Do you know a student who is at crossroads, wondering which path to take, which courses to study?

The Indian schooling system and academic environment isn’t structured to pair an individual’s talents and aptitude with academic choices. That’s the reality. Hence students end up doing what is accepted as a natural progression of one’s academic life. Medicine, Engineering, Science, Commerce or Arts, with the latter options more a compromise than a premeditated decision. An obligatory MBA then follows more to create a level playing field than to develop an intimate understanding of management thinking.

The world has changed! And along with it career options and opportunities.

This is where iReboot comes in.

iReboot has engineered a program called ‘What Next?’ to help students discover what they could be good at and empowering them to make an informed decision when the time comes.

Please find attached the program flyer.

Here is a brief description of what this program entails:

·         5 days of interactive sessions and field visits to help students explore the possibilities.

·         Introspection and counseling sessions to pair talent, aptitude and interests.

·         Exposure to more than 50 career possibilities.

·         Tools to learn about career possibilities.

·         Dates: May 18^th to 22^nd

·         Venue: St.Joseph’s Boys High School, Bangalore.

Please find the program flyer and agenda attached. 

Do spread the word and help make a brighter future for our younger generation.

We can be contacted on 9886295353 for more details.

iReboot believes that the future is truly in your hands.

Let us build a happier tomorrow with a happier society with happier people. 

Regards,

Mukta,

www.ireboot.in

Hi friends,

I believe “Information is Wealth”

Thats why I tried my best in spreading good things. And am doing that.

I am working for Proteans and recently I was moved to Microsoft Dynamics product suite team.

It is a very good product suite from Microsoft.It is an ERP product coming from Microsoft.

The more you work on this product the more you love it.

why because you are directly understanding the customer business and you have to involve in their business to

execute the project.

You will almost behave like a businessman while executing the project.

That much excitement gets created doing Microsoft Dynamics products.

But getting the information about these products is really very difficult in this competitive world.

Now we got an opputunity to learn about this from the master. Rajinish Menon Product Evangalist Microsoft Business

Solutions from Microsoft.He is going gives us an overview about this product.

Whatever may be the question about Dynamics lets put them behind him and gets clarified.

He is spending with us in Bdotnet user group meeting (www.bdotnet.in)on this Saturday April 25th 2009
 
Microsoft Dynamics suite contains
 1. Customer Relationship Management (MS CRM)
 2. Great Plains (GP)
 3. Axapta    (AX)
 4. Navision  (NAV)
 5. Solomon 
etc.

Ask him how these products differ and how they will fit in different businesses.

At the end of the session you will feel that you have taken so much information from the session.I am giving

guarantee.

There are so many integration points given in these products.
One can connect to Biztalk, Sharepoint Server (Content Management Systems) , Mobile devices, Outlook express etc
and can utilise dotnet coding skills too for custom development.
 
Event Details:

Session on April 25th 2009

Agenda:

  4PM to 5PM : Get Started On Microsoft Dynamics (Axapta)
                             – Rajinish Menon, Microsoft
 
  5PM to 6Pm : What is New in Silverlight3
                          – Chaitra, Microsoft MVP

Venue:

     MTC Panini Room
     Microsoft Signature Building
     Embassy Golf Course,
     Inner Ring Road near Domlur Fly Over
     Bangalore
Register at : www.bdotnet.in
Its a free event.

Spread this by writing this content in your blogs too.

Thanks
Sreedhar Ambati
http://ambatisreedhar.wordpress.com

Choe Khor Sum Ling, a Tibetan Buddhist Meditation & Study Center, starts a new course “Introduction to Buddhism”. The course is mainly concerned with the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism, which was the basis for the Buddha’s first discourse given seven weeks after the Buddha reached the Enlightenment.
Venerable Gyalten Rabten will look in depth into theory and practice of the Four Noble Truths and at their relevance to our own daily lives – how through training our own mind we can generate more happiness for ourselves and others. Originally from Singapore, Venerable Gyalten Rabten currently studies at Sera Je Monastic University in the South India
The course will combine lectures and discussions with guided meditation sessions to stimulate an in-depth investigation and experential understanding of the Buddha’s teachings. The course is comprised of 5 monthly classes held on Sundays, from 10 AM till 1 PM, starting from April 26, 2009.
Classes are free and open to everyone.
For further details please contact:
tel. +91 99869 44153, e-mail – info@cksl.in
Venue: Choe Khor Sum Ling center, Ashwini, # 24, 1st floor, 3rd Main St, Domlur Layout, Bangalore – 71.
For more information on the Center’s activities please visit Choe Khor Sum Ling web-site – www.cksl.in.

You are invited to attend an exclusive Intel® Software event on May 12th 2009 at Taj West End, Bangalore.
 
Multicore is the new standard for the client-side market. Are software applications ready to exploit the power of multicore? Do developers have the skills, tools, and techniques needed to keep software applications relevant in a multicore world? In late May, Intel® will launch Intel® Parallel Studio, new development tools specifically for Microsoft Visual Studio* developers. Meet the experts and find out more about Intel®’s roadmap for scaling software to multicore. 

More details:

http://ambatisreedhar.wordpress.com/2009/04/16/intel-software-conference-parallelism-breakthrough-join-the-revolution-now-may-12th-bangalore/

If you are one of the many that believe there is more to life than climbing a corporate ladder, you’ve found a new home.

Take a break from sorting out your corporate memos, mails and watching reality shows.

For a week, feel like a backpacker and write your travel features with some guidance from us. What’s more, learn how you can get paid for what you write as well!

Sign up for iReboot’s Travel Writing and Travel Photography Workshop

April 18th to 26th.

Call 9886295353 to register

ACM Tech Talk Abstract

PmcTools in FreeBSD is an innovative measurement platform that uses in-CPU hardware event counters for characterizing system behaviour. PmcTools’ low-overheads, useful features and its ability to collect data under production loads have helped it become an integral part of the performance analyst’s toolkit in FreeBSD. This talk introduces PmcTools. We start with a high-level overview of the goals of the project, and go on to cover the architecture of the PmcTools platform, its programming API and a few interesting aspects of its implementation. The changes to the base FreeBSD kernel needed for PmcTools are touched upon. The talk concludes with a discussion on the possible future directions of the project.

About the Speaker
Joseph Koshy has been a user of FreeBSD since 1994 and a volunteer developer of this operating system since 1998.
He is the author of FreeBSD’s “PmcTools” performance analysis toolset.
Joseph is mentor to two FreeBSD committers and lives in Chittoor district, Andhra Pradesh, India.

Date & Time: Saturday, 18 April 2009, 11:00 — 13:00
Registrations Available: 85 out of 100
Registration Deadline: Saturday, 18 April 2009
Register Here

You love traveling, you like to write. Combine both to create a niche paying hobby.

The Travel Writing Workshop

(includes a hands on session on Travel Photography)

Class room sessions on April 18^th, 19^th and 26^th (9:30 AM to 5 PM)

Local destination assignments (to be done at your leisure) from 20^th to 25^th .

Venue: iReboot, Indiranagar, Bangalore

Testimonials from our previous Workshop:

“This workshop provided the much needed perspective about what travel writing really is. It is a tough job to say the least and there are rules to be followed.
The course content was very pertinent and the assignments ensured that due diligence be put in to finish the same. Needless to mention that it was a means to meet talented people, both experienced and amateur, in this field.” — Gaurav Srivastava, Technologist at Oracle

“Focused and engaging interactive sessions
Well planned and executed down to the last detail
Enthusiastic instructor with an infectious spirit!” – Rahul Warrier, Program Manager at Four Interactive Pvt Ltd.

“For a newbie like me who was
clueless about how to even start working towards a hobby like Travel
Writing, this workshop came as a savior.” – Jyothi Shyamsunder, IT Presales Analyst at Satyam

Since enrollment in the workshops is limited, we encourage you to register early. To reserve your space in a workshop, a full payment is required at the time of registration.

To register online, please download the registration form from here

To register in person, please call 9886295353

If you were wondering what is keeping me busy? It has been TechEd, TechEd and just TechEd. We are really excited to bring TechEd India 2009 to you from May 13th-15th at Hyderabad.This is one place where you will find sessions interesting for Developers, ITPro and Architects. I will drop a line more on things to come and what tracks we have finalized …

Thanks

Sreedhar Ambati

http://ambatisreedhar.wordpress.com [One stop for all Bangalore Tech Events]