The debt market, however, is almost nonexistent in India even though there has been a large volume of Government bonds traded. Banks and financial institutions have been holding a substantial part of these bonds as statutory liquidity requirement. The portfolio restrictions on financial institutions’ statutory liquidity requirement are still in place. A primary auction market for Government securities has been created and a primary dealer system was introduced in 1995. There are six authorized primary dealers. Currently, there are 31 mutual funds, out of which 21 are in the private sector. Mutual funds were opened to the private sector in 1992. Earlier, in 1987, banks were allowed to enter this business, breaking the monopoly of the Unit Trust of India (UTI), which maintains a dominant position.

Before 1992, many factors obstructed the expansion  of equity trading. Fresh capital issues were controlled through the Capital Issues Control Act. Trading practices were not transparent, and there was a large amount of insider trading. Recognizing the importance of increasing investor protection, several measures were enacted to improve the fairness of the capital market. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) was established in 1988. Despite  the rules it set, problems continued to exist, including those relating to disclosure criteria, lack of broker capital adequacy, and poor regulation of merchant bankers and underwriters.

There have been significant reforms in the regulation of the securities market since 1992 in conjunction with overall economic and financial reforms. In 1992, the SEBI Act was enacted giving SEBI statutory status as an apex regulatory body. And a series of reforms was introduced to improve investor protection, automation of stock trading, integration of national markets, and efficiency of market operations.

India has seen a tremendous change in the secondary market for equity. Its equity market will most likely be comparable with the world’s most advanced secondary markets within a year or two. The key ingredients that underlie  market quality in India’s equity market are: exchanges based on open electronic limit order book; nationwide integrated market with a large number of informed traders and fluency of short or long positions and no counterparty risk. Among the processes that have already started and are soon to be fully implemented are electronic settlement trade and exchange-traded derivatives.

Before 1995, markets in India used open outcry, atrading process in which traders shouted and hand signaled from within a pit. One major policy initiated by SEBI from 1993 involved the shift of all exchanges to screen-based trading, motivated primarily by the need for greater transparency. The first exchange to be based on an open electronic limit order book was the National Stock Exchange (NSE), which started trading debt instruments in June 1994 and equity in November 1994. In March 1995, BSE shifted from open outcry to a limit order book market. Currently, 17 of India’s stock exchanges have adopted open electronic limit order.

Indian Capital Market The capital market is the market for securities, where companies and governments can raise long term funds. Selling stock and selling bonds are two ways to generate capital and long term funds. Thus bond markets and stock markets are considered capital markets. The capital markets consist of the primary market, where new issues are distributed to investors, and the secondary market, where existing securities are traded .The Indian Equity Markets and the Indian Debt markets together form the Indian Capital markets

Indian Equity Market at present is a lucrative field for investors. Indian stocks are profitable not only for long and medium-term investors but also the position traders, short-term swing traders and also very short term intra-day traders. In India as on December 30 2007, market capitalisation (BSE 500) at US$ 1638 billion was 150 per cent of GDP, matching well with other emerging economies and selected matured markets.

For a developing economy like India, debt markets are crucial sources of capital funds. The debt market in India is amongst the largest in Asia. It includes government securities, public sector undertakings, other government bodies, financial institutions, banks and companies.

Once you’ve chosen your business and purchased a domain name the next step is to find useful and relevant keywords. Without this step your Web site will get lost among the many Web sites that compete for your business.

To begin keyword research you need to utilize some useful tools. The first Web site you should look at is Google Keywords which is a free tool that displays the amount of searches and competition for specific keywords. It also allows you to find more specific keywords that can better describe your site.

A better tool would be to purchase some type of software or service such as WordTracker which offers detailed information about keywords. Unfortunately it’s not free, but there are other services that are.

2. Find a Niche Market
This cannot be stressed enough as it’s much harder to receive top search engine rankings for a new site than an established site. A new site will have to compete with Web sites that have established high search engine rankings.

To compete with these Web sites is unwise. You first need to find a niche market, and then build up your Web site to a position as to where it can compete with these generic terms. For example let’s say you have a Web site geared towards weight loss. You would not use the keyword “weight loss” because there’s too much competition. You can use one of the keyword tools to find suggestions of related keywords that you will be able to compete against. You may find the keyword “weight loss surgery” or “weight loss techniques.” These phrases are much better keywords than generic terms like “weight loss.”

