INVITATION FOR THE OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF INDIA’S RENOWNED XAVIER LABOUR RELATIONS INSTITUTE, JAMSHEPUR IN SINGAPORE
On behalf of the Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI), it gives me immense pleasure to invite you to grace the official launch of our Singapore Centre. In attendance will be Father Casimir Raj, S J & Prof. Venu Gopal, Dean, Academics.
XLRI was born out of the vision of a Jesuit Priest, Father Quinn Enright S.J., and established in 1949 in the city of Jamshedpur, India. Since then the Jamshedpur Jesuit Society has nurtured the growth of XLRI, and today it is one of India’s top business management institutions. The Institute is currently ranked one of the top 5, in India for business schools. In line with its global outlook, XLRI has embarked on an ambitious plan to expand its network of schools globally. The Institute has chosen Singapore as the base for the expansion of XLRI in the region.
XLRI is keenly focused on developing exceptional managerial competence among its students through acquisition of specialized knowledge and skills. The Institute also emphasizes the importance of developing a sense of social justice with right attitudes and values of discipline, dedication and commitment among both students and faculty. Currently, XLRI offers rigorous programmes in business management, personnel management, industrial relations, general management, and management development.
With its reputation for excellence and the strong pedigree associated with the XLRI name, the Institute’s presence in Singapore is an excellent complement for Singapore’s aim to establish itself as a regional educational hub. XLRI is committed to establishing a strong presence in Singapore and to contribute significantly to helping Singapore develop as a diverse and vibrant centre for educational excellence in the region.
Details of the launch are as follows:
Date: Monday, 6 March 2006
Time: 4 p.m.
Venue: The Executive Club
OCBC Centre (West Lobby)
65 Chulia Street
#33-01
Singapore 049513
We hope to receive a favorable reply from you as soon as possible. Should there be further queries pls. feel free to contact the undersigned at 98223438.
Cheers,
Dr. Rajashree,
Director,
Image International [S] Pte Ltd.,
www.imageint.com.sg
Feb. 24, 2006.
Monday, February 27, 2006
Sunday, February 26, 2006
Favourite Jesu quotes
At the XLRI community on Orkut some acerbic Jesu quotes are being shared:
Jesu (to a hapless guy) : "You are not even a joker. You are a joker's sidekick. "
this one i heard from a super senior - " This is such a silly question that the biggest idiot of this class could answer it(pause)....ok J...... answer this"
one person escaped Jesu's acerbic remarks after the interview practice.
At the end of the session, jesu asks "any clarification".
The guy thinking that the reason he escaped acerbic remarks was his wonderful intervewing performance sopke up " Sir if it is apparent that interviewee doesnt seem to know something, should the interviewer push further to show him up or just let it be there"
Jesu at his best" you stupid and foolish joker, you do not know how to speak and you think you can show someone up, go see your face before you speak up".
" Give feedback to everyone and not those only who you love,like or belong to your region".
"This person praises you because of reasons other than what you have performed!!!"
"your mother went blind the day you were born, she will of course say that you look smart in this bullshit suit that you people wear and think that I am looking smart"
--
Gautam Ghosh
Shariq Siddiqui wrote:
Some gems from the 2001 batch
- (To S_____ who started describing his family background when asked "tell me something about yourself" in a mock interview) "Here, take five rupees. Please go buy some chana for your little sister. Nice sob story, but it won't get you a job".
- (After a 5 minute staring match, to A______ who was getting distracted by a frog that entered the class)
"You are despicable. You are beneath human consumption. If you don't like the idea of coming here to study, at least let that poor boy next to you pay some attention"
- (After dismissing the way "young people" are wasting their time "running around the trees") "Well, if it keeps you warm and happy, like it keeps rabbits happy, what can I say"
But the all time classic - at the seven course dinner at the end of the term, when Fr. J was insisting on teaching all the girls how to wield a fork and knife even if they clearly already knew (whilst ignoring all the guys who didn't)
F: Father, how do you eat mutter?
Fr. J: Eh?
F: Mutter
Fr. J: Mutton? The same way you eat anything else my boy!
F: No, no, father (pointing at the peas on his plate)
Fr J: Oh you fool, you mean PEAS!
Read the whole series on http://www.orkut.com/CommMsgs.aspx?cmm=37698&tid=2448337693251683484&start=1
Jesu (to a hapless guy) : "You are not even a joker. You are a joker's sidekick. "
this one i heard from a super senior - " This is such a silly question that the biggest idiot of this class could answer it(pause)....ok J...... answer this"
one person escaped Jesu's acerbic remarks after the interview practice.
