This Product enables customers to generate leads from various procurement points and streamline them and weigh them and prioritize them and concentrate on those leads those are more likely to be potential candidates .it further helps them to train them(upon induction) and automate the whole process of day to day operation of a typical global knowledge house . \n\nInvolved in Coding ,design changes,debugging of Performance management module . Resolving all bugs,Change requests ,New features (whose module ownership is not necessarily with me) immediately as when required according to the timeline(severity) mentioned in TeamTrack..Coding of business logic to conform to business requirements of the client. We are using TeamTrack as bug tracking tool. All enhancements,bugfixes must go thru 4 QA levels before can by deployed in production environment .They are unit tested in localhost,DEV,TEST,STAGE ,Production(live). StarTeam,Perforce as source code repositories for Weblogic,JBoss etc.
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instead of wasting my fingers typing the answers - all the info you may need is listed here\nhttp://java.ittoolbox.com/topics/t.asp?t=366&p=366&h1=366
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I'll make you a short questionnaire sample and post it on my demo site / blog shortly.\n\nUPDATE:\n\nThis project is ready at my blog:\n\nhttp://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-NVb99sQ4RK5BVgIbxdcQdcRtfT8-?cq=1&p=42
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You first have to be familiar with the types of systems being used in the company.  What type of networking system is in place or will be used to "link" the computers?  What database configuration will you be using.\n\nThe "If" "Then" "Else" of a situation analysis must be orchestrated with "all the instruments" involved--and you're not giving us that information.  We need more code!!!  hehehe.\n\nThis website is an example of an IT analysis; however, this EXAMPLE is for structure and form of content.  You will need to determine and research the information relevant to your company's requirements.\n\nhttp://www.career.fsu.edu/documents/technical%20reports/Technical%20Report%2024/Technical%20Report%2024.html
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Hey....\n\nI am a Software QA/Test professional. Have been into Testing for almost 9 yrs now... Pls feel free to send ur ques to my personal email 'just_4_frenz AT yahoo. \n\nLook forward to hearing from you soon.\n\nTake care.
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they develop the program, test it, check it, maintain it and let the customer or user use the software. feedback from user is crucial in order to pin point problems that might occurred and also for upgrading the software.
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It is a relatively inexpensive method that gets the name of the company and product out in front of the public.   \n\nYou say your release got into the search databases of major search engines -- that is a very good result that may produce positive effects for the company in the long-term.
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don't know particulars behind your question, but most companies are looking for a combination of application knowledge (SAP, etc) and HR specific knowledge related to rules and policies in that relatively complex (and potentially litigeous) area to be sure the configuration complies with applicable laws, rules, and regulations as well as operationally supporting their HR processes.
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here are some ways i have seen it used:\n-gather information by customer segment to target sales/marketing campaigns that are unique to this group e.g. www.salesforce.com \n-use information about specific customers to provide better service and target offers that are personalized to that customer e.g. www.responsys.com \n-automate frequent service requests/questions online with website info, im/chat, email, etc. e.g. www.rightnow.com\n-provide ecommerce options to customers to generate greater revenue e.g. www.comergent.com \n-automate/streamline existing manual internal processes to save money and provide faster service www.intacct.com
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i am currently an AS400 programmer and I am evaluating the turnover software package from softlanding. They also have one called testbench which uses lpars to separate the box into prod and development environment
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Make Model Of The Product Using UML or Other Modelling\nLanguages,Get The Complete Requirement of Client, Then\nMake That Model As SRS- Software Requirement Specification,\nThere U have To Mentiion The Diagrams as Well, YOu must\nbe clear with that Software Developement Life Cycle,\nThen Make Proper Documentation including the table structure\nand users Provision who all are interact with tha system\nonce u finshed those things, show to ur client and get his\napproval, then start database design and project design\nthen make coding and test it, then finally deploy that
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I have worked on four Software Engineering projects in the last year, three of which used Extreme Programming techniques.\n\nAs an engineer/developer and not a documenter, I found it to be fast and refreshing to develop in this way - we were able to get a lot more done in the same amount of time and we were always working on development.\n\nDown sides? We seemed to have to do more change requests working like this - my only guess would be that we had implemented more features before people changed their minds they we would normally have done.\n\nThe biggest down side is that the people I was working with used less comments than usual, which doesn't help because we were documenting less.\n\nI think experimenting with the different concepts in your team would definitely weild some positive experiences.\nThe company I've worked for use EP in all the projects it's conceivable to do so.\n\nI find it much easier to work like this, coding seems a lot less restricted (can't explain much better than that); but you have to keep a closer eye on the quality of code (and have a good project management tool for feature and bug tracking)\n\nHope that helps a little - it's difficult to explain how it changes things until you give it a try
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Technical sales support.  \nYou ride along with a sales person and provide technical sales support to the sales executive.  You come in to help spec out the specific opportunity as it relates to the technical solution that the company provides.  This could be a specific product, service and/or consulting project depending on the company.  You learn a great deal about the business aspect of your technical part of the company without writing any software.  In addition, you learn the sales cycle and what makes the company click on the fron end of the pipeline.  All great areas for any young person to see how the system really works without having to be a software developer.
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Hey good luck, this is a test...\nI used to have the type of IT support from my employer and use Groupwise, we coulda kicked the bootie of yer trub in 10 -15 minutes, now, i dont know jack sausage breakfast in old town orcutt!
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Hi Sam,\n\nIf you're new to programming - but want a really robust solution - you should really check out Servoy. With Servoy you can deploy via client/server AND/OR the web at the same time from the same code base.\n\nThe programming language can be either JavaScript or inline Java - and there is a object model tree and you can double-click to create code. Also, there are "samples" for each of the available functions that will all work with a single click - so you can learn as you go.\n\nIt has point-and-click form control, and you can create relations between different tables (and even between different SQL database engines) with a few clicks - WITHOUT having to know any SQL programming.\n\nYou can have people log in without them having to install anything, and if, down the road, you want to offer offline capabilities - that's available as well.\n\nI would stay away from desktop database products like FileMaker, Access, etc. because they use proprietary databases, don't scale, are a NIGHTMARE to update on the client side, and are difficult to maintain.\n\nJust my $0.02 worth - I hope this helps.
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Wouldn't you want to establish that the integration was operational prior to measuring the performance? \n\nLet's not put the cart before the horse here.
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The main reason behind Just In Time delivery system is to eliminate the need for a wharehouse. This reduces the overall cost, with the trailers becoming the "moving wharehouse". They move the product directly from the manufacture to the car prodcution line.\nToyota was the first large company to sucessfully implement this system. To my knowledge it has not been successfully implemented in India, but may be used in a small way.\n\nProductivity plays a part in that engineers determine how many pieces of each part are needed to build a certain number of cars. The number of parts needed determines how many truck loads have to be delivered from the supplier to the plant and at what times during hte day in order to keep the procduciton line running.\n\nProductivity is kept at a constant number with all the differnt elements making, transporting and using that same number.\nHope this helps.
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I would like to run my company as Google does right now. Very relaxed, gourmet meals for free, day care, gyms at the worksite, flex sched, very outcome oriented as opposed to hours oriented. Fields creativity in the office, everyone has input. A decentralized organization.