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No Governance by UPA Government.. Here is a specific incident
2011-11-05 11:17:00 Mr Azim Premji’s commment that “There is complete lack of Governance” at the Central Governemnt level drew complaints from Congress spokes persons Mr Manish Tiwari and Mrs Ambika Soni with an expected denial. They have also asked for specific instances to be cited by Mr Azim Premji. Mr Azim Premji may have several big issues in mind ...
Does Grammar Matter with Data Governance?
2011-10-01 03:52:00 When individuals think about data governance one of the last things they often think about is grammar. In fact, most data stewards focus on the alpha numeric structure of their data or how the organization they work for categorizes different types of data. However, grammar is an important part of your data structure and their are a number of things you can do to implement policies and approaches in your data governance strategy to ensure that your data accounts for quality grammar. An area that grammar is most important when applying it to data governance is when you’re considering data elements that accept open ended information from individuals entering data into your system. This scenario may allow for data entry employees to use short hand, improper grammar, or text that only they can read. This makes it difficult to gain any value from the data you’ve collected and entered into your enterprise systems. Data Governance Tools – Grammar Checkers One of th...
Hazrat Ali?s Letter on Inclusive Governance
2011-08-22 10:08:00 Raza Rumi ... Ali (AS) had written a comprehensive letter ? articulating principles of public policy ? for the guidance of the newly appointed Governor to Egypt, Maalik al Ashtar. In this...
By: Light Within
Open Source Software To Be Used For E-Governance Projects
2011-07-08 06:09:00 The Economic Times carries a report on a draft policy which says all new E-Governance projects should use open source software on computers and attached devices. The Department of Information Technology which is behind the draft has put forward the draft to hardware manufacturers and others before finalizing it. A major benefit after this draft gets implemented is of course ‘saving money‘. Open source projects are available to use for absolutely no cost at all. In addition to that it would even give the implementing agencies control over their hardware and the ability to further customize it as per their needs. The report goes on to say that the Aadhar Project makes extensive use of Blackberry phones, a closed platform. It is ironic that the government has been taking steps to jeopardize the existence of Blackberry phones in India, and the same phones are being used in a very important government project. India has been a supporter of Free and Open source software...
By: WATblog
Ausaid PROGRAM MANAGER – ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE
2011-04-27 00:18:00 Australian Government Aid Program AusAID is the Australian Government Agency responsible for managing Australia’s overseas aid program. Australia has been a dedicated development partner to Indonesia for more than 50 years. Through the development assistance program, Australia and Indonesia work together to alleviate poverty and promote regional peace, stability and prosperity. We are looking for a self-motivated, experienced professional to take part in an exciting role of : PROGRAM MANAGER – ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE Reporting to the Senior Program Manager, the Program Manager will be responsible for the provision of administrative, finance, technical and general program support to the Economic Governance Unit. As part of the task, the position will liaise with key government and stakeholders in the area of economic governance, and also be accountable for monitoring activities within the Economic Governance programs. We are looking for a high performing individual who is a strong t...
Data Governance Tools
2011-01-02 07:20:00 As with any kind of industry, it is extremely critical for every business owner to be able to manage data efficiently and effectively. Data governance tools play a critical role in the organization because of its ability to help cut back on labor and eradicating manual processes through the use of integrated computer and software applications. Contrary to popular belief, data governance has been around for the past few decades. It is only but recently that more people have begun to appreciate what it can bring to their business. Because of the threat of recession and budget losses, company owners have really taken the effort to find ways on how to improve on business results. Data governance used to be an option, but it was not necessarily always the first choice to consider. This was because it was very expensive to avail of data governance services in the past. Today, this type of application is now very easy to use and will be applicable in any part of the region. If you are stil...
