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Sunday 27 March 2011

SECRETS OF WORLD MOST KNOWN LOGO


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1. FedEx
In one of the better-known logo tricks out there, the FedEx logo has an arrow concealed between the E and the X. Because they deliver stuff to destinations! I just learned about this yesterday, and my life is forever changed.

1. FedEx
In one of the better-known logo tricks out there, the FedEx logo has an arrow concealed between the E and the X. Because they deliver stuff to destinations! I just learned about this yesterday, and my life is forever changed.
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2. Amazon
The yellow curved line under the logo isn’t just a smiley face: It also symbolizes that Amazon carries everything from A to Z.
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3. Cisco
Though today networking giant Cisco makes its home in San Jose, it was founded in San Francisco, and its name is an abbreviated form of the city. (According to Wikipedia, early Cisco engineers refused to capitalize the company name for this reason.) Which explains the logo: Rolled out in 2006, it supposedly symbolizes both an electromagnetic wave and a bridge between the past and the future, which also gives a shoutout to San Fran’s iconic Golden Gate Bridge.
4. Sony Vaio
Sony’s Vaio line stands out for its great design, and its logo is no exception: The V and the A represent an analog symbol, and the I and O represent the 1 and 0 of binary code.
5. Tostitos
The two t’s in the middle of the Tostitos logo are also guys sharing a tortilla chip, and the i in between them is a bowl of salsa on some sort of pedestal. This. Changes. Everything.
6. Big Ten (old)
When the Big Ten athletic conference added Penn State in 1990, it wanted to keep its name, and so it snuck an 11 around the T. It recently announced it would phase out this logo with the addition of The University of Nebraska–Lincoln as the conference’s 12th member.

7. Baskin-Robbins
Another numeric logo trick: After Baskin-Robbins dropped the “31 flavors” slogan, it highlighted the number 31 in pink using parts of the B and R.
8. Toblerone
Toblerone bars may not be particularly amazing as chocolate goes (commence the flamewars), but it has the distinction of a very clever logo: The company was founded in Bern, Switzerland, rumored to mean “a city of bears,” and the logo features the shape of a bear on the mountain. 

9. Goodwill
So it’s the letter G, but it’s also a smiling person. Very good, Goodwill.
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10. Northwest Airlines (old)
The old Northwest Airlines logo featured an N and a triangle, which could be read together as a W. But that’s not all: Placed in a circle, it also represents a compass pointing northwest. That was too subtle, apparently, so Northwest restyled themselves after a gangsta rap group.

11. Sun Microsystems
Prior to Sun’s acquisition by Oracle, its logo contained four interleaved copies of the word “sun” in a square formation.
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12. U.S. Cyber Command
The award for what is by far the geekiest — and toughest to solve — logo we’ve seen goes to the United States Cyber Command. The 32 numbers in the gold circle around the eagle form a secret code. Run it through an md5 cryptographic hash and you get the group’s mission statement:

Wednesday 23 March 2011

SOME MIRACLES OF THE 21ST CENRURY

1. Modern ways to control water.


(a water highway;)

The bridge “Magdeburg” (Germany) – you need to look at it a number of times to understand what is actually happening.

It’s a bridge that goes over the Elba river. It allows boats easy access into canals. It cost more than 500 million Euros and took 6 years to build

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2. Colossus of the sea

The biggest ship in the world.
Used for the heaviest, and biggest of things needing transport


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…Oil refinery


Military radar...




How it can be loaded at sea...
1. It sinks under the water…
The ships park on top…
And then it raises itself!!





3. Wind farm in the middle of the ocean
20 km from the coast of Denmark, you will find “Horns Rev”, the biggest wind farm in the world. 80 turbines 110 m tall, capable of 160 MW
The fins are 30 m long.










4. Fantasy road that exists part of the time - Arctic highway
The highway between Tibbitt and Contwoyto in Canada.
Most dangerous road in the world. It is over 500km long and consist of 85% frozen lakes. The ice can break at any time.
Here is a series of truck on the ice – each 70 Ï„ons.


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Sunday 20 March 2011

TRAVEL IN AUSTRIA


Located in central Europe, Austria is a landlocked country bordered by the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy and Switzerland. The country was a centre of power in Europe at the time when it was ruled by the mighty Habsburgs. Although today it is relegated to being a minor player in the European Union, Austria offers some of the most impressive destinations on the Continent.

