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…training and development toward globally recognized computing diplomas and certificates. Caron Taurima is a director of Carich Training and New Zealand's biggest private training provider; she has twice won Maori Business Woman of the year. She is an inspiration…

…'s, has described this new trend which gives increased emphasis to cooperation as well as competition between firms as 'alliance' capitalism. His view is that this has been brought about by globalization and a series of landmark technological advances…

…otherwise they face risking economic penalties imposed by other members of the international community. Economic success of individual states now rests on the success of the global economy. Liberals strongly believe that in order for economies to strive…

…is any indicator, advances in communications technology will inevitably lead to continued deregulation of global telecommunications. One may wonder why deregulation of the telcom industry is such a good thing. In the early days of modern telecommunications…

…in the region, stated that gross domestic product (GDP) growth reached 7.5% in 2004, fueled by buoyant consumption and investment, as well as strong global markets for oil and commodities. This is expected to continue in 2005 and 2006. Underlying growth in 2005-2007…

…because that workforce can build wealth almost as fast as a disgruntled one can destroy it. 1.2 Industry 1.2.1 IT Industry In the present scenario whether it is India or at the Global level IT industry plays a very significant role of our life…

…Table of Contents 1<Tab/>Introduction<Tab/>1 2<Tab/>Global Prospects<Tab/>3 3<Tab/>South African Prospects<Tab/>6 4<Tab/>The Portfolio<Tab/>7…

…of restrictive regulations. The final point evident in North’s statement is that “institutional change leads economies towards success or failure”. It is important to realise that in such a global market, the institutional change from a highly regulated…

…worldwide and is an essential part of how we work, play, communicate, and conduct commerce. We use the Internet in ways that seemed unimaginable The term "Internet" refers to the global information system that -- (i) is logically linked together by a globally…

…in the fight against AIDS, fearing the possible consequences of official involvment to be worse than that of the AIDS epidemic itself (Health Transition Centre 2000:154). Global pressure and growing evidence of the destruction caused by HIV have caused global…