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R & D And Capacity Building Services
We provide services to the R D institutes and researchers in many fields and some of them are listed below: Molecular detection of pathogens/toxin producing genes in food and water Validation of Rapid methods for bio-burden pathogen testing Biodegradation of pesticide, phenol etc Antimicrobial preservative efficacy testing and resistance development. Investigative study assessment of consumer hygiene risk spots in Indian homes Investigative trouble shooting for resolving contamination problem in manufacturing/production units Addressing microbiological quality issues Providing effective solutions to microbial contamination problemsWhatsAppCall Now
Capacity Planning Services
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Core mandate of WASSAN Group of Institutions is to build capacities of partners for development action. Participatory methodologies; enabling organizational and institutional architecture; supportive policy support (including adequate budgets) are corner stones of capacity building inputs. WASSAN Group of Institutions believes that diversity in capacity building inputsis essential for not only building capacities, but also for utilizing the same. Training program; workshops/ seminars; communication campaigns; hand holding support (post training support services); advisory services by experts; appropriate institution development/ community organizations; systematic project planning/ review systems, research and innovation (pilots/ experiments) are some of the essential ways of building capacities.Get Best PriceCall NowCapacity Building Services
Core mandate of WASSAN Group of Institutions is to build capacities of partners for development action. Participatory methodologies; enabling organizational and institutional architecture; supportive policy support (including adequate budgets) are corner stones of capacity building inputs. WASSAN Group of Institutions believes that diversity in capacity building inputsis essential for not only building capacities, but also for utilizing the same. Training program; workshops/ seminars; communication campaigns; hand holding support (post training support services); advisory services by experts; appropriate institution development/ community organizations; systematic project planning/ review systems, research and innovation (pilots/ experiments) are some of the essential ways of building capacities.Get Best PriceCall Now
Strengthening Recreation & Leisure Capacities Services
We provide various Tourist Packages for family, corporate, foreigners and young enthusiast in terms to strengthen their recreation and leisure capacities with help of adventure. We frame innovative events according to our customer preferences to satisfy their desire. We work with following packages:WhatsAppCall Now
Facilitating Capacity Planning Services
Drawing up Statutes and Ordinances for the new UniversityAssistance in filing information with UGC and other statutory bodiesAssistance in providing clarifications to UGC and othersAssistance in organizing inspections by the UGC team and teams of other statutory bodiesCoordination of inspections and report preparation by the inspecting teamsFollow up for inclusion of the University details in the UGC websiteWhatsAppCall Now
Capacity Building Service
SISS considers NGOs as important facilitator to improve the quality of life of the poor. However, many grass roots NGOs lack capacity to identify their role and respond to the needs of poor and helpless. Though they have a strong desire to contribute to the development of the country, they have not been able to realise their potential due to lack of capacity. Most of the NGOs in Andhra Pradesh are dependent on donors not only for funds but also for ideas. The first challenge in the NGO sector is to minimise the dependency on donors ideas. This may be possible only when the NGOs have clarity on their identity and action. Capacity building is an ongoing process of helping people, organisations and societies to improve and adapt to changes around them. SISS believes that the root causes of poverty are the unresponsive social system, discriminatory social practices and lack of access to resources by communities. The institute believes that these challenges can be addressed through social mobilisation and advocacy on the issues related to the poor. Here, NGOs can become watchdogs to ensure accountability and good governance as well as facilitate the poor communities to assert and claim their rights. Therefore, SISS strives to build the capacity of NGOs so that they play the roles of facilitators of civil society more effectively. Capacity building of NGOs is very important to address the needs of rural development, poverty reduction, population control and other problems of the society. With this objective, the institute organised a one-day capacity building programme September 26, 2003 at Hyderabad for the NGOs in Andhra Pradesh. A total of 265 NGOs from across the State participated in this workshop. The topics covered in this workshop included role of NGOs in rural development, managing VO s, office management, human resource development, funding sources / finances. Government offices / schemes / areas of specialization and social leadership. It has been decided that a network should be formed among this NGOs and they would be guided by various inputs on problem inventory, proposal making, report writing along with periodical workshops for experience sharing. In pursuance of this objective, SISS conducted another capacity building workshop on August 27, 2004 at Gudur in Nellore district in association with Sunitha Seva Samstha. As many as 64 NGOs from Prakasam, Kadapa, Chittoor and Nellore districts took part in the programme. The institute also identified new NGOs in different districts with