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Viral Marketing phenomenon explained.
(Original version published in the Netscape M-Files, May 1, 1997. Edited Version published in Business 2.0, November 1998)
A lot of the energy behind the Internet is the ability for everyone to be a publisher. Consequently, we are in a land grab for precious spectrum - people's attention. Attention is finite. Rising above the noise of a thousand voices requires creativity. Shouting is not very creative. Just hanging up a web shingle and hoping for visitors is not very creative. Rather, new companies can structure their businesses in a way that allows them to grow like a virus and lock out the existing bricks and mortar competitors through innovative pricing and exploitation of these competitors' legacy distribution channel conflict.
In 1996, Sabeer Bhatia and Jack Smith pioneered a great new product category -- free web-based email. But many great ideas and great products have withered on the vine. The special catalyst for Hotmail's torrid growth is what we at Draper Fisher Jurvetson have come to call "Viral Marketing" -- not because any traditional viruses are involved, but because of the pattern of rapid adoption through word-of-mouth networks. Viral Marketing powerfully compounds the benefits of a first-mover advantage. And it's something we eagerly look for when evaluating any Internet startup company. As a founding investor in Hotmail and a member of their board of directors, we think Hotmail is a great case study on the impact of the Viral Marketing strategy over its full life cycle.
Hotmail's Amazing Growth:
Hotmail grew a subscriber base more rapidly than any company in the history of the world ...faster than any new online, Internet, or print publication ever.
Hotmail is the largest email provider in the world.
In its first 1.5 years, Hotmail signed up over 12 million subscribers.
A traditional print publication would hope to reach a total of 100,000 subscribers within a few years of launch. Hotmail signs up more than 150,000 subscribers every day, seven days a week.
Every Hotmail subscriber, without exception, has filled out a detailed demographic and psychographic profile including occupation and salary. This is an unprecedented supply of personal information.
Yet, from company launch to 12 million users, Hotmail spent less than $500K on marketing, advertising and promotion. This compares to over $20 million spent on advertising and brand promotion by Juno, Hotmail's closest competitor with a fraction of the users.
Other companies may have distributed more unit volume of product than Hotmail did in their first year - especially when releasing upgrades or brand extensions to an established franchise. But for a new entrant with a new product, the challenge is more daunting. "Subscriptions" have their own challenges as well. Users face a trust decision in deciding to share their private information and email with an online entity. And the user may not be certain that the end product is worth the effort. These are barriers to adoption in the subscription model. How did Hotmail overcome these barriers as an undercapitalized startup? Viral Marketing.
Hotmail originally approached us as JavaSoft, Inc., a web database tools company, and, as Business Week recounted: Sabeer and Jack went to see "Draper Fisher Jurvetson, but the investor was unimpressed by their idea for database software for the Net. As they were packing up to leave, [the VCs] asked: 'Do you have any other ideas?' Sabeer said they'd noodled over a scheme to offer free, advertising-supported E-mail over the Web. A week and a half later, the venture capitalists ponied up $300,000, and Hotmail was born." (BW, August 25, 1997)
In our next meeting, Tim Draper suggested that they should append an advertising message to every outbound email: "P.S. Get your free email at Hotmail. It was very contentious at the time. Would users balk at having this automatic addition to the content of their private messages? Hotmail tempered the idea by clearly demarcating the promotional plug, and removing the "P.S." Nevertheless, every outbound message still conveyed an advertisement and a subtle implied endorsement by the sender - the recipient knew that the sender was a Hotmail user, and that this new free email thing seemed to work for them. Each new user becomes a company salesperson, and the message spreads organically.
Hotmail's business model maps well to the medium. By contrast, Juno does not map well to the medium, and they have already spent $20 million in advertising. Hotmail did not spend the money, yet gained over three times as many users in half the time.
Elements of Viral Marketing:
The Hotmail adoption pattern is that of a virus - with spatial and network locality. People typically send e-mails to their associates and friends; many of them are geographically close, and others are scattered around with clusters in areas of high Internet connectivity. We would notice the first user from a university town or from India, and then the number of subscribers from that region would rapidly proliferate. The beauty of it is that none of this required any marketing dollars. Customers do the selling.
Digital viruses can spread internationally more rapidly than biological viruses that rely on the physical proximity of hosts for their spread - via a sneeze or handshake. Hotmail is the largest email provider in Sweden and India despite the fact that they have done no marketing of any sort in these countries. It's a happy day when you discover your business has displaced several entrenched competitors to become the market share leader in a country you have never visited. What's more, Hotmail is used in over 220 countries, despite the limitation that it is only available in English.
Viral Marketing captures the essence of multi-level-marketing and applies it to all customers - the "word-of-mouth" spread of the Hotmail message is involuntary. And it's more powerful than many other marketing techniques that lack the implied endorsement from a friend. Hotmail had "Free Email" buttons on several other highly-trafficked web sites, but they generated comparatively negligible numbers of subscriptions. Juno has shown that advertising is relatively cost-ineffective. It is hard to spend your way to Hotmail-like growth. The snowball effect is a mechanism to greatly leverage a first-mover advantage. Whenever a product involves people other than the purchaser, then there is an opportunity to market to potential new customers. It is no surprise that Amazon encourages its customers to send a book as a gift to a friend. When the recipient receives the gift book, the packaging contains a flyer for the amazon.com service. Similarly, whenever someone uses iShip.com to send a package, the recipient will learn about how iShip.com can save them money on their shipping needs.
As more Internet and Intranet applications move beyond computation to embrace communication, the Viral Marketing strategy has wide applicability. E-commerce, groupware, community, messaging and promotions businesses can all use these techniques to further the Internet explosion.
In addition to Hotmail, we have seen a similar viral communications approach taken by Mirabilis, an Israeli-based company that signed up twelve million instant messaging subscribers to its ICQ service before its acquisition by AOL for almost $300 million. To use ICQ, both parties need to download the client software. So each subscriber ends up emailing their friends to solicit them to engage in this new communication channel. The friends in turn, experience the product first hand, and may repeat the pattern. It's like the old shampoo commercial refrain "they told two friends who told two friends, and so on." While powerful, these dyadic communication products recruit new customers one by one.
Viral Broadcasts:
A sneeze releases two million aerosol particles. In the digital domain, this can get very interesting. For example, Tumbleweed Software enables secure e-mail delivery of documents or newsletters to a huge numbers of recipients. Every recipient also gets a web link to the enabling Tumbleweed service. So when a single new customer starts to use Tumbleweed, thousands of potential new customers receive the Tumbleweed pitch.
This viral broadcast model can be creatively applied to a variety of products, such as web-hosted address books, calendars, list servers and news group readers. Homestead enables families, sports teams, alumni organizations, and other affinity groups to create rich and private "community" web sites. When someone builds a Homestead, the system facilitates them to broadcast an invitation to the members they would like to recruit to participate in their Homestead. A new recruit may belong to several affinity groups, and may find the service compelling enough to replicate in these other circles - thus proliferating the Homestead platform.
The power of this approach has been demonstrated in the junk email domain. Have you ever gotten one of those email chain letters that urge you to forward it to as many people as possible? Often shrouded with a bogus virus warning or a charitable cause, these messages rapidly spread throughout the globe until people have received multiple copies.
These junk e-mails are like digital graffiti in that the people that create them want their "tag" or message to be seen by as many people as possible. Traditional graffiti "artists" choose targets like trains and buses to maximize their exposure. Similarly, many computer virus authors are seeking to promote their name, and they seek maximum exposure - on the PC. You don't see many viruses on niche computer platforms (as the Macintosh market share has dwindled, so too have the number of new Mac viruses). This personal quest for fame, while annoying, is not too different from the desire of many businesses for brand awareness.
New businesses also want to let the world know their name, but they do not want to be annoying, and thus, they must provide a compelling reason for customers to help spread the word. In all of these viral businesses, the balance between the customer value provided by the network and the concerns surrounding privacy will be a delicate one.
For many network applications - from ICQ to the traditional fax machine - the value of the network, and the value that each member realizes increases disproportionately as more people join the network. The first fax machine customers were delighted to see more people buy compatible machines. A company that can provide a strong enough incentive for customers to share their massive lists of personal contacts - whether for communications or community - will have a powerful viral opportunity at their disposal. A good virus will look for prolific hosts (such as students) and tie to their high-frequency social interactions (such as email and messaging). Viral Marketing is most powerful when it taps into the breadth of its customers' weak connections to others. Tapping the customer's entire address book is more valuable than just reaching their best friend.
Viral Marketing Strategies:
The typical viral entry strategy is to minimize the friction of market entry and proliferation with an eye to building in hooks and barriers to switching for customers. If the service is trying to blatantly monetize its subscriber base in every way imaginable, new users will be reluctant to spread the word. Therefore, many of these services are free and light on the revenue generation in the early days of their rapid proliferation. When we first invested in Four11 and Hotmail, we could not say with certainty how they would ultimately monetize their subscribers. We brainstormed several possible scenarios for how they might eventually exploit their large audience and market position as a communications hub. But in the viral growth phase, the simple banner ad seemed the most innocuous.
In an extreme example, prior to their acquisition by America OnLine, ICQ's CEO took delight in the fact that they not only had no revenue, but had no current plan for revenue. This is not to say that businesses without revenue prospects are necessarily attractive - just that people's attention (or "eyeballs") have proven to be monetizable in every media.
A company that can choose to delay revenue maximization (e.g., by not burdening their service's clarity of purpose and speed of download with excessive ads and promotions) may find that they can exploit a first mover advantage in the Internet land grab to gain a dominant market position. This is one of the reasons so much VC money flows into these Internet start-ups.
The Internet is a wonderful substrate or petri dish for the proliferation and replication of intellectual property. A good idea can spread more quickly over the Internet than had ever been possible before in the physical world, where manufacturing and distribution fundamentally limit the rate of product adoption. Especially in the Internet era, a company's competitiveness seems to depend on its velocity of thought and action. Companies can grow more rapidly than ever before, but so too may they suddenly die from obsolescence. The critical differentiator is whether the company has built in switching barriers for its customers and barriers to entry for its competitors. Rapid growth is of no value without customer retention.
Whenever we consider an investment in an Internet startup company, we strategize about customer switching barriers, and the impact of the inevitable arrival of competitive imitators. We have witnessed a particular entrepreneur that has used an offshore development team to quickly copy one of our portfolio companies' lead into a new market - three times in a row! First they copied Four11's directory services, then Hotmail's free email, and now Kana Communications' wildly successful email-based customer support software. The Internet supports an ecology of organisms, and the "fast follower" is a classic form.
The ability to rapidly recruit subscribers creates market value - but only if a company can retain these customers over multiple visits to their site. In the public markets, many of these consumer Internet companies are being valued at $20 to $100 per subscriber. Investors and bankers are approximating the lifetime economic value of these subscribers discounted back to the present day. How many ad dollars will they generate over lifetime? How much will they buy? A huge variable in this economic equation will be the customer retention rate.
Are you like a subway station with banner ads flying by the commuters who are just trying to get to their destination, or are you like a cafe where customers mingle and feel like they belong? Web communities, e-mail, personalization, contact lists, calendars, personal web pages - these are all "sticky" applications that help retain customers. This is where most of Yahoo and the other portals' energy has gone in the last two years. That's why Yahoo bought Four11 for its RocketMail service and Microsoft bought Hotmail.
Hyper-Growth:
An interesting side effect of geometric growth is that by the time a virus spreads to the point of being an epidemic, its growth curve relative to a new entrant is somewhat daunting. Hotmail was doubling in size each month, but it took several months to reach one million users. Until then, they were under the radar screen of many potential competitors and acquirers. By the time the industry came to realize that free web-based email was indeed a hot idea, Hotmail was adding one million new subscribers per month, and that growth rate was accelerating. A new fast follower would start small and have to grow for several months to reach one million subscribers. But in that same time, Hotmail would have grown to 10 million subscribers. So although Hotmail's followers grew geometrically as well, the absolute difference in subscriber bases widened every month (while the ratio remained approximately constant).
Absolute size matters. One significant effect of Hotmail's absolute size is that their efficiencies of scale allowed them to be the lowest-cost e-mail provider on the planet. Server utilization and bandwidth pricing improved with growth. Also, the perceived gorilla in a category tends to get the dominant share of the business and financial partnerships. Many advertisers and media companies do not want to spend time with sub-scale properties. All of this makes it tougher for the smaller new entrant. It also skews the make vs. buy decision toward "buy" for the large portal companies, which realized en masse that they wanted an email solution with proven scalability. A similar buying frenzy is currently underway for "community-building" web sites, such as Tripod, PlanetAll and Homestead.
A challenge for the hyper-growth gorilla is scalability. On a technology level, server scalability is a critical concern. Fortunately, companies like Hotmail are turning software into a service. What was sold as email servers and clients is now offered as a web-based service where the customer need only have a standard web browser. This makes product upgrades a lot easier; Hotmail can upgrade its server software several times a month without involving or in many cases, even notifying its large customer base. The customer still uses the same browser.
But once one problem is solved, hyper-growth tends to uncover new scalability bottlenecks. Often the young Internet company finds that its growth is constrained by its ability to hire good people. This is why many of these companies try to engineer around people-intensive elements of their business.
New Distribution Channels:
New companies are often the primary beneficiaries of new distribution channels, as Dell has shown in the PC industry. Dell just passed Compaq to become #1 in desktop PC shipments. Compaq's legacy channel partners prevent it from entering the lower-cost mail order channel. For many businesses, the Internet is a still lower cost channel of distribution.
By lowering prices or offering free products, and employing a "market shrink" strategy, the new entrant can make it very painful for established companies with established distribution relationships to follow them. Although the new market size may be smaller, driven by Internet price efficiencies, the new entrant can gain significant share by restructuring the basis of competition. There may be less revenue in a free email market, but it's tough for Eudora and companies based on selling client software to follow Hotmail's lead.
Viral Marketing provides a new distribution channel for almost any Internet application. Although it naturally lends itself to free "communications" or network applications, Viral Marketing could also be applied to traditional stand-alone software to accelerate the word-of-mouth spread of good software. How might this work? Release Software can embed in just about any software application an e-commerce engine for electronic software distribution and "try before you buy" purchasing. When a customer gives the application to a friend, it triggers the embedded sales agent to offer a 30-day trial period, after which the new user has to pay for the software. It turns software piracy into a sales opportunity.
Release can also credit multiple distribution partners involved in the sale with a percentage of the transaction. To engage viral marketing, the customer would be treated like a distribution partner. So, in the ultimate pyramid scheme, if a software company were willing to pay a two percent sales commission, a customer could be credited 1% of the sales price for a copy she gives to friend when they buy, and 0.5% for her friend's friends, and 0.25% for three levels down, and so on - thereby spending no more than 2% of sales on "word-of-mouth" promotions. Netcentives, a web currency innovator, could be added to this equation to allow users to accumulate frequent flyer miles for spreading a software application to colleagues and friends.
This could lead to some interesting consumer behavior. Customers would have an incentive to post software to their favorite download sites or other distribution outlets to maximize the total sales of their copy of the application. Not only would the customers help resell product directly, they would innovate and discover new distribution networks. Perhaps these should be called "self-organizing viral distribution networks." Established companies are unlikely to experiment with them, because of channel conflict with their legacy partners.
Where might this all lead? We are still looking for the emergent intelligence of the hive. An ant colony exhibits a higher order of intelligence than that of its individual members. We don't look at a neuron and think of it as being very smart. In many ways, we are the neurons on the Net, and the network applications that take advantage of that collective intelligence have not been developed yet. The Santa Fe Institute argues that computer viruses are a form of artificial life. Perhaps viral marketing can also find an evolutionary form.
But in the meantime, the Hotmail juggernaut just keeps on growing - quietly, and consistently on its own momentum. Hotmail now has over 30 million subscribers. As a technological dislocation, we believe that the Internet provides an unfair competitive advantage to nimble startup companies. A good idea can spread like wildfire if its business model maps to the medium. Viral Marketing adds fuel to the fire.
2010 New Albany Classic special guest's
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Marshall T. Rose: is a network protocol and software engineer, author and speaker who has contributed to the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), the Internet, and Internet and network applications.
Mike Bloomber: 108th mayor of New York City
John W. Kessler: has been a leader in the economic, social and civic life of Columbus for more than 40 years.
Abigail Wexner: founder of the New Albany Classic which was created to benefit the Columbus Coalition Aganist Family Violence
E. Gordon Gee: president of The Ohio State University
Les Wexner:opened The Limited, a chain of women’s apparel stores, in 1963. Since then, his chain has been described by Forbes magazine as “the fastest growing, most profitable specialty retailer in the country,” and Wexner was described as “the greatest merchandising talent in America.” Wexner presently oversees a $9.2 billion business with over 28 million square feet of retail space in more than 5,600 outlets, making The Limited Inc. one of the largest and most dominant companies in specialty retailing.
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Mandi Shivaratri Fair
Insignia of deities
Observed byHindus
TypeHindu
SignificanceShivaratri Puja
ObservancesAbout 200 deities gather for the fair
DateFebruary/March
Related toWorship of Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva
Mandi Shivaratri Fair (Hindi:मण्डी शिवरात्री मेला) is an annual fair that is held for 7 days starting with the Hindu festival of Shivaratri, in the Mandi town (31.72°N 76.92°E) of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. The Mandi Shivaratri fair is held as per Hindu calendar every year on the Krishna paksha 13th day/13th night (breaking fast/'vrata' on 14th after sunrise) of the waning moon in the month of Phalguna that corresponds to February/March as per Gregorian calendar.[1] The festival’s popularity is widespread and hence is known as an international festival. In view of the large number of gods and goddesses that are invited to the festival from its 81 temples, Mandi town has the title of 'Varanasi of the Hills'.[2][3] During 2016, the festival will be celebrated from 7th March (Shivaratri day) for seven days till 14 March 2016.[4][5]
The Mandi festival or fair is particularly famous as the special fair transforms Mandi town into a venue of grand celebration when all gods and goddesses, said to be more than 200 deities of the Mandi districtassemble here, starting with the day of Shivaratri. Mandi town located on the banks of the Beas River, popularly known as the "cathedral of temples", is one of the oldest towns of Himachal Pradesh with about 81 temples of different gods and goddesses in its periphery. There are several legends linked to the celebration of this event. The festival is centred on the protector deity of Mandi "Mado Rai" (Lord Vishnu) and Lord Shiva of the Bhootnath temple in Mandi.[1][3][6]
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Mandi town, where the festival is held, was ruled by Raja Ajbar Sen who was considered the first great ruler of Mandi State in the sixteenth century, since he not only combined the hereditary regions but also added to it by conquering new areas. Apart from his palace, he built the temple of Bhootnath (temple for Shiva) at the centre of the Mandi town, which is one of the two focal temples of the festival.[1][7] In the theocratic state that evolved during this period, worship of Shiva and related goddesses was dominant. However, the theocratic nature of the state received special emphasis when, during Raja Suraj Sen’s reign, Vishnu worship also became integral to the State. Raja Suraj Sen (1664 to 1679), who did not have an heir, built the temple known as “Madhav Rai temple”, dedicated to a form of Lord Vishnu, as protector of Mandi. An elegant silver image of Radha and Krishna was made by his goldsmith Bhima, in the year 1705, which was named "Madho Rai" and deified, and ordained as the King of the State of Mandi thereafter. Since then the rulers served the state as servants of Madho Rai and custodians of the State. Suraj Sen’s successors have also held the deity of the temple in great reverence. This god is represented with precedence over all other gods on various religious occasions. The theocratic nature of the people of the state is amply reflected during the popular "Mandi Shivratri Fair", which is held every year with great fanfare.[1][5][7]
However, the specific observance of this festival as a fair, starting with Shivaratri, is linked to its ruler Ishwari Sen. Ishawri Sen was held a prisoner for 12 years after he lost his kingdom in the war waged by Sansar Chand of Punjab, in 1792. He was released by the Gurkha invaders who had invaded the Kangra and Mandi states. Afterwards, the Gurkhas' restored the Mandi state to Ishwari Sen. He was given a reception on the occasion of his return to Mandi, his state capital. On this occasion, the King invited all hill deities of the Kingdom and held a grand celebration, and this day happened to be the Shivratri festival day. Since then the practice of holding the Mandi fair during Shivaratri has been observed every year at Mandi. In recent years, modernity has also set in with Bollywood artists performing at the fair at Paddal in the celebrations in the evenings.[7][8]
ObservanceEdit
The observance of the fair is marked on the Shivaratri day when the village gods are carried in palanquins or rathas (chariots by people) to Mandi to pay homage to Madho Rai and the Raja. Members of caste denominations such as Brahmin and Kshatriya carry their gods and goddesses by palanquins or on their back. However, some exceptions of carrying them in vehicles by some caste groups have been noted. Thereafter, the fair lasts for seven days.
It is an accepted practice that every deity that is brought to the festival (decorated with glittering embroidered drapery) visits Madho Rai temple first to pay obeisance to Lord Vishnu and then proceed to the palace in a colourful procession called the Shoba Yatra, known locally as 'Zareb,' to honour the ruler (the regent of the Lord Mado Rai). (It is said that Madho Rai comes out of his temple only once a year on the Shivaratri day and leads the procession.[7]). The ruler thereafter pay obeisance to Lord Shiva at the Bhootnath temple where the main festival of Shivaratri is held. The palanquins of the deities are swayed to the drum beats and folk music to indicate their happiness after visiting the temples of Vishnu and Shiva.
There is pecking order that is maintained in the sequence of worship by the deities invited to the fair, based on rank and status. The day after the Shivaratri, on the second day of the fair, a pageant of gods with folk bands, dancers and devotees (all dressed in their colourful attire) and with lot of fanfare, is held in Paddal, a large open ground at the confluence of the Beas and Suketi rivers. Some 200 deities arrive from shrines around Mandi town and are assigned places at the Paddal grounds as per the pecking order, where the devotees offer worship to all the deities. The pageant is held every day of the festival.
The fair is also an occasion when local traders and people carry out brisk trade in local products such as wool, opium, honey, walnut, ghee (butter oil), and general merchandise from the region of Kangra, Kullu, Shimla, Bilaspur and from the neighbouring state of Punjab. It is said that the festivities promote handcrafted jewellery of the region. However, during the entire Mandi Shivaratri Fair, religiosity is the main theme. It is said that religious synthesis was achieved by combining the worship of Vishnu and Shiva cults during the seven-day fair.[2][5][8][9][10][11][12]
One day before the concluding day of the festival at the end of fanfare, music and dance, in the evening, Jagaran ("night vigil," a nightlong worship) is held. On this occasion, a guru and his disciple proclaim prophesies for the following year. On the last day of the festivities, prayers are chanted and, after paying obeisance to Lord Shiva, all the deities assembled in Mandi depart to their original abodes. On this occasion, chadars (a form of devotional drapery offering to the god) are offered. It is an occasion when the head of the state (now a governor) is normally present on the last day, joins the worship, and accompanies the pageant.[13] During all these festivities, it is said that Rishi Kamru Nag (local god of rains), the presiding deity of the Maha Shivaratri, after paying his obeisance to Madho Rai, moves to the Tarna ma temple at the top of the Tarna hill from where he watches the proceedings of the fair for seven days.[5] People from all walks of life and belonging to all strata of the society from adjoining areas come to visit this fair and to [1] seek the blessings of Lord Shiva on this auspicious day.
Bhootnath Temple
Bhootnath Temple, with an idol of a manifestation of god Shiva, an ancient temple dated to the 1520s, is synonymous with Mandi. It is in the heart of the town. The Nandi, Shiva's mount, faces the deity from the ornamented double-arched entrance. The festival of Shivaratri is the prime event at this temple; the temple is the focal point of the seven day festival.[11]
A legend is told of the building of Bhoothnath Temple. It is said that, in 1526, Raja Ajber Sen heard the story of a cow offering milk on her own volition to a particular stone in a forest in Mandi. Lord Shiva is said to have appeared in the Raja’s dream and directed him to extricate the Shiva Linga that was buried at that site. Thereafter, the Raja found the Shiva Linga at the indicated location, which he deified in a temple that he erected in 1526, at the place it was found. He called it the "Bhootnath Temple" and started the observance of the Shivaratri festival at Mandi. Concurrent with this event, the Raja shifted his capital from Bhiuli to Mandi.[5]
Visitor informationEdit
Mandi town is accessible by road from Shimla, Chandigarh, Pathankot and Delhi. The nearest railway stations are Joginder Nagar and Shimla by narrow gauge train. It is connected to Chandigarh and Kalka by broad gauge line of the Indian Railways.[6] Kullu-Manali airport Bhuntar is the nearest airport, it is about 45 km from Mandi town.
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Mandi Shivaratri Fair
Insignia of deities
Observed byHindus
TypeHindu
SignificanceShivaratri Puja
ObservancesAbout 200 deities gather for the fair
DateFebruary/March
Related toWorship of Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva
Mandi Shivaratri Fair (Hindi:मण्डी शिवरात्री मेला) is an annual fair that is held for 7 days starting with the Hindu festival of Shivaratri, in the Mandi town (31.72°N 76.92°E) of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. The Mandi Shivaratri fair is held as per Hindu calendar every year on the Krishna paksha 13th day/13th night (breaking fast/'vrata' on 14th after sunrise) of the waning moon in the month of Phalguna that corresponds to February/March as per Gregorian calendar.[1] The festival’s popularity is widespread and hence is known as an international festival. In view of the large number of gods and goddesses that are invited to the festival from its 81 temples, Mandi town has the title of 'Varanasi of the Hills'.[2][3] During 2016, the festival will be celebrated from 7th March (Shivaratri day) for seven days till 14 March 2016.[4][5]
The Mandi festival or fair is particularly famous as the special fair transforms Mandi town into a venue of grand celebration when all gods and goddesses, said to be more than 200 deities of the Mandi districtassemble here, starting with the day of Shivaratri. Mandi town located on the banks of the Beas River, popularly known as the "cathedral of temples", is one of the oldest towns of Himachal Pradesh with about 81 temples of different gods and goddesses in its periphery. There are several legends linked to the celebration of this event. The festival is centred on the protector deity of Mandi "Mado Rai" (Lord Vishnu) and Lord Shiva of the Bhootnath temple in Mandi.[1][3][6]
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HistoryEdit
Mandi town, where the festival is held, was ruled by Raja Ajbar Sen who was considered the first great ruler of Mandi State in the sixteenth century, since he not only combined the hereditary regions but also added to it by conquering new areas. Apart from his palace, he built the temple of Bhootnath (temple for Shiva) at the centre of the Mandi town, which is one of the two focal temples of the festival.[1][7] In the theocratic state that evolved during this period, worship of Shiva and related goddesses was dominant. However, the theocratic nature of the state received special emphasis when, during Raja Suraj Sen’s reign, Vishnu worship also became integral to the State. Raja Suraj Sen (1664 to 1679), who did not have an heir, built the temple known as “Madhav Rai temple”, dedicated to a form of Lord Vishnu, as protector of Mandi. An elegant silver image of Radha and Krishna was made by his goldsmith Bhima, in the year 1705, which was named "Madho Rai" and deified, and ordained as the King of the State of Mandi thereafter. Since then the rulers served the state as servants of Madho Rai and custodians of the State. Suraj Sen’s successors have also held the deity of the temple in great reverence. This god is represented with precedence over all other gods on various religious occasions. The theocratic nature of the people of the state is amply reflected during the popular "Mandi Shivratri Fair", which is held every year with great fanfare.[1][5][7]
However, the specific observance of this festival as a fair, starting with Shivaratri, is linked to its ruler Ishwari Sen. Ishawri Sen was held a prisoner for 12 years after he lost his kingdom in the war waged by Sansar Chand of Punjab, in 1792. He was released by the Gurkha invaders who had invaded the Kangra and Mandi states. Afterwards, the Gurkhas' restored the Mandi state to Ishwari Sen. He was given a reception on the occasion of his return to Mandi, his state capital. On this occasion, the King invited all hill deities of the Kingdom and held a grand celebration, and this day happened to be the Shivratri festival day. Since then the practice of holding the Mandi fair during Shivaratri has been observed every year at Mandi. In recent years, modernity has also set in with Bollywood artists performing at the fair at Paddal in the celebrations in the evenings.[7][8]
ObservanceEdit
The observance of the fair is marked on the Shivaratri day when the village gods are carried in palanquins or rathas (chariots by people) to Mandi to pay homage to Madho Rai and the Raja. Members of caste denominations such as Brahmin and Kshatriya carry their gods and goddesses by palanquins or on their back. However, some exceptions of carrying them in vehicles by some caste groups have been noted. Thereafter, the fair lasts for seven days.
It is an accepted practice that every deity that is brought to the festival (decorated with glittering embroidered drapery) visits Madho Rai temple first to pay obeisance to Lord Vishnu and then proceed to the palace in a colourful procession called the Shoba Yatra, known locally as 'Zareb,' to honour the ruler (the regent of the Lord Mado Rai). (It is said that Madho Rai comes out of his temple only once a year on the Shivaratri day and leads the procession.[7]). The ruler thereafter pay obeisance to Lord Shiva at the Bhootnath temple where the main festival of Shivaratri is held. The palanquins of the deities are swayed to the drum beats and folk music to indicate their happiness after visiting the temples of Vishnu and Shiva.
There is pecking order that is maintained in the sequence of worship by the deities invited to the fair, based on rank and status. The day after the Shivaratri, on the second day of the fair, a pageant of gods with folk bands, dancers and devotees (all dressed in their colourful attire) and with lot of fanfare, is held in Paddal, a large open ground at the confluence of the Beas and Suketi rivers. Some 200 deities arrive from shrines around Mandi town and are assigned places at the Paddal grounds as per the pecking order, where the devotees offer worship to all the deities. The pageant is held every day of the festival.
The fair is also an occasion when local traders and people carry out brisk trade in local products such as wool, opium, honey, walnut, ghee (butter oil), and general merchandise from the region of Kangra, Kullu, Shimla, Bilaspur and from the neighbouring state of Punjab. It is said that the festivities promote handcrafted jewellery of the region. However, during the entire Mandi Shivaratri Fair, religiosity is the main theme. It is said that religious synthesis was achieved by combining the worship of Vishnu and Shiva cults during the seven-day fair.[2][5][8][9][10][11][12]
One day before the concluding day of the festival at the end of fanfare, music and dance, in the evening, Jagaran ("night vigil," a nightlong worship) is held. On this occasion, a guru and his disciple proclaim prophesies for the following year. On the last day of the festivities, prayers are chanted and, after paying obeisance to Lord Shiva, all the deities assembled in Mandi depart to their original abodes. On this occasion, chadars (a form of devotional drapery offering to the god) are offered. It is an occasion when the head of the state (now a governor) is normally present on the last day, joins the worship, and accompanies the pageant.[13] During all these festivities, it is said that Rishi Kamru Nag (local god of rains), the presiding deity of the Maha Shivaratri, after paying his obeisance to Madho Rai, moves to the Tarna ma temple at the top of the Tarna hill from where he watches the proceedings of the fair for seven days.[5] People from all walks of life and belonging to all strata of the society from adjoining areas come to visit this fair and to [1] seek the blessings of Lord Shiva on this auspicious day.
Bhootnath Temple
Bhootnath Temple, with an idol of a manifestation of god Shiva, an ancient temple dated to the 1520s, is synonymous with Mandi. It is in the heart of the town. The Nandi, Shiva's mount, faces the deity from the ornamented double-arched entrance. The festival of Shivaratri is the prime event at this temple; the temple is the focal point of the seven day festival.[11]
A legend is told of the building of Bhoothnath Temple. It is said that, in 1526, Raja Ajber Sen heard the story of a cow offering milk on her own volition to a particular stone in a forest in Mandi. Lord Shiva is said to have appeared in the Raja’s dream and directed him to extricate the Shiva Linga that was buried at that site. Thereafter, the Raja found the Shiva Linga at the indicated location, which he deified in a temple that he erected in 1526, at the place it was found. He called it the "Bhootnath Temple" and started the observance of the Shivaratri festival at Mandi. Concurrent with this event, the Raja shifted his capital from Bhiuli to Mandi.[5]
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Mandi town is accessible by road from Shimla, Chandigarh, Pathankot and Delhi. The nearest railway stations are Joginder Nagar and Shimla by narrow gauge train. It is connected to Chandigarh and Kalka by broad gauge line of the Indian Railways.[6] Kullu-Manali airport Bhuntar is the nearest airport, it is about 45 km from Mandi town.
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Sundernagar Devta Mela & Nalwar Fair in Himachal.
A upcoming event starting on 22 March to 29 March, 2015 this month.
For Latest News and Photostories of Sundernagar Devta Mela & Nalwar Fair Do visit,like & share www.facebook.com/pages/Sundernagar-Devta-Mela-Nalwar-Fair... & www.facebook.com/pages/Navartri-Fair-Sundernagar-Himachal...
Cultural Evenings Schedule for 2015
S.No. Date Programme
1.22.03.2015 Bollywood
2.23.03.2015 Programme of Schools and Colleges Laman Band
3.24.03.2015 Reality Show
4.25.03.2015 Comedy
5.26.03.2015 Pahari
6.27.03.2015 Punjabi
All cultural programmes will start from 05:30 pm sharp and seats shall be available on first come first serve basis. Entry of VIPs to VIP Lounge will be allowed after the arrival of the Chief Guest . All are humbly requested to cooperate to make the show success. Passes are not allowed after 6 pm.
by SDBawe series by SunDeep Bhardwaj in Sundernagar
by SDB, A World Traveller, Fine Art, Candid Wedding, Commercial Photographer, Founder & Owner of "SunDeep Bhardwaj SDB SunDeepKullu.Com Wonders of World Fine Art Gallery" or in short "SDB Wonders of World Fine Art Gallery" or "SDB World Fine Art Gallery" by SunDeepKullu.Com at Manali-Naggar & Sundernagar-Lalit Nagar & Ghumarwin-Kutheda-Jol Palakhi in Himachal India
Fine Art Candid Weddings & Commercial Photography by Sundeep Bhardwaj SDB on locations Kullu-Manali-Naggar Mandi-Sundernagar-Lalit Nagar Bilaspur-Ghumarwin-Jol Palakhi Shimla in Himachal Jaipur in Rajasthan & Chandigarh New Delhi Contact for a quote for Still & Film Photography assignments in India and Worldwide.
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' Sundernagar Mandi Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/SundernagarMandiHimachal
' Mandi Shivratri International Fair Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/pages/Mandi-Shivratri-International-Fair...
' Cricket World Cup ICC 2015 Feb 14-Mar 29 ' - www.facebook.com/pages/Cricket-World-Cup-ICC-2015-Feb-14-...
' Aam Aadmi Party Kullu Manali Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/AamAadmiPartyKulluHimachal
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' Himachal ' (10,938+ Likes ) - www.facebook.com/Himachal.Pradesh.In
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HIMACHAL Kullu Manali, Sundernagar Mandi, Dharamsala,Shimla,Lahaul Spiti12 (448 members) - www.facebook.com/groups/himachal.in
SunDeep Bhardwaj SDB SunDeepKullu.com Wonders of World Fine Art Gallery by SunDeepKullu.Com at Manali Sundernagar & