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    Academic Practice for Business CONTENTS Introduction Definition of Mergers Merging Intelligently Steps for Merger Success Reasons for Failure in Mergers Analysis TATA group the market Pioneers Tata Steel Tata Teleservices Do Mergers add value to business? Introduction In a times where there is cut throat competition for even the biggies‚ organizations who have been playing since many decades and the rulers of economy it became a concern for them for how to survive?

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    Manufacturing Strategy

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    Manufacturing Strategy – MBA 622 Instructor Prof. R.R.K. Sharma rrks@iitk.ac.in Office : FB326‚ Residence H.No. 643‚ IIT‚ Campus Kanpur – 208 016 COURSE OBJECTIVES Most of our students (B Tech and MBA) are engineers in various disciplines. It is natural that they develop their career in the “Manufacturing Function” of organizations they join. This course prepares them to take up the responsibilities as the “Manufacturing Chief” or the “Manufacturing Vice President” of the company. Briefly

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    Wireless Application Protocol Muhammad Mahboob Elahi(BS Electronics-5th semester) Samiullah Babar(BS Electronics-5th semester) Farooq Baig(BE Electronics-5th semester) Abstract While the evolution of cellular networks has resulted in many mobile services‚ such services are primarily for voice. Mobile phone users do have the desire to access the Internet. However‚ Internet protocols are not designed to operate efficiently over mobile networks. WAP‚ the standard developed by the WAP forum

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    The Zero Moment of Truth Automotive Study Google/Shopper Sciences April 2011 Summary •  The path to purchase in the automotive category is quite extensive. The vast majority of shoppers take several months to go from decision to action. •  During this time‚ shoppers are using a wide array of sources. FMOT‚ ZMOT and Stimulus all have above average usage. •  Mobile and Online Social source nodes are the only ones that do not pass the average. However‚ compared to Online Social and Mobile usage

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    Chemical Syllabus

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    PTU/BOS/Ch/101/30-12-2004/ BATCH 2004 Punjab Technical University‚ Jalandhar B.Tech. Chemical Engg. Scheme of Syllabi ( 3rd Semester ) Sr. no 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Course Code Ch-201 Ch-203 Ch-205 Ch-207 Ch-209 Ch-211 Ch-213 Ch-215 Ch-217 Course Title Mechanical Operations Numerical Methods in Chemical Engineering Organic & Biotechnology Chemical Process Calculations Fluid Flow Strength of Materials Strength of Materials Lab. Fluid Flow Lab. Numerical Methods in Chem. Engg. Lab. L 3 3

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    4G Wireless Networks

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    abbreviation for 3rd generation. It is the wireless technology that initially enabled Internet browsing over wireless networks. An example of 3G technologies is EV-DO. 4G is the generic abbreviation for 4th generation. It is the wireless technology that was designed to optimize data over wireless networks‚ improving the speed and efficiency of data delivery. LTE is one of the technologies that can be used to build a 4G network. This research will compare contrast 3G wireless networks to 4G networks.

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    The significant development of information technology over past few years has led to the increasing demand of resources‚ extra bandwidth and computational power. Small and medium business companies with their limited budget are finding themselves in the middle of balancing between its client/employee needs and maintaining efficient work environment. In today’s economy the answer for the above problem is ‘Cloud Computing’. Cloud computing offers software and hardware resources and in some

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    Erik Cohen Business Ethics 26 September 2011 The Insurance Industry and Business Ethics The Insurance industry is a perfect example of the use of “grey areas” in the culture of business ethics in the United States. Within my research and years of experience in the field of insurance the use of business ethics couldn’t be of greater importance then the companies that provide the actual policies themselves. Even with all of the regulations the Insurance Department puts on the insurance

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    Abuse Of Technology In The Hotel Industry The hotel industry is a multi-billion dollar business that is ever changing with society. Because of this fast-paced trend‚ hotels are changing the way they operate to better serve the guest. An establishment will do everything in its power to obtain and keep the guest clientele. Technology plays a major role in helping build‚ open‚ and operate these new beautiful and elegant hotels. How does technology play such a major role in the hotel industry? With

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    Wireless Sensor Networks

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    1. Introduction The increasing interest in wireless sensor networks can be promptly understood simply by thinking about what they essentially are: a large number of small sensing self-powered nodes which gather information or detect special events and communicate in a wireless fashion‚ with the end goal of handing their processed data to a base station. Sensing‚ processing and communication are three key elements whose combination in one tiny device gives rise to a vast number of applications

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