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15/08/2013

22/07/2013

plz compare our PM to British PM: read.............
urges Google, Yahoo to act on po*******hy:

(Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron challenged the Internet search engine providers Google (GOOG.O), Yahoo (YHOO.O) and Bing (MSFT.O) on Sunday to block images of child abuse, calling for more action against online po*******hy.

In a television interview, Cameron said search engines must block results for searches using blacklisted keywords to stop Internet users accessing illegal images.

Evidence in two recent high-profile child murders in Britain has shown that the killers accessed online child po*******hy. Although search companies have pledged to help remove images from the Internet, Cameron says he wants them to go further.

"I have a very clear message for Google, Bing, Yahoo and the rest. You have a duty to act on this - and it is a moral duty," Cameron was due to say in a speech on Monday, according to an advance text, demanding that the companies report back to him in October on their progress.

Cameron also said the government was ready to introduce new laws if search engine providers did not offer enough cooperation.

Last week, U.S. authorities said they had arrested 255 people suspected of sexually exploiting children online in a cross-border operation involving eight other countries.

In June, Google donated around 3 million pounds to combat the problem, including 1 million pounds to the Internet Watch Foundation, a group committed to ridding the Internet of child po*******hy.

"We have a zero tolerance attitude to child sexual abuse imagery. Whenever we discover it, we respond quickly to remove and report it," a Google spokesperson said.

Bing, owned by Microsoft Corp, said it would support education and deterrence campaigns and that it was working with the British government to determine the best industry-wide approach to tackle illegal content.

17/07/2013

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11/07/2013

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10/07/2013

TCS replaces Tata Steel as India's most admired company:

NEW DELHI: Software giant TCS has replaced its group firm Tata Steel as the country's most admired company, as per a Fortune list released today.

TCS is followed by Hindustan Unilever, ITC, Infosys and SBI in the top-five, while last year's top-ranked firm Tata Steel has slipped to seventh position in the list of India's 50 most admired companies.

Both ITC and Infosys are ranked at the third position. There are a total of four Tata Group companies on the list, while as many as ten PSUs have made it into the rankings, global business magazine Fortune's Indian edition said today.

Besides, the Indian entities of many multi-national companies including Coca-Cola, Microsoft, Samsung, Nokia, Dell and Intel have also made it into the league of most admired companies.

The rankings have taken into account various factors such as corporate governance, innovativeness, CSR and leadership.

L&T (6th rank), Maruti Suzuki (9th) and ICICI Bank (10th) also feature in the top ten.

Besides Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Tata Steel, other Tata Group firms in the list are Tata Motors at the 12th spot and Tata Power at 50th.

Among state-run enterprises, SBI and ONGC are in the top ten, ranked at fifth and eighth positions, respectively.

State-run oil major Indian Oil Corp was placed at 11th rank, SAIL (22nd), Bharat Petroleum (25th), NTPC (28th), HPCL (31st), GAIL (34th), ONGC Videsh (47th) and Coal India (48th).

Among others, Microsoft India is at the 15th place, Colgate Palmolive (16th), IBM India (17th), Samsung India Electronics (18th), Bharti Airtel (19th), Cadbury (23rd), Dell India (32nd), Siemens (36th), Intel India (38th), Nokia India (42nd) and Sony India (44th).

06/07/2013

BPOs' new revenue source: Facebook, Twitter:

Business process outsourcing firms are finding a new lucrative opportunity in managing social media for corporations whose customers are taking to the online medium to share feedback.

BPOs such as Aditya Birla Minacs, FirstSource and Aegis are now proactively offering to monitor social media and reaching out through platforms including Twitter and Facebook as they manage customer relations for their clients.

"Companies have realized they need a social media strategy to survive and they know that contact centres are their main touchpoints with customers. So clients will push their contact centres to adopt it and contact centres too will want to adopt it to pull additional clients," said Sanjay Dhawan, technology leader at advisory PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Gartner has predicted that by 2015, more than half of contact centres will have social media as a mainstream channel of communication with customers. Multi-channel communication - where companies can monitor social media sites and generate sales leads and combat product criticism - is becoming increasingly important and, unlike voice contact centres, India is likely to be dominant in this space.

Industry observers say that the new opportunity will be a key income stream for the Indian BPO sector that is chasing a revenue target of $50 billion (Rs 2.9 lakh crore) by 2020, up from Rs 1.1 lakh crore at present. Realizing the potential, industry body Nasscom is working to create a centre of excellence in the segment.