whom it established a good contact in order to take up welfare activities jointly. The NGOs are Sunitha Seva Samstha, Gudur, Sodhana of Cheepurupalli, Vijayanagarm district, SEREDE of Adilabad, Medwin Hospitals, Hyderabad, Krushi Vikas and Old Students Association (OSA) of Osmania University, Satya Sai Seva Samithi, Nalgonda, and State bank of Hyderabad, Pulicherla. Medical camps and training programmes were also organised in collaboration with other bodies. SISS is extending financial help to Sodhana and SEREDE for their good work in the fields of health and education. Sodhana is implementing a project in the Garividi mandal and Cheepurupalli mandal under which the meritorious students would be given a merit scholorship of Rs 500 every year. A vidya volunteer is appointed to look after the project. SISS was pleased with the progress of Sodhana and decided to contribute Rs 5,000 every month.WhatsAppCall Now
Capacity Building
The need for organisational and leadership capacity-building of managers, functionaries, community members and other stakeholders is central to the success of development programmes. For more than 20 years, New Concept, in partnership with the government, civil society organisations (CSO) and donor agencies, has worked to enable thousands of stakeholders to become better managers, planners, implementers and communicators in various sectors.WhatsApp
Capacity Management
We help reduce capital and operating expenditure associated with hardware, software, electric power, and cooling. We assure increased performance of your data center resources to support your changing IT environment and meet your service level goals.WhatsApp
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Sizing of CPU/RAM/DISK requirements Software Licensing GuidanceGet Best PriceCall NowInfrastructure & Capacity Planning,
Infrastructure and capacity planning based on current needs and future demand Go-live/cut-over planning and support including parallel runs, service virtualizations, data migrations etc.Get Best PriceCall NowCapacity Building
Professionals at GreenStratos have long standing experience in carrying out capacity building activities for a wide range of stakeholders such as senior public servants, public and private sector industrial executives, civil society organizations, entrepreneurs and students community. The specific level of need of capacity building varies according to the target audience, depth of knowledge to be disseminated, level of expertise, exposure, and experience. Thus we focus on customizing the capacity building inputs to individual skill needs of specific targeted stakeholders.Get Best PriceCall NowCapacity Planning
Decisions regarding data center design and future growth increasingly center on power, cooling, and space management. The collective awareness of these issues is defined as "capacity planning". The effective deployment and management of these core resources allows the data center to operate efficiently and scale up as required. With effective capacity planning tools we are able to assess the physical capacities of our server, its storage capacities, backup facilities and data recovery solutions. By having this data in hand we are able to provide you with the infrastructural designs that are most apt for your organizations.Get Best PriceCall NowCapacity Planning Services
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The term human capital is recognition that people in organizations and businesses are important and essential assets who contribute to development and growth, in a similar way as physical assets such as machines and money. The collective attitudes, skills and abilities of people contribute to organizational performance and productivity. Any expenditure in training, skill development, health and support is an investment, not just an expense. Although an organisation or business is a separate legal entity, it ceases to exist if it has no people or people lacking skill-sets to support its operations. Leaders, directors, members, employees and support staff are required to maintain an organization's existence. This phenomenon is prevalent across all the industries; be it manufacturing or construction or healthcare. With the emergence of Knowledge economy, the human capital has assumed great significance. E-Government, the emerging arm of knowledge economy, which is about providing Government's services to its stakeholders in a most convenient and efficient manner involves transformation of processes using information and communication technologies (ICTs). Experience of implementing e-Government has shown us that people are one of the critical success factors which makes or mars the success of an e-Government initiative. Political leaders and policy makers are starting to recognize that having good people who are skilled and motivated can make a significant difference. To grow and adapt to the environment where change is the only constant thing, the e-Government leadership must recognize the value and contribution of people. Experience has shown us that many of the e-Government Projects were not able to see the light of the day due to the lack of champions who have the right skill sets, knowledge, aptitude and leadership qualities. Government staff lacks the inability to conceptualize and design appropriate financial, technical and business models. The deficiencies in project management skills result in scope, time and cost creep. The lack of institutional mechanisms to drive and sustain these e-Government initiatives further complicates the matters for Government decision makers. For instance many states in India do not even have an IT/e-Government department or just have a skeletal department that is not designed to deal with the complexity of issues involved.Get Best PriceCapacity Planning Services
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