At the end of the session, jesu asks "any clarification".
The guy thinking that the reason he escaped acerbic remarks was his wonderful intervewing performance sopke up " Sir if it is apparent that interviewee doesnt seem to know something, should the interviewer push further to show him up or just let it be there"
Jesu at his best" you stupid and foolish joker, you do not know how to speak and you think you can show someone up, go see your face before you speak up".
" Give feedback to everyone and not those only who you love,like or belong to your region".
"This person praises you because of reasons other than what you have performed!!!"
"your mother went blind the day you were born, she will of course say that you look smart in this bullshit suit that you people wear and think that I am looking smart"
--
Gautam Ghosh
Shariq Siddiqui wrote:
Some gems from the 2001 batch
- (To S_____ who started describing his family background when asked "tell me something about yourself" in a mock interview) "Here, take five rupees. Please go buy some chana for your little sister. Nice sob story, but it won't get you a job".
- (After a 5 minute staring match, to A______ who was getting distracted by a frog that entered the class)
"You are despicable. You are beneath human consumption. If you don't like the idea of coming here to study, at least let that poor boy next to you pay some attention"
- (After dismissing the way "young people" are wasting their time "running around the trees") "Well, if it keeps you warm and happy, like it keeps rabbits happy, what can I say"
But the all time classic - at the seven course dinner at the end of the term, when Fr. J was insisting on teaching all the girls how to wield a fork and knife even if they clearly already knew (whilst ignoring all the guys who didn't)
F: Father, how do you eat mutter?
Fr. J: Eh?
F: Mutter
Fr. J: Mutton? The same way you eat anything else my boy!
F: No, no, father (pointing at the peas on his plate)
Fr J: Oh you fool, you mean PEAS!
Read the whole series on http://www.orkut.com/CommMsgs.aspx?cmm=37698&tid=2448337693251683484&start=1
XLE2006:Online Quiz - B(aware)
Hi ,
From this year XLNC is starting the XLRI Leadership Expedition, an annual event where students learn to face hardships through challenging adventures. The students also contribute towards a relevant social / enviromental issue. XLE2006 will go to Mount Everest Base Camp and is working with CARE India and Nepal to spread awareness about AIDS in Jamshedpur and Nepal ( till Everest Base Camp).
As part of the AIDS awareness campaign we present to you - B(aware), the online quiz on AIDS and a great opportunity to win some easy prize money.
The Online quiz will be launched on 28th February at 21.00 hrs on www.xlnatureclub.org and will be open till 1st March 12.00 hrs(IST).
Through this quiz, we are trying to make people aware and interested about the AIDS menace. We are sending it to over 3000 people - B skools, Graduate and UG college students and working professionals across the world. We request you to please forward this mail to as many people as you can and help us in this noble cause.
Thank you and happy Quizzing !!!!
On behalf of the XLRI Leadership Expedition
Abhinav Anand
Second Year,
Business Management
Phone : 09835170644
Y! anandabhinav4you
From this year XLNC is starting the XLRI Leadership Expedition, an annual event where students learn to face hardships through challenging adventures. The students also contribute towards a relevant social / enviromental issue. XLE2006 will go to Mount Everest Base Camp and is working with CARE India and Nepal to spread awareness about AIDS in Jamshedpur and Nepal ( till Everest Base Camp).
As part of the AIDS awareness campaign we present to you - B(aware), the online quiz on AIDS and a great opportunity to win some easy prize money.
The Online quiz will be launched on 28th February at 21.00 hrs on www.xlnatureclub.org and will be open till 1st March 12.00 hrs(IST).
Through this quiz, we are trying to make people aware and interested about the AIDS menace. We are sending it to over 3000 people - B skools, Graduate and UG college students and working professionals across the world. We request you to please forward this mail to as many people as you can and help us in this noble cause.
Thank you and happy Quizzing !!!!
On behalf of the XLRI Leadership Expedition
Abhinav Anand
Second Year,
Business Management
Phone : 09835170644
Y! anandabhinav4you
Friday, February 24, 2006
XL reaches the HIGHEST PEAK - Mt. Everest
XLNC(XLri Nature Club) has planned a trek to the Everest base camp for a group 20 students.