The capital Vienna was once the citadel of the Habsburgs who ruled the country for over 600 years. The city is an architectural gem and a centre of music from the medieval times. The Hofburg (Imperial Palace) and the adjoining Augustinian Church are two of the marvels of architecture. Other notable sights in Vienna include the Museum of Fine Arts, Belvedere Palace, and the Sigmund Freud Museum.

The southern city of Graz with its UNESCO World Heritage Old Town, the largest in central Europe, has a very relaxed and mediterranean flair.

It is situated on the sunny side of the Alps and offers an exciting architectural mix between old - winding lanes and the remains of a castle that has never been taken - and new - Kunsthaus gallery with its blue bubble and an artificial island in the river - both created for Cultural Capital of Europe recently. With every sixth inhabitant being a student, it also offers a lively pub scene. The hilly wine growing region nearby is a great destination for an excursion.

Salzburg, the city that gave Mozart to the world, is a picturesque abode surrounded by tall mountains. Your tour of Salzburg is incomplete without a visit to the 11th-century Hohensalzburg Castle, the Museum of Fine Arts, and St. Peter's Abbey. Four kilometres to the south of Salzburg is the interesting Hellbrunn Palace whose grounds contain trick fountains and water-powered figures.

If destinations off-the-beaten-track fascinate you, Austria has plenty of them too. Wels and Steyr are small cities worth a visit. Rust, and Gurk are some good places to explore along with the Eisriesenwelt Caves, which, incidentally, are the largest accessible ice caves in the world. Another interesting place to visit is Bad_Ischl, the famous spa, where the Austrian Emperors spent their holidays.Austria is thronged by tourists round the year. Summer is the ideal time for sightseeing while in winter the slopes of the Alps offer ample opportunities for skiing. The Arlberg region with St. Anton or Salzburg with Radstadt

Sunday 13 March 2011

Evaluate Toyotas marketing strategy so far. What hasToyota done well? How might it improve its strategy?


Q3).Evaluate Toyotas marketing strategy so far. What hasToyota done well? How might it improve its strategy?

The marketing strategy consists of 4 Ps which are product, price, place and promotion.

PRODUCT
The product that was re-launched had far better and  attractive features as compared to its previous version, which included its outer appearance as well as the inner characteristics.

PRICE
Secondly,  the  price maintained was also competitive and helped the company to maintain an edge over the  rivals as well as retain its customers profitably.

PLACE
The product was well received by the market in the sense that it was available easily in the showrooms as well as on the internet. The customers were able to make well- informed decisions because of the detailed website and the personal assistance provided by the trained agents. They were also able to share their experience through chat rooms such as Prius envy.

PROMOTION
ComExtensive marketing campaigns and heavy promotional activities through TV(Discovery channel, MSNBC, History and Learning Channel etc), billboards, auto magazines (Newsweek, Vanity far), newspapers, leaflets along withemotional taglines and environmental appeals helped Toyota set itself as the market leader.

 Finally, the betterments may include higher quality for the inner features so as to improve the actual driving experience of the customer i.e. it is not a muscle car and doesn’t even provide very high speed. This factor should be considered since their main focus is on youngsters. Then it should use below the line advertising strategies and maintain direct and personal contact with the existing as well as the new focused customers.

Outline the major macro-environmental factors – demographic, economic, natural, political and cultural - that have affected the Prius sales. How well Toyota dealt with each of these factors?

Q2. Outline the major macro-environmental factors – demographic, economic, natural, political and cultural - that have affected the Prius sales. How well Toyota dealt with each of these factors?

Macro-environmental factors deal the larger societal forces that affect the microenvironment. Some of the factors are demographic, economic, natural, technological, political and cultural forces. With that said, I believe the macro-environmental factor that affected the Prius sales (in a positive way) is the Natural forces. Now, it would not be fair if I do not mention the technology force as well as the economic one. So there is a vehicle that saves on gas, which means that also helps with the pollution. Technological advances are probably the base of the Prius and this gets even better with the second generation. The first generation was fairly basics while the second generation was release with more gadgets and extras. The prices of the gas keep raising non-stop. That fact definitely affected the sales of the Prius, especially in a society dominated by Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs)
Macro-environmental factors
Demographics
The main customer focus of the company was those people who were youngsters i.e. belonging to generation Y. so the main focus of the entire promotional activities were the  techies due to which a major portion of their profits was contributed by them.

