Subject Code: IMT-101 Subject Name : NETWORKING Objectives This course will enable a student to successfully: Design and analyze network technologies to meet enterprise needs. Identifying challenges and issues that are part of telecom industry Speak telecom “language” within the industry Content: Topics Overview of Computer Network Network as resource LAN MAN and WAN Network Reference Model OSI Model Protocol hierarchy‚ interface and Services TCP/IP Reference Model Data Communication Techniques
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MSE KIT CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA MICRO & SMALL ENTERPRISES (MSE) INFORMATION KIT | CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA PRIORITY SECTOR DEPARTMENT 1 MSE KIT CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA CENTRAL OFFICE‚ MUMBAI INDEX Sr. No 1. PARTICULARS PAGE NO 2 MSMEs- Unique Features 2. MSMED Act Enterprises & Definition of Micro‚ Small and Medium 3 3. T argets for Domestic Commercial Banks. 4 4. T he Banking Codes and Standard Board of India (BCSBI)-
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Chapter -VI NREGA Implementation: A Macro Overview The National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (2005) was enacted by the Indian Parliament in 2005 to provide a minimum guaranteed wage employment of one hundred days in every fiscal year to rural households with unemployed adult members prepared to do unskilled manual work. Since its enactment in 200 districts‚ it was extended to overall country of India. The basis for the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) in India emerged
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Summary Investor behavior analysis is a study made on the demographics and psychographics of the investor considering the parameters like age‚ gender and income groups and also some psychological parameters that will attract the investor towards that particular investment. This analysis describes why an investor will opt a particular investment and the motive behind the investment and other objectives of investment. Investment markets are becoming more risky and each and every passing day makes
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this information ? (a) Following information is available for a company for January and February 2009. January February Sales (Rs.) Profits (Rs.) 38 lakh 65 lakh Loss (Rs.) 2.4 lakh Compute : (i) 3 lakh - Break even sales volume Profit or loss at Rs. 46 lakh sales Sales to earn a profit of Rs. 5 lakh. (b) Calculate Direct Material Cost Variances Direct Material usage variance and Direct Material Price Variance from the following information : Finished production
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SHRESHTA Your Dreams… Our Designs!!! BUSINESS PLAN CONTENTS Sl. No. | Particulars | Pg. No. | 123456789 | Introduction Mission‚ vision & Objectives Organizational structure Marketing mix * Product * Price * Place * PromotionSWOT analysis * Strengths * Weakness * Opportunities * ThreatsUnique Selling Proposition Legal formalities Financial plan Future plans | 1234810101116
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10 February‚ 2003 th Book value (Rs. lakh) 30 10 40 20 The written down value (WDV) is Rs. 25 lakh for the machinery‚ and Rs.15 lakh for the plant. The liabilities on this Unit on 31st March‚ 2011 are Rs.35 lakh. The following are two options as on 31st March‚ 2011: Option 1: Slump sale to Y Ltd for a consideration of 85 lakh. Option 2: Individual sale of assets as follows: Land Rs.48 lakh‚ goodwill Rs.20 lakh‚ machinery Rs.32 lakh‚ Plant Rs.17 lakh. The other
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BANKER CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP BANKER RIGHTS * Right of Lien * Right of Set-off * Right of Appropriation DUTIES * Duty to Honour Cheques * Duty to Secrecy BANKER::RIGHTS LIEN: Right to retain a security until the debt is discharges or a promise to performed. LIEN GENERAL SPECIFIC - One security more than one charge - One security one charge - Normally the right is exercised - The charge is offered (created by borrower) - This is available to Bankers‚ Factors (finance against
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www.fibre2fashion.com Demand Analysis of Kid’s Wear Market By: Jayakumari.M and Sankar www.fibre2fashion.com Demand Analysis of Kid’s Wear Market By: Jayakumari.M and Sankar Abstract Kid’s wear is getting its importance and scope in today’s market. Dynamics of children’s wear are changing with manufactures& retailers burgeoning private brands. Considerable amount of studies of have been done on kids wear market. Recent studies shows that markets for children’s wear
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5. AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED ACTIVITIES AGRICULTURE 5.1 With more than half of the State’s population still dependent for their livelihoods either wholly or significantly on some form of farm activity‚ expansion of farm incomes continues to be the potent weapon for reducing poverty. Rapid and sustainable growth in Agriculture has been identified not only as a key driver for economic development but also for achieving self sufficiency and ensuring food security to the people. Over the decades‚ Andhra
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