BarCamp Kerala 10 Sessions - May 15th 2011
Kenney Jacob
Derick Thomas
unable to attend? :)
On 5/11/11, Kenney Jacob <kenney...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Friends,
>
> The following is a list of sessions that are registered for BarCamp Kerala
> 10. If you are yet to register as an attendee please do so at
> www.barcampkerala.org
>
> You can add your own sessions also.
>
> Kenney
>
>
>
> Why do people compare Apples and Oranges ?*by Praseed Pai*
>
> Most Software companies in Kerala has got a shallow hierarchy and emphasis
> is on technical aspects of Software engineering. People who started their
> career and stayed back are mostly satisfied lot. In Contrast , Companies
> from Bangalore , Chennai and Hyderabad are build with scale in mind. Their
> emphasis is on Business Continuity. By reducing so called "Unit of Work Per
> Employee", they reduce risks in operations. Both set has got their own world
> views shaped by their respective context. The session talks about the
> impedance mismatch between a Metro Software professional and a Kerala
> Software professional.
> Making your First Dollar with your PC*by Arun Basil Lal*
>
> We all know there is money online, but how to get to it? All you need is a
> PC, and an internet connection. In this talk, I would help you make your
> first dollar with the greatest invention of our times, the personal
> computer. Your mantra should be, "If he can do it, I can do it better"
> Sound of Music*by Ashwin K*
>
> WE have been witnessing the rise of web as a social media. On forecasting
> the growth, as the bandwidth and speed becomes cheap and more popular the
> conventional broadcasting media will switch over to web because of its wider
> reach. I would like to discuss the future of Internet Radio in India, as a
> media that reaches to common man. Also, I would like to present the
> experimental technology we have been developing for
> RadioCloud<http://www.radiocloud.in/>
> .
> Intelligence And Some Questions*by Kenney Jacob*
>
> How can we define intelligence ? Is there a connection between Intelligence
> and success ? Do you think language skills is a measure of ones intelligence
> ? Do you believe that intelligence can be acquired ? Lets try to answer
> these questions together.
> Public Relations - Let the world know about you*by Richy D Alexander *
>
> We often get asked what is a successful public relations program? What does
> it cost? How long do I need to do it? Why do my competitors always get in
> the papers? A public relations (PR) strategy may play a key role in an
> organization's promotional strategy. A planned approach to leveraging public
> relations opportunities can be just as important as advertising and sales
> promotions. Public relations is one of the most effective methods to
> communicate and relate to the market. It is powerful and, once things are in
> motion, it is the most cost effective of all promotional activities. The
> success of well executed PR plans can be seen through several organizations
> that have made it a central focus of their promotional strategy. Lets share
> the idea of a successful PR See you on May 8th.
> ETHICAL HACKING & CYBER SECURITY*by AMARNATH SANKAR*
>
> The most advanced and promising technological battle... so called "Cyber War
> " has come... In every minute , Indian web portals and digital networks have
> been attacked by by Pakistani & Chinese Hackers.. The time is up to awake
> and fight.. for the justice with an unbeatable awareness... Lets have a
> roundup with Cyber Ethics , Multidimensional Web Portal Attacks , Server
> Hijacks... withe Live demonstrations !!
> Social Intelligence*by Nelvin Joseph (Ninja)*
>
> Humans are built by nature to live in groups and communicate with each other
> by language as well as by other non verbal means. With the advent of the
> social media, and the hijack of the cyber versions of ours, is our body and
> mind adapting to this change? In the session, I want to make an attempt to
> discuss how intelligence is collective and not restricted to oneself, how
> this has changed in the digital age. If possible to also move into how this
> could be utilized by the people who use social media and advertising as
> their core businesses.
> E-Governance and Digital Divide*by Jayakrishnan Unnithan*
>
> The role of E-governance and the need to eliminate digital divide to make it
> a success.
> Technology of Spirituality*by Aswin Nandakumar*
>
> In science we enquire, "What is this?"; and in Spirituality we ask" Who am
> I?". The aspiration to 'find out' is common in both. How did people in
> ancient times knew that Earth is round and sun is in the centre of our
> galaxy? and that the universe is infinite and expanding. how did ancient
> people had great ideas about mathematics and trigonometry? how did they
> develop the science of architecture? How did they develop such advanced
> knowledge of physics, biology, astrophysics, chemistry and mathematics
> without any advanced tools and machines is something very interesting. In
> this Trendy -interactive session, We will look into time tested ways to
> harness the seed of every Idea - the Consciousness- and kindle Human's
> nature of "Spirit of Enquiry". The session will delve into the secrets of
> the mind and attempts to take the best of knowledge from India's ancient
> history that can be used for innovation for this century.
> Cyber Warfare – In a different perspective*by Gokul C Gopinath *
>
> “Cyber Warfare” or “Cyber War” has got prodigious media attention and it has
> been a controversial topic for the last couple of years. People have
> different viewpoints on this issue and there is a big debate going on in the
> cyber space about the existence of the same. Some experts from the industry
> says "YES! We are at War!" while others shouts "WTH? There is nothing called
> Cyber War!” A big part of the cyber citizens out there still doesn’t have
> any idea whether it’s just a rumor on the cyber space or not. So what does
> “Cyber Warfare” exactly means? Does that really exists? Are we at War? Let
> me discuss this serious topic in a different perspective based on my
> personal research.
> Development: What they don't teach you anywhere*by Binny V A*
>
> The sequel to my talk 'Development: What they don't teach you in
> college(Everything Important)'. I'll be sharing some tips on how to be a
> better developer - tips that pretty much no one will tell you.
> Interent Marketing - Good or Bad?*by Ajith Sam John*
>
> Internet have paved its way as the most important and affordable tool for
> business, but is the internet platform doing good or bad to your business?
> Definitely, internet is undoubtedly good for your business, but if the basic
> rules and strategic planing are not applied during the internet marketing
> operations, the platform feeds back negative results. The sessions would be
> giving insights into the strategic planning and basic rules of internet
> marketing for small businesses.
> FRIDAY*by NARAYAN BABU*
>
> A brief overview on Dexetra's flagship product: Friday. Friday is a
> intelligent layer on top your Android that acts as a personal search engine,
> an auto journal and gives you lot of analytics of your activities. Friday
> collates information from various sources in your phone like your calls,
> mails, location check ins etc and builds a semantic map of your life.
>
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Derick Thomas