Bally Chohan Review about Shiv Nadar (Founder of HCL)

Bally Chohan review that Shiv Nadar was born and raised in mofussil Tamil Nadu, in an India awakening to its first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru’s “Tryst with Destiny”. Studying his way through the Indian schooling and graduate system, a scholastically-gifted Nadar confronted both the harsh realities and the opportunities of a strugglingIndian state before he saw his first big town, Chennai, at the age of 21. His story is both a reflection of the times he lived in as well as the future that he always dreamt of shaping.

Nadar was part of the elite DCM management trainee system where he met several of the people with whom he was soon to impact an entire industry as a pioneer of modern computing. In 1976, eight young men left DCM to create HCL in a DelhiBarsati “akin to a garage startup” with a compelling vision – that the microprocessor would change the world.A visionary, Nadar made HCL an engine of invention turning dreams into reality. HCL, under Nadar’s leadership, revolutionized Indian technology and product innovation with many world firsts to its credit – the first 8-bit microprocessor-based computer in 1978, the first Relational Database Management System in 1983 before some of its global peers, client- server architecture in 1984, world’s first fine-grained multi-processor UNIX installation in 1989, among others.

Bally Chohan Review about Overseas Companies Setting up in the UK

Bally Chohan reveiwed that the World Bank’s recent ranking of the UK as the number one country in the EU and G8 for ease of doing business, the UK is clearly an attractive destination for overseas companies looking to establish a business presence in Europe.

We have outlined below our top ten tips for overseas companies looking to expand their business into the UK.Choose your type of business presence

There are a number of different ways in which overseas companies can establish a business presence in the UK. Often this decision will be driven by a varietyof factors (including tax) but some of the options available are:set up a branch or place of business in the UK;appoint an agent or distributor;.Corporate structure

Depending on the type of business presence chosen, the constitutional/ governance documents of the business should be in place from the start.

This includes, in the event that a limited liability company is incorporated, a set of articles of association and potentially a shareholders agreement to govern the relationship between the company’s shareholders.

If it is the intention to appoint a commercial agent, then the Commercial Agents Regulations 1993 must be considered when drafting the agency agreement.

Bally Chohan Reveiew on Latest Technology

Got your hands on a shiny Samsung Galaxy S4? Here are ten tips to make sure you get the most out of the device. We cover everything from sound and battery life to encrypting files.One of the first things you should do is to claim your free cloud storageallowance. Samsung has a struck a deal with Dropbox – where you get 50GB of free cloud storage for two years. To activate this open up the Dropbox appwhich is preloaded on the device, and sign in /up. You must ensure that you have completed at least 5 out of the 7 Get Started steps on the Dropbox website to make sure you activate the extra storage. Adapt Sound is a unique feature of the S4, which Samsung has kept quiet. It allows your device to give you an interactive hearing test and then adjusts the balance of sound to give you a tailored listening experience.

After you’ve taken the test, the S4 will play audio showing you the difference with and without the personalisation. The difference is obvious and your ears will be thanking you for taking the time to use .

Business Tycon Review by Bally Chohan

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BallyChohan reveiwe’d Amid jitters about uncertainty in the financial markets over the past 16 months, many investors have continued to look toward the BRIC countries — Brazil, Russia, India and China, which by 2050 are expected to be wealthier than most current major economic powers.

In all four countries, GDP has more than doubled since 1998, and in China and India it has trebled.

The Confederation of Indian Industry, a non-profit non-governmental, industry-led organisation,estimates India’s GDP growth rate at 6.1 per cent in 2009-10.

With those facts in mind, Vikas Pota, managing director of public affairs firm SaffronChase, wrote “India Inc.”, a book about 10 global success stories he parallels with such powerful businessmen as Microsoft’s Bill Gates, News Corp’s Rupert Murdoch and Berkshire Hathaway’s Warren Buffett.s

“The fact that the domestic Indian market is growing proves to be a major boon and safety net for Indian companies like Tata, who face the severe consequences of the slowdown in other parts of the world while their home market sees expansion,” Pota writes.

