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Software development has become more popular among the people who want to get customized software developed on their specific parameters. As we all known, the process of software development is nothing but an extension of software programming. In the process, a developer works on designing, writing, testing, troubleshooting and maintaining the source code of the software to be developed. As in the case of programming, a source code is included in developing a program, in addition to that, when it comes to developing software, it adds-on beyond programming where research and development is also added.

Software development in India is a popular practice and here developing software also includes activities like modification of the software for re-use and whenever needed developers also get involved into re-engineering as well. Making the software perfectly equipped with all the desired abilities is the prime motto of a software developer in India. Most of the time the developers undertake a bunch of activities and implement them in their course of work which help them to come up with better and error less results. These activities are:

* Understanding and analyzing the specific needs/problems of the customer
* Devising a strategic plan or design for the software-based solution
* Implementation (coding) of the software
* Test running of the software
* Deployment
* Maintenance and bug fixing (quality check)

The software development life cycle which is an integral and most important part of the process of developing software can be molded according to the specific needs of a customer. Apart from that, there are many other reasons why clients from western countries are seeking to outsource their development works to India. Low price rate for the labor they put on and excellent understanding of the Indian developers on every matter attract the foreign clients to India.

“Waterfall” approach which is specifically known as a structured approach or an extreme approach whatever way developers will take to serve the clients, the decision will be on the project the developers are working. Apart from that different other methodologies like Prototyping, Incremental, Spiral and Rapid Application Development (RAD) are also undertaken as per the requirements.

The bioinformatics sector is a successful collaboration between the biotechnology and IT industries. Undoubtedly, the IT sector is a big benefit for the Indian bioinformatics industry. As early as from the year 2001, majority of the IT companies in India have been looking at the bioinformatics with a great and enhanced interest. Although the Indian market is quite small compared to the global bioinformatics market, it represents one of the fastest growing market and expects to occupy a considerable share of the global bioinformatics business. The Indian bioinformatics market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of around 10% during FY 2011 – FY 2013, says our new research report “Global Bioinformatics Market Outlook”.

Our team of experts has done an extensive research on the Indian bioinformatics market and has found that, one of the advantages that India enjoys over the western markets is its lower cost of infrastructure and human resources. The expenditure involved in setting up and running a bioinformatics company in India is a fraction of the cost in the United States. In fact, some of the Indian bioinformatics companies have already been acknowledged in the US and European markets for their cost saving potential.

Our report has segmented the bioinformatics market into Analysis Software & Services Market, Content Market, and IT Infrastructure & Other Services Market. It has also been segmented on the basis of applications into Genomics, Proteomics, Pharmacogenomics, and Drug Discovery market.

“Global Bioinformatics Market Outlook” provides thorough research and rational analysis along with reliable statistics of the global bioinformatics market. The report also provides extensive information on the traditional markets as well as on the emerging technologies. Besides, an insight of trends prevailing in the regional bioinformatics market across the globe has been covered in the report. Analysis and statistics regarding market size, growth, share, segmentation, and geographic distribution have been thoroughly studied in the report to present a comprehensive view of the global bioinformatics market. The report has thoroughly examined current market trends; industrial developments, and competitive landscape to enable clients understand the market structure and its progress in coming years.

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Iris recognition system has proven its capability in implementing reliable biometric security protocols in various high risk sectors like aviation, border patrol and defence. However, lately, due to falling prices of iris scanners it has found further application in the retail industry.

The banking and financial sector has adopted this system wholeheartedly because of its robustness and the advantages it provides in cutting costs and making processes more streamlined. The technology started out as a novelty however due exigencies in the banking sector characterised by decreasing profits it became a necessity. The use of Biometric ATM’s based on iris recognition technology has gone a long way in improving customer service by providing a safe and paperless banking environment.

