Posts in IITAlumni LinkedIn group, compiled by AnvitaBajpai, dated 26^th August, 2013

1. Career corner

"CodeForIndia" (by Amit) is a tech-driven non-profit that aims to improve everyday life of a billion+ people in India by developing open source software using a crowd-sourced model for public service infrastructure in partnership with local NGOs/government.
"Inviting nominations for Advisory and Editorial Board, for a new Value Creation Journal to be published globally" (by Gautam).
"Michael Page Analytics" created by Raghav - an IIT Bombay alumni, is a LinkedIn group focusing on latest jobs in the world of Analytics | Big Data & Machine learning.

2. Professional/personal development

The term 'big data' is clarified in "Breaking Down the 5 Most Common Big Data Myths" (posted by Dr. Mohan K.).
Another good know-how|what article is "Digital Transformations | The Crossroads Model: Winning with Code Halos | SOA World Magazine" (posted by Dr. Mohan K.).
"How To Build a High-Performing Digital Team" (posted by Dr. Mohan K.) is an interesting article helps to understand skills required to succeed.
As part of his routine sharing, Hemant Karandikar, an IIT Bombay alumni, studies personal and environmental factors that help one to outperform professionally - in his articles - "Are you ready to improve your leadership skills?" and "Why talented young people quit?"

3. Entrepreneurship ideas

"Hyperloop: A New Layer of Infrastructure? | SOA World Magazine" (posted by Dr. Mohan K.) is an interesting idea when it comes to green and cost effective innovations.
I like the idea “www.bijlibachao.com a website for residential customers and small offices” (by Abhishek), for its moral values. The name of the startup just clicks the concept.
Other interesting ideas are "Six Eyed Concept" (by Devesh), and "Brand Me" (by Pranat).

4. Personal/financial/real-estate corner

"Sliding with the Rupee" (by Ramaswamy) provides a positive view on the depreciating value of the Indian Rupee.

5. Life in general

As part of his routine sharing Vikram Karve puts an interesting post “YOU WILL GET THE LEADERS YOU DESERVE”. He also discusses women related social and political issues in "WOMEN’S VOTEBANK".

6. Others

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