Finding a Good Data Governance Job
2010-12-19 19:47:00 I often help friends of mine who are looking for jobs in Data Governance by connecting them with colleagues, clients, former co-workers, and other industry professionals. Â One think I hear quite often is how hard it is to find good jobs online. Â I decided to do a bit of searching to see what the online job search landscape was like, and I paid particular attention to jobs in the data management industry. The first thing I noticed was the large number of scams there are on these job boards. Â I see a large number of work-from-home scams, ‘get your bachelors degree in 3 months’ type scams, and all around fake looking job posts. Â It seemed that no matter where I looked, I found stuff like this – CareerBuilder, Monster, HotJobs, Indeed, etc. Â The one place I had good luck with finding real jobs while cutting through the garbage is Jobfox. The Jobfox Scam policy ensures that spam and other bad stuff stays out of their listings. Â You can read a bit more about the th...
Is Puttaparthi Glitter the ?Shining India??
2010-12-15 23:31:00 Many are the demonstrably mistaken accusations thrown at those who have stood forth to expose Sathya Sai Baba and his international sect. For example, typically taking our remarks badly out-of-context, it is said that we are: "India bashers". But they do their cause harm; and we learn that many Sai devotees will have nothing to do with them - although we also know that some who are close to Sathya Sai Baba have assisted them in various ways. Indeed, the absurdity and intellectual dishonesty of their attempts to defame will not win them the favour of astute and questioning readers.
Data Governance Talent
2010-12-10 01:00:00 Can you imagine what the world would be like without information technology, data and research? Centuries ago, people had to just rely on each other without knowing how to manage the information that they have been exposed to. If we fast forward it to today’s generation, almost every single business in the organization have been dependent on data for their companies to thrive. Whether it’s something as a simple database for recordkeeping to something as advanced as a computerized system to help them generate millions in revenue, we all understand that managing accurate and complete data is of the essence. Keeping this consistent is the focal point of data governance. While data and information is now easily available to us, data governance is something that still needs to be managed by someone who really understands the business. Implementing the best talent acquisition strategies goes beyond just the simple knowledge of certain computer programs or a Black Belt in Six Sigma. Th...
Recovering from the Five Stages of Chicago Democrat Governance
2010-10-10 18:00:00 From Dan Proft... According to the KĂĽbler-Ross model, there are five distinct stages to the grieving process. Given President Obama's economic policies, it is likely you have experienced the majority of them in the last two years. This contribution to the understanding of the human psyche has inspired my own. I present the five stages to the process of Chicago Democrat governance, applicable at both the state and federal levels....
Where to get petrol in Lahore
2010-09-19 11:41:00 They say money can buy every thing except love. This is not true. You cant buy petrol even if you have money, at least not in Lahore. Now petrol is deficient in Pakistan, particularly the situation...
By: Light Within
Governance: The Big Problem
2010-07-06 02:00:00 I alluded to this a few weeks ago in Xanadu, but I got to thinking about the subject and realized it deserves a little more exploration and discussion. I mentioned an almost mythical "hunter-gatherer" society and the potential to...
How a Failed State Looks Like?
2010-06-22 05:20:00 Pakistan was ranked the 10th most failed state in the world, just three places below Afghanistan, in a US survey released on Monday. Somalia tops the 2010 Failed States Index followed by Zimbabwe,...
By: Light Within
Data Stewards & Data Governance
2010-05-11 18:58:00 A Data Governance team banks on its credibility to effectively handle data and ensure that the quality of data is flawless. These responsibilities aren’t easy to perform, hence the need to make use of Data Stewards.  Data come from many sources – in the form of internal and external customers as well as 3rd party vendors and providers. The amount of data gathered from all of these sources can very quickly become overwhelming. This is where the role of the Data Stewards come into play. Data Stewards are usually people that assume collateral duties of managing data in addition to their other roles (which could be doing any other types of tasks anywhere in the enterprise). In some cases, the Data Stewardship group within an organization is composed of the Data Stakeholders themselves. These Data Stewards ensure that data-related decisions are carried out in a way that doesn’t conflict with another person or entity within the organization.  Aside from technical ski...
