97 batch XLer's - Rajiv Rajendra - play in Sydney

Folks

 

belated Happy New Year

 

a play directed by Rajiv "Jeeves" Rajendra (97BMD) - citi-banker turned entrepreneur and also in theatre:) is scheduled in Sydney during Feb 3 and Feb 7... details below

 

ciao

madhukar

 

 

The Fruits of War @ Sydney

Written by Earl T Roske
Directed by Rajiv Rajendra

Start Time: Wednesday, February 3 at 8:15pm
End Time: Sunday, February 7 at 8:15pm
Where: Newtown Theatre, NSW, Australia
THE FRUITS OF WAR

For tickets please visit www.shortandsweet.org or call +61 2 8507 3034.

Jeevan Joshi (93 IR) new company - Gravitus provides Learning & Knowledge Solutions

I thought I would write a quick email to let you about Gravitus (www.gravitus.com.au) and to seek your support. We commenced operations about 6 months ago and provide technology enabled Learning and Knowledge tools. Most of these solutions are provided as a service i.e it is available as a hosted and supported web service for a yearly fee.

Gravitus focuses on
* e-Learning or Online Learning - Develop Online course for induction, compliance etc and deploy them on a Learning Management System which tracks and reports training.
* Business Process Improvement - Online business process mapping with the a focus on simplicity.
* Collaboration and Knowledge Tools such as wikis, podcasts etc

More specifically the solutions include
* Hosted and supported Learning Management System which can cater for Employee, Suppliers, Contractors, Customers etc.
* Online courses - Custom built course or off the shelf courses for Induction, Compliance etc
* Web Meeting and Classroom platform - Gravitus is the gold partner for DimDim the leading wen meeting solution.
* Tools to develop online course - i.e allow end users to develop interactive components such as quizzes, flow charts etc.
* Business Process Mapping and Improvement - This is an online tool used by companies such as HBOS, Telstra etc which allows easy access to business processes and encourages process ownership and improvement
* Provision of Wikis, Podcasts etc
* Software development with a focus on Learning and Training.

I look forward to hearing from you if you or anyone you know has requirements. The team has quite a lot of experience in deploying these solutions for companies such as Coles, St George, AMP, Centrelink etc.

I will be happy to catch up for a cup of coffee to provide more details.

Let me know
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Regards

Jeevan Joshi | Principal Consultant | Gravitus
Australia

Enabling Learning and Knowledge
www.gravitus.com.au

Amit Visits Sydney - Meet my place - 28 July 07, 1-3 pm Sat

Hi All

Amit Garg (XL – BM 97) from Upside Learning, India will be here is
Sydney on the weekend of 28 & 29 July 2007. I am planning to have a
BBQ and drinks at my place while he is here . An opportunity to meet
again !

Date: 28 July 2007, Saturday
Location: Jeevan's place
Time: 1 – 3 pm
Grub: I will fire up the BBQ and have some entrees. Please get a dish each plus some booze.

Please RSVP by end of this week

Regards
Jeevan

Picnic for Sydneysiders on 25th March

Hi,

I apologise for being a lazy this time around. This time its Fagan Park on Sunday, 25th march at 1200 hrs. For those who have not been there before, its in Galston (near Dural).

Details can be found at

http://www.hornsby.nsw.gov.au/recreation/index.cfm?NavigationID=915

Lets enter from the Arcadia Road entrance (the Main entrance) which is closest to the 3 available electric BBQs and the playground area. Also near this are gardens of many nations.

Looking forward to catching up after a longish break.

Cheers,
Pankaj

Picnic for Sydneysiders on 25th March

Hi,

I apologise for being a lazy this time around. This time its Fagan Park on Sunday, 25th march at 1200 hrs. For those who have not been there before, its in Galston (near Dural).

Details can be found at

http://www.hornsby.nsw.gov.au/recreation/index.cfm?NavigationID=915

Lets enter from the Arcadia Road entrance (the Main entrance) which is closest to the 3 available electric BBQs and the playground area.
Also near this are gardens of many nations.

Looking forward to catching up after a longish break.

Cheers,

Pankaj