangalore. (Please click to get the proforma for reference.) In case of State Bank of India branch is not available, the candidates can remit the application fee to the Karnataka Power Corporation Limited Current Account No. 00000031480010180 with State Bank of India, IFB, Residency Road, Bangalore, through any branches of State Bank Groups. (Please click to get the proforma for reference.) In case of non availability of SBI or State Bank Groups, the candidate can remit the application fee to the Karnataka Power Corporation Limited Current Account No. 00000031480010180 with State Bank of India, IFB, Residency Road, Bangalore, through NEFT No. SBIN0009077 to the beneficiary - Karnataka Power...
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... | Address :Sampangiramnagar ,Bangalore-560027 | Email id.: sonianao21@gmail.com Mobile No.: +919743547085 | CAREER OBJECTIVE: | * To develop further knowledge in the field of Healthcare and work for the growth of the organization by coordinating, organizing and utilizing technical skills. COMPUTER SKILL: | * Microsoft Office including Word, Excel and Powerpoint * Windows * Basic Internet Functions AREA OF INTEREST: | * Hospital Administration * Hospital Planning and Operations * Finance * Public Health * Hospital Information System QUALIFICATION: | COURSE MBA in Healthcare and Hospital Administration | INSTITUTION GEMS B SCHOOL | UNIVERSITYBHARATHIAR UNIVERSITY | YEAR OF PASSING 2015 | PERCENTAGE | Bachelors in Hospital Administration | Padmashree College of Hospital Administration, Bangalore | Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences | 2010-2013 sem:72%6th sem: 5t | 80.2 | 10+2 | Human Resource Development Academy,Manipur | COHSEM | 2010 | 68.75 | 10th | Little Flower High School, Imphal, Manipur | BOSEM | 2008 | 68 | | INTERNSHIP: 6 months INTERNSHIP in HCG Hospitals, Bangalore | ACHIEVEMENTS: | Topper of Rajiv Gandhi University in 1st Year and 2nd Year of B.H.A (2010-2013) POSTINGS: | * Gurushree Hospital, Chandra Layout, Bangalore( 2 months) PROJECT UNDERTAKEN: | * Project...
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...IKEA - PRODUCT LAUNCH IN INDIA (BANGALORE) Project Submission - 1 Group-7 1. Jai Prasanna Sudhan S.P (1211024) 2. Karthikeyan T (1211029) 3. Kalayappan S (1211103) 4. Ravishankar N (1211134) 5. Karthik P (1211347) Management Decision Problem: To evaluate the market opportunity for IKEA in Bangalore, India Marketing Research Problem: 1. To assess the opportunities for furniture industry in Indian market 2. To identify the segments and target market relevant to the product line of IKEA 3. To determine the branding and positioning strategy for these target segments 4. To evaluate the sustainable competitive advantage of IKEA in Indian market 5. To evaluate the effectiveness of the IKEA retail concept in Indian market Components of MR problem: S.No. | Marketing Research Problem | Components of the problem | 1. | To assess the opportunities for furniture industry in Indian market | i) How attractive is Indian market to invest in furniture industry? ii) Evaluation of Indian organized and unorganized players and their unique features in the market | 2. | To identify the segments and target market relevant to the product line of IKEA | i) What is the customer profile in Bangalore w.r.t age, income, marital status, occupation and socio economic classification? ii) Who are the potential customers for the IKEA products? iii) What are the behavioral characteristics of the targeted customers? | 3. | To determine...
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...Describe the Situation Sector Bella Healthcare was founded in 1960 as a manufacturing of Holter monitors. Due to the advent of transistors by early 1960’s, Bella Healthcare had become widely accepted for clinical use. Bella Healthcare India was originally established in Bangalore as a low-cost manufacturing facility for a U.S.-based cardiology equipment developer. The company was launched with The Bella brothers developed version of Holter that was more comfortable for patients and more reliable than competing device. As the year goes by the company expanded its offering to a range of cardiology equipment. Bella Healthcare wanted to establish an Asian Manufacturing location in addition to its facility outside St. Louis, after accessing several location there was a strong recommendation to select Bangalore. Bella had sales office in Europe and Asian Market but this would be the first manufacturing facility outside the US. Bella Healthcare India started operation in 1990s. Bella India is bent on achieving goals and innovation of health facilities. The Bangalore facility products were lower cost but also of high quality. Strategic Aim The establishment of an Asian manufacturing location in addition to Bella’s Facility outside US was succeeded by the Bella healthcare India. The immediate goal was to establish a lean low cost manufacturing facility in India. In 1990 operation at Bella Healthcare India started with the assembly and testing of EKG electrodes and amplifies....
