ELIM Virtual University introduces a series of Online Seminars for the benefit of Faculty and Students of Engineering Colleges...Launch of NI Virtual Bench - Online Seminar from National InstrumentsDate: 27th June 2014Time: 2.00 to 2.45 pm (IST) |
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Monday, June 23, 2014
News from ASEA Brown Boveri, India...this may be of interest to Faculty and Students of Electrical Engineering...
ABB is a multinational corporation headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, operating in robotics and mainly in the power and automation technology areas. It ranked 158th in the Forbes Ranking (Source: Wikipedia)
First green distribution transformer by ABB India
commissioned by Tata Power in Mumbai
2014-06-09 - ABB India demonstrates
continued commitment to developing environment friendly products
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Natural
esters are produced from vegetable oils, which are manufactured from renewable
(sustainable) plant crops. Although natural ester fluids can be produced from a
wide variety of crop oils, natural esters for electrical applications are most
commonly produced from soya, rapeseed and sunflower oil
In a bid to improve infrastructure
for the populous city of Mumbai, Tata Power was looking for an alternative to
the transformers filled with mineral oil, for safe use in residential areas.
Based on prior manufacturing experience and ABB’s global technological
resources, Tata Power picked ABB India to develop and deliver the green
ester-filled distribution transformer. This formed a part of a compact
substation that was commissioned by ABB India.
“A transformer that catches fire cannot be redeployed. More importantly, it puts at risk the people in the vicinity. Ester-filled green transformers are sustainable, environment friendly and a safe alternative, especially for residential areas,” said Pitamber Shivnani, Local Division Manager for Power Products division in India. “Such benefits make ester filled transformers a compelling option - a shift to green transformers would not be surprising.”
The success of the project was a result of combined efforts of the sales and technology teams at ABB India. In close coordination with Tata Power and using its global expertise, ABB India developed the 990 kVA 11/0.433 kV ester filled green distribution transformer, which was manufactured at the newly inaugurated oil-filled and dry type distribution transformer factory at Savli, near Vadodara. ABB’s natural ester alternatives to mineral oil filled transformers have found success across varied markets in Europe and America
“A transformer that catches fire cannot be redeployed. More importantly, it puts at risk the people in the vicinity. Ester-filled green transformers are sustainable, environment friendly and a safe alternative, especially for residential areas,” said Pitamber Shivnani, Local Division Manager for Power Products division in India. “Such benefits make ester filled transformers a compelling option - a shift to green transformers would not be surprising.”
The success of the project was a result of combined efforts of the sales and technology teams at ABB India. In close coordination with Tata Power and using its global expertise, ABB India developed the 990 kVA 11/0.433 kV ester filled green distribution transformer, which was manufactured at the newly inaugurated oil-filled and dry type distribution transformer factory at Savli, near Vadodara. ABB’s natural ester alternatives to mineral oil filled transformers have found success across varied markets in Europe and America
- Courtesy ASEA Brown Boveri India
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Introducing specialized courses in Healthcare Management for Biotech graduates...
Executive MBA in Healthcare Management
Course Mode: Online
Fall 2014 Session (September 2014)
About the Course
An Executive MBA in Healthcare from
Apollo and Medvarsity merges the medical and health care industries with
business education in a unique learning environment, designed specifically for
health care professionals. You will gain the fundamentals of management and a
meticulous understanding of landscape of the healthcare industry, role of the
business executives and social dynamics that are reshaping the global health
care industry. You'll make an immediate impact in your current role and be
ready for greater responsibility in future roles.
Whether you have been working in healthcare for several years or are considering healthcare as your future career path, an Executive MBA in Healthcare from Apollo and Medvarsity can give you the right skills and credentials that you need to work as a manager at a healthcare organization.
Whether you have been working in healthcare for several years or are considering healthcare as your future career path, an Executive MBA in Healthcare from Apollo and Medvarsity can give you the right skills and credentials that you need to work as a manager at a healthcare organization.
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Jacob Jacob Chief People Officer , Apollo Group
Skin and Beauty Care - among the highest demand areas of Healthcare
A video on Healthcare in India
Topics Covered
The Course comprises of 15 chapters
divided into 4 modules (5 credits for each module; total: 20 credits plus and additional 5 credits for practical case studies)
MODULE 1
(Principles of Management)
Understanding a Healthcare Organization
Marketing Healthcare Services
CRM in Healthcare
Business Communication
MODULE 2
(Operations Management & Accounting)
Healthcare Operations Management
Accounting and financial management in Healthcare
Planning for Healthcare Service Delivery
MODULE 3
(Information Technology & Quality)
Information Technology in Healthcare
Quality Management in Healthcare
Healthcare Laws & Medical Ethics
Medical Audit & Medical Coding
e-Health and m-Health
MODULE 4
(Strategic Mgmt. & Quantitative Techniques)
Strategic Management
Risk and Disaster Management
Quantitative Techniques in Management
Logistics in Healthcare
MODULE 1
(Principles of Management)
Understanding a Healthcare Organization
Marketing Healthcare Services
CRM in Healthcare
Business Communication
MODULE 2
(Operations Management & Accounting)
Healthcare Operations Management
Accounting and financial management in Healthcare
Planning for Healthcare Service Delivery
MODULE 3
(Information Technology & Quality)
Information Technology in Healthcare
Quality Management in Healthcare
Healthcare Laws & Medical Ethics
Medical Audit & Medical Coding
e-Health and m-Health
MODULE 4
(Strategic Mgmt. & Quantitative Techniques)
Strategic Management
Risk and Disaster Management
Quantitative Techniques in Management
Logistics in Healthcare
Who should attend
Graduates in any discipline from a
recognized university
Executives working for Hospitals and Healthcare services vertical
Professionals who have completed their education in Medicine, Pharma or Allied sciences, seeking to add management concepts to their knowledge base
Executives working for Hospitals and Healthcare services vertical
Professionals who have completed their education in Medicine, Pharma or Allied sciences, seeking to add management concepts to their knowledge base
Pre-requisites
Highly experiential and Interactive
methods of learning based upon Case Studies, Video Lectures and Contact
Program.
Key Takeaways
On successful completion of the
program, besides a career in the healthcare, this program also provides a
platform with a solid foundation for employment in any industry which has an
interface with the healthcare sector. Such qualified and trained talent is well
equipped to meet the challenges of industry verticals such as hospitals, public
health services, consultants, insurance companies, pharmaceutical and Life
Sciences companies, IT companies, and many others.
For further details, contact: Joseph, Mobile No: 9884579987
Email ID: joseph2509@gmail.com; elimuniv2509@gmail.com
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