Written by navin on June 21st, 2010 in Featured, Websites No Comments
Tags: ecosystem, hiring, hr, jobs, POCC, startups
Looking for a job? Try PuneStartupJobs
There’s a new jobs listing forum in town, and it contains postings of jobs that you will not find anywhere else. Check out the PuneStartupJobs mailing list (which is an initiative of the Pune Open Coffee Club).
The Pune Open Coffee Club is an informal group for all those interested in [...]
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Written by navin on February 11th, 2010 in News, Overviews No Comments
Tags: entrepreneurs, funding, money, startups, VC
The VC Circle blog has just posted information about a new venture capital fund launched by a Pune based association – Indian STEP and Business Incubators Association (ISBA). ISBA is an association of startup/business incubators, incubatee startups, and other people interested in this ecosystem.
The fund will focus on sector-agnostic investments in companies with no proven [...]
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Written by navin on October 22nd, 2009 in Featured, Overviews 15 Comments
Tags: business, disaster recovery, IT
A plan to ensure that your company can survive a disaster is of prime importance. This article gives an overview of how to plan for continuity of your business in such an event.
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Written by navin on September 22nd, 2009 in Featured, Overviews 7 Comments
Tags: entrepreneurs, internationalization, localization, startups, translation
Pune-based startup Dubzer, which launched at DemoFall’09 AlphaPitch, allows anybody to create translated versions of their websites without any engineering investment.
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Written by navin on June 29th, 2009 in In Depth, Overviews, People 8 Comments
Tags: entrepreneurs, incubators, interviews, life sciences, startups, venturecenter
Venture Center is an incubator housed in NCL Pune, created with this purpose:
To nucleate and nurture technology and knowledge-based enterprises for India by leveraging the scientific and engineering competencies of the institutions in the region.
Envisioned Future: To be the organisation that will be credited with creating, shaping and sustaining a “Pune cluster” of innovative [...]
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Written by amit on May 7th, 2009 in In Depth, Overviews, Technology 3 Comments
Tags: Narayan Venkatasubramanyan, optimization, OR, SCM, Technology
This article is a technical overview of optimization algorithms, as they apply to real life problems, by Dr. Narayan Venkatasubramanyan, a guru in the field. This is the fourth of a series of articles on the use of optimization in real life scenarios, and gives a quick overview of the different major approaches, and how to choose the right approach.
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Written by amit on April 22nd, 2009 in In Depth, Overviews 4 Comments
Tags: business, decision-support, Narayan Venkatasubramanyan, optimization, OR, SCM
Application of optimization in real life situations is often defeated by “real-life” issues that have nothing to do with the optimization algorithm, and more to do with how well (or how badly) the model being optimized fits reality. This is the second in the series of articles on optimization by “real life optimization guru” Dr. Narayan Venkatasubramanian. In the first article, he presented a case study and this article analyzes how a layered architecture to tackling this problem would have surfaced the problems much earlier and many of the surprises that caused them to swing wildly between jubilation and depression would have been avoided.
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Written by amit on April 15th, 2009 in In Depth, Live Blogging, Overviews 25 Comments
Tags: business, Narayan Venkatasubramanyan, optimization, OR, SCM
An overview of the dark art of optimization by Dr. Narayan Venkatasubramanyan, an optimization guru, and one of the original pioneers of applying optimization to Supply Chain Management. Intended for a technically savvy audience who might not be aware of the application of optimization in real world situations.
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Written by navin on April 13th, 2009 in Overviews 4 Comments
Tags: findability, search, semantic web
(PuneTech reader Titash Neogi has been in the information architecture domain for many years, and is passionate about making information more accessible to people. In recent times, he has been studying the problem of the difficulties of finding information within large enterprises, and his thoughts on the approaches for solving these problems. In this article, [...]
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Written by navin on April 7th, 2009 in Overviews No Comments
Tags: analytics, India, measurement, web
Image by dannysullivan via Flickr
(As the web upgrades to web-2.0, it becomes a difficult challenge to figure out the value of companies that are serving this market. Since most web-2.0 companies are in an early stage of their evolution, they can’t be measured on the basis of the revenues they are earning. Instead, one needs [...]
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