Use the list of a few keywords, check out the competition that word/ phrase has on Google. Look at the number of competitors. If this exceeds a few million, then you need look for a more specific keyword. The next step is to observe the top listed pages and see how well they are optimized. You can download the Google Toolbar and add Page Rank to your browser for free.

A low Page Rank between 0 – 3 means that you can easily compete with these Web pages. A Web site with a Page Rank of 4 – 6 is a bit tougher to compete with, but is manageable using my guided steps and expertise. You don’t want to compete with Web sites that have a Page Rank above 7. Check the domains homepage, not a sub-page to get an accurate Page Rank!
3. View Competitors Source Code

It’s important to view potential competitor’s source code to see if they have efficiently performed on page search engine optimization. To do this on your Brower click “view” and then click on the “source” option as displayed.”

This will bring up a page with all the html code on it. You don’t need to be an expert with html to understand what we’re looking for. We need to see if our competitor’s Web site is properly optimized. We look to see if they are using their keywords in the header tags, the title tags, and the image alt tags. These should all be located near the top of the source code.

If you cannot find these then go to the toolbar and chose “edit” and select “find” and type in h1 or title, etc. to see if there are being used for the keywords. If these don’t exist or aren’t being used to hold keywords, you have found an easily beaten page. This means that with some proper optimization you will be able to outrank this page. The last thing you want to look at is the body content and to see if the keyword is used a few times in the body content. A site lacking in keywords in the body context is a poorly optimized page. You should always make sure your Web page is keyword rich with relevant content.
4. Keyword Placement

After you’ve selected a few keywords to use we want to combine the ones that have like terms. For example, if you’ve selected three keywords such as: weight loss story; weight loss picture; safe weight loss, you see that all three keywords contain the words “weight loss.” We can combine the words to better optimize your page.

For the title tag the fewer the keywords used, the better the search engines will rank your page.

When we create the page it should NEVER have “Welcome to our Web site!” in the Title Tags.

It should NEVER have “weight loss story, weight loss picture, safe weight loss” in the Title Tags either.

The way the title tags should look is: “Weight Loss Story | Safe Weight Loss Picture” (Note: You can add this character | by holding the shift key on your keyboard and pressing the backslash key above the enter key.)

You should always remove prepositions such as “and” as this will only hurt your search engine optimization. The fewer, more relevant the words, the higher your search engine ranking will be.

Header 1 tags should be placed above your body content. This should contain your most relevant keyword in this tag. i.e. “Weight Loss Story” This main keyword placed in the H1 tag will substantially increase your page ranking! The Header 2 tag should contain your second most important keyword. The header 3 tag will have your least important keyword placed in it. These header tags are often overlooked, but make a significant difference in your on page search engine optimization.

The body content of your Web page should be rich with keywords and relevant content. You should have each keyword appear at least once for every 1-2 paragraphs. Do not stuff your body with keywords. You want to give your body a clean natural look, meaning do not over or under use keywords!

Image tags alt tags should also be keyword rich. Search engines often look at the alt tags of images on your Web site. If the alt tags don’t make use of your keywords then you will be ranked lower than if you had keywords in your alt tags.

5. Homepage Organization

We want the search engines to notice your keywords and index you accordingly. In order to do this you should start and end your body tags with your keywords. This gives the search engine spider information that your page is highly relevant to your keywords.

When the spider looks through your Web site it reads through your content from top left to bottom right. Below is an example of how the search engine reads your page starting with 1 then 2 then 3.

Rather than creating a table that looks like this:
navigational links
Your body text…

You should create a table that looks like this:
Your body text…
navigational links

Now, search engines will view your body content before it views your navigational menu. The search engine will see the top of your page then see a blank area and skip to your body content then move onto your navigational menu

6. Search Engine Submission

The best way to achieve high search engine rankings for new Web sites may not be what you expected. You should not submit your site directly to the search engines as this process can take weeks or even months to get your site listed. Instead you need to get listed on top ranking pages that are relevant to your Web site’s content. These high ranking pages are often optimized on a weekly or even daily basis. Every time the site is indexed your link will appear and the search engines will automatically list your site in its index.