ECONOMIC

With respect to the economic factors, the case shows that the customers had enough income to spend on this luxury. This is shown by the fact that the company was able to sell 1800 cars in immediately and also had to raise the  monthly production level by 33% and then even by 100% to  meet the demand.

NATURAL
 Toyota is an environmentally concerned company since it had greater fuel efficiency and lower emissions. It also took advantage from the environmental appeal by sending out green seed cars shaped like Toyotas logo to prospective buyers on Earth Day.

TECHNOLOGICAL
The technological factor is explained by the many factors including adding cruise control by some wiring, dashboard display screen, playing videogames, installing sniffer, 7-inch energy monitor, a CD player holding 6 discs at a time and many more. Since the customers favored technological products and had enough knowledge Toyota was able to maintain customer loyalty .

POLITICAL

Politically, the company received support form the government in the form of tax deductions which helped efficient production but on the same note  the speed limit factor acted as a hindrance but was covered by extensive marketing campaigns.

What micro-environmental factors affected both the first generation and second generation models of Toyota Prius? How well has to Toyota dealt with these factors?


Q1. What micro-environmental factors affected both the first generation and second generation models of Toyota Prius? How well has to Toyota dealt with these factors?

At first it is important to understand the microenvironment .
Microenvironment:


The factors close to the company that affects ability to serve its customers-the company, suppliers, marketing, Intermediaries, customer markets, competitors and publics.


The first generation Prius was small, cramped, and not very attractive, although not too pretty or fancy. It was the first of the hybrid model and launched in 2001 in the United States. However, the second generation Prius was introduced three years later, which was much more pleasing to certain players of the microenvironment. First of all, the first generation Prius greatly affected the company. Toyota wants to promise its customers a car that will save them money and be environmentally friendly. They cannot promise it until their manufactures can create a car that can do those things, like run on an electric motor and be much more efficient with gas. The company has to get on board with the top management, finance, R&D, purchasing, operations, and accounting before they can work on the new Prius model. They all have to think consumer while performing these functions within the company. Toyota also has to be in good relationships with its suppliers those who provide resources needed for the company to produce its goods and services. Without the suppliers, Toyota would not be able to produce the first or second generation Prius. The United States, without marketing intermediaries, would not have to privilege to sell the Prius. Since the yare Japanese cars, they usually are not bought directly from Japan, which means Toyota would need resellers in the U.S. They sell the cars in the states to help the company find customers and make sales. The first generation did not have any competitors because at the time it was the only hybrid. However the second generation Prius started to face its competitors uch as the Civic. Although the Honda Accord, Mercury Mariner and FordEscape were competitors as well, they still were not near as successful since they were less efficient and more expensive hybrids. Other cars of the Toyota family, such as the Camry are more competitive with the Prius than models outside of Toyota. However, there is continual growing.

Handedness-Are you dexterous or sinister? 2

Swift and agile movements of the right hand show superior motor control on the left-side of the brain. It is vice versa for the left-hand. 97% right-handers process speech in the left side of the brain and are left brain dominant. 68% left-handers produce speech in the left side of the brain like right-handers. Few lefties and righties use their right brain for language.

What causes handedness?

Handedness is partly inherited. The X (female) chromosome contains a single gene that influences it. External factors such as learning, birth traumas and social pressure can affect which hand is dominant.

Advantage right

Left-handed individuals are more prone to allergies, learning disorders and other problems. Right-handed people live longer than left-handed. There is a shortage of old left-handed people. Left-handers are more prone to accident as they live in a right-hand dominated world.

Advantage left

The right hemisphere is superior at imagery and visual abilities. Many famous artists are lefties. Example: Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, etc. Lefties are better at visualizing three-dimensional objects and more lefties are architects, artists, etc. Left-handers are also better at sports than right-handers.

Friday 11 March 2011

Handedness-Are you dexterous or sinister? 1

What is handedness ?

Handedness is an unequal distribution of  fine motor skills between the left and right hand.
A person more dexterous with the right hand is right-handed and one more skilled with the left is left-handed.
Right-handed people are common.
8-15% people are left-handed.
Mixed-handedness is usage of both hands. Example: a person writing with the left hand but throwing a ball with the right hand,  effectively.
Ambidexterity is rare. Here a person is able to do any task equally with either hand.

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                                                  HOW TO MAKE A BIO DATA:
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