Wednesday, December 16, 2009
web design company cirrogram
Web design is the most important thing in the internetworld. There are many types of web design you can find out in that you can see 3d web design where the site looks like a 3d in effect and the most one that every one prefer is for the cheapest web design companies , When we move for the cheapest web design company we should look for the best design hat they have done it so for. In India there are lot of top web Design Company
Monday, November 16, 2009
cirrogram new company in madurai
cirrogram is one of the web design company found in madurai.they are concentrated in web design and erp and software service
best web design comapany in madurai..
Thursday, November 5, 2009
CIRROGRAM is a best web design company in INDIA,We provide ERP solutions , SEO , Application development , software-as-a-service
Press Release: CIRROGRAM
is a best web design company in INDIA,We provide ERP solutions ,
SEO , Application development , software-as-a-service
is a best web design company in INDIA,We provide ERP solutions ,
SEO , Application development , software-as-a-service
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
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Reliable services , Delivered efficiently
CIRROGRAM stand out as a one of the best web designing company in madurai.We provide
*Enterprise Resource Planning Solutions ( ERP )
*Web designing and search Engine Optimization ( SEO )
*Application Development
*Software-as-a-Service( SaaS )
CIRROGRAM Works with various local and international partners to deliver state of art
technological solutions to better address our client's business needs.Our immaculate offerings stand
testimony to our incisive technological and business expertise.
contact :
Ph no:0452-3075019
email:info@cirrogram.com
Visit us at http://www.cirrogram.com
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Reliable services , Delivered efficiently
CIRROGRAM stand out as a one of the best web designing company in madurai.We provide
*Enterprise Resource Planning Solutions ( ERP )
*Web designing and search Engine Optimization ( SEO )
*Application Development
*Software-as-a-Service( SaaS )
CIRROGRAM Works with various local and international partners to deliver state of art
technological solutions to better address our client's business needs.Our immaculate offerings stand
testimony to our incisive technological and business expertise.
contact :
Ph no:0452-3075019
email:info@cirrogram.com
Visit us at http://www.cirrogram.com
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Friday, October 30, 2009
Lebara's calling card: service-Mobile service - Ratheesan Yoganathan , Baskaran Kandiah (Karan) , Ranjith Leon
February 9, 2009
Vodafone-supported UK ethnic market MVNO Lebara Mobile is outpacing most incumbent networks for customer growth. It is also putting in place the kind of service platform that will engender loyalty among its base. James Blackman reports
In February 2001, a car carrying three friends passed the Telenor building in Bergen, Norway, on route to the airport.
The driver, Leon Rasiah, spotted his companion in the rear-view mirror, smiling. "Why are you smiling, Ratheesh?" asked Rasiah.
Ratheesan Yoganathan looked back from the Telenor building to his friend. "You know, to build something like that, someone must really have worked hard," he said.
In the passenger seat, Baskaran Kandiah twisted around. "Don’t you think we can do that?" he said.
As the trio waited by the departures board inside the airport, they took a piece of paper and drew up plans for a distribution business to serve the international prepay calling card market.
The new distributor would bring a fresh service ethos to a sector known for its sharp practices, and take its title from the first letters of its founders’ names – Le(on), Ba(skaran), Ra(theesan).
Lebara launched in Norway and the Netherlands in late 2001. Right away, its founders sought to fix a basic trade error; that demand outran supply Friday evening through Saturday night, when businesses shut down and the lines lit up. They immediately put in place 24/7 client services, itself a considerable innovation in the space.
"We didn’t have the money for this kind of thing," says Yoganathan (pictured), today, in a smart Clerkenwell restaurant, a short cab ride from Lebara's international group headquarters in Whitechapel, East London, and a long way from Bergen. "Service was the only thing we could provide."
To understand Lebara’s journey from distributor start-up to multinational mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), one should consider the wild-west calling card sector in which all the current UK ethnic market MVNOs have their roots.
