Its hard to believe that both the phones have browsers based on webkit. The nokia thing crashes very often.
The thing that ipod did very well some 4-5 years back, 5800 does not do. Thats playing a full length movie.
I dont know why people compare iphone & 5800. Its like comparing paris & paris corner.
Let nokia learn to hold the knife properly, the killing can wait.
Access to any Bank's ATM is free now.
When I heard of this news,
I thought that any bank, which operates a large number of ATMs are in for a loss. Any new bank can make use of the existing ATMs, they do not have to operate their own ATMs. So they gain a lot. So was my thinking.
Today I asked the person in a bank, with whom I am working. I asked him the same questions. He said, when you withdraw money from another bank's ATM, your bank has to give a transaction fee to the other bank. Previously they were taking it from you and giving it to the other bank.
Ex. I have axis bank ATM card, if I am withdrawing from SBI ATM, then axis bank has to pay SBI. Before April 1st, axis bank will take the money from me and pay SBI. In that case, axis bank did not have an incentive to operate a large number of ATMs. Because the customer is paying for the access to other bank's ATMs.
After April 1st, axis bank still have to pay SBI. But in this case, the customer will not be paying this. Axis bank will be paying this. So now they have to operate a large number of ATMs, or pay for all the transactions that we do in other bank's ATM.
Summary is, I thought the April 1st rule benefits bank with fewer ATMs, but in fact they benefit the bank with more ATMs.
That's how things can be strangely different from what we think, when we don't know how things work :)
I thought that any bank, which operates a large number of ATMs are in for a loss. Any new bank can make use of the existing ATMs, they do not have to operate their own ATMs. So they gain a lot. So was my thinking.
Today I asked the person in a bank, with whom I am working. I asked him the same questions. He said, when you withdraw money from another bank's ATM, your bank has to give a transaction fee to the other bank. Previously they were taking it from you and giving it to the other bank.
Ex. I have axis bank ATM card, if I am withdrawing from SBI ATM, then axis bank has to pay SBI. Before April 1st, axis bank will take the money from me and pay SBI. In that case, axis bank did not have an incentive to operate a large number of ATMs. Because the customer is paying for the access to other bank's ATMs.
After April 1st, axis bank still have to pay SBI. But in this case, the customer will not be paying this. Axis bank will be paying this. So now they have to operate a large number of ATMs, or pay for all the transactions that we do in other bank's ATM.
Summary is, I thought the April 1st rule benefits bank with fewer ATMs, but in fact they benefit the bank with more ATMs.
That's how things can be strangely different from what we think, when we don't know how things work :)
Windows Internet Explorer 8: Home page
Windows Internet Explorer 8: Home page
Seems to be more of the same. Should they have called IE7+ or IE7 Service pack?
Seems to be more of the same. Should they have called IE7+ or IE7 Service pack?
Inside Architecture : Why Automated BPM will never live up to its hype
Inside Architecture : Why Automated BPM will never live up to its hype
Where would we be with out such enlightenment?
Where would we be with out such enlightenment?
BPMS Watch » IBM Announces a BPM Suite
BPMS Watch » IBM Announces a BPM Suite
Should be interesting to watch how IBM integrates their stack of products, in a way that makes sense to business users without making them scared of the BPM
Should be interesting to watch how IBM integrates their stack of products, in a way that makes sense to business users without making them scared of the BPM
SAP & Business Objects
With SAP acquiring Business objects and Oracle already purchased Hyperion. It is becoming evident that these "would be" BPM vendors need the BI to be an integral part of the BPM space.
We all know that the cycle of of BPM needs analytics. BAM will be helpful in the analyzing the real time events and actions taken, but still a large part of historical & real time data analysis lies with in the purview of the BI tools.
Or are these guys leading us to a corollary of sorts here?
ERP = open data but locked process.
BPM = open processes but locked data.
We all know that the cycle of of BPM needs analytics. BAM will be helpful in the analyzing the real time events and actions taken, but still a large part of historical & real time data analysis lies with in the purview of the BI tools.
Or are these guys leading us to a corollary of sorts here?
ERP = open data but locked process.
BPM = open processes but locked data.
Oxymoron
Inside Architecture : Asking IT to perform Business Process Management...
Nick Malik defines oxymoron - Asking IT to perform Business Process Management...
Nick Malik defines oxymoron - Asking IT to perform Business Process Management...
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