To do this you need to search for Web sites indexed by search engines and get them to link to you. The incentive you need to give them is to write some sort of article relevant to your line of business. At the bottom of the article you include your web page URL to get picked up by the search engines. You submit the article to popular article directories on the Web and you will be indexed by the search engines in a matter of days.

Here’s a list of the most popular article directories:

1. GoArticles.com
2. Ezinearticles.com
3. ArticleCity.com
4. Certificate.net/wwio
5. Amazines.com
6. Articledashboard.com
7. Article-directory.com
8. Submityourarticle.com/articles
9. Magportal.com
10. Isnare.com
11. Pubs.acs.org/hotartcl
12. Article-hangout.com
13. Webarticles.com
14. Articlecube.com
15. Article-buzz.com

The other option is to perform a search of the most generic term that is related to your business. Click through these Web sites looking at the Page Ranks. Contact the Web site and ask them to link to your site and in return for linking back to their site. Always contact sites that are relevant to your line of work and always offer them something their visitors can benefit from once they add your link.

You can purchase a link in top Page Rank sites through link builders. A few of the good Web sites that can do this for you are: textbrokers.com or text-link-ads.com or linkadage.com.

Remember that you only need to purchase a link for one month, since it will take less than one month to get you indexed by the major search engines. Continuing to pay for the link after a month is a waste of your money.

7. Off page Optimization

Here, you need to study the linking strategies of the top 10 Web sites for your keyword. We want to copy their model, but do things slightly better to achieve the top rankings. First open up a spreadsheet in Excel and list the following columns: Linking Web site, Anchor Text, Page Rank, Link Popularity Page Title, and Number of Outbound Links. Then we search your keyword on Google and fill in the information for the top 10 Web sites.

To discover the linking Web sites go to Google and type in the websites URL “link:www.thewebsite.com.” Then count the number of sites that are listed to get the link popularity.

Anchor text is whatever follows the .com or .org of a website URL.

Page Rank is the rank Google gives to Web sites. You can download it for free at Google’s Web site.

Page Title is the title of the page that appears on the top left of the screen. If the title does not contain the keywords then the site is not well optimized and easy to surpass in rankings.

Number of Outbound Links is the number of links located on the webpage linking to the site you’re checking.

Once all this information has been collected you can see what needs to be done to your site to beat the top ranking sites.

8. Search Engines and Capitalization

Capitalizing different letters in keywords brings up different results in search engines. Search engines are case-sensitive so it is important how you use capitalization. The problem with listing every variation of a word results in the search engines thinking that you are spam and deleting your URL. This gets worse with singular and plural words!

The solution is to stick with lowercase listings rather than trying different variations. Studies have shown that most people search in all lowercase and this has the most relevant listings. Not using every other variation means you lose out on 18% of traffic. This is not worth the risk of being banned from the search engines.

9. Search Engine Spamming

Search engine spamming is attempting to achieve top ranks for extremely popular keywords. Search engines have discovered ways to fight keyword stuffing and other search engine tricks. Search engines can detect your spam and will act accordingly by penalizing or banning you from their listings. The risks aren’t worth the temporary rewards. Search engine spam should be considered the same as email spam.

10. Hire a Professional SEO

Hiring a professional search engine optimizer is a great idea if your business relies on Internet sales. Search engine optimization is something that is time consuming and requires lots of research. Most businesses don’t have time to optimize their Web sites. At SEO Optimizers we make sure everything is inline at your site and fix any problems that may be holding you back from reaching the top ranks. If you really want to be at the top of any searches you need professionals to help you solve the problem.

