what does verticals and horizontals of a company means????? in relation to tech cons company like wipro?
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Wipro is a business and technology process services company.  \n\nWhen they talk about verticals, this means that they have expertise on staff that has deep knowledge about specific industries, such as energy, manufacturing, banking or utilities.\n\nWhen they talk about horizontals, this means that they have expertise about software applications or more generalized business knowledge that applies to all industries.  Examples of this include experience with SAP, Windows, UNIX, Project Management methodologies and the like.
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FTSE = (i think) Financial Times Stock Exchange\nNASDAQ = National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations\n\nhope this helps dude!
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i think its just that heads is considered the top and tails the bottom.  it's good to be on top. on top of things, on top of the food chain, on top of the world, at the top of a company... you don't want to be at the bottom of any of these things.  It's top and bottom that have these positive and negative connotations really.
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When I do a design I use the three basic things to define a network. Physical connections, logical (ie network routing and switching, IP address schemes, etc...) and finally application information (usually I use tcp ports to define what is where since quite a few customers do not have a list of running apps). Once you have that information,  start from what you would consider your data center. Define it as above and start working your way out. Wireless presents an inetersting problem if the system is not strictly point to point. I typically use Visio to do my work in and then save it to pdf since alot of folks do not have visio as a viewer. Hope this helps, TX
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Wi-Fi (also WiFi, Wi-fi, Wifi, or wifi) is a brand originally licensed by the Wi-Fi Alliance to describe the underlying technology of wireless local area networks (WLAN) based on the IEEE 802.11 specifications. Wi-Fi is now so pervasive, and the term so generic, that the brand is no longer protected and it appears in Webster's dictionary.\n\nLots more info. at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wifi
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Up-down (or down-up) direction. The perpendicular of the horizontal. :)
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AT&T was broken up and "baby bells" such MCI and sprint could get started. Before that AT&T was considered a monopoly.
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(m)\n\n(Mobile-BUSINESS) Doing business using wireless services. The mobile counterpart to e-business
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No, they display ten ten just because it the best position for the hands to show the company name at the top and some say it is a nice symetric position here is an article from ask yahoo: http://ask.yahoo.com/20050603.html
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The "T" in the company's name stands for "Telekom." All subsidiaries of Deutsche Telekom have names beginning with "T-".\n\nT-Online (DSL in Germany)\nT-Mobile (Mobile Phone)\nT-Systems (Database etc)\nT-Com (Landline Phone)\nT-Internet (Dial-Up Internet)
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You said Utilities?\n\nHere is this company. They deal with lots of utilities in telecommunication and cell phone.\n\nWould this be the company you are looking to work for?
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I worked for AT&T for just over 7 years till they "downsized" our entire building. They sent the jobs to the Phillipines which they had slowly been doing all along. Just like I would tell my customers that would complain, "you think it is bad...you should experience it from the inside". AT&T is evil, they're no longer regulated on their pricing as when they were a monopoly. Which is basically what they are again.
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Verizon Wireless - Are you IN? (as in their IN network calling plan)\nAllstate - You're in good hands.\nFord - Built tough, Built to last.\nHoney Nut Cheerios - Be happy, Be healthy.\nWendy's - Do what tastes right.\nUS Army - Go Army.\nQuizno's - Hmmm, hmmm, hmmm, hmmm hmmm
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You don't say what you do, so it's hard to give a specific answer.\n\nGoals should be well-defined and measurable. For example, to sell 10% more widgets than last year, to make 5% less mistakes than last month, to help x number of customers per week, etc.
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alright, first off remember:  (x,y)  these three points have something obvious to begin with, the x value is the same in all three points.  Therefore every point would be at two on the horizontal plane.  Thus, we have a vertical line!  You know of course this means that the y value is irrelevent and the equation you get is x=2.  for anycombination of x and y values you put together they will come up on this line since x will always be two, and y can be any number you want.  Hope this helps.
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go to their website.  it'll explain it.
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a wireless environment is when you are in a room with cellphones, ipods without headphones, umm laptops that aren't charging, calcuators, a cafe with wireless internet, ya know, that junk!