Post Event Details-Tolling Issues Conference Feb 26, 2013

February 28, 2013

 

The Key Speakers are as follows:

Inaugural Session: An Overview of Tolling in India

Conference Chairperson: Sh. A K Upadhyay, IAS, Former Secretary to Govt. of India – Department of Road Transport and Highways

 

Distinguished Speakers –Sh. Cherian Thomas, Chief Executive Officer – IDFC Foundation
Mr. Puneet Singh Bindra, Vice President – Intercontinental Consultants and Technocrats Pvt. Ltd.

Financing and investment opportunities 

 

Conference Chairperson: Dr. ES Rao, Chief General Manager- India Infrastructure Finance Company Limited

 

Distinguished Speakers – Mr. Kamal Kumar Verma, Chief Executive Officer – BRNL (SREI Infrastructure Finance.

Technological Advancement

Keynote Speaker: Mr. Deepak Darda, Associate Director – IBI Group

Distinguished Speakers – Mr. Puneet Singh Bindra, Vice President – Intercontinental Consultants and Technocrats Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Pradeep Kumar, Senior Scientist – CRRI

Issues and Challenges

Distinguished Speakers – Mr. Devendra Yadav, Vice President (Electronics / Toll Operations), Jaypee Infratech Limited

 Mr. Sachin Bhatia, Chief Editor – Indian Tollways
Mr. Shyam Rathi, Vice President – Project Advisory and Structured Finance- SBI Capital Markets

Mr. Manish Saini, ITS Specialist – IBI Group

Valedictory: Way Forward

Keynote Speaker: Mr. Deepak Darda, Associate Director – IBI Group

Distinguished Speakers – Mr. Devendra Yadav, Vice President (Electronics / Toll Operations), Jaypee Infratech Limited

Dr. Errampalli Madhu, Principal Scientist (Transport Planning Division), Central Road Research Institute

 

 

Corporate Reality..!!

February 26, 2013

Post Event Details: Road Infrastructure Management & Safety- Bangalore

February 15, 2013

       Feb 7th-8th, 2013
Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bangalore

The Post Event details of the event are as follows:

Some of the people who attended this conference are:

Shri Pankaj Jain IAS,
Secretary, Ministry of Drinking Water & Sanitation

Dr. Amita Prasad IAS,
Principal Secretary,
Infrastructure Development Department, GoK

Dr. M.A.Saleem IPS,
Addl. Commissioner of Police (Traffic),
Bangalore Traffic Police

Prof. M.N.Sreehari,
Advisor to GoK, Traffic, Transportation &
Infrastructure

Pushkar Kulkarni,
MD-Transportation Systems,
Serco India Pvt. Ltd

 

Mr. Karthikeyan TV, CFO,
L&T IDPL

Dr. P. K. Jain,
HoD Flexible Pavements, CRRI

Dr. Krishna Prapoorna B.,
Prof., CiSTUP – IISc

Dr. Pramodh,
Head-Emergency Medical Center,
GVK-EMRI

Shivaraj B.patil,
Dy. Commissioner For Transport,
KSRTC

Online training: “Rich-uals” for riches

February 14, 2013

 

Hiring the right people, and providing them with the right training is (and always has always been) the secret sauce when you goals include:

 

  • Employees who exceed customer expectations
  • Seamless operations and execution
  • A can-do and profit-focused company   culture

 

Within the last two years online learning and training has dramatically changed the way businesses and universities educate.

A key benefit of the online training model is how cost effective it can be. This opens up a world of opportunities for start-ups and established entrepreneurs.

While online training is not for everyone, if the learner is self-managing and has basic computer skills, the autonomy and flexibility of online learning is unparalleled. Traditional models require that both the trainer and the trainees are available based on the trainer’s schedule. With the advent of online learning all parties are free of yesterday’s issues; travel, logistics and scheduling are no longer relevant. The trainer provides his or her best presentation and archives that online. Self-paced learning becomes a customized, personalized experience, integrating the information in a way that is both effective and efficient.

Sameer Bhatia is founder and CEO of ProProfs.com. As the leading provider of online training programs, he is a recognized expert in this exploding market. ProProfs provides a comprehensive collection of online tools for trainers, marketers, and educators to quiz, assess and measure the progress of users as they learn the material.

Here are the five ideas he shared to maximize the benefits of an online training program.

1. Focus on the individual
Your training program needs to be designed to allow for the learning styles of the individual. With an online program you are training a person, not the masses. You can provide training solutions that respect and leverage individual learning styles, schedules, geographical and time differences.

2. Testing: The measurement that most matters
It’s critical to consider testing separate from the training. How do you know your training is effective? How will you gauge if they are grasping the objectives? When during the training should you quiz them? How often? If your personnel understands the learning objectives, the training goals, and how their progress is measured along the way, the program will be much more impactful. Strategic testing allows you to hold your people accountable for the things you want them to know. (In a future post, we will go into these questions in detail).

3. Feedback on the program
It’s also crucial to assess your training program using feedback techniques. Online training programs give you the ability to analyze test results and generate instant, measurable feedback — which gives you precise insight into how your trainees are doing (and how good the program is!).

4. Keep it fresh – retest
You have to retest people to see what stuck and to identify gaps that exist in your orientation and ongoing training programs. When people are first hired, there will inevitably be gaps because there is so much information thrown at them initially. Online training programs give your personnel the ability to revisit material whenever necessary. To paraphrase Samuel L. Johnson, “It’s not so much that you have to teach people new things as that you have to continue to teach them what you’ve already taught them.”

5. Consistency and control: The power of online training
With training online, time and geography become irrelevant. An individual can go in and start training at any time regardless of the time of day in their time zone — from the convenience of their home. Online training can handle large numbers of trainees, and it’s extremely cost-effective to control and update. Rapid rates of growth in technology and turnover necessitate an effective system for both training and orientation programs. Instead of your training being haphazard, it can be systematized and standardized.

ByRICH RUSSAKOFF

MONEYWATCH

Conference on Urban Transport for Urban Development in Indian Cities – 8th Feb, 2013, Gandhinagar, Gujarat

February 1, 2013

1. Objectives

With the background of cooperation in the urban development field between both Ministries, the conference  aims to identify the specific Japan-India cooperative activities in Urban Transport & ITS sector through sharing the current traffic situation and exchanging the views and knowledge of Urban Transport & ITS technologies with public and private sectors, for the purpose of solving the urban transport issues in India.

2. Time Schedule

9:30-17:45, 8th February 2013

3. Co-hosting

Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), Japan, Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD), India, Government of Gujarat State

4. Support

Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)

5. Venue

Mahatma Mandir Convention Centre KH rd, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India

Tel: +91-79-2325-6009, -79-2325-0492, -79-2325-0493 http://www.indextb.com/mahatma-mandir/mahatma-mandir.aspx