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Job Description :

Associate Consultant Oracle DBA

Ability to do Installation

Patching, cloning, System Administration, Backupand Recovery, administration and monitoring with Supervision

Experience :1.5 Years to 3 Years

Job Location : Gurgaon

Position : Contract to Hire

Contact Details :

Name: Mr. Barath Dronavalli

Address:
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Email : barath.kumar(at)damcosoft.com

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Recruitment of Engineering Assistants in All India Radio and Doordarshan

Name of post: Engineering Assistants

No of post: 128 (SC-52, ST-32, OBC-18, UR-26)

Qualification: Three years Diploma in Radio/ Telecommunication/ Electrical/ Electronics/ Information Technology/Electrical Communication Engineering recognised by Government of India. OR Degree with Physics as one of the subjects from a recognised University. OR Degree in Engineering in the relevant field (as mentioned above for Diploma) from a recognised University OR Diploma in Sound recording and Sound Engineering awarded by Film and Television Institute of India, Pune. Desirable: Knowledge of Wireless or Radio Engineering
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Pay Scale: Rs.9300–Rs.34800

Age Limit: 18 – 27 years

Apply Details :

Applications should be submitted in the prescribed OMR Application Form. The application fee is Rs.100 (Rupees one hundred only) for General / OBC candidates & Rs 25 (Rupees Twenty Five) for SC/ ST/ PH / Ex-Serviceman candidates. The application form can be obtained in person or by post as per the given procedure:- (a) In person-: 1) The forms can be collected from any of the main branch of State Bank of India after depositing the required application fee in cash to the bank. In case of SC/ ST/ PH / Ex-Serviceman candidates, an attested copy of SC/ST/PH/Ex-Serviceman certificate is also required to be submitted at the bank for availing concessional application fee. The candidate shall be required to pay additional handling charges of Rs.10 (Ten) also to the bank. 2) These form can also be collected from the respective controller of Examination with a request in candidate’s own handwriting and demand draft of application fee amount (Rs. 100/- or Rs. 25 depending on the category) in favour of “Prasar Bharati(BCI)” payable at respective cities and an attested copy of SC/ST/PH/Ex-Serviceman certificate in case of candidates of these categories in support of availing concessional application fee. (b) Through post-: A request letter in candidate’s own handwriting along with self addressed envelope of size 14″ X 10″ with postal stamp of Rs.32/- duly affixed on it, Demand draft of application fee amount (Rs. 100 or Rs. 25 depending on the category) in favour of “Prasar Bharati(BCI)” payable at New Delhi and an attested copy of SC/ST/PH/Ex-Serviceman certificate in case of candidates of these categories in support of availing concessional application fee should be sent to Chief Engineer(Training), Staff Training, Institute(Technical), AIR & Doordarshan, Kingsway, Delhi-110009 during the above period. Demand Draft payable at a place other than New Delhi shall not be entertained. The name and address of the candidates should be written on the back side of demand draft. The envelope of request letter should be superscribed with “Recruitment of Engineering Assistants-2010″.

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DLF Corporate Greens is strategically located, next to NH 8, in the upcoming Sector 74A, Gurgaon. Spread over sprawling 25 acres, the project is to be developed on the lines of district centre comprising premium Commercial , Retail and IT spaces.

The pioneering DLF Corporate Greens will set new standards for all the new developments on NH-8, in terms of design and facility, standards and lifestyle aesthetic; making it an unparalleled investment opportunity, with a substantial upside potential.

Highlights

• Spread over 25 acres, to be developed on the lines of a district centre.
• Located strategically, next to NH 8, in the upcoming Sector 74A, Gurgaon.
• Close to proposed Metro Station with excellent arterial connectivity to Dwarka, Manesar and NCR.
• Superb Connectivity to International & Domestic airports, Delhi and the neighboring commercial developments of Gurgaon.
• A well integrated development consisting Commercial Spaces, Retail and IT spaces.
• Ample parking area.
• 100% power back up.
• Centrally air-conditioned with energy efficient chillers.
• 24 hrs security surveillance.
• Modern fire detection; suppression systems with sprinklers, fire/smoke detectors meeting all NBC norms.
• High speed elevators.
• Seismic design complaint as per zone.

Must Haves

These Google products can make the most basic of computing tasks easy and are a must for any Google devotee.

