There are many definitions of communication. Out of which the most widely accepted being, By Eric Moonman, The Manager and The Organization. “Communication is the activity whereby an individual or group conveys, consciously or unconsciously information to another individual or group and, where necessary, evokes a response. The information transferred maybe facts, feelings, or ideas.” Communication might be usefully defined as the process by means which meanings are exchanged between people through the use of [...]

Small, Simple, Seamless ! ‘Web Matrix’ is a free tool released by Microsoft for the rapid development to develop web applications in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) for rapid web development. The best feature is that webmarix supports several open source frameworks like Drupal, wordpress, Joomla and other frameworks likes ‘blogengine’ and ‘silverstripe’. ‘Web matrix’ has several great features like web and server management, FTP Publishing, search optimization is integrated. Features Free and lightweight Integrates [...]

Did you know that Microsoft reserves nearly 20% of your bandwidth for their own purposes like Windows Updates, sending error reports, and similar services? Yes they do and if you want to get it back, just follow this tutorial.

Since it’s specifically difficult to identify the reasons for or factors that contribute to inflation, many theories and concepts have been introduced for this purpose. Each theory tries to clarify the supply and demand factors that result in the creation of an inflationary situation. The main theories of inflation are as follows, Quantity Theory of Money Keynesian Theory Monetarism Structuralism Quantity Theory of Money This refers to the identical or equal relationship between national income [...]

Normalization is the process of efficiently organizing data in a database, and the goal of the normalization process is to eliminating redundant data (storing the same data in many tables) and also ensuring data dependencies are logical and make sense (storing related data in a table and link them based on relationships). Both of these are important since they reduce the amount of space the database can consume and ensure that data is logically stored. [...]

Many years ago marketers were practicing one to one marketing and they produced goods based on the specific requirements of the customers. With the industrialization companies started producing standardized product to satisfy average market to achieve economies of scale. This is known as mass marketing and this created the production era. Customer contacts were managed by the middlemen and this created a transaction oriented marketing where the middlemen focused on revenue from single transaction rather than long term profits. [...]