XLRI Leadership Expedition (XLE)
The Concept
The XLRI Leadership Expedition involves taking students to a remote location where they are exposed to hardships and adverse conditions through challenging adventure activities. The Expedition necessarily involves the students doing groundwork for a relevant social / environmental cause with the help of some reputed organization working in that field. This work is done pre-expedition and also during the expedition.The place where the expedition goes and the mission of the expedition will be unique every year. For example XLE2006 will go to Mount Everest Base Camp with the mission of spreading AIDS awareness. XLE2007 could be a scuba diving expedition to Andaman & Nicobar with the mission of conserving marine eco systems.
The Objective
The objective of the XLRI Leadership Expedition is to aid in developing leadership traits amongst the participants. The Expedition takes up Leadership aimed at the Individual level as well as at the society. At the individual level, the expedition aims to develop the following
Strength of character (by exposing the participants to extreme hardships)
Ability of the individual to plan and execute under uncertain environment, taking decisions which affect the team (Through rotational leadership and experience sharing)
Motivate others at during crisis (by linking individual success to the team’s success)
The other aspect of Leadership is to influence the society. In order to address this, all XLRI Leadership Expedition will take up a cause where students of XLRI will contribute towards a relevant social/ environmental issue
For more details visit http://www.xlnatureclub.org
XLRI Leadership Expedition (XLE)
The Concept
The XLRI Leadership Expedition involves taking students to a remote location where they are exposed to hardships and adverse conditions through challenging adventure activities. The Expedition necessarily involves the students doing groundwork for a relevant social / environmental cause with the help of some reputed organization working in that field. This work is done pre-expedition and also during the expedition.The place where the expedition goes and the mission of the expedition will be unique every year. For example XLE2006 will go to Mount Everest Base Camp with the mission of spreading AIDS awareness. XLE2007 could be a scuba diving expedition to Andaman & Nicobar with the mission of conserving marine eco systems.
The Objective
The objective of the XLRI Leadership Expedition is to aid in developing leadership traits amongst the participants. The Expedition takes up Leadership aimed at the Individual level as well as at the society. At the individual level, the expedition aims to develop the following
Strength of character (by exposing the participants to extreme hardships)
Ability of the individual to plan and execute under uncertain environment, taking decisions which affect the team (Through rotational leadership and experience sharing)
Motivate others at during crisis (by linking individual success to the team’s success)
The other aspect of Leadership is to influence the society. In order to address this, all XLRI Leadership Expedition will take up a cause where students of XLRI will contribute towards a relevant social/ environmental issue
For more details visit http://www.xlnatureclub.org
Wednesday, February 22, 2006
Help Required - Manjunath Shanmugam
Hi Everyone,
Most of you must be familiar with the name Manjunath Shanmugam. He was the bright young lad from IIML - 2003 batch who was killed for doing his job honestly & trying to clean up the system. I am sure that when you read the stories in the newspapers last November you would have reacted to them in some way or the other. You might have admired his honesty, felt sorry for the loss of an innocent young life, despaired over the situation in India which allows such things to happen or a million other possibilities.
But did you do something about it ?
Didn't you feel a tiny twinge, a prick of the conscience ?
"What can I do to change the system ?"
Anjali Mullatti - IIML class of '93 is one of those who decided to do something concrete about it. I have pasted her mail below, so you can read in her words, what they are trying to do. It is an onerous task that she has undertaken, the least we can do is help in whichever way that we can. It need not be just financial but also through your network of contacts.
Karthik Karunakaran of the XL 93 batch knows Anjali as a batchmate (albeit a different college) and a friend. He will vouch for her genuineness. If any of you would like to verify any details with him before making a contribution, Karthik can be contacted at
Karthik Karunakaran (BMD'93)
email: kkDELETETHIS@stringinfo.com
mobile: +91-98410-72439
Anjali can be contacted directly at
Anjali Mullatti - IIML class of '93
Catalyst Consulting
Dir: +91.821.4288688
Cell: +91.98801 91323
anjaliDELETETHIS@corporateacademy.com
Now that someone HAS taken the initiative, let's do what we can to help.
Regards,
Karishma
XL 99
-----Original Message-----
From: Karthik Karunakaran
Hi - Here is an appeal for a good cause. Anjali, who is spearheading this, is a friend of mine -KK
-------------------------
All,
Feb 23rd is the birthday of Manjunath Shanmugam - an IIM L (2003) alumnus who lost his life for his fight against corruption. He died on November 19th, 2005.
As a Sales Manager with Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. (IOCL), Manju turned down bribes and ignored threats, to do his job – check rampant adulteration of petrol. He was shot dead in Lakhimpur Kheri by a petrol pump owner and his gang.