1. Reader: Reader is a Web-based news aggregator that reads Atom and RSS feeds to allows users to easily subscribe, organize and share news items. It even has a mobile version allowing you to get your news on the go.
2. iGoogle: Create a custom designed home page with iGoogle. Users can choose to have their Gmail accounts, calendars, weather, news and more all integrated on one main page they can see when they open their browser. The site also offers a wide number of themes for further customization.
3. Picasa: This Google program makes it easy to manage your photos online and off. Users can download a photo editing and management program to their desktops which makes it easy to mail, upload or post photos to a blog or they can use the online albums provided by the program.
4. Docs: You no longer need desktop publishing applications installed on your computer to type out documents or create spreadsheets, you can do it entirely online with Google. The services allow users to create, publish, share and collaborate on their documents and presentations, and best of all, they’re available on any computer with an Internet connection.
5. Notebook: Research can be easier with this Web clipping application from Google. It makes it simple to clip text, images, and links from pages while researching and then save, retrieve or share the clips later.
6. Desktop: Make it easy to find everything on your desktop with this application from Google. It allows users to search through their email, computer files, music, photos, chats, and web history to find what they need and also allows them to install useful gadgets to their desktops.

Maps and Travel

Make getting from place to place a snap or explore the surface of another planet with these tools.

1. Ride Finder: Hook up with taxi, limousine and shuttle services through this search tool which uses GPS data from vehicles in 14 US cities. Users will access the program through Google Maps and any service that wants to participate in the program is accessible on the site.
2. Transit: Those taking public transportation will appreciate this mapping tool which helps users to plan a trip via the local public transportation options by using Google Maps.
3. Mars: Doing a little space exploration through these maps of Mars, created through a composite of images and data from two NASA missions to the planet. Users can see the elevation, infrared data and photos of Mars through the site.
4. Sky: Those hampered by bright city lights or clouds can still enjoy looking at the night sky with this program from Google. It provides easy access to images from the Hubble telescope through the Space Telescope Science Institute, allowing users to look through planets, stars, galaxies, satellites and more.
5. Earth: Travel around the world without leaving your desk with Google Earth. The program uses satellite imagery and mapping technology to allow you to find and see any location in the world through an attractive and easy to use interface. Some people have claimed the satellite pics comprimise personal security, but either way, it’s a useful tool.

Web Browsing and Development

1. SketchUp: SketchUp is a simple but effective 3D drawing tool designed for both Macs and PCs that can be a handy tool for architects, civil engineers, designers and even game developers. The program comes loaded with some innovative tools and also allows users to upload their drawings directly into GoogleEarth.
2. Checkout: Designed to simplifying the process of paying for things online, Google Checkout stores customer credit card and shipping information making it easy to purchase things with the click of a button. For added security, the site also offers fraud protection and package tracking.
3. Web Accelerator: Make webpages load a little faster by making use of this tool. It uses data compression, prefetching of content, and shared cached data to make even slow Internet connections less painful to use.
4. FeedBurner: FeedBurner can be an easy way to manage a variety of RSS feeds but it also provides a number of tools that are incredibly useful to bloggers, podcasters and other Web developers like traffic analysis and targeted advertising.
5. Web History: This feature from Google makes it easy to find search results that are most relevant to you, find sites you visited and follow trends in your Web browsing history.
6. Base: This tool from Google is an online database in which any user can add content– text, images, documents and webpages. It can be a great way to get your content out there, as if Google finds your information relevant to a search it may appear in search results, in Google Maps or on its shopping site.
7. Co-Op: Co-Op allows web developers to feature specialized information in Google searches, refine and categorize search queries and create customized search engines based on Google Web Search, making it easier to find information about their pages and on them.
8. App Engine: Developers can build and host websites on Google servers using this tool. At present, the site only offers limited free accounts, but in the future more fully-featured pay accounts will be opened up.
9. Website Optimizer: Make sure your site is ship-shape by putting it through the paces with this Google tool. It checks your webpage, testing the content, to help you create the most effective and profitable advertising campaigns, create user-friendly interfaces, and increase overall conversions.
10. Browser Sync: This tool, created by Google, allows users to sync their Firefox browser settings including passwords, bookmarks, history, tabs and open windows, to different computers via the Internet.
11. Click-to-Call: This advertising systems allows customers to call companies for free, or at least at Google’s expense, from search result pages. Users enter their phone number and Google calls them back, connecting them with the advertiser.
12. Page Creator: This program from Google allows users to design and build webpages and then publish them to sites hosted by Google. Users are offered 100 MB of storage and the program comes with a variety of preloaded templates and layouts.