The calling card space for prepay international calls, estimated to be worth £500 million in the UK alone, has largely operated outside of the bounds of the rest of the telecoms industry. Regulatory intervention by Ofcom and its local market equivalents is rare.
By its nature, business is conducted on all sides in a mess of different languages, making the provision of any kind of customer service difficult and giving rise to a culture of deception: charges are rigged in the small print, network quality is poor, support lines are intermittent at best.
Worse, rivalries are fierce and spoiling tactics are notorious. Marketing and distribution to minority groups is diverse and imaginative, but it can also represent a kind of guerilla war for its protagonists.
It can turn nasty too. Anecdotal information about old rivalries from the calling card market spilling over into the new ethnic MVNO space are common.
For his part, Yoganathan prefers to speak only of the billing and customer service issues for long-distance callers.
He says: "The calling card market never provided customer service in the first place. Even if it did, it has rarely been proper service. They might pick up the phone, but that's about it."
He adds: "And that culture from the calling card market is reflected in certain other MVNO operations now."
The point is, from its early development as a distributor, through its investment in switching infrastructure and its reincarnation as a calling card operator in its own right in 2002, to its total reinvention as a mobile service provider in 2004 via an MVNO deal with Dutch operator Telfort (now KPN), Lebara has defined itself against the rest of ethnic market providers.
"We could see from very early on what the ethnic market got, and what it needed," explains Yoganathan.
"The strategy was to be like a mobile operator that provided an international calling element, rather than like a calling card operator that happened to offer the convenience of mobile. There is a significant difference.
"Everything – our branding, pricing, service – is presented as, and measured against, the mobile industry, not the calling card market. We are providing a mobile service after all. And why, just because these customers are making international phone calls, should they be treated differently?"
Referred to….. moblile news
Vodafone-supported UK ethnic market MVNO Lebara Mobile is outpacing most incumbent networks for customer growth. It is also putting in place the kind of service platform that will engender loyalty among its base. James Blackman reports
In February 2001, a car carrying three friends passed the Telenor building in Bergen, Norway, on route to the airport.
The driver, Leon Rasiah, spotted his companion in the rear-view mirror, smiling. "Why are you smiling, Ratheesh?" asked Rasiah.
Ratheesan Yoganathan looked back from the Telenor building to his friend. "You know, to build something like that, someone must really have worked hard," he said.
In the passenger seat, Baskaran Kandiah twisted around. "Don’t you think we can do that?" he said.
As the trio waited by the departures board inside the airport, they took a piece of paper and drew up plans for a distribution business to serve the international prepay calling card market.
The new distributor would bring a fresh service ethos to a sector known for its sharp practices, and take its title from the first letters of its founders’ names – Le(on), Ba(skaran), Ra(theesan).
Lebara launched in Norway and the Netherlands in late 2001. Right away, its founders sought to fix a basic trade error; that demand outran supply Friday evening through Saturday night, when businesses shut down and the lines lit up. They immediately put in place 24/7 client services, itself a considerable innovation in the space.
"We didn’t have the money for this kind of thing," says Yoganathan (pictured), today, in a smart Clerkenwell restaurant, a short cab ride from Lebara's international group headquarters in Whitechapel, East London, and a long way from Bergen. "Service was the only thing we could provide."
To understand Lebara’s journey from distributor start-up to multinational mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), one should consider the wild-west calling card sector in which all the current UK ethnic market MVNOs have their roots.
The calling card space for prepay international calls, estimated to be worth £500 million in the UK alone, has largely operated outside of the bounds of the rest of the telecoms industry. Regulatory intervention by Ofcom and its local market equivalents is rare.
By its nature, business is conducted on all sides in a mess of different languages, making the provision of any kind of customer service difficult and giving rise to a culture of deception: charges are rigged in the small print, network quality is poor, support lines are intermittent at best.
Worse, rivalries are fierce and spoiling tactics are notorious. Marketing and distribution to minority groups is diverse and imaginative, but it can also represent a kind of guerilla war for its protagonists.
It can turn nasty too. Anecdotal information about old rivalries from the calling card market spilling over into the new ethnic MVNO space are common.
