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How to preserve Your Data Digitally

By IMS NOIDA - November 20, 2017

Digital Preservation refers to the mechanism applied on digital material like files, or groups of files, that contain information in digital form for keeping them alive so that they can be accessed and used later even in the situation where the hardware and the software becomes obsolete or non-usable. It is important for managing personal data as well as it is equally important for larger repositories that manages various objects. It focuses on long term use of digital objects to avoid the issues like, migration (related to transferring of data or files from one storage to another), data redundancy (where copies of a particular files have been created) and emulation (when someone tries to imitate the original work of someone else). As the obsolescence of technology is more in comparison to any other field, So we need to manage more actively our digital possessions to help them in their protection and it has created the requirement of creating the versatile and appropriate t

Sales ka Superstar

By IMS NOIDA - November 14, 2017

Sales ka superstar workshop was conducted for BBA and BCA scholars students was about orientating students towards becoming good at sales by Mr Sandeep Wadehra well known trainer, life coach and motivational speaker. During his session he focused upon the various myth associated with sales that great salesm an are born with an inherent natural talent, that you should be a great orator to achieve good sales, that making the actual sale and receiving payment is everything and that sales people are not trustworthy. He clarified all the associated myths one by one and urged the students to follow the rules encapsulated in his presentation to become a superstar of sales.

New Member (Lambda Expressions) in Java 8

By IMS NOIDA - November 06, 2017

Lambda statement will be another furthermore essential characteristic of Java which have been incorporated to Java SE 8. Lambda expressions are essential to define inline implementation of a Functional interface , i.e. , an interface with a single method only. Lambda expression dispenses with the need of an anonymous class and provides for a straightforward yet capable practical modifying proficiency with java. Preceding lambda expression, anonymous inner class have been the only choice on execute the method. In other words, it is a substitution of Java anonymous inner class, which is used if we have to pass some functionality to any method. Java lambda expression may be dealt as a function, so compiler doesn't make. class file. They need no access modifier(private, public or protected), no return type and no name. Syntax: (parameters) -> {body} Lambda operator Java Lambda Expression comprised of three segments: 1) Parameters: It could a chance to b

Embrace Never Give Up Attitude

By IMS NOIDA - October 30, 2017

Giving up, it seems like such a weak thing to do. But what we fail to realize is its inevitability and constancy in our lives. We’re always giving up something for the other, be it one opportunity for another, one person for another and so on. In retrospect, we all have given up on a lot to get to wherever we are, with the people we’re there with. What’s more scarier than giving up, is the reason behind giving up. Some people give up due to broken spirits, some due in order to grasp something better, some in order to survive and fight another day. The reasons to give up are just as numerous as the people who exercise those reasons. What should one give up on? If in life giving up is an inevitability, then how do we realize what’s meant to be given up on? I think, the difference between giving up and letting go is the same as the difference between needs and wants. Letting go, is a luxury only the ones with excess can enjoy. If one ever has been faced with the ugly fate of giving up,

SOFT SKILLS FOR IT PROFESSIONALS

By IMS NOIDA - October 13, 2017

Dear Students, At the outset, a hearty welcome to you all to this blog, another initiative being rolled out with a view to build a better YOU. I hope that each one of you goes through this blog religiously and benefits with the thoughts shared. I would also welcome your feedback on it – queries, clarifications, suggestions etc. You are at the threshold in your life which is the transition from a student to a professional in the Corporate World. Excellence in your core skills in the IT sector that you are associated with is an absolute necessity. However core skills which are largely technical in nature alone would not be enough to bring out the best in you in the professional arena. Companies today look forward to a “complete” inductee who is proficient in the core as well as soft skills. The combination of Soft Skills with the core ones is what makes a professional deliver and meet the expectations of the employers. Having said that, I would now like to briefly take you throu

"GLOBAL CHALLENGES REQUIRE GLOBAL LEADERS”

By IMS NOIDA - October 10, 2017

"According to the survey conducted by the senior executives, 76 per cent believe that their organizations need to develop global-leadership capabilities, but only seven per cent at present are working effectively. 30 per cent of US companies admit that they have completely failed to exploit their international business opportunities. Leadership in 21st century is not an easy task. The shell life of a modernistic leader is not so easy because their life is so challenging and they are known as the pillars of their organisations, they need to inspire a variegated group of people. Thus a leader needs to be extraordinary and dynamic for achieving these characteristics one needs to be a strong communicator. Apart from being a strong communicator, a leader or more importantly a global leader should have strategic perspective, customer focus and understanding, ability to spot trends and connect the dots, engage and commit teams, willingness to take risks, have a deep knowledge a

Turning India into a Cashless Economy

By IMS NOIDA - September 27, 2017

During the past two decades, India has hard-pressed to become less–cash society. In 1990, the Reserve Bank of India led the development of technological infrastructure that assisted the creation of a payment and settlement ecosystem. Then, in 2007, the Parliament of India has passed the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, after which RBI came up with the vision documents for 2009-12, 2012-15 and 2015-18 in order to promote wider acceptance of electronic payments in the economy. The Government of India has encouraged this shift towards cash-less society with its initiative for digitalization through JAM Trinity: Jan-Dhan Yojana, Aadhaar, and mobile connectivity. The Government and the Central Bank i.e. RBI are making many efforts to minimize the use of cash by encouraging the digital payment devices which includes prepaid cards, smart cards etc. RBI’s work to promote these new varieties of settlement and payment facilities aims to achieve the goal of a ‘cash less’ society. Here, the t

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