Data Governance Decision Rights
2010-05-11 18:54:00 Decision Rights are a key concern when it comes to Data Governance. They can be very hard to define since there are some considerations regarding data, specifically in relation to rules and standards, that must be addressed. One issue that must be reviewed is deciding on just exactly who has the power to decide. Likewise, questions regarding when and how decisions can be made and conceptualized should also be settled. Therefore, to avoid any inconsistencies, the Data Governance program must clearly define and document all decision rights. This documentation should also include those detailed and further information on all decisions made in regards to data. These decision rights must be defined very well to avoid any conflict, specifically when it comes to settling issues. On the other hand, decision-rights for programs related to compliance are quite easy to identify. The executive level of an organization has the power to choose if they will follow a certain standard, law or re...
The Mission and Vision of Data Governance
2010-05-11 18:41:00 To identify all governing rules and regulations, to continuously protect the interests of data stakeholders and to meditate and settle any issues as a result of disobedience to the said rules and regulations are the three main mission of Data Governance. These missions of Date Governance reflect those greatly affected by the process, specifically those data stakeholders and other participants. To simply yet fully comprehend the mission and vision of Data Governance, let us take the example of on of the most common organization- a bicameral government. Data governance operates like this kind of government with its three separate branches: the executive branch, legislative branch and the judicial branch- all having their own duties, functions, and checks & balances. For background, the legislative passes, makes and even changes laws, the judicial branch interprets these laws specifically in terms of settling and resolving issues and the executive branch makes sure that these law...
Call for Transparent, Responsible and Good Governance
2009-12-23 10:51:00 Independent press is a new found luxury we have started to enjoy. For the first time, media, print as well as electronic, is trying to tell the public what they need to know ? the misadventures of...
By: Light Within
Copenhagen Summit to establish global governance?
2009-12-17 17:18:00 Don't be surprised but this article leaves me about as speechless as can be. Tell me what you think, for Copenhagen is waiting for Barack Obama's magic wand on Friday:One of the Rothschild offspring laments the difficulty of establishing global governance. The December 2009 Summit in Copenhagen is meant to be a goosestep in the direction of fascist world domination bwo 'climate change' which was established years ago in a directive from the UN.You know, it isn't new for environmentalism to be used for taking over governments such as when Hitler used it to help establish the Third Reich.All of this reminds me of a dream I had after first hearing a few years ago that polar ice caps and glaciers are quickly melting - that a satellite with lasers was melting them from space! Crazy, huh? Looked pretty amazing as dream images go.Even crazier: that the ancient manuscripts of Atlantis holding the secret to longevity are thought by some to be under said ice. Thing is, the 'longevity' ...
RCom To Be M-Governance Partner For Mumbai, Maharashtra & Kerala &ndash
2009-12-11 09:05:00 Reliance Communications has reportedly been signed up to develop the m-governance infrastructure capabilities for governments of Mumbai, Maharashtra and Kerala. RCom will provide the telecom infrastructure working in collaboration with the respective Government’s local VAS service partners. The m-governance initiative would aim at connecting various government departments in these three circles via the mobile platform. The two VAS players who would be working with RCom on this project are said to be IIST Infotech in Mumbai and MobeMe Wireless in Kerela. M-Governance Projects On The Rise M-Governance projects have been in the news lately with Spice digital bagging the project for Himachal Government. Even last year the Lok Sabha Secretariat had implemented m-governance by partnering with Value First. So the RCom deal doesn’t come as a surprise as various state governments are already looking at the m-governance route. Why is m-governance BIG? According to telecom tig...
