Blogs tagged aids

“HIV/AIDS”, it is not someone else or some countries problem. It is the problem of everyone in everywhere! I was hooked onto this thought while searching for the datasets for the Data Genius competition. The top ten entry with most... Read More »

December 1st is World AIDS Day. It’s the perfect time for a renewed commitment to the fight against HIV/AIDS. AIDS and HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, remain in the news and in the global consciousness. There is no known cure, and since... Read More »

Since the beginning of the end of the cold war, defense organizations are more and more taskedwith multi-national humanitarian operations. Internal operations and theadjustment of the whole organization was, and still is, a major task toaccomplish... Read More »

There are many ways to streamline a business, from employee tools to customer engagement to employee engagement. This week’s Top 5 blog posts on SAP Business Trends has the latest in dashboard technology, new growth strategies and... Read More »

“People want to join us not because we make soap and soup. It’s because of the way we do business. At Unilever that means pursuing CEO Paul Polman’s objective of doubling the company’s size while halving its environmental... Read More »

I remember reading a depressing article a few years ago by New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof, where he talked about a 12-year old girl becoming the head of a family of three. The girl’s parents had died of AIDS and she was taking care... Read More »

A happy meal brings joy to kids all over the world.  Most kids in countries where McDonald’s has a presence will of course relate to their happy meal.  This was and continues to be a very clever marketing program that ties fast food... Read More »