Social Networking and Communication

1. Orkut: This social networking service used to be invitation only, but since 2006 has been open for anyone to join. It allows users to create an account, list information and interests and talk with and add friends to a profile. While less popular in the United States, the site is one of the biggest in both India and Brazil and can be a great way to meet people from around the world.
2. Android: Android is an open source mobile phone platform that is based in the Linux OS and is in the later stages of development by Google and the Open Handset Alliance. When it is released in late 2008, it will allow users to have more control over their mobile devices and, Google hopes, encourage them to use Google products from just about everywhere.
3. Send to Phone: Send yourself a message from the Web with this tool. It allows users to send text messages to their mobile phones about anything they want to remember or share from a simple Google website or through a Firefox extension.
4. Shared Stuff: Google offers this free Web page sharing system that allows users to save and share pages they find interesting on the Web with others. The program can also be integrated into Facebook or del.icio.us.
5. Talk: You may have heard of Google Talk but did you know that it’s not only a chat tool but can be used for VoIP conversations as well? Users can make the most of the service, and enjoy its integration into their Gmail accounts.
6. Dodgeball: This social networking site was created for use on mobile phones and allows users to text in their current location and get information about friends and interesting events that are nearby, as well as the ability to invite friends to come to their current location. It’s currently available in 22 cities in the US.
7. Friend Connect: This new feature offered by Google allows users to easily add social networking functionality to their sites. You can integrate the program with sites like Facebook and Orkut and best of all it requires no in-depth programming know-how.
8. GrandCentral: GrandCentral is a VoIP service that allows customers to link several phone numbers. Users can set up the service to ring certain numbers at certain times of the day or to go through a series of numbers in order to contact them. As an added bonus, it also features a unified voice mail service. The service is currently in the beta stages and users will have to request an invite to get a number.
9. Sites: Create and collaborate on shared websites with this tool from Google. Users can create a simple webpage, collect relevant information and choose who can edit and work on the project with them.

Custom Search Tools

Narrow down your search with these effective online tools.

1. Scholar: Google Scholar provides a great way to through the full text of scholarly literature from all fields and formats. The index of materials gives easy search capabilities to nearly all peer-reviewed journals that appear online and has a “cited by” feature that can make is easier to find related materials and gather sources.
2. Patent Search: This specialized search tool from Google allows users to search through millions of patents from 1979 to the present to see if a particular design or idea has already been claimed. Each patent results page will come complete with citations, drawings and claims from the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
3. Sets: More of a fun tool than a search engine, Google Sets allows you to enter a few items of a set into a search query and the site will try to predict other items in the set. While it’s right on a majority of the time, some results will undoubtedly produce a chuckle.
4. Catalogs: Tired of those old catalogs piling up or filling your mailbox? Unsubscribe to them and browse through catalogs with Google instead, which has collected over 6,600 print catalogs.
5. Search by Number: Did you know you can enter an area code, parcel tracking number or flight information into Google and get the information you need quickly and easily? Simply type in what you’re searching for and Google will do the rest.
6. Accessible Search: This search engine is designed especially to aid those who are visually impaired or blind by giving priority to sites that have been designed for usability by everyone.
7. Trends: Get easy to read graphs of Web trends over time with this tool. It allows users to track searches over city, region or country to see when certain topics were of more interest to browsers. Users can also take a look at Hot Trends which displays the most popular searches over the past hour.
8. Book Search: Formerly known as Google Print, this tool allows users to search through the full text of books that are scanned and stored in the Google database. Results range from entire books to short excerpts depending on arrangements with publishers and copyright issues with the materials.
9. News Archive Search: Browse articles that go back over 200 years with this integrated feature of Google News. Users can find articles from sources like the New York Times, Forbes, the Wall Street Journal and more.
10. Special Searches: Google offers a wide variety of special search tools that can help narrow down what you’re looking for. Choose from searches that specialize in universities, the government, public service, Linux, Microsoft, Apple and more.

Miscellaneous Google Tools

These various Google tools can keep you busy for hours or make doing a wide variety of things even easier.

