Tuesday, April 9, 2013

A to Z Blogging Challenge Schedule

This year, 2013 also I am participating

2012 Schedule



What Blogging A to Z
http://www.a-to-zchallenge.com/p/what-is-blogging-from-to-z.html

Register in the signup Sheet

http://www.a-to-zchallenge.com/p/2012-to-z-challenge-sign-up-list.html

Entries

1019 -13.3.2012

My Entries

April
1 A Advertising Research
2 B Behavioral Decision Making Theory  Luthans 368-374
3 C Creativity in Decision Making Luthan 377-381
4. D  Decision-Making Styles - Luthans 374-376
5. E  Ethical and Socially Responsible Marketing - Kotler 782-784
6. F Functional and Consumer Testing of Prototypes - Kotler 326-27
7. G. Guerrilla Attack in Marketing - Kotler 390-91

9. H  Horizontal Marketing or Marketing Channel System Kotler, 551
10. I Image Analysis - Kotler, 607-610
11. Job Design - Snell - HR book 16th edition already posted
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13. Leadership - Self Development and Training
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16. Nokia Comes Up From Behind in India in Multi-Sim Card Mobile Phone Category
17. Optimization Research
18. People Behavior Characteristics
19. Quality Positioning - Communicating and Sustaining It
20. Relationship Marketing Using Social Media and Web


Completed the challenge successfully within the schedule. But do not find time to update the list.
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Wednesday, April 3, 2013

3 April Knowledge History - Science, Engineering and Management



Birthdays


Nobel Prize Winners

1896 - Nikolay Nikolaevich Semenov  - Chemistry
           Nobel Lecture - Some Problems Relating to Chain Reactions and to the Theory of Combustion
           http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemistry/laureates/1956/semenov-lecture.html

Patents



1973 Francis W. Dorion was granted patent #3,724,070 for a "dual razor blade assembly".


News

Chinese scientists have developed the world's lightest substance - carbon aerogel. Its density is only 0.16 mg/cubic centimetre. The previous record was held by graphite aerogel with a density of 0.18 mg/cubic centimetre.

Management Knowledge Revision Articles


Sales Closing Techniques

Service to Customer: Follow Up After The Sale






4 April Knowledge History

Science, Engineering and Management Knowledge History of the Day - Index for the Year

Knowledge History of the Day - Index for the Year

Management Theory Review Blog
Management Knowledge Center
Engineering and Technology Knowledge Center
Science Knowledge Center
Social Science Knowledge Center