Informational Diary: Darren Huston Speaks On Future of Travel

Informational Diary: Darren Huston Speaks On Future of Travel - Ellec...: Darren Huston says that ten years from now, no paper work will be involved in the travel. “You’ll have no passport, no credit cards, no confirmation,” predicts the Amsterdam-based Canadian.

Darren Huston Slickspaces - Youtube

Darren Huston & CEO Michael Driedger of Operto technologies stated: We are really pleased to offer our software to the new wave of forward-thinking accommodation providers that are increasingly utilizing tech to enhance operations and guest experience.

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Darren Huston filling in as official director, another subsidizing round and incorporation with online travel offices, and any semblance of Airbnb, Slickspaces can take a gander at the market at a worldwide scale.

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Sachin Dev Duggal Engineer.ai Delivers Winning Pitch

Sachin Dev Duggal Engineer.ai, explains the broken system of software development that Builder is disrupting and ultimately drastically improving. Sachin Dev Duggal explains the growth of Builder in delivering successful bespoke software projects globally.

Sanjeev Nanda | Dubai Based Entrepreneur

Sanjeev Nanda invested in Ishvan Pharma based in Russia, Sanjeev Nanda is dubai based entrepreneur. Ishvan Pharma is all set and have collaboration with some India based Pharma companies like Cipla.

Emergence of nonalbicans Candida — Sanjeev Nanda

Authors- Sanjeev Nanda, Nidhi Goel, Prabhat K Ranjan, Ritu Aggarwal, Uma Chaudhary

Publication date — 2009/7

Journal- Journal of laboratory physicians

Volume-1

Issue- 2

Pages- 53

Publisher- Medknow Publications

Description

Aims:

To know the distribution and antifungal susceptibility pattern of Candida species in neonatal septicemia cases.

Materials and Methods:

In a prospective analysis blood samples from 825 clinically suspected cases of neonatal septicemia, collected aseptically, were cultured to look for the role of Candida spp. in septicemia. Candida isolates were speciated by germ tube test, Hi-CHROME agar, sugar fermentation, and sugar assimilation tests using standard protocol. All the Candida isolates were tested for antifungal susceptibility to fluconazole by the Disk Diffusion (DD) method and broth micro dilution-minimum inhibitory concentration (BMD-MIC) method using NCCLS guidelines.

Source: https://scholar.google.co.in/citations?user=mDjZBR4AAAAJ&hl=en

2020 vision In Hindsight: The Year Lost In Time | Sanjeev Nanda

APJ Abdul Kalam, the 11th President of free India, is revered across the political spectrum for his acumen, along with his unflinching pragmatism for India, moving forward – until his untimely passing on 27 July 2015, due a cardiac arrest. His ideals made him the poster-boy for a country, developed, and free from the shackles of the past. His four decade long tenures at the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO), and the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), gave him credence amongst the nations brightest.

His claim to fame, some might argue, was the 1998 Pokhran-II nuclear missile tests – which helped reaffirm India’s capability, to stand shoulder to shoulder with the rest of the world. In the grand scale of things, however, he would be uncannily be known for his vision for India in 2020, encapsulated in the form of a book – aptly called ‘India 2020: A Vision For The New Millennium’. Going back to this highly recommended read, one cannot help but be hopelessly optimistic about India’s prospects for the future; at the same time, being bogged down by the reality ‘plaguing’ the world, as well as the country, in 2020 (and I’m not just referencing the pandemic).

Vision 2020

APJ Abdul Kalam lists his ideals for India in the form of an elaborate manifesto. He covers fields such as Healthcare, Manufacturing, Agriculture, Technology, etc. while rounding out his views by asking the reader, if India could ever imagine herself being a developed country? – a question, he asks straight to the reader, but seems rhetorically negative in hindsight. The India he envisioned has been brokered obsolete by the inner machinations of the system.

Mind you, it’s 2020 right now! His manifesto for a social upheaval keeps sounding more and more like science-fiction every passing year. Some of his predictions have been too close to the chest, such as –

The rural-urban divide, being reduced down to a thin line, at the same time has been totally eradicated (he himself, came from less than humble beginnings)

Meritocracy being honoured despite social or economic standing (he worked himself up the ladder, coming from a poor minority background)

India becoming a hub for scientists, scholars, and the most talented (the India he envisioned catered to bright minds like him)

Others like his vision for a fortified agricultural sector, where the field has been optimized and running at double its strength – seems like a slap to the face, when record numbers of farmers are committing suicide every year, exponentially!

APJ Abdul Kalam, looks at these things, and more, through a lens of retrospective criticism – he acknowledges the strengths and weaknesses of the nation, while giving directive remedies for each and every one of India’s malice’s.

Such statements, and more, paint India, primed for a position of power, on a global standing. It’s 2020 now, and President Kalam’s vision has been blindsided – not least of which has to do with the covid pandemic that we’re facing right now. Although, there is reason to believe that the powers that be, in hindsight, would paint the situation as such!

So Mr President, we have failed you! Your book should be relegated to the fiction section. 2020 has come, and will duly pass. Your vision has turned to dust, sadly! It’s just that the pandemic has diminished in a span of a few months, what you’ve been building towards, for the last 50 years.

Source: https://www.youthkiawaaz.com/2020/04/2020-vision-in-hindsight-the-year-lost-in-time/