To most of us, though we never met him, Manju is extremely familiar and is, in part, within every one of us. This is one cause we CANNOT turn away from. We have no excuse. We must ensure that his death does not go in vain.
The Manjunath Shanmugam Trust is now a legal entity with 2 trustees - Anjali Mullatti (IIML '93) and H. Jaishankar (IIMB '91).
The immediate and urgent focus of the trust is to take up the legal battle and ensure quick justice for the murder case. The murderers must not go free.
The broader objectives of the trust are
a . To establish and maintain an award for individuals/institutions working to uphold the values of truth and honesty in the face of danger to themselves.
b. To provide aid to individuals fighting a legal battle to uphold the values of truth, honesty or justice in the Indian corporate, government or public matters.
For updates on what we have done to date and our next steps, please visit the trust website:
www.manjunathshanmugamtrust.org
How can you help?
Firstly – funds are needed to pay lawyers' fees, case costs, build an award corpus.. this will be a long and tedious battle. Please donate just one day's salary for the cause.
Our first donors: Rs. 44,500 ($ 1000) from Sanjay Khanduri, Wharton Class of 2006, and Rs. 30,000 from Akhil Krishna, IIML 2003.
Secondly, if you can commit time and effort, please write in and be part of the team.
Thirdly, if you have close contacts in media, police, legal, judiciary who can help, please let us know.
It is heartwarming that so many people have already reacted immediately and generously – across the spectrum of media, legal, police and the IIM fraternity. Be part of that group.
How do you donate?
Write a cheque favouring 'The Manjunath Shanmugam Trust' , and courier it to:
2909/1, Raghavapriya, 3rd Main, V.V. Mohalla, Mysore 570 002, India
Write a cheque favouring 'The Manjunath Shanmugam Trust' , and deposit it in any HDFC bank drop box, with a deposit slip, account number 0651000091870.
Do an online money transfer , to the HDFC Bank a/c , from your ICICI /HDFC/Citibank a/c. Account number 0651000091870.
Currently FCRA regulations prohibit us from accepting foreign remittances - we're working on getting special permission. For now, please route all overseas donations via your regular Indian rupee accounts.
We have also applied for income tax exemption for donors under Section 80 (G).
Please contact me for any further clarifications - anjaliDELETETHIS@corporateacademy.com.
Regards,
Anjali Mullatti - IIML class of '93
Catalyst Consulting
Dir: +91.821.4288688
Cell: +91.98801 91323
www.corporateacademy.com
Most of you must be familiar with the name Manjunath Shanmugam. He was the bright young lad from IIML - 2003 batch who was killed for doing his job honestly & trying to clean up the system. I am sure that when you read the stories in the newspapers last November you would have reacted to them in some way or the other. You might have admired his honesty, felt sorry for the loss of an innocent young life, despaired over the situation in India which allows such things to happen or a million other possibilities.
But did you do something about it ?
Didn't you feel a tiny twinge, a prick of the conscience ?
"What can I do to change the system ?"
Anjali Mullatti - IIML class of '93 is one of those who decided to do something concrete about it. I have pasted her mail below, so you can read in her words, what they are trying to do. It is an onerous task that she has undertaken, the least we can do is help in whichever way that we can. It need not be just financial but also through your network of contacts.
Karthik Karunakaran of the XL 93 batch knows Anjali as a batchmate (albeit a different college) and a friend. He will vouch for her genuineness. If any of you would like to verify any details with him before making a contribution, Karthik can be contacted at
Karthik Karunakaran (BMD'93)
email: kkDELETETHIS@stringinfo.com
mobile: +91-98410-72439
Anjali can be contacted directly at
Anjali Mullatti - IIML class of '93
Catalyst Consulting
Dir: +91.821.4288688
Cell: +91.98801 91323
anjaliDELETETHIS@corporateacademy.com
Now that someone HAS taken the initiative, let's do what we can to help.
Regards,
Karishma
XL 99
-----Original Message-----
From: Karthik Karunakaran
Hi - Here is an appeal for a good cause. Anjali, who is spearheading this, is a friend of mine -KK
-------------------------
All,
Feb 23rd is the birthday of Manjunath Shanmugam - an IIM L (2003) alumnus who lost his life for his fight against corruption. He died on November 19th, 2005.
As a Sales Manager with Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. (IOCL), Manju turned down bribes and ignored threats, to do his job – check rampant adulteration of petrol. He was shot dead in Lakhimpur Kheri by a petrol pump owner and his gang.