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...derived from a doctoral student's research interest. • Doctoral students are expected to pursue academically rigorous coursework and work independently on a research topic that develops and leads to the completion of a doctoral dissertation. • Doctoral students will be part of an intellectually-stimulating and demanding environment that requires participation in seminars, interactive discussions and workshops, which are delivered by research scholars, faculty and experts from the respective areas. • Doctoral students are encouraged to develop original ideas, collaborate on research projects, and present their work at major national and international conferences. Areas for Research: The doctoral study at the School of Business is offered in the following areas of specialization: • Marketing • Finance • Organization, Leadership & Human Resources • Operations and Systems In the event that a doctoral student selects an interdisciplinary area of research, the University would consider such request on a case-by-case basis. Marketing |Specializations |Credits |...
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...international workflow into India, mainly because of low communication costs and the financial sense behind outsourcing non-core activities. It is an obvious advantage for any modern city to have a significant presence of this industry, which is creates white-collar, high-profile jobs and has remarkable effects on its real estate market. Karnataka's thriving IT industry is mostly concentrated in and around Bangalore. The Information Technology in Karnataka state has become one of the main pillars of economy. Majority of IT activity in Karnataka is concentrated in Bangalore. Lately, other parts of Karnataka have also seen a growth in IT related activity. Some recent developments regarding the industry in Karnataka are described below. Bangalore, has been recognized as a world renowned IT hub and considered as Silicon Valley of India/ the IT Capital of India. It is among the top 10 preferred entrepreneurial locations in the world. Many companies preferred Bangalore to start business operations. Many MNC's like HP, IBM, Intel, AMD, Cisco, Kyocera, Oracle etc. This has made Bangalore a first choice for IT investments It has advantages like abundantly available skilled workforce,...
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...PRESENTED BY: KUMAR MANGALAM BIRLA Vikas_214in@yahoo.co.in LIST OF OUTLETS VISITED Name of catering agency | Address-Main office | Purnabrahma catering services | 7th phase-J.P Nagar | Govind Caterers | 2nd phase-J.P Nagar | Sri Nandini caterers | 4thblock-Koramangala | Babu catering services | V.V Puram | NAMMURA HOTEL | 4th block Jaynagar | Hotel Nandini catering services | 6thphase-J.P Nagar | Bhavani Caterers | 9thblock-Jayanagar | Sri Annapoorneshwari Caterings | Kumar Swamy layout | Leela Caterers | 2ndphas-J.P Nagar | Svs Caterers & Tent house | Hanumath Nagar | OBSERVATION 1: Name of catering agency | No. of sales personnel | Customer GroupMin-Max | Outsourced Services | Service Charges (Per Plate) | Purnabrahma catering services | 20-80 | 100-1200 | Tent, utensils , ice creams | Rs.250-900/- | Distribution Channel 1: Inferences * The owner itself is order-taker for wedding purpose and office gatherings. * Two managers appointed one for Outsourcing and other for other services. * Average 30-40 people needed to execute one catering order. OBSERVATION 2: Name of catering agency | No. of sales personnel | Customer GroupMin-Max | Outsourced Services | Service Charges (Per Plate) | Govind Caterers | 35-65 | 120-1000 | Decoration, Tents, Water | Rs.200-750/- | Distribution Channel 2: Inferences * The firm has delegated their work into two parts Order Taker and Order Executor * The process to execute...
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...User Id: CANDIDATES ARE REQUESTED TO RETAIN THE PRINTOUT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PAGE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. Personal Details Name of Candidate: Nationality: Indian Other Nationality: Person with Disability/Differently Abled (PWD/DA): No PWD/DA Category: Do you require wheelchair support at the test centre?: Disability Percentage: Communication Address Hno-19-1-914/3 Muralinagar Bahadurpura Address : State/Union Territory: TELANGANA Other State/Union Territory: Country: India Other Country: City: Hyderabad Pin Code: Other Town/City : Mobile Number: 500064 Other City With Other Country: 9290022422 Mobile Number (Alternate) : Email Address: Email Address (Alternate) : Exam Centre City Preferences Preferred City 1: Hyderabad Preferred City 2: Vishakapatnam Preferred City 3: Vijayawada Preferred City 4 Kurnool Academics Details SSC/10th Std/Equivalent Details Aggregate marks: March Total Marks Obtained : 331 Maximum Marks : 600 SSC/10th Std/Equivalent Board Name Andhra Pradesh Board of Secondary Education 2011 Other Board Name: HSC/12th/Equivalent/Diploma Course Details Course Type: HSC Aggregate Marks: 58.99 Total Marks Obtained: 589 Maximum Marks: 1000 12th/Equivalent Board Name: Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate Education Other Board Name: Duration of Diploma Course: University/Board/Other Authority Name: ...
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