By: WATblog
Achieving Efficient Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) for Financial Ser
2009-09-23 09:00:00 Now more than ever, financial institutions are struggling to comply with regulations and manage the risks and penalties of failing to operate within the rules. Establishing, maintaining and proving compliance requires both money and time that executives would rather invest in top-line growth. The myriad of procedures, tasks, and behaviors that bear upon compliance can be overwhelming. Yet financial institutions that can master the management all of these activities—and demonstrate that they have done it—operate more efficiently, compete more effectively, and build their brands and good names in the marketplace. Fortunately, newly available software platforms that have become known as Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) technologies can help. This white paper discusses the drivers behind the growing awareness of GRC information technology and introduces the elements of an effective automated GRC system.Request Free!
The growth of fear-based governance
2009-06-03 02:02:00 Governments must keep adding to the chorus of fear-mongering voices in order to keep us in check.
Ground-Up SharePoint Governance
2009-05-11 02:00:00 In case you hadn't noticed, SharePoint is everywhere (a bit like pig flu hysteria). It's a great success story for Microsoft, and the release of MOSS 2007 added a ton of features that inspired businesses to either roll out the platform or upgrade. Once SharePoint is made available, there is no turning back... good luck wrestling a site out of the hands of a department that's come to rely on it.
Justice Muhammad Shahab ud Din and Prime Minister Pakistan Muhammad Ali Bog
2009-03-17 10:20:00 Muhammad Shahab ud Din came to judiciary from Indian Civil Services. He rose to the coveted post of Governor East Pakistan in 1954 but history always recognises him as Justice Muhammad Shahab ud Din.Prime Minister Pakistan Muhammad Ali Bogra once gave a statement about East Pakistan without consulting him. Justice Muhammad Shahab ud Din resigned in protest. Bogra apologised and requested the Justice to continue but he did not agree.He took out his pen and dried its ink in the pot in his office before leaving the Governor house. His ADC Major S. G. Gillani was with him who asked, ?Sir, why have you returned the ink to the pot here.? Reply of the Justice was, ?It belonged to state for official work. How I can use the official ink when I no more hold the office.?
By: Light Within
Governor's Rule in Punjab
2009-02-27 06:30:00 Supreme Court of Pakistan has disqualified Shahbaz Sharif ? sitting Chief Minister Punjab - for holding a public office and his brother Nawaz Sharif ? twice former Prime Minister of Pakistan - for contesting elections. The decision reminded me what one of my friends from Police department said only a month back, the beginning of an end has started. Punjab government will go by Mar and the center by end this year. I was wondering if he had given loner margin for the center.There is so much going on for weak governments all over the country ? war in Swat and Tribal areas, Taliban quagmire, economic recession, price hick and relations with India and Afghanistan.
By: Light Within
Gilani?s Arithmetic
2008-11-16 06:53:00 Anwar Syed Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani seems to have lost track of the simple arithmetic he learned in primary school. Talking to newsmen on Nov 6 he justified the recent recruitment of 22 new ministers and 18 ministers of state on grounds that appear to be flimsy.The prime minister said the move would not place a burden on the exchequer. This is hard to believe. In addition to the usual salaries and allowances, the new ministers will have furnished homes, automobiles, servants, guards and other perquisites. All of this will cost many millions of rupees which the government will pay out of the exchequer.The prime minister based the above assertion on the premise that the expenditure on having a minister did not exceed that required to maintain a parliamentarian. This premise is not valid for as we all know a member of parliament does not receive in addition to his salary the perquisites (mentioned above) that a minister does.Consider also that the parliamentarians (342 in the N...
By: Light Within
Barack Obama?s Agenda for E-governance: Open Government is Its Main Plank B
2008-11-14 16:05:00 All eyes are on the U.S.President-elect Barack Obama, who will assume the charge of his office on January 20, 2009. He has also set an ambitious agenda for e-governance. Obama has already very successfully used information technology (IT) in his presidential campaign. For example, according to reports, on www.barackobama.com, more than 280,000 people created accounts, ...