Iris recognition technology captures the intricate iris patterns with the help of an iris scanning device. This data is then digitalized and stored in a database for future reference along with some other parameters like name and address. Iris data is more reliable and durable because the iris is covered by a protective sheath which protects it from damaged. Due to this durability iris recognition system requires only a single enrolment. Other technologies are subjected to wear and tear due to the nature of the work environment which requires repeated enrolment.

Iris based biometric ATM’s are more secure than conventional pin based ATM’s because it requires biometric verification which cannot be stolen, copied or faked. Pin based security systems can be compromised leading to losses for the consumer as well as the bank. Also, the customers find it very tedious to remember passwords and pin numbers; moreover, the task of requesting for new set of passwords is itself fraught with endless communication to and from the customer and the bank leading to poor customer experience.

The customers have taken to this technology like duck to water. A customer survey carried out by a leading bank in the United States found that 98 percent of the bank’s customer found the new technology easy to use describing it in glowing terms such as ” great, cool, impressive, fast and user friendly”.

Under this initiative the bank had installed iris based ATM’s inside Kroger Supermarket stores in Houston, Dallas and Fort Worth. The system used iris scanners and image processing technology to capture and then compare with the data available on file for identification purposes. The survey revealed that most of the bank’s new customers found the new technology the prime reason for switching allegiance to the bank. It also reported how the customers wanted to see more biometric ATM’s across the town to better the retail experience and give it an edge over other banks in the industry.

Sony Vaio has released a new range of laptops as part of its third annual marketing compaign. With Kareena Kapoor at the helm as Sony’s brand ambassador, the company plans to sell about 5 lakh units this year with the ad compaign – ‘More Style More Colour’.

Sony has apparently strengthened its portfolio by unleashing 62 variants of the Sony Vaio series available in 16 colours and textures. The new line up of Vaio series is classified into four major categories. The Vaio S – business series laptop which is available from Rs. 47, 990 to Rs. 1, 29, 000. The sleek & stylish Vaio C-series for the fashion conscious, which is priced between Rs. 54, 990 to Rs. 69, 990

The Sony Vaio E-series focused at students and professionals and comes with a lot of customization options with processors and colours for a price tag of Rs. 27,990. The fourth and final Y series is aimed at the novice computer user, which ships with the most budget friendly configuration. It has a starting price of just Rs. 24, 990.

Sony Vaio S series specifications:

Processor: 2.26GHz Intel Core i5-430M; Memory: 4GB, upgradeable to 8GB; Hard drive capacity: 500GB; Display :13.3-inch, 1366 x 768 pixels resolution; Graphics: Intel GMA HD; Optical drive: DVDRW 8X; Ports supported: Ethernet, Firewire, HDMI, Headphone, Microphone, VGA, three USB 2.0 ports.

Sony Vaio E series specifications:

Processor: 2.13-GHz Intel Core i3 330M; Memory: 4GB, upgradeable to 8GB; Hard drive capacity: 500GB; Display: 15.5-inch, 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution; Graphics: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470, 512MB video memory; Optical drive: BD-R DL/DVDRW DL, 4X; Ports supported: eSATA; Ethernet; HDMI; Headphone; Microphone; VGA, three USB 2.0 ports.

Vaio C series specifications:

Processor: 2.7 GHz Intel Core i7-2620M with Turbo Boost up to 3.40GHz; Memory: 4GB DDR3 SDRAM, upgradeable up to 8GB; Hard drive capacity: 500GB; Display: 15.5-inch, 1366 x 768 pixels resolution; Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 6470M graphics; Optical drive: Blu-ray Disc drive;

Vaio Y series specifications:

Processor: CPU 1.3-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300; Memory: 4GB DDR3 SDRAM, upgradeable up to 8GB; Hard drive capacity: 320GB; Display: 13.3-inch, 1366 x 768 pixels resolution; Graphics: Intel GMA HD/Shared; Optical drive: None; Ports: Ethernet; Firewire; HDMI; Headphones; Kensington Lock; Microphone; VGA and three USB 2.0 ports.

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