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4 Important Applications of Microscopy

Ever since the 1590s, the microscope has helped pave the way for numerous discoveries in various fields. It was first invented by putting a few magnifying lenses inside a tube. By layering them in such a way, it greatly enlarged whatever objected was inspected through it.

Today, there are now a number of different types of microscopes on the market, each with a very specific purpose. Many of them are much more sophisticated than their humble predecessors, often employing precision linear stages for more accurate positioning and focusing capabilities. Thus, they are now used in a variety of industries in order to expedite the process of analysis and even quality control. In this article, we’ll discuss a few of these important applications in the modern age. Continue reading “4 Important Applications of Microscopy” →

The High Costs of Cyber Breaches and What Credit Unions Can Do

Whether you are working in the finance sector, the healthcare industry, or even the field of education, there is not a single organization that is completely safe from the threat of being hacked. Getting hacked is no cheap affair, either, as the average cost of a cyber breach can be as high as $4 million per attack. However, there are some steps you can take in order to lessen the likelihood of falling victim to one of these schemes. In this article, we will discuss a few tips you can implement in your credit union to keep your sensitive data safe from prying eyes. Continue reading “The High Costs of Cyber Breaches and What Credit Unions Can Do” →

How To Tackle The Idle Employees That Could Ruin The Work Environment

Employees are the most essential part of an organization, the recruiters try hard to get the best employee in their company. As I have observed there are various kinds of people you will find at your workplace. Some will be irritating as hell, some will bore their colleagues to death and some will be fun loving.

Now, as an employer dealing with such people might not be a big task, you can manage to find a way out and make every employee productive irrespective to their behaviour or personality. But I am very sure the most difficult thing to do would be to handle the lazy employees. They are always up with a reason for not coming to work, for their deficient work or for drooling on their desk. However, there is a certain way to handle such employees which I have discussed below. Have a look and find several kinds of lazy employees and how to make them work. Continue reading “How To Tackle The Idle Employees That Could Ruin The Work Environment” →

Smart, Slim and Sophisticated: The HP Spectre x360

In a world where laptops are fast losing out to tablet, the new HP Spectre x360 notebook stands out from the crowd and is bound to turn heads wherever it goes. It possesses both the qualities of a notebook and a tablet. The unique geared hinge mechanism lets it bend with ease and offers a super firm parking at any angle up to 360 degrees. Among the latest laptops from HP, the new Spectre x360 is also the most premium notebook.

This classy convertible has a metallic body, full size keyboard with metallic caps, an extra broad touchpad with a chrome band to go with the sturdy and stylish design. With everything up to date, this device definitely will give you the convenience, entertainment and performance you are looking for. Continue reading “Smart, Slim and Sophisticated: The HP Spectre x360” →

Conclave of Entrepreneurship, Leadership and Technology (CELT), India 2016

The aim is to promote an open dialogue between the academic community and mainstream entrepreneurial crowd. With same vision in mind, KIIT Entrepreneurship Cell is organising Conclave of Entrepreneurship, Leadership and Technology (CELT), India.  This is in association with Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations as the partner, Harvard University, Cambridge for the period of 9th-13th of August, 2016. For the entrepreneurs, there can be no better launching ground to kick-start their ideas.

Delegates attending CELT will have a transformative experience; the guest lectures, panel discussions, workshops led by corporate leaders and luminaries from the practician’s who’s who world will open their perspectives and provide insight to an endless orchard of possibilities. Continue reading “Conclave of Entrepreneurship, Leadership and Technology (CELT), India 2016” →

10 reasons why online shopping can help you cut down your expenses

Right, now as we talk about cutting down expenses, a lot of things come to our mind. Like, that one time when we thought we would not waste anymore money on silly things but bought an extra microwave just because it was on sale?  And then justified our actions saying that we were being cautious about “what if the first one malfunctions?” No more of that stuff now. Online shopping has entered the picture and it has successfully kept our expenses in check. Especially, it has proven to be highly useful to businessmen and nothing-in-short-of-boon to startup guys who run low in the flow of money during the initial days. This is an informative piece on how to control your expenditure and not get completely bankrupted in the lure of shopping. Continue reading “10 reasons why online shopping can help you cut down your expenses” →

The step by step guide to opening a savings bank account

If you are about to open a savings bank account, we guide you through the procedure and the documentation required.

Every person who makes an income starts by opening a savings bank account. It is the best way to stow away one’s surplus funds and use it in the future for personal and professional purposes. Whatever money one earns or saves every month can be safely put away in the savings account. It is the best way to put away your savings and also earn interest from the bank. Continue reading “The step by step guide to opening a savings bank account” →

An SME Loan Can Help You Build Your Dreams

It is interesting to know that as of June 2016, India recorded approximately 4,200-4,400 start-ups. According to a report by a top lobby group, Nasscom and Zinnov Consulting, India has the third highest number of start-ups in the world, behind only the US and the UK. It is possible that India will overtake the UK (4,500-5,000 start-ups) in 2017. Another important statistic to know is that most of the founders, almost three out of every four, are under the age of 35. Thesesure are the few guys who will be fulfilling their dreams early in life. Continue reading “An SME Loan Can Help You Build Your Dreams” →

What Does the Budget 2016 Mean for Your Finances?

Although India has seen a decline of 13% in the monsoon during 2014 and 2015, the nation’s economy registered growth of 7.6% in 2015-16. Foreign investment reserves rose to a record value of US$350 billion. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) also came down from 9 to 5.4 during this period. The Finance Minister of India, Arun Jaitely, presented the Union Budget on February 29, 2016, with a special focus on income through taxes and foreign direct investment. There were many reforms included for finance companies in India as well. It also focused on the development of the agriculture and health care sectors. Here’s how the Union Budget could affect your finances and finance companies in India. Continue reading “What Does the Budget 2016 Mean for Your Finances?” →

7 secrets to improve your Fixed Deposit interest

Opening a Fixed Deposit account is something of importance in today’s economy. But, how does one ensure that their FD gets them the best possible returns? Read on to find out.

Fixed Deposit accounts are a type of savings account that functions on a fixed interest rate for a predetermined period of time. Once the account matures, the interest is then credited to you, the investor. Fixed Deposit rates in India are constantly fluctuating, so if you opened your FD at a reasonable interest rate, then you probably have nothing to worry about. However, here are a few ways to improve your returns from your FD. Continue reading “7 secrets to improve your Fixed Deposit interest” →