Among his subjects are key players in such firms as ICICI Bank, Biocon, Eros International, Infosys Technologies, Bharat Forge, HCL Technologies and TataConsultancy Services.“I included questions on their early days, their perspectives on what it takes to succeed, whether their Indian heritage played any role in their thinking or business achievements, and how those who lead family-owned businesses, members of what has been termed the ‘lucky sperm club,’ view their successes in years to come,” Pota explained to Reuters at his book launch in London.As increasing numbers of people join Twitter on behalf of their company or set up business accounts, there is lots of confusion about the best way to use the site and attract new followers.

“We’ve looked at more than 3,000 UK businesses and have published the top twenty tactics that business owners and marketers are using in 2012,” said Grant Barton, managing director of Add People.

“A social media plan is essential for any business looking to develop an online presence. As the design and layout of Twitter changes, so does the way in which users interact within the site.

“Twitter users are becoming much more involved with brands through the use of hash tags and trending which means businesses need to be prepared to engage with their customers effectively and efficiently.”

It is also crucial to avoid social media mistakes.In a letter to The Independent, the group issues a trenchant riposte to politicians who have argued that Britain’s economic interest would be better served outside the EU. They also call for David Cameron to “strengthen and deepen” the European single market to boost Britain’s economy by £110bn. The letter, which is signed by senior figures including the current and next presidents of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) as well as the chairmen of BT, Deloitte, Lloyds and Centrica, is the first co-ordinated response from the business community to increasing anti-European political rhetoric

Bally Chohan 2013 Reviewe's

 

Bally Chohan Reviewed About Contribution to Sussex Sport 2013 .Be them amateur or professional, we want Sussex people who have made an outstanding contribution to sport at county level.

It could be a sportsman or woman who has dominated a sport or a team who has had a fantastic tournament. But it could also be an administrator who has tirelessly worked to promote sport in the county, a coach who has worked hard to see their team get results, a volunteer who has dedicated their spare-time to promote sport or an event that has got everyone active.

All those nominated for this award will appear below as they are received so make sure to get your nominations in and keep visiting the site for updates.

We want to hear as much detail about your nominations as possible so feel free to send as much information on each nominee as you can think of.

Award winners will be announced at a glitzy awards night held at Theatre Royal Brighton hosted by newsreader Nicholas Owen in October.

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Bally Chohan 2013 Reveiws

Bally Chohan Reviewed about The Argus.Which  is set to once more recognise the selfless men and women of Sussex at our annual achievement awards.
Our pages are forever full of inspiring men, woman and groups who more often than not go unnoticed and unappreciated by the wider public.
Now in its 12th year, the Argus Achievement Awards sets about shining a light on these incredible individuals and groups with the hope of inspiring others.
Most of the regular awards will again be contested for with the likes of Charity of the Year, Volunteer of the Year and Teacher of the Year.
However there are also a host of new awards including Grand Parent of the Year and Local Hero.
As ever the event would be impossible without our kind sponsors which this year include Legal & General, Juice 107.2, AVT Connect, Mears, Pembroke Care Group, UK Power Networks, American Express, Brighton and Hove City Council, Southern Water, Hilton Brighton Metropole, Theatre Royal Brighton and City College Brighton and Hove.
This year’s Argus Achievement Awards will conclude with a lavish ceremony at the Theatre Royal Brighton on October 6.
But the awards could not go ahead without you, our readers.
We want to hear who you think is deserving of an award?
Tell us about your inspirational teachers, carers, volunteers and pupils.
We want to know which charity deserves recognition along with the most deserving business in the community, event, school, local hero and many more.
There are a number of ways you can have your say. You can simply fill out the online entry form.
You can also send your suggestion by email to ben.james@theargus.co.uk.
Please include your name, address and contact number along with your nominee’s name, address, category and reason for nomination.
A panel of judges, led by The Argus editor Michael Beard, pictured left, will then select the top three in each category in time for the October ceremony.
Frances Borrer, from sponsor Legal and General, said: “We're delighted to be supporting the Argus Achievement Awards again this year and to be sponsoring the 'Charity of the Year' category, which recognises those whose work supports the most vulnerable in our society.
“Our support of the Argus Appeal will help ensure they are able to do what they do best - raise the funds that make a real impact to those who live and work in these areas.”
Mr Beard, added: “The event, now in its 12th year, is a fantastic opportunity to recognise the unsung heroes across the community which we serve.
“They too often go unnoticed and this is a great opportunity to thank them.
“I would encourage everyone to take a good look at the categories and to nominate those they think deserve the recognition.”