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India to take measures to Control Software Piracy

Rohit — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 13:43:25 +0000

Guys ..We know that it is late for India to look into this serious matter of Software Piracy, but as the saying goes “Better late than never” ,India is taking some steps to control this menace .The rate of personal computer (PC) software piracy dropped in 2008 in about half (57) of the 110 countries studied, remained the same in about a third (36) and rose in just 16, according to the BSA-IDC Piracy Study conducted in 2008. However, the worldwide PC software piracy rate rose for the second year in a row, from 38 per cent to 41 per cent, largely because PC shipments grew fastest in countries such as China and India.

The Government of India has taken following steps to control software piracy. In India, the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) of software is covered under Copyright Law, violation of which attracts both fine and imprisonment on a mandatory basis.
According to the Government, a police officer of the rank of sub-inspector is empowered to seize infringing copies, duplicating and other equipments used for making infringing copies, without a warrant. The ‘Copyright Act’ also prohibits the sale or to give on hire, or offer for sale or hire, any copy of the computer programme without specific authorisation of the Copyright holder.

The Government has also set up a Copyright Enforcement Advisory Council (under MHRD) — the nodal administrative ministry which reviews the progress of enforcement of the Copyright Act and also advises on measures, both on the policy front as well as on the implementation front for its better enforcement. Special cells for monitoring the enforcement of copyright have been set at police headquarters in the states/UTs. Computer software is exempted from customs duty.

The Centre has also instructed various government departments to only use legal copies of software. Ministry of human resource development and department of information technology, Government of India, as well as NASSCOM, will sponsor ‘Software Management Seminars’ to enhance awareness.

“The market competition has also been instrumental in reducing the costs, thus making the products affordable and hence bringing down the piracy. The introduction of software services is another step towards countering piracy,” notes Sachin Pilot, minister of state, ministry of communications and information technology, Government of India.

Well Guys ..The steps have been taken, but it is still duty on our part as well to stop piracy at the individual level at least.

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Management’s Dumb Questionnaire!!

Gagan — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 17:18:39 +0000

Its been time, technology is far more better, humanly interactive and it has been quite a time for it being here, but I guess people aren’t still acquainted with the technology or is it just that they don’t make an effort to search for an optimum solution? I think I would rather presume the latter part to be more enforcing. Recently a colleague of mine sent me a Questionnaire asking me to fill it up it was for her Marketing Research Project! wow!!. Well I was excited but had the fear that it could be another attached Microsoft Word Document, and each time I get my intuition going better and better…There are hell lot of solutions on the internet through which you could easily build a Questionnaire and distribute, without people asking you- “..PLEASE, SPEND 10 MIN. OF YOUR TIME..” for a thing that could have been done in less than 3 minutes of time! Why I ask? Well for those who are still thinking what I’m talking about or in better words – solutions for Questionnaires/Polls/Statistical Questions -

Socrata : Social Data Network. One of the most advanced data creation, collection and management tool.
Google Docs : One of the most used by me, as all the data gets stored as Excel sheet, Automatic graphs based on data.
Free Online Surveys : Free Solution for your survey or Quiz needs. Quite an apet
FormSite : A free and easy to use solution

Google doing Analysis of your data!

I was writing this article and guess what? Well I received another Question a part of one more Questionnaire, hopefully I was successful in stopping the transfer that could have taken my mind for answering those questions on chat, rather I offered help to make that dull chat session into a simply exciting good looking web based questionnaire using Google Docs, and guess we did!! and we got 35 responses in just 18 hours. There was one another Questionnaire which I made for my junior, which was about 12 pages in length of Microsoft Word format. I still remember it was midnight when I working on it, and till that time she hadn’t got a single response from it. And the very next day even before it was 9 in the night, she had 62 responses right in the excel sheet waiting for to lay her hands on it.

Still the practice, the.. information, the.. simple technological usage that could be easily disseminated among the students, among interns still remains hidden from the most of the world. Well, I hope this article does what is necessary.

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Internet Collapses under the burden of MJ’s Death!!

Rohit — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 06:13:30 +0000

Micheal Jackson’s death has come as a shocker to all his fans the world over. He died in New York due to a cardiac arrest on thusday at the age of 50. The news was so shocking for the fans that the internet could also not bear the sudden swarming of fans on various news sites and social networking sites and the traffic got heated up causing a slow down and constant crashing.

It turns out many of the Internet’s top news sites fared better at handling the glut of traffic following the death of singer Michael Jackson than previously thought.

Keynote Systems, a company that tracks site performance, said Friday that it erred in measuring performance for news sites and issued incorrect information Thursday evening.

