DailyPost 1593 CAPACITY BUILDING IN A VESTED AGE! When there are vested interests all around the place, is capacity building of any type possible? This malaise criss crosses the different types of organisations; public, private, social service, joint sector in a variety of areas. Though capacity building has been talked about as an effective change […]
DailyPost 1592 VIDEO SURVEILLANCE – RESEARCH TO REALITY If one pervasive technology which has not graduated to a level of professional excellence it’s the CCTV at the project level. It would be very difficult to find a public domain video surveillance project that has delivered in totality, of the right quality with no extension of
DailyPost 1591 A TAXED PAYER! A automated taxation system for the tax payers who are not interested any of the nitty gritty of saving taxes by the numerous tools let off in the tax arena would bring lots of ease in the system. It could become as seamless as a single transaction payment. For people
DailyPost 1590 HAVE WE LOST TO THE VIDEO? The variety of methods of communication have been with us for centuries, at different times and for different occasions, different mediums and methods have ruled the roost. Human beings have tried their level best to max the communication game and turn out to be the winner. The winner
DailyPost 1589 CCTVs – STAKEHOLDER CHALLENGE Projects don’t get delivered quite often with a single stakeholder, having multiple stakeholders govt. inclusive can be a challenge. It is still very difficult to find a perfect model of city based video surveillance system with analytics. Talking to different stakeholders separately gives a feeling that the project has
DailyPost 1588 WHAT IS A PROFESSIONAL VOICE? Have you ever heard of it? Possibly not. Nobody has ever spoken about it. This is not the voice of a compere or master of ceremonies or newscaster or these days the anchors. The voice that lends credibility to what you talk, maintaining its robustness, poise, consistency, modulation,
DailyPost 1587 MISUSE OF LAW! The misuse of law by somebody getting falsely implicated, recurring delays, soft handling, unending undertrial periods, faulty investigation etc might not be even the tip of iceberg, if we can imagine the totality of the legal regime. What is our visualisation of a legal regime? Or do you believe in
DailyPost 1586 ARE BEST PRACTICES NOT BEST FOR US! In whatever profession you are in, the day you set your foot of professional buoyancy, the first jargon which would hit you is Best Practices. If the best practices which are so duly codified, supposedly and which we vouch for, then why results have not been
DailyPost 1585 CAN WE RESURRECT DATA In the sound and fury over data for last couple of years and efforts of the governments and regulatory agencies to create a “Safe and Accountable Data Regime” does not seem to reach anywhere near fruition. If the impact of the Information Technology legislation, one of the first in
DailyPost 1584 DR. VERGHESE KURIEN – A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE If Business & management schools and also schools of governance were to teach the life and times of one individual it has to be Dr. Verghese Kurien. Might be the NGO movement can take a cue out of his life for its own advantage. The same
DailyPost 1583 MAKE LAW SANS INTERPRETATION IMBROGLIO Can laws be made without the conundrum called interpretation? Interpretation of laws already enacted with lots of deliberations, due diligence, legality, going through a gruelling approval process like the vaccines from the govt departments to the law ministry, where is is dissected threadbare. Then it goes into the