No Home-Grown Education System
2008-11-13 18:14:00 Anwar SyedSome commentators contend that the present education system in this country is a legacy of the British colonial rule, and that therefore it does not go well with our nativity.They would replace it with one that is rooted in our own historical experience and values. They assume that there was once a system that worked to good effect, and that it should be revived. This assumption is not entirely valid.Government-funded primary and middle schools, open to all those who might wish to enter, did not exist during the medieval ages. Education was provided mostly by seminaries, focusing on the scriptures and preparing young people for careers connected with religion. Colleges surfaced in Baghdad, Cairo, Rome, Paris, Oxford and Cambridge but these also started out as seminaries and only later took in mathematics, humanities, and the hard sciences.During the same period certain individuals in the Muslim world and Europe emerged as great scholars. Most of them began their education ...
By: Light Within
Academic paper: China in Africa - lending, policy space and governance
2008-06-05 19:20:00 Source: ELDIS China in Africa: lending, policy space and governance Authors: Dahle Huse,M. ; Muyakwa,S. L. Produced by: Norwegian Council for Africa (200 China has had bad press regarding its involvement in sub-Saharan Africa. Its lack of aid conditionality - particularly in the field of human rights and environmental issues; its apparent disregard for transparency in the ...
Madagascar: Governance and institutional development project
2008-06-04 12:45:00 The World Bank Group?s Board approved the second Governance and Institutional Development Project (PGDI ? II) in Madagascar: This US$40 million financing will enhance reforms initiated under the PGDI - 1 http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE-/EXTERNAL/COUNTRIES/AFRICAEXT/0-,,contentMDK:21789 073~menuPK:258658~pagePK:286510-6~piPK:2865128~theSitePK:258644-,00.html
New agency to help achieve national e-governance plan
2008-06-02 14:41:00 New agency to help achieve national e-governance plan India has long been planning to make information on land, companies, income tax and excise duties, among others, available online so that citizens can access them at ease instead of negotiating a bureaucratic maze. The plan has been repeatedly delayed since it was flagged off in March 2006, ...
Karanataka a Model Governance Approach
2008-06-01 15:00:00 This is the third post under this suggested approach to Governance in Karnataka which has for the first time come under the Governance of the BJP party. We have already discussed the need for a “Performacne Based Minsiterial Term” so that only those minsiters who are good in adminsitration will continue for a long term and ...
Karnataka Governance in the BJP Era.. some thoughts
2008-06-01 06:33:00 As a follow up for the previous post regarding a management solution for dissidence in the Karnataka government and in the general interest of developing a new model of Governance in a State (Applicable to any state in India), the following thoughts are placed for public debate. Presently, in any Government the first compromise to principles ...
Australia Indonesia Governance Research Partnership
2008-05-28 22:00:00 FW: Australia Indonesia Governance Research Partnership [Due: 31 May 08] From: [INCL English] [incl.contact@gmail.com] Australia Indonesia Governance Research Partnership Applications for the 2008 Young Scholars Workshop close 31 May 2008. See details below. What is the Young Scholars Workshop? The Young Scholars Workshop is designed to encourage a new generation of prospective researchers from Indonesia and Australia (especially Honours and post-graduate ...
Oracle Identity Management: Governance, Risk, and Compliance Architecture,
2008-05-21 06:05:00 Oracle Identity Management: Governance, Risk, and Compliance Architecture, Third Edition (Paperback)By Marlin B. Pohlman Buy new: $69.95$63.9012 utilised and new from $49.99 Customer Rating: First tagged “oracle” by Peter Stomenhoff “Practice Manager — Oracle Identity ...