1. Google Pack: Windows users can take advantage of this collection of software from Google and partner companies. It includes popular Google programs like Desktop, Picasa, Toolbar, Earth and Talk as well as third party applications like Firefox, Adobe Reader, Skype and StarOffice.
2. Gadgets: These mini-applications can by placed on a webpage or on your iGoogle site or if you have Google Desktop to your desktop as well. They make it easy to keep track of events, to-do lists, check the weather, or even just play games.
3. Pinyin IME: With an increasingly global economy, it can be useful to have tools that make it easy to communicate with those speaking other languages. This tool from Google China allows users to convert Pinyin characters that can be entered on a western style keyboard to Chinese characters.
4. Image Labeler: Users can help label images for better search results with this tool that uses a game-like interface. Users compete against another player to label images, creating an enjoyable time for them and helping Google create a more accurate search database.
5. Code Search: Programmers looking for help with code or open source code to use will get directed results with this specialized search tool.
6. Alerts: This email notification service sends out alerts based on categories like news, web and groups. Users are alerted when new articles make in into the top ten news articles or top twenty search results for that item.
7. Apps: Businesses can use Google products within their own domain names with this tool. The standard edition is free, and users can upgrade if they need more storage to use Gmail, Talk, Docs and more.
8. GOOG-411: Google offers users a free 411 service when calls are made from anywhere in the United States and Canada. The service uses speech recognition to help users find a local business or service in their area.
9. Google Moblizer: Make any webpage mobile friendly with this great tool. If you can’t seem to get a page to display right on your PDA or iPhone, pop the URL into this tool and Google will display a stripped down, simpler version of the page that’s easier to see on your mobile device.
10. Gears: Gears is an open source project that gives Web applications more versatility and power by adding new features to your web browser that can include storing data locally, interacting with desktop products and running JavaScript in the background.