Dan Berkowitz, Keynote’s spokesman, said the most important thing was to correct the record about ABCNews.com, which he said delivered pages to visitors close to normally during the hour-long traffic spike following Jackson’s death. He added that the company is still studying the causes of the error. A representative for Disney, which owns ABC, said the company saw “no dips in performance” as a result of the traffic glut.

While Keynote’s assessment of site performance may have been overly bleak, many news sites were slow to deliver pages and in some cases were inaccessible at times.

When news of the iconic performer’s death began trickling out, scores of people turned to the Web for information. TMZ broke the news that Jackson, 50, known for producing some of the world’s best selling records, including “Thriller” and “Bad,” had died Thursday afternoon, but the gossip hub cited only unnamed sources and offered few details. As other news services turned their attention to the story and as the public took to the Web to learn more about the performer’s condition, some Web sites began slowing down.

Some Google users complained that the search engine’s News area was inaccessible for a time.

A Google representative confirmed that “between approximately 2:40 p.m. PDT and 3:15 p.m. PDT today, some Google News users experienced difficulty accessing search results for queries related to Michael Jackson.”

CNN.com appeared to be sluggish delivering Jackson stories at times. In its defense, the news organization said that the site saw 20 million page views and a fivefold increase in traffic (from where it was prior to when news about Jackson’s death began widely circulating) in one hour.

Even before Jackson’s death, Thursday was a big day for news sites as word of actress Farrah Fawcett’s death hit the wires in the morning and continued interest in the scandal surrounding South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford.

The traffic deluge came swiftly and lasted for about a half hour, according to internal data here at CNET News, which saw twice the normal amount of hourly traffic shortly after word of Jackson’s death spread. At sister site CBSNews.com, traffic numbers were five times their normal levels.

On Friday, antivirus vendor Sophos reported on a wave of spam related to Jackson’s death that claims to have vital information about the news event. There are no malicious URLs in the spam, but recipients who reply to the message are then providing proof that the e-mail address is legitimate and will likely be targeted in future spam campaigns, the company said.

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Internet Connection Speed: The Top 10 Countries

Rohit — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 04:54:22 +0000

At the end of 2008, approximately 19 per cent Internet connections around the world were at speeds greater than 5 Mbps — a 21 per cent increase over the average global connection speed at the end of 2007.

This is according to the State of the Internet report, a quarterly study by Akamai Technologies, the US-based Internet content distribution giant. The State of the Internet report tracks average connection speeds for countries around the world.

Check out the top 10 nations in terms of average Internet connection speed.

1. South Korea

South Korea rules supreme when it comes to Internet connection speed and broadband connectivity. It is the world’s No.1 with average connection speed of 15 Mbps, ten times the global average!

During 2008, South Korea’s rate of quarterly change appeared to be locked into a cyclical pattern, with quarterly decreases being recorded in the first and third quarters, and increases seen in the second and fourth quarters.

For the whole year, South Korea saw a modest 7 per cent rise in their levels of high broadband adoption. South Korea is also ranked first in terms of high broadband connectivity with 69 per cent connections above 5 Mpbs.

2. Japan

Japan ranks 2nd in terms of Internet connection and high broadband connectivity. Japan ranks 2nd in terms of high broadband connectivity. About 54 per cent of the connections in Japan are above 7 Mbps.

3. Hong Kong

Hong Kong ranks third with an Internet connection speed of 6.9 Mbps. The country ranks fifth in terms of high broadband connectivity with 38 per cent of the connection above 5 Mbps.

4. Romania

Romania is at the fourth position with a Internet connection speed of 5.7 Mbps. The country ranks third in terms of high broadband connectivity with 45% of the connection above 5 Mbps.

5. Sweden

Sweden is at the fifth position with a Internet connection speed of 5.6 Mbps. Sweden ranks fourth in terms of high broadband connectivity with 39 per cent of the connection above 5Mbps.

6. Switzerland

Switzerland has bagged the sixth position with an Internet connection speed of over 5 Mbps. The country however does not figure in the top ten list of countries with high broadband connectivity.

7. Netherlands

Netherlands ranks 7th with an Internet connection speed of 4.9 Mbps. The country ranks 7th in terms of high broadband connectivity with 28 per cent of the connections above 5 Mbps.

8. Belgium

Belgium is at the 8th position with an Internet connection speed of 4.7 Mbps. The country ranks sixth in terms of high broadband connectivity with 31 per cent of the connection above 5 Mbps.

9. Slovakia

Slovakia bags the ninth position with an Internet connection speed of 4.5 Mbps. The country does not figure among the top ten in terms of high broadband connectivity.