The Caring Governance, No more worries
2008-05-15 22:00:00 Just get your self injured or killed via a bomb????benefit of fruitless favor is forfeited with the ever green statement of PM,s and CM,s
Learn Governance by Hazrat Ali (AS)
2008-05-12 17:34:00 Raza Rumi ... Ali (AS) had written a comprehensive letter ? articulating principles of public policy ? for the guidance of the newly appointed Governor to Egypt, Maalik al Ashtar. In this fascinating directive, Ali (AS) advises the new governor that his administration will succeed only if he governs with concern for justice, equity, probity and the prosperity of all. There is a timeless applicability of this famous letter. Selected passages from the text are reproduced below:Religious tolerance: Amongst your subjects there are two kinds of people: those who have the same religion as you [and] are brothers to you, and those who have religions other than yours, [who] are human beings like you. Men of either category suffer from the same weaknesses and disabilities that human beings are inclined to; they commit sins, indulge in vices either intentionally or foolishly and unintentionally without realising the enormity of their deeds. Let your mercy and compassion come to their rescue an...
By: Light Within
Minimum Government and Maximum Governance Seems To Be The Template The BJP
2008-04-30 21:57:00 The full text of the speech can be found here and here. Key issues from an Offstumped perspective that standout from the speech. - There is a high degree of confidence in the BJP about the next election - The Narendra Modi model of Minimum Government and Maximum Governance seems to be the template the BJP will tout - One ...
Companies need to step up Singapore corporate governance, transparency
2008-04-26 08:27:00 Companies need to step up Singapore corporate governance, transparency By Rachel Kelly, SINGAPORE: Minority shareholders in Singapore have plenty to think about in recent weeks, with the red flag raised on corporate governance and transparency issues in not just one, but three companies. These companies are Jade Technologies, Swissco International and China Aviation Oil. Associate Professor Ho Yew Kee, Vice Dean, Finance and Administration, NUS Business School, said: “I think it is a sign that corporate governance is taking an effect on the market and companies suddenly realise that they can no longer do things in the quiet. “For example, if an independent director is resigning, they can no longer sweep it under the carpet because they realise that they need to prepare statements. They have to explain to the market as to the kind of signal that is being sent by the resignation of the independent director.” Minority shareholders in Singapore are also increasingly ...
Cities and Sensitivities
2008-04-16 17:40:00 A couple of Councillors with the City of Ottawa asked for a summary of municipal concerns. The result is the attached PowerPoint, addressed to the City of Ottawa. It applies to most cities in Ontario and, to a lesser extent, to cities across Canada. The presentation is also available in pdf format. One of the greatest concerns is that municipal public health officials contribute to damages by eclipsing the history of persons with sensitivities behind controversy about the recent additional theories of so-called "doctors of environmental medicine." AttachmentSize citiesandsensitivities.ppt116.5- KB citiesandsensitivities.pdf68.38- KB
Transparent Governance Needed
2008-04-15 16:00:00 Democracy is all about liberty, equality and justice. In a democratic society, everyone enjoys equal opportunities without any restriction and preference, and the door of accountability remains always open. The statues of liberty, equality and justice are not mere static ideals aimed at adorning the glittering writings in blogs and columns or to shimmer the speeches ...
Hazrat Ali (AS) on Good Governance
2008-04-15 11:11:00 Raza Rumi ... Ali (AS) had written a comprehensive letter ? articulating principles of public policy ? for the guidance of the newly appointed Governor to Egypt, Maalik al Ashtar. In this fascinating directive, Ali (AS) advises the new governor that his administration will succeed only if he governs with concern for justice, equity, probity and the prosperity of all. There is a timeless applicability of this famous letter. Selected passages from the text are reproduced below:Religious tolerance: Amongst your subjects there are two kinds of people: those who have the same religion as you [and] are brothers to you, and those who have religions other than yours, [who] are human beings like you. Men of either category suffer from the same weaknesses and disabilities that human beings are inclined to; they commit sins, indulge in vices either intentionally or foolishly and unintentionally without realising the enormity of their deeds. Let your mercy and compassion come to their rescue an...