For his part, Yoganathan prefers to speak only of the billing and customer service issues for long-distance callers.
He says: "The calling card market never provided customer service in the first place. Even if it did, it has rarely been proper service. They might pick up the phone, but that's about it."
He adds: "And that culture from the calling card market is reflected in certain other MVNO operations now."
The point is, from its early development as a distributor, through its investment in switching infrastructure and its reincarnation as a calling card operator in its own right in 2002, to its total reinvention as a mobile service provider in 2004 via an MVNO deal with Dutch operator Telfort (now KPN), Lebara has defined itself against the rest of ethnic market providers.
"We could see from very early on what the ethnic market got, and what it needed," explains Yoganathan.
"The strategy was to be like a mobile operator that provided an international calling element, rather than like a calling card operator that happened to offer the convenience of mobile. There is a significant difference.
"Everything – our branding, pricing, service – is presented as, and measured against, the mobile industry, not the calling card market. We are providing a mobile service after all. And why, just because these customers are making international phone calls, should they be treated differently?"
Referred to….. moblile news
Thursday, October 29, 2009
CIRROGRAM is a best web design company in madurai,We provide ERP solutions , SEO , application development , s
CIRROGRAM is one of the best Web designing companies in Madurai. Cirrogram philosophy is to build and maintain a long term relationship with the customers based on mutual understanding and trust. Our success is based close relationship with our customers and understanding their needs which guides us on innovation in the evolving market trends
CIRROGRAM deals with
*enterprise resource planning ( ERP )
*Web designing and search engine optimization ( SEO )
*Web application development
*software-as-a-service ( SaaS )
*Application development
CIRROGRAM Works with various local and international partners to deliver state of art
Technological solutions to better address our client's business needs. Our immaculate offerings stand
Testimony to our incisive technological and business expertise.
Contact:
Ph no: 0452-3075019
email:info@cirrogram.com
Visit us at http://www.cirrogram.com
Friday, October 23, 2009
CSS TUTORIAL
Style Sheets
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There is a great deal of information on CSS all over the web. Since it’s a reasonably open web development methodology with lots of options this can quickly lead to confusion and frustration.
We are providing you with a basic tutorial of how CSS works and why you might want to start using it. The examples on this site are designed to be lean and mean and easy for you to understand. Feel free to use what you find, all we ask is that you link back to us from your site.
What is CSS?
CSS is short for Cascading Style Sheets. It is a new web page layout method that has been added to HTML to give web developers more control over their design and content layout. Using CSS allows a designer to create a standard set of commands (either embedded inside the web page or from an external page) that controls the style of all subsequent pages.
With CSS you can add style (fonts, colors, spacing, size. links) to web documents. More advanced techniques control the layout of the page without the use of tables or other cumbersome HTML.
The most important thing for web designers to understand about CSS is that CSS separates the layout and the styles of a web page. This is often difficult for comprehend for web designers that are used to compiling their creative and HTML coding in a single web page document.
Styles such as fonts, font sizes, margins, can be specified in one place, then the Web pages feed off this one master list, with the styles cascading throughout the page or an entire site.
What are the benefits of using CSS?
Until recently web page layout was not an exact science. It has been managed by inventive designers who mastered table-based HTML layouts enough to create compelling sites. With CSS all of that has changed as standards are finally being set for the present and future of web design.
CSS is beneficial to the designer because of the afore mentioned control they have over their web site design and how it will be appear across platforms and browsers.
Web sites designed in CSS are faster to change and update. Because the coding is reduced the pages are more efficient and require less bandwidth. Cost saving functions like these are causing businesses to demand CSS from their designers which is forcing less hold-out designers to convert because their clients demand it.
The main benefit to designers and to companies is that CSS speeds the time it takes to develop and update site layouts. Communication is easier among multiple developers because the workflow is standardized.
All in all, CSS is a development method that every designer will be using in the near future, and one that is very beneficial to everyone involved, from the designer through to the end user.
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT HERE
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
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