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Designation	Telecom Technical Architect
Job Description	As the lead Technical Architect for Telecom, the candidate will architect global call center infrastructure solutions consisting of primarily Avaya Infrastructure with some Nortel Infrastructure and associated applications like IVR, Wall boards, Call Recording, etc. The candidate will require significant domain knowledge and documented experience with advanced call center environments, IP telephony technologies and networking as well as adjacent technologies. The candidate will collaborate with other functional and technical teams to ensure all telecom capabilities are appropriately architected, engineered, tested, and deployed. Along with a broad based foundation in competing and complimentary technologies, this position requires the candidate to demonstrate a proficiency and/or knowledge of advanced call center concepts. The successful candidate will be steeped in Avaya architecture and technology along with a demonstrated ability to translate business and offering requirements into technical architectures. Preference will be Nortel architecture and technologies and integration of Avaya and Nortel. The candidate will work on cutting-edge projects in a highly technical, dynamic, and fast-paced organization; as well as be able to discuss, recommend, and defend approaches to complex problems based on prior experience. Roles and Responsibilities: • Lead technical architect for all telecom infrastructure solutions • Possess strong product, technology and industry knowledge • Partner with offering architects to produce solution assessment, detailed conceptual and logical architectures that meet all business and technical requirements provided • Understand functionality and capability of a core set of telecom infrastructure tools • Function as the Global Architecture subject matter expert on telecom infrastructure tools • Technical ownership of the design and customization of the Avaya Contact Center solutions, systems, and adjuncts during the Design phase, and the Core build out and Acceptance Testing phase • Collaborate with build engineers to produce detailed physical architectures that will lead to timely and successful deployment of management and automation systems • Lead the definition and development of an integrated Global Avaya & Nortel call center solution • Provide expertise and guidance on the configuration and deployment of telecom infrastructure tools • Investigate and validate new telecom infrastructure tools as directed by offering architects and business requirements • Recommend process/procedure improvements as discovered • Completes assigned activities within schedule Skills Required: • Ability to create detailed conceptual, logical and physical architectures • Ability to be concise, articulate, and assertive in all forms of communication in English fluently • At least 2 years experience in Contact Center Design • At least 2 years experience in Programming Call Flows and Testing Solutions • At least 2 years experience in Create Solutions, Overviews and Proposals • Basic knowledge in Customization and integration experience with call recording, call accounting, predictive dialing, IVR, ACD, Interaction Center, CMS / IQ management and/or reporting systems • At least 1 year experience in Contact Center Deployment • Knowledge and experience working in an ITIL driven environment • Excellent analytical and troubleshooting skills • Ability to deal with partners and peers located worldwide • A solid understanding of full lifecycle solution development • Understanding of Call Center operations, administration processes, and network and communication protocols Preferred Education and Work Experience Bachelor’s degree with a focus in applied sciences or engineering from leading institutes At least 3 years experience in Contact Center Design At least 3 years experience in Programming Call Flows and Testing Solutions At least 3 years experience in Create Solutions, Overviews, and Proposals At least 2 years experience in Formal Training/Certification on Avaya Contact Center Design or Implementation (e.g.ACS-Contact Center Design, ACS-Contact Center Implementation, ACE) At least 2 years experience in Nortel Call Center solutions Knowledge about integrating Avaya and Nortel Call Centers At least 2 years experience in Customization and integration experience with call recording, call accounting, predictive dialing, IVR, ACD, Interaction Center, CMS / IQ management and/or reporting systems At least 3 years experience in Contact Center Deployment Exposure to TOGAF 9 and ArchiMate
Desired Profile	Roles and Responsibilities: • Lead technical architect for all telecom infrastructure solutions • Possess strong product, technology and industry knowledge • Partner with offering architects to produce solution assessment, detailed conceptual and logical architectures that meet all business and technical requirements provided • Understand functionality and capability of a core set of telecom infrastructure tools • Function as the Global Architecture subject matter expert on telecom infrastructure tools • Technical ownership of the design and customization of the Avaya Contact Center solutions, systems, and adjuncts during the Design phase, and the Core build out and Acceptance Testing phase • Collaborate with build engineers to produce detailed physical architectures that will lead to timely and successful deployment of management and automation systems • Lead the definition and development of an integrated Global Avaya & Nortel call center solution • Provide expertise and guidance on the configuration and deployment of telecom infrastructure tools • Investigate and validate new telecom infrastructure tools as directed by offering architects and business requirements • Recommend process/procedure improvements as discovered • Completes assigned activities within schedule Skills Required: • Ability to create detailed conceptual, logical and physical architectures • Ability to be concise, articulate, and assertive in all forms of communication in English fluently • At least 2 years experience in Contact Center Design • At least 2 years experience in Programming Call Flows and Testing Solutions • At least 2 years experience in Create Solutions, Overviews and Proposals • Basic knowledge in Customization and integration experience with call recording, call accounting, predictive dialing, IVR, ACD, Interaction Center, CMS / IQ management and/or reporting systems • At least 1 year experience in Contact Center Deployment • Knowledge and experience working in an ITIL driven environment • Excellent analytical and troubleshooting skills • Ability to deal with partners and peers located worldwide • A solid understanding of full lifecycle solution development • Understanding of Call Center operations, administration processes, and network and communication protocols Preferred Education and Work Experience Bachelor’s degree with a focus in applied sciences or engineering from leading institutes At least 3 years experience in Contact Center Design At least 3 years experience in Programming Call Flows and Testing Solutions At least 3 years experience in Create Solutions, Overviews, and Proposals At least 2 years experience in Formal Training/Certification on Avaya Contact Center Design or Implementation (e.g.ACS-Contact Center Design, ACS-Contact Center Implementation, ACE) At least 2 years experience in Nortel Call Center solutions Knowledge about integrating Avaya and Nortel Call Centers At least 2 years experience in Customization and integration experience with call recording, call accounting, predictive dialing, IVR, ACD, Interaction Center, CMS / IQ management and/or reporting systems At least 3 years experience in Contact Center Deployment Exposure to TOGAF 9 and ArchiMate
Experience	7 – 12 Years
Industry Type	IT-Software/ Software Services
Role	Tech Architect
Functional Area	Systems, EDP, MIS
Education	UG – Any Graduate – Any Specialization PG – Any PG Course – Any Specialization
Location	Bengaluru/Bangalore, Hyderabad / Secunderabad
Keywords	Basic knowledge in Customization and integration experience with call recording, call accounting, predictive dialing, IVR, ACD, Interaction Center, CMS / IQ management and / or reporting systems
Contact	Devender Unisys India Pvt Ltd Unisys Global Services DLF Building,APHB Colony Gachibowli HYDERABAD,Andhra Pradesh,India 500019
Telephone	91-40-66241137
Email	devendra.kumar2@unisys.com
Website	http://www.unisys.com/unisys/
Job Posted	05 May

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