By: Light Within
Australia Indonesia Governance Research Partnership
2008-04-14 16:50:00 Are you working on contemporary governance issues in Indonesia: Politics, Economy, Law, Society, and Environment? If so, you could win a place in the young Scholars Workshop to be held in Jakarta in December 2008
Karnataka Polls - Of Greed and Governance
2008-04-07 06:33:00 If you could name one defining issue for the upcoming Karnataka Polls, what would it be ? Before we get to that some observations from Offstumped on the sideshow that played out on Raisina Hill this weekend. Was this the most inconsequential cabinet reshuffle by a lame duck Prime Minister in what is left of his tenure. Perhaps ...
Global Poverty Act, a Step to Global Governance
2008-04-04 03:25:00 A bill was introduced in the Senate by Barack Obama (D-IL) that, if passed, would move the United States dangerously close to giving up its national sovereignty. The Global Poverty Act of 2007 (S.2433) would “require the President to develop and implement a comprehensive strategy to further the United States foreign policy objective of ...
By: shyspeak.net
Progressive Governance 2008
2008-04-03 02:06:00 In the wake of the Progressive Governance Conference 2008, taking place in London this Friday, Policy Network has published a series of very interesting papers covering issues such as global governance, climate change, poverty and migration. The papers are written by international epxerts and can be downloaded here: http://www.policy-network.net/e-vents/events.aspx?id=2114
Karnataka Polls - Governance not Stability stupid !
2008-04-03 01:50:00 The stage is finally set with the Election Commission announcing the poll schedule for Karnataka. Karnataka will have three-phased assembly elections on May 10, 16 and 22… Counting of votes in the elections to the 224-member House would take place on May 25…A total of 4,00,77,666 electors would be eligible to vote While Offstumped has been debating ...
Democratic Governance
2008-03-30 08:55:00 More countries than ever before are working to build democratic governance. Their challenge is to develop institutions and processes that are more responsive to the needs of ordinary citizens, including the poor. UNDP brings people together within nations and around the world, building partnerships and sharing ways to promote participation, accountability and effectiveness at all levels. We help countries strengthen their electoral and legislative systems, improve access to justice and public administration, and develop a greater capacity to deliver basic services to those most in need. We are now hiring expert practitioners for the following assignments: Senior Technical Advisor (General Elections Commission) ALD-4Apply by Mar-31-08 Jakarta, INDONESIA Apply Now Consultant: Officer – Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) Apply by Apr-2-08 Jakarta, INDONESIA Apply Now Consultant: Facilitator for Kiri...
Lowongan Corporate Governance Assistant (Contracts) | Mining Company
2008-03-28 09:32:00 Lowongan Corporate Governance Assistant (Contracts) | Mining CompanyMBP Skill IndonesiaCONTRACTING ? CONSULTING ? RECRUITING ? TRAINING ? FORMALITIESOne of our clients, an International Mining Company is involved with a number of projects and is looking for a qualified candidates to fill the position for :JUNIOR IT OFFICER( MBP 214 ? 11 - 4 )The requirements are as follows : * Male * Min. S1 Degree in Engineering or Communication from a reputable university * Having at least 5 years experiences in the same position * Experience in trouble-shooting function and able to maintain hardware and software * Able to speak and write in English * Willing to be stationed at mine site at roaster basisAn attractive remuneration package commensurating with experience will be offered to the successful candidate.Your application will be treated confidentially and only shorted listed candidates will be followed up. Please send your comprehensive CV and recent phototo: res...
Thoughts on Global Governance Standards
2008-03-28 04:33:00 The general idea behind global governance standards is that, if all companies either adhere to the same standard or are measured against the same standard, then investors and other observers will be able to assess how well they are governed. Governance is important because well governed companies attract a premium to their share-price, and poorly ...
By: Audit Trail
Internet Governance
2008-02-27 22:30:00 The recent case of Pakistan blocking access to YouTube underlines the need for better governance of the Internet. I’m not suggesting we should have heavy-handed, bureaucratic control. But the Internet is now critical to business and government services so we need a better international understanding of national responsibilities, especially for supporting services such as security and incident response. The UK concept of a “Third Way” suggested by the Rt Hon Alan Michael MP gets my support. |
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