Software industry have its own values in the economic growth of a country. The scenario of this field in the India is also not a small part of the whole. As per the trends India shares almost 20 % of the world’s software economy. The tactics and development processes for the software industries always requires a certain amount of improvements and certainty to achieve the target. There can be multiple factors which can affect the development process. In this research paper I am showing a much critical problem of risk handling there resolution. There are various models and methods which we can follow for calculate statically but that is not enough. If we really want to optimize the results as well as the success certainty we should improvise our traditional procedures. In the later part of this paper a short improvisation of my side over the traditional one is shown. This method improves our predictability about risks as well as the rectification of that problems.

This study attempted to calculate prevalence as well as to identify the patterns of smoking, cough and vaccination (BCG) coverage among garment workers in Dhaka city, Bangladesh. In this study 5829 garment workers from 12 garment factories were interviewed with a pretested questionnaire. The results revealed that 7.3%, 12.3% and 59.6% of garment workers respectively smoked cigarette, had cough and took BCG vaccination. Smoking was significantly associated with age and gender, whereas cough was significantly associated with education (>10 years education) and monthly salary and in case of vaccination, a significant relationship was seen with age, education, monthly salary (4001 BDT), room size (6001-800 and 8001 sq. ft.), status of light and air in the working room, sitting arrangement, number of persons living in a room (5-6 persons), length of living room (9 ft.) and width of living room (5-7 and 8 ft.). In case of BCG vaccination the significant associations appeared with age (25-34 and 35 years), education (6-10 years) and amount of salary (4001 BDT). TB burden could be reduced significantly by considering the above mentioned factors.

Every organisation that produces product evaluates their performance at certain intervals to keep the pace with the market. Forecasts are evaluated to improve models to achieve better policy and planning outcomes. The purpose of this study is to observe whether the forecast errors are within the reasonable limit of expectations or whether these errors are irrationally large and require an improvement in the statistical models and process of producing these forecasts. Statistical time series modelling techniques like – Moving Average, Simple Exponential Smoothing and Least Square methods are used for the study and their performance evaluated in terms of Mean Average Deviation (MAD), Mean Squared Error (MSE).

Technology diffusion is an important aspect that is considered as economically important, while offering particularly large benefits to the organizations (Erik. A & Ken.G 2002). This study will explore the barriers to the diffusion of a new technology in a Telecom Sector organization. Ease of use, Job-fit, facilitating condition, training, Top management support, and project communication were found frequently used factors to investigate the usage behavior of employees of a telecom, manufacturing, engineering and government service sector industries. This study also investigates the impact of culture while diffusing a new technology in an organization. System generated real time data is administered for evaluating the employee performance after implementing the new SpeechLog software in the QAU department as well as a questionnaire based survey was administered personally on 140 employees, In response to the survey, 120 valid responses were received. The response rate was 85%. Among the respondents, 70% were male while 30% were female.

Este artículose basa en la experiencia de 5 travestis que hayan experimentado vivencias penitenciarias en cárceles masculinas. Generando así una discusión en la corporalidad, buscando analizar la discriminación y espacios marginales. Se presenta la cárcel como un espacio marginalizado por la sociedad en donde además habitan cuerpos abyectos tanto para la sociedad de afuera como de adentro, generando así espacios interdictos para las travestis las cuales generan una paradoja de deseo al poseer un cuerpo femenino en un reciento masculino. El artículo aborda la problemática del amor, de los crímenes, la enfermedad y muerte, como también la violencia en los cotidianos travestis visto desde el análisis geográfico de la ciudad y sus símbolos.

In this paper, we introduce the concepts of semi-limit and semi-separability. Weprove that separability and semi-separability are equivalent and also prove a few interesting results in this connection.

Image segmentation is critical for many computer vision and information retrieval systems, and has received significant attention from industry and academia over last three decades. Despite notable advances in the area, there is no standard technique for selecting a segmentation algorithm to use in a particular application, nor even is there an agreed upon means of comparing the performance of one method with another. This paper, explores Rough-Fuzzy K-means (RFKM) algorithm, a new intelligent technique used to discover data dependencies, data reduction, approximate set classification, and rule induction from image databases. Rough sets offer an effective approach of managing uncertainties and also used for image segmentation, feature identification, dimensionality reduction, and pattern classification. The proposed algorithm is based on a modified K-means clustering using rough set theory (RFKM) for image segmentation, which is further divided into two parts. Primarily the cluster centers are determined and then in the next phase they are reduced using Rough set theory (RST). K-means clustering algorithm is then applied on the reduced and optimized set of cluster centers with the purpose of segmentation of the images. The existing clustering algorithms require initialization of cluster centers whereas the proposed scheme does not require any such prior information to partition the exact regions. Experimental results show that the proposed method perform well and improve the segmentation results in the vague areas of the image.

This article introduces some theoretical reflections about gender and stratification in the Uruguayan countryside. It tries to focus on the overlap and intersection between gender and social classes inequalities. It also shows some data collected from the Continuous Household Survey (*) and the Official National Census that took placed in 2011. The purpose is to analyze the current gender inequalities at the rural areas. We can find many differences coming from distinct origins: social classes, gender, generations, culture, religion, ethnicity, race, and others. Differences are not something negative by themselves if they enrich cultural diversity. However, the big issue starts when some groups dominates anothers. Our concerns are not differences but inequities: the challenges that some social groups: women, for example, have to deal with to achieve equal opportunities and resources.

Thyme leaves (Thymus vulgaris) with 50 g weight and 83.7% humidity on wet basis were dried in a laboratory scale microwave dryer using six different microwave power levels ranging between 200 to 700 W. The effect of drying power microwave on the coefficients of the best moisture ratio model was determined by non-linear regression method. Results from the mathematical modeling showed that the Midilli et al. model gave the best fit to describe the drying curve of thyme. In addition, the effective diffusivities of thyme under microwave drying were obtained from 2.94×10-7 to 7.38×10-7 m2/s. Also, the activation energy for the moisture diffusion was found to be 16.471 W/g.

Information technology plays an important role in every field of life. Implementation and acceptance of IT always remain an important topic for researchers, engineers and practitioners. This study explores IT adoption factors influencing SMEs performance in developing countries. Relative advantages, complexity, ease of use, trialabiliy, observability were found frequently used factors to investigate SME performance. Frequently used factors and new identified factors from advance literature were profitability, communication improvement and attitude of employees for different SMEs. A questionnaire based survey was distributed personally to 240 respondents of SMEs of academic, pipe industry distribution, passport office, post office, nut bolt industry, hotels, banks, hospitals, carpet and fashion industry sector using IT. In response to survey, 162 valid responses were received. The response rate was 77.1%. Among the respondents male percentage is approximately 80.6% and female percentage is 19.4%. The finding indicates that the proposed model over all explains 81% variation in the performance. While relative advantage, acceptability, eases of use, profitability, communication improvement and attitude were significant factors that indicating SME performance. Majority of the respondents were agreed to use computer for their daily purpose.