To most of us, though we never met him, Manju is extremely familiar and is, in part, within every one of us. This is one cause we CANNOT turn away from. We have no excuse. We must ensure that his death does not go in vain.
The Manjunath Shanmugam Trust is now a legal entity with 2 trustees - Anjali Mullatti (IIML '93) and H. Jaishankar (IIMB '91).
The immediate and urgent focus of the trust is to take up the legal battle and ensure quick justice for the murder case. The murderers must not go free.
The broader objectives of the trust are
a . To establish and maintain an award for individuals/institutions working to uphold the values of truth and honesty in the face of danger to themselves.
b. To provide aid to individuals fighting a legal battle to uphold the values of truth, honesty or justice in the Indian corporate, government or public matters.
For updates on what we have done to date and our next steps, please visit the trust website:
www.manjunathshanmugamtrust.org
How can you help?
Firstly – funds are needed to pay lawyers' fees, case costs, build an award corpus.. this will be a long and tedious battle. Please donate just one day's salary for the cause.
Our first donors: Rs. 44,500 ($ 1000) from Sanjay Khanduri, Wharton Class of 2006, and Rs. 30,000 from Akhil Krishna, IIML 2003.
Secondly, if you can commit time and effort, please write in and be part of the team.
Thirdly, if you have close contacts in media, police, legal, judiciary who can help, please let us know.
It is heartwarming that so many people have already reacted immediately and generously – across the spectrum of media, legal, police and the IIM fraternity. Be part of that group.
How do you donate?
Write a cheque favouring 'The Manjunath Shanmugam Trust' , and courier it to:
2909/1, Raghavapriya, 3rd Main, V.V. Mohalla, Mysore 570 002, India
Write a cheque favouring 'The Manjunath Shanmugam Trust' , and deposit it in any HDFC bank drop box, with a deposit slip, account number 0651000091870.
Do an online money transfer , to the HDFC Bank a/c , from your ICICI /HDFC/Citibank a/c. Account number 0651000091870.
Currently FCRA regulations prohibit us from accepting foreign remittances - we're working on getting special permission. For now, please route all overseas donations via your regular Indian rupee accounts.
We have also applied for income tax exemption for donors under Section 80 (G).
Please contact me for any further clarifications - anjaliDELETETHIS@corporateacademy.com.
Regards,
Anjali Mullatti - IIML class of '93
Catalyst Consulting
Dir: +91.821.4288688
Cell: +91.98801 91323
www.corporateacademy.com
Faculty Fan Clubs on Orkut
Orkut hosts a couple of Fan Clubs for some Favourite XL Prof's.
Don't be mistaken, it isn't an Orkut initiative, but that of students. A case of Desperate ACP ? I don't think so.
Check out the fan clubs for Professor Madhukar Shukla, Professor R K Premarajan and Professor Venkat Krishnan.
Is it co-incidence that they all teach OB ?????
The XL Community is also alive and kicking on Orkut.
Thanks to GG for bringing this to Our attention.
Don't be mistaken, it isn't an Orkut initiative, but that of students. A case of Desperate ACP ? I don't think so.
Check out the fan clubs for Professor Madhukar Shukla, Professor R K Premarajan and Professor Venkat Krishnan.
Is it co-incidence that they all teach OB ?????
The XL Community is also alive and kicking on Orkut.
Thanks to GG for bringing this to Our attention.
Tuesday, February 21, 2006
XL, IIM-A & IIM-C Chennai March 5th
On 5th March cricket matches scheduled at Vivekananda College cricket grounds (With great difficulty they got the place ) between XL, IIM-A & IIM-C
Murali---Gear up with the team, kits etc
May be we cd meet JK of IIM-C this weekend to plan
PNS
9380514778
Murali---Gear up with the team, kits etc
May be we cd meet JK of IIM-C this weekend to plan
PNS
9380514778
Sunday, February 19, 2006
Xl get together Lunch in California on Mar 4
Santana Row Amber Restaurant for March 4 Lunch based on popular preference.
The address is:
377 Santana Row
Suite 1140
San Jose, CA 95128
Here is a link to their website:
http://www.amber-india.com/SantanaRow/home.htm
And here is the google map link:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=377+Santana+Row,+San+Jose,+CA
The pricing is 13.95 per person and 8.25% tax plus 15% gratuity(since it is a group)
I will send out another list of attendees later in the week. If you know of XLers in the bay area not on the list, lets bring them in the loop for the get together.