Deepak Patel, chief executive officer at Aditya Birla Minacs, said his company has invested about $11 million in social media-related services. The BPO scans social media for keywords.

Service providers getting creative If there is a negative comment about clients, it can reach out to customers via social and voice channels.

Bangalore-based Minacs offers keyword monitoring and reputation management services, which were the preserve of internal marketing department or smaller social media advisory firms. Patel said that customers are still assessing how best to tie social media into their existing processes. Minacs is implementing a social media strategy for five customers currently and is in discussions with a further 12 for this service.

Service providers are also getting creative in their offerings. Mumbai-based FirstSource, for instance, runs social media forums for its clients, where customers can engage in discussions about products or services.

"These offerings help you move up the value chain. Plus, the sales cycle and adoption time is short. Where a typical contact centre contract could take 18 months, something like this takes about six months," Smita Gaikwad, global head of marketing at FirstSource, said.

For BPOs such as Aegis Global, social media offerings are a way to get their feet in the door with new clients. Though deal sizes can be small, profit margins on these services are two-three times that of traditional contact centre business, said Sandip Sen, CEO of the Essar Group company.

"The demand for these products is great. We have over a dozen customers on our social media platform. And we enter discussions with a new customer almost every month," said Sen, who is a member of Nasscom's council for business process management companies.

Companies that sell specialized software to contact centres are also cashing in. Aspect Software, which is owned by US private equity firm Golden Gate Capital, launched its Aspect Social software about three months ago to tie social media into its contact centre solutions and is seeing early wins among Indian BPOs, according to Sanjay Gupta, managing director for India, Saarc and middle east.

From just being an add-on differentiator, contact centres are looking at social media to redefine how customer support is provided. Cisco, which is a large provider of contact centre solutions, sees the space as 'hot.'

"Everything is becoming more proactive. Companies can't dictate the way they talk to customers. They have to adapt to the way the customer wants to be served and contact centres are now reflecting that," said Daisy Chittilapilly, a vice-president at Cisco India.

05/07/2013

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02/07/2013

AYURVEDA:
Ayurveda, the oldest surviving medical system has its origin in India, its derived from ancient Sanskrit language "ayus" meaning LIFE and "ved" meaning KNOWLEDGE. Ayurveda the traditional form of Indian medicine was developed by ancient sages whose astute observations led to the development of constitutional medicine. This system of medicine lays stress on the prevention of body ailments in addition to curing them.
Ayurveda is more than just a medical system. It is a Science of Life. Ayurveda is a system that helps maintain health in a person by using the inherent principles of nature to bring the individual back into equilibrium with their true self.

01/07/2013

Medical Tourism is an organization run by competitive and experienced medical professionals, which is a unique feature of the organization.

We are committed to providing a variety of medical tourism services ranging from basic one on one consultation to full-time service treatment. Our services include arranging for surgeries, maintaining medical records, pre and post-hospitalization care, arranging for accommodation and a prompt pick-up service from the airport, which includes sight-seeing in and around New Delhi.

The surgeons working for us are highly experienced in their fields. Some of them have undergone training in the US and various European countries.

Online Consultation

We arrange for expert consultation for all kinds of queries related to a particular disease. Considering the busy and erratic schedule of doctors and the time that goes in waiting for an appointment, in order to the additional time required for travelling, our online consultation service provides a fast and easy way for patients to interact with doctors.

The patient is asked to mail us the reports and tests conducted (if any). The reports are thoroughly analysed by the specialist who takes into account the patient’s medical background and symptoms by talking to the patient face-to face through video conferencing. On the basis of a clear cut diagnosis, appropriate treatment is provided to the patient.

29/06/2013

Medical Treatment Guidelines:
The medical treatment guidelines are written from a clinical perspective, to guide clinical care. Providers should consult the Medical Aid Rules and Fee Schedule (MARFS) for documentation and coding requirements.
The Medical Treatment Guidelines (also called Medical Practice Guidelines or Review Criteria) are evidence based and were developed by the Office of the Medical Director in collaboration with practicing physicians and advisors.
Some guidelines are intended to be educational tools for medical providers. Some guidelines and the review criteria are used by L&I in the Utilization Review program and claim management process to promote best practices and improve the health of injured workers. They are published by L&I, which is solely responsible for coverage decisions that may result from their use.

26/06/2013

Medical Tourism
Medical Tourism (MT) is a complete Medical Service provider of international standard in specialized Medical Center that is cost . With the expertise to provide best of Medical Health care facilities at the right time and right cost that what separated MT from others. The ever-growing demand of the world today enables us to expand our network and serve the world to there expectation.