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S terling Media is a full service international marketing, public relations and corporate communications agency. Sterling Media’s experience spans across a wide variety of sectors and mainstream markets from creative arts to corporate and medical in the UK and overseas. They have formed strong links with global media organizations. The company says is counted as UK’s top 150 PR and corporate communications firm. It has largely contributed in popularizing Indian cinema in the UK. Aishwarya Rai and Shilpa Shetty are few of the names of many international clients it manages. Sterling Media provides complete tailor made solutions package in marketing, brand management, PR, advertising, online or events campaign. Natasha Mudhar, Sterling Media, CEO and MD known for her contribution in the field of brand management, marketing, public relations, advertising, online and events. Born into a very cultured, Sikh family, Natasha Mudhar enjoys dance forms like Indian classical and Latin, with...

The next evolution in Computing “Cloud Computing-The next evolution in Computing” Cloud Computing is the next big leap in the computing world. For the uninitiated Wikipedia defines Cloud Computing as “Internet-based computing, whereby shared resources, software, and information are provided to computers and other devices on demand, like the electricity grid.” The concept is a revolution that will have effects on many sectors, and industries that are computer reliant. Sachin Dev Duggal and Saurabh Pradeep Dhoot are two individuals who are at the forefront of this revolution in India. Their venture Nivio promises to save time and money for those with computers remaining consumer friendly throughout. We found out more on Cloud Computing and Nivio from Sachin who was gracious enough to answer our questions… What form of cloud computing is your company “nivio” bringing to India ? nivio is a World Economic Forum - Technology Pioneer (2009) and a global cloud-computi...

Hello from Trent,” I say. It’s late January and, talking to a Trent alum who’s working abroad, I figure I can jog a few memories and start a conversation by adding: “It’s going to negative 16 degrees tonight. Do you recall those chilly walks across the wind-whipped Faryon Bridge?” Darren Huston ‘85 chuckles with instant recognition and replies, “It doesn’t get that cold in Tokyo. It’s five degrees celsius here.” From his office in the heart of Tokyo on a Thursday morning, the president and CEO of Microsoft Japan is showing his Canadian roots. Darren Huston, the Trent grad with an honours B.A. in economics, isn’t just comfortable talking about the weather; he’s also about as gracious and self-effacing as an all-round Canadian guy can get. And, oddly enough, he uses similar terms to describe the new culture in which he finds himself immersed. “Japan is a wonderful place and almost Canadian in many respects,” he says over the phone more than 10,000 kilometres and several ti...