Please send in suggestions/ themes for the get together so it can be more than just lunch.
Shailley
Contact Shailley at shailleyDELETETHIS@gmail.com
The address is:
377 Santana Row
Suite 1140
San Jose, CA 95128
Here is a link to their website:
http://www.amber-india.com/SantanaRow/home.htm
And here is the google map link:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=377+Santana+Row,+San+Jose,+CA
The pricing is 13.95 per person and 8.25% tax plus 15% gratuity(since it is a group)
I will send out another list of attendees later in the week. If you know of XLers in the bay area not on the list, lets bring them in the loop for the get together.
Please send in suggestions/ themes for the get together so it can be more than just lunch.
Shailley
Contact Shailley at shailleyDELETETHIS@gmail.com
Friday, February 17, 2006
Prashant of XL85 joins Blueshift as the CEO
Dear all:
I am very happy to let you know that Prashant (XL85) has joined Blueshift as CEO. You may know that Blueshift is the firm that Sankaran (XL84) and Valmiki (XL85) established in 1993 with investment from 5 other Xlers of 83, 84, and 85 batches (VC and Biju of 85; PNS, Josie Simon, and Venky of 83. Aroo of 85 was the one who gave us the name “Blueshift”).
While we started as a custom software development firm in Atlanta, US & Chennai, India, Blueshift has been acquiring a sharp focus in HR solutions. Blueshift’s flagship product in this space is the Recruitment Management System, modules of which are used by companies such as Infosys and Wipro. Our other solutions in the HR space are Performance Management System, Survey System, Employee Self-Service Portal, 360 degree system, and others. To round off its overall HR solutions focus, Blueshift has been considering a foray into HR-BPO seriously.
You may all know of Prashant's leadership role at Digital/HP and Indecomm Global. Blueshift is excited to have someone of his caliber join us. The three of us together will lead the charge towards comprehensive HR solutions.
Prashant can be reached at prashantDELETETHIS@blueshift.com. You can expect to hear from him soon.
Wish us well, friends!!
*****************************************************************
Sankaran P. Raghunathan, PhD
Chairman, Blueshift
US:
9635 Ventana Way, # 101
Alpharetta, GA 30022.
Phone: 770-368-1124
Fax : 770-368-0998
India:
21 Abdul Razack St.,
Saidapet, Chennai 600015
Phone: 91-44-4227-2583
Fax : 91-44-4227-2582
Cell : 91-93803-65272
US eFax : 1-419-791-9547
US Phone: 1-678-749-7207 x 300
email : sankaranDELETETHIS@blueshift.com
I am very happy to let you know that Prashant (XL85) has joined Blueshift as CEO. You may know that Blueshift is the firm that Sankaran (XL84) and Valmiki (XL85) established in 1993 with investment from 5 other Xlers of 83, 84, and 85 batches (VC and Biju of 85; PNS, Josie Simon, and Venky of 83. Aroo of 85 was the one who gave us the name “Blueshift”).
While we started as a custom software development firm in Atlanta, US & Chennai, India, Blueshift has been acquiring a sharp focus in HR solutions. Blueshift’s flagship product in this space is the Recruitment Management System, modules of which are used by companies such as Infosys and Wipro. Our other solutions in the HR space are Performance Management System, Survey System, Employee Self-Service Portal, 360 degree system, and others. To round off its overall HR solutions focus, Blueshift has been considering a foray into HR-BPO seriously.
You may all know of Prashant's leadership role at Digital/HP and Indecomm Global. Blueshift is excited to have someone of his caliber join us. The three of us together will lead the charge towards comprehensive HR solutions.
Prashant can be reached at prashantDELETETHIS@blueshift.com. You can expect to hear from him soon.
Wish us well, friends!!
*****************************************************************
Sankaran P. Raghunathan, PhD
Chairman, Blueshift
US:
9635 Ventana Way, # 101
Alpharetta, GA 30022.
Phone: 770-368-1124
Fax : 770-368-0998
India:
21 Abdul Razack St.,
Saidapet, Chennai 600015
Phone: 91-44-4227-2583
Fax : 91-44-4227-2582
Cell : 91-93803-65272
US eFax : 1-419-791-9547
US Phone: 1-678-749-7207 x 300
email : sankaranDELETETHIS@blueshift.com
Wednesday, February 1, 2006
Anita Belani - IR 87 - Country Head (India) - Watson Wyatt
Anita Belani recently moved from the US to head Watson Wyatt's Mumbai's office Human Capital Group as Practice Leader.
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