10. Norway

Norway ranks tenth with an Internet connection speed of 4.5 Mbps. The country ranks fifth in terms of high broadband connectivity with 38 per cent of the connection above 5 Mbps.

United States is at the 17th position with an Internet connection speed of 3.9 Mbps, up approximately 8 per cent from the average connection speed for the first quarter of 2008.

In terms of Internet connection speed, China is way behind leading economies with an average Internet connection speed of 833 kbps.

India has been ranked at a dismal 115th among 223 countries in terms of average Internet connection speeds. India has an average Internet connection speed of just 772 Kbps compared with the global average of 1.5 Mbps.

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The Cheat Masters..

Rohit — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 11:26:00 +0000

Hey Guys… Exams are over our heads now!! What to do? We haven’t even touched the books… Leave books not even syllabus..!!

Don’t worry,we will pass the exams for sure…(By Hook or Crook.. ).

I was reading a article in the Times of India dated 11th April, about the ways and means the students (of course the Duffers!) go about cheating without being noticed . And they get through with flying colors.

I thought of sharing them with you all.. So here are the Kinds of Cheaters (Duffers, please read these carefully )

Kind 1: Book Worms– Don’t get me wrong.. They are different kind of bookworms !!…They wont read at home ,bus or train..instead they would start reading between the “Three Hours” paper.. roaming around in the corridor or in the bathroom where they store their miniaturized books..

Kind 2 :Chit Makers–These are the kinds who will not read the books all nights, but copy them neatly into small pieces of papers to copy next morning in the exams … Even CIA cannot decipher the codes … They would place them..below the collar,in the tie,in socks,in shoes….and the list goes on..If a cheater would get caught we can collect enough written material that will be more than he has written in the paper!!!

Kind 3-Sheet Changers– These are the most lazy ones… they dont even try the above two formulas …they want the “paki pakai kichdi”(cooked hotchpotch ).As soon as the inviligator turns around, without wasing a microsecond they change their sheets…And voila ..PASS!!

Kind 4: Tattoo Makers–These are the creative kinds..They would write all the formulas and definitions on their handkerchiefs,on hands,legs..Even jeans…WoW…

So what’s your Pick?

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Election 2009, Recession Times but Politicians Shine!

Gagan — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 00:41:53 +0000

A quickie on the elections 2009, we bring you the list of top netas, who have shown a jaw dropping increase in their ass-sets. Even the companies would fear to disclose information of such a high degree in times of recession. No doubts a politician’s job is the best way to beat the heat of recession, have a look and please don’t drop your jaw it will hurt because its our money!

Recession Times but Politicians Shine

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IE 8 still a big Low-Down on Acid3

Gagan — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 18:27:41 +0000

Firefox on Acid Test 3

Hi to all the web dev’s and designers out there. It must be so much interesting news for you guys for the launch of IE8. Well to look at it from another perspective it is quite disappointing for you too, as now you have another browser on your shoulders to see – the site maintains “that look!”. Well I would recommend all you guys to either stick to either Firefox or Safari (I don’t believe, I’m saying it! Safari.. huh). Well if you go a bit deep into assumptive analytics of browsers –

I see Mozilla Firefox being used by more and more population across Operating System be it – Windows, Linux or Mac.
IE is just limited to Windows and Mac
Safari is all geared up for Windows apart from the native Mac.

Talking about ACID3 Test, in short they are reference for testing the support for CSS, for those who have their hunger still unsatisfied can see more about acid tests here. So where were we ? Oh yes, ACID3 Test is for CSS v3. Browser Scores for ACID3:

Safari 4 Beta: 100%
Mozilla Firefox: 71%
IE8: 20% [FAIL]

IE8 On Acid Test 3

So a final word of mouth for all those involved in development and/or designing. I would rather advice you to stick to Mozilla Firefox, as it will be the safest bet until Microsoft comes with a set of SP1,2..n updates to correct problems with the CSS3 Engine in the now, not so anticipated IE8!

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Bill Gates bans Apple in his Home!!

Rohit — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 01:42:25 +0000

This is called ,Rivalary bought at home-in my terms!!

Microsoft founder Bill Gates has banned his family from using Apple’s iPhone and iPod gadgets.

In an interview to Vogue magazine, Melinda Gates has revealed that Bill has barred in three kids, Jennifer, 13, Rory, 10 and Phoebe, 7 from using any of the Apple products.

“There are very few things that are on the banned list in our household. But iPods and iPhones are two things we don’t get for our kids,” the Telegraph quoted her as saying.

However, Melinda herself is swayed by Apple’s iPhone device, which combines a touch-screen music player and web browser with a fully featured mobile phone.

