Saturday, November 30, 2019

ACTIVE USERS OF THE LIRC- November 2019


ACTIVE USERS OF THE LIRC

(1st November to 30th November 2019)
All the below Active Users are eligible for one extra library book for the month of 
December 2019

Sr. No.
Member
No of Transactions
1
SHAH JASH BHAVIK MEENA
24
2
PINTO SHAUN LAWRENCE SHANTI
20
3
DANDEKAR SAURABH SANDIP SNEHA
19
4
SHAH SHUBH GIRISH MANISHA
18
5
MAURYA RAHULKUMAR GRAMSEWAK PARMILADEVI
16
6
BANGERA RATUJITH CHETHAN KAVITHA
16
7
GHANDADE PRATIK SURYAKANT APARNA
16


3rd International Conference on Communication Systems, Computing & IT Applications (CSCITA 2020)



3rd International Conference on

Communication Systems, Computing & IT Applications

RECEPIENT OF AICTE QIS GRANT FOR ORGANIZING CONFERENCE

April 3-4, 2020
Venue: St. Francis Institute of Technology, Mumbai

https://www.cscita.sfit.ac.in/

Monday, November 25, 2019

DRDO unveils slew of incentives to lure private industries

In an effort to get a bigger role for Indian industry in defence production, the DRDO has come up with a slew of policies that include zero fee for transfer of technology (ToT), free access to over 450 patents, open test facilities, upfront funding up to 10 crore, says its Chairman, G Satish Reddy.
To meet the target of reaching 70 per cent indigenisation from the present 45 per cent, there is a need to ensure ease of collaboration and private sector participation in defence production, he said at a DRDO-Industry meet in Hyderabad today.

The meet, attended by over 250 industries and officials, was an exercise to offer technologies and also listen to the issues that were limiting partnerships and private sector investments in the defence sector.
Satish Reddy said, the Indian industry has built capabilities to manufacture components to complete systems and from critical sub-systems to missiles. He cited the example of Akash missile, wherein the Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) is manufacturing 60 numbers per month. “Recently, the Chairman & Managing Director of BDL told me that they have capacity to produce 120 numbers per month too. This shows the confidence and maturity”, says Satish Reddy, who is also Secretary, Defence Research & Development.
The industry representatives highlighted the procedure delays, financial constraints in bidding, lack of assured orders, long gestation in project execution as some of the issues that needed to be ironed out to facilitate greater collaborations and participation.
At present, there are 1,800, big, small and medium enterprises that are associated with the DRDO in its wide range of projects from smart bombs to Agni missile, radars to battle tanks, field guns to on board propulsion systems.
In a video message, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said an ambitious target of reaching $26 billion by 2025 in defence production with an investment of $10 billion and creation of 20 lakh jobs has been set. He expressed confidence of achieving it. Similarly, in Artificial Intelligence, big plans of producing atleast 25 specific products by 2024 is the road map laid out for the DRDO, he said.

GOOD READS 1-15 November 2019



“Good Reads” is a monthly alert service, initiated by SFIT LIRC for all the students and staff. This service provides a list of most recent articles which would be of interest to all. The objective of this Current Awareness Service is to keep abreast of the recent happenings in the fields of science and technology.
GOOD READS 1-30 November 2019

Article / Infographic
URL / Source
Various Techniques of Data Mining in Social Network Mining 
Journal of Advanced Database Management & Systems
Vol.6,No,2,2019 Pages 15-17
Solar System Tracking Using MPPT Tracking
Journal of Advancements in Robotics
Vol.6,No,2,2019 Pages 15-17
Underground Cable Fault Detector Using IoT
Journal of Open Source Development
Vol.6,No,2,2019 Pages 21-25
IoT Based Smart Home Security System Using Arduino Uno 
Journal of Open Source Development
Vol.6,No,2,2019 Pages 12-14
Intelligent Computing with Natural Language Processing 
Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research & Advances 
Vol.6,No,2,2019 Pages 63-68
Tracking of Solar System
Journal of Web Engineering & Technology 
Vol.6,No,2,2019 Pages 20-24
Machine Learning Cluster Analysis for Large Categorical Data Using R Programming
Recent Trends in Programming Languages Vol.6,No,2,2019 Pages 23-34
The Power of One!
The Machinist, Vol.14,No.10, Pages 36-44
Optimistic About Future
The Machinist, Vol.14,No.10, Pages 58-60


Monday, November 4, 2019

GOOD READS

GOOD READS – AN INITIATIVE OF SFIT LIRC
(CURRENT AWARENESS SERVICE)

“Good Reads” is a monthly alert service, initiated by SFIT LIRC for all the students and staff. This service provides a list of most recent articles which would be of interest to all. The objective of this Current Awareness Service is to keep abreast of the recent happenings in the fields of science and technology.


GOOD READS (updated on November 4, 2019)

Article / Infographic
Gist
URL / Source
Accessed On
Neural Network-based classification of Germinated Hang Rice Using Image Processing
IETE Technical Review July-August 2019
Vol 36 No.4
Pages 375-381
Digital Disruption, AI and IOT in CRM
Colleen Berube, CIO,Zendesk, talks about Customer Relationship Management, solutions, how small and large companies should deal with them respectively and also the future that is shaping the industry.
PC Quest,September 2019 
Vol.32 No.9
65-67
Why Blockchain Matters in Cybersecurity and in Open Internet
Blockchain can be used for protecting personal data. It Provides  identify protection solutions that can be more effective than the existing password-based security as well as multi-factor authentication.
PC Quest,September 2019 
Vol.32 No.9
30-32
Dataquest Top 20 Companies
TCS,CTS,Infosys,HCL Technologies,Wipro, Tech Mahindra, Ingram Micro, Redington, Dell Technologies,IBM, L & T Infotech, HP Inc, Lenovo, Intel, HP Enterprise, Microsoft, Cisco Systems, L & T Technology Services, SAP, Oracle
Dataquest, September 2019 
Vol.xxxvi, No.9 
Pages, 16-50
The Outlook :How are India’s top IT companies gearing up to be a part of the national vision to be a $1 Trillion digital economy by 2023.
Dataquest, September 2019 
Vol.xxxvi, No.9 
Pages, 10-14
IoT for ICT
Ninad Desai,District Chair, BICSI India, in an interaction with us, unearths how the evolution of IoT is setting certain demands-in terms of equipment and talent-for redefining the telecom infrastructure to suit the needs of the current and the future generation networks.
Voice & Data September 2019
Vol.26,No.09
Pages 58-59 
5G and Machine Leaning
Voice & Data September 2019
Vol.26,No.09
Pages 34-39 


Thursday, October 31, 2019

ACTIVE USERS OF THE LIRC OCTOBER 2019


ACTIVE USERS OF THE LIRC
(1st October to 31st October 2019)
 All the below Active Users are eligible for one extra library book for the month of November 2019

Sr. No.
Member
No of Transactions
1
AHUJA RISHIKA SANDEEP DIPALI
30
2
SAHU MADHUSHREE DAMBARUDHAR SONALI
27
3
LOBO ANDREA KARLTON ALICE
26
4
CLETUS AGNELLO DSOUZA
24
5
RODRIGUES DAVID DARIN MAXCY
24
6
REDDY KRISHNA ANBALAGAN PARIMALA
23


Wednesday, October 30, 2019

Good Reads OCTOBER 1-31, 2019


“Good Reads” is a monthly alert service, initiated by SFIT LIRC for all the students and staff. This service provides a list of most recent articles which would be of interest to all. The objective of this Current Awareness Service is to keep abreast of the recent happenings in the fields of science and technology.


Article / Infographic
Gist
URL / Source
Company Highlights: Key developments in the past 12 Months
An Annual Review of the key developments relating to power sector majours in the past 12 Months
Power Line, Vol.24 No.1 
Pages 166-174
Cloud-Based Security Solutions
The IUP Journal of Computer Sciences, Vol XIII No.4, Pages 72-78
Hackers are Leveraging Radical Attack Vectors
Banks should have a very good Last line of Defence with EDR Solutions to protect their endpoints as these endpoints are the weakest link in the network and very easy to compromise
PC Quest, October 2019, Vol 32, Issue 10, Page 40-42

Monday, October 14, 2019

Top Users for the Academic Year 2018-2019

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE TOP USERS OF THE LIRC!

SN
NAME OF THE BEST USER
NO. OF TRANSACTIONS
1
MASCARENHAS RACHEL
278
2
LOBO ANDREA
222
3
GUPTA PRADEEP
196
4
CHAVAN ANKITA
187
5
PRASAD KAUSHAL
177
6
CRASTA RYAN
174
7
ANTONY ALEX
171
7
YADAV ANKIT KUMAR
171
8
OJHA ANOOP
167
9
BISHT SHIVANI
164
10
PHILIP FRANCIS FERNANDES
163

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