THE ROLE OF BUSINESS EDUCATION IN ACHIEVING BUSINESS EXCELLENCE




INTRODUCTION: 


The fiercely competitive twenty-first century business environment poses challenges at every turn. Both public Organizations around the globe are striving to improve their business analysis capabilities to: (1) drive changes from strategic goals; (2) invest in the most valuable projects – those that deliver the high­est value at the lowest cost and risk; and (3 ....etc

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Nanorobotics: An insight into the future
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Precise control of the structure of matter at the nanometer scale will have revolutionary implications for science and technology. Nanoelectromechanical systems (NEMS) will be extremely small and fast, and have applications that range from cell repair to ultra strong materials to human internal fluids. This paper describes the first steps towards the construction of NEMS by assembling nanometer-scale objects using a Scanning Probe Microscope as a robot. This paper also des ....etc

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Public key cryptosystems were invented in the late 1970â„¢s, with some help from the development of complexity theory around that time. It was observed that based on a problem so difficult that it would need thousands of years to solve, and with some luck, a cryptosystem could be developed which would have two keys, a secret key and a public key. With the public key one could encrypt messages, and decrypt them with the private key. Thus the owner of the private key would be the only one who could decrypt the messages, but anyone knowing the ....etc

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Business Intelligence 2.0 (BI 2.0) is a loose term referring to new trends and advances in Business Intelligence (BI). The 2.0 version number alludes to version numbers assigned to software even though it is only an abstract concept not a specific application (much like Web 2.0). In simple terms it refers to the new generation of Business Intelligence software that is more pro-active than reactive (the latter merely analysing data or reports produced after the fact). The first generation of Business Intelligence (BI 1.0) analysed decisions, w ....etc

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Impact of Globalisation on Business and Management Education

The business sector in India is highly promising in the present scenario. The impact of globalization has changed the business procedure in India in terms of psychology, methodology, technology, mindset work culture etc. Newer challenges, newer opportunities are day-by-day in front of Indian industries, which are profitable and prospective.

The fundamental scope of doing business in India is lying with its people. The huge population o ....etc

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K.Abhigna
III/IV Btech, ECE.
JNTU,Anantapur.
P.Karuna Sree.
III/IVBtech,ECE.
JNTU,Anantapur


Abstract:

This paper gives a brief idea of how the mobile communication has evolved,its generations. Different generations have been developing since then each generation coming out overcoming previous generation drawbacks.One such technology in fourth generation is OFDM. OFDM based technique looks more promising as a 4G standard surpassing the 3G standards .So,a complet ....etc

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Nanotechnology, development and production of artefacts in which a dimension of less than 100 nanometres (nm) is critical to functioning (1 nm = 10-9 m/40 billionths of an inch). Nanotechnology is a hybrid science combining engineering and chemistry. Atoms and molecules stick together because they have complementary shapes that lock tog- ether, or charges that attract. As millions of these atoms are pieced together by nanomachines, a specific product will begin to take shape. The goal of nanotechnology is to manipulate atoms individually and pl ....etc

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Public key cryptosystems were invented in the late 1970's, with some help from the development of complexity theory around that time. It was observed that based on a problem so difficult that it would need thousands of years to solve, and with some luck, a cryptosystem could be developed which would have two keys, a secret key and a public key. With the public key one could encrypt messages, and decrypt them with the private key. Thus the owner of the private key would be the only one who could decrypt the messages, but anyone knowing the publ ....etc

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