“Every now and then I look at my friends and say ‘Ooh, I wouldn’t mind having that iPhone’,” she added.

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HCL to support Nokia

Gagan — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 20:06:56 +0000

We earlier wrote on Infrastructure Management and all the research firms did the analysis on it telling you how big the market was, and it still needs to be tapped. HCL-Nokia Alliance is the proof of research, and by a proven player – HCL. The deal has been recorded as the largest ever Infrastructure deal in global arena.

Multi-million Dollar Contract, spread across 5 Years, encompassing desktop support across 76 countries in 13 languages. HCL says it has bagged the deal among competition from Global as well as Indian players.

The Scope of the contract -

global account management,
workstation packaging,
creation and maintenance,
workstation security management and
On site support services

HCL plans to offer a variety of new features for Nokia’s staff including a chat facility that will allow users to get support quickly without having to open a service ticket, and a self-service portal with service information, said Pradeep Bindal, senior vice president for Europe of HCL Technologies’ Infrastructure Service Division.

HCL has opened up a new near-shore center in Helsinki, Finland to support Nokia. HCL through its subsidiary – Infrastructure Service Division (ISD) is setting up a 100-person support center in Finland for Nokia and other customer in nordic countries.

The deal has been considered as the biggest infrastructure deal, however Mr. Bindal says the margins are lower in such deals are lower. Generally Infrastructure deals involve taking over the assets (Data centers and workstations) and the prices are part of the deal. However the HCL-Nokia deal is a pure service deal. Mr. Bindal says the billing would be done on

Number of Help Desk requests received
Number of workstations being supported

HCL Facts revealed by Mr. Bindal

HCL currently manages over 650,000 desktops under its remote infrastructure management program.
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Now! Politicians on Sale by Google

Gagan — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 22:06:35 +0000

Well guess what hit the net this time? Politicians, to be specific – L.K.Advani, well yes after polluting the society with their hypocritical and manipulative word plays, politicians are targeting Internet to reach the wider and a bit literate audience. The thing that actually shook me off was the Google Advertisement for Mr. Advani. It presented Mr. Advani more of a product, I was seriously thinking what amount could have been paid on per day basis for Mr. Advani on Google Adwords – 10p, 50p or.. 1 Rs …anyways at least he’s following the Rules of marketing – Sell Yourself.

L.K. Advani on Google Ads

The whole solution (except the blog) powered by Tetrain Information Services, I still remember this co., in 2006 I saw the website came to know about the first ever technical support for Open Source products in India (esp. Linux). The co. has expanded to more Open Source, see their website and you’ll know instantly. Convincing politicians to have their presence felt on the Internet is quite a deal. At least, if not monetary they would be getting some personal corporate benefits for sure.

Well here’s a quick view on the solution by Tetrain, easy to decode .

Joomla! Admin Panel - LKAdvani.in

Joomla! CMS (The main website)

Chronoforms for feedback

A Custom theme

Custom Slide rotators

Blog Powered by WordPress

Forum powered by phpBB

Forum Statistics at the time of writing this post: Total posts 2562 • Total topics 1080 • Total members 1655

The wholes website is powered by Open Source softwares. At least at one point, I think people take good decision, I’m talking about the Tetrain and NOT Mr. Advani. Well, Mr. Advani is online, the site has a lot of feedback points. I’m just worried that ..

are these feedbacks even read ?

I’m (100*100)% sure that these contents are part of SEO tricks by the undertaking organization.

Flood site with all Goodie, Goodie contents : Some of them even without consent of Mr. Advani.

I would hardly dream of Mr. Advani going through his websites or the comments of his blogs,

Assuming he does, he is sure to go for hard-paged prints, coupled with the invaluable excuse of the falling short of time to view his own website/blog/forum. They all are the same Environmental Suckers.

FACT: There is no post on the forum that has a user named ‘advani‘ or even a part of it. As for now, its all other users who are posting and consoling each other, and if my gut feeling is intact, its the same old trick, creating fake user accounts and starting of the with the posts – impersonating.

Anyways, I would be signing off!

Jai Hind!

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SuperCrunchers-The power of Numbers

Rohit — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:54:00 +0000

A new book called Supercrunchers is getting a lot of attention nowadays. The author, a Yale law professor, argues that super-crunching always trumps intuition!

Super Crunching is ” Thinking By Numbers ” as stated by the author in this New York Times and Wall Street Journal best seller.The book brings out the “power” in numbers.

Why would a casino stop you from losing? How can a mathematical formula find your future spouse? Would you know if a statistical analysis blackballed you from a job you wanted? All these can be answerd to while thinking by numbers .

Today, number crunching affects your life in ways you might never imagine. In this lively and groundbreaking new book, economist Ian Ayres shows how today’s best and brightest organizations are analyzing massive databases at lightening speed to provide greater insights into human behavior. They are the Super Crunchers. From internet sites like Google and Amazon that know your tastes better than you do, to a physician’s diagnosis and your child’s education, to boardrooms and government agencies, this new breed of decision makers are calling the shots. And they are delivering staggeringly accurate results. How can a football coach evaluate a player without ever seeing him play? Want to know whether the price of an airline ticket will go up or down before you buy? How can a formula outpredict wine experts in determining the best vintages? Super crunchers have the answers. In this brave new world of equation versus expertise, Ayres shows us the benefits and risks, who loses and who wins, and how super crunching can be used to help, not manipulate us.

No one who wants to stay ahead of the curve should make another keystroke without reading Ian Ayres’s engrossing and enlightening book.

Happy New Year from DelhiTechies

Rohit — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 11:18:32 +0000

Happy New Year

DelhiTechies and it’s team wishes the Readers a very prosperous and successful New Year 2009.

May this Year bring You lots of joy and happiness in Your lives.

Do keep Reading the exiting blogs on Delhitechies.

Best Wishes..

T.E.A.M. – DelhiTechies

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Infrastructure Management Services – India’s Next Mega Trend!

Gagan — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 19:58:03 +0000

Well, after BPO and Offshore Web Development, Offshore Software Development the next big wave of IT Industry would be economics of Infrastructure Management Services. The most profitable being the Remote Infrastructure Management which enables Organizations in US (or elsewhere in the world) to outsource their infrastructure management which may usually includes supporting Data centers activities comprising -

Storage Support – Tivoli, EMC, etc.
Operating System support – Linux/Unix, Windows
Application Servers Support – IIS, Apache, Tomcat, WebSphere, Glassfish, JBoss
Database Support – Oracle, MySQL, MS-SQL Server,etc.
ERP Support – SAP Basis Support
e-Mail Server Support – send mail, MS-Exchange, etc.
End-User Support – Identity Management, Active Directory, LDAP, etc.

According to top Research firms, RIMS has a lot to contribute to the countries economy. It is estimated that RIM Services can help organizations save 60% of the costs that they are incurring NOW!

NASSCOM – Out of India RIMS Business is $ 200-300 Million.
RIMS Business potential estimated by TOP Research firms -
- NASSCOM: $ 150 Billion
- Forrestor: $ 111 Billion
- Gartner: $ 80 Billion

There’s a very good small presentational PDF Document published by HCL on NASSCOM Website is available for reading. You can download it from NASSCOM’s Website (or Download Directly from DT: Remote Infrastructure Management Overview – HCL).

Maples ESM, a Global IT Infrastructure Co. has already come up with a course offering in RIM, Networking, UNiX Support, SOA/Middleware Training and Mainframe Training. One of the reason of Co. doing so is McKinsey India report which says that RIMS alone would create 3.25 to 3.75 Lakh job opportunities by the year 2013 capturing $ 13-15 billion worth of share. Adding to this the best of all the features is RIMS is being considered recession proof as what VM Kumar COO, Maples ESM. He say’s …

In times of slowdown in the US, it does make sense for companies to outsource the management of existing IT infrastructure rather than pay a local engineer $16,000 as salary to do it, That way, this sector is recession proof for India as companies can postpone application development to save costs but will have to manage their IT infrastructure, which can be done less expensively by outsourcing

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Indians..Taking over the World

Rohit — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 06:56:41 +0000

Pepsi’s Indra Nooyi, Citibank’s Vikram Pandit and steel world’s Lakshmi Mittal, are amongst a few names who have proved there mettle all over the world. The extent to which desis have made an impact in the US was reeled off in the Rajya Sabha — as many as 12% scientists and 38% doctors in the US are Indians, and in NASA, 36% or almost 4 out of 10 scientists are Indians.

If that’s not enough digest this: 34% employees at Microsoft, 28% at IBM, 17% at Intel and 13% at Xerox are Indians.

And the House of Elders also heard some startling facts about a country that’s still stuck with a Third World tag — 20% of gold in the world is used by Indians and nine out of 10 diamonds used in the world are made in India.

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Congress Celebrations are they worth it?

Gagan — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 12:16:35 +0000

So, what’s with the congress celebrations ? Well here are some not so celebrating pics that made me to believe – Is that celebration actually required even before you prove yourself to the people who have trusted you ??? I don’t think so, anyways have a look and if you are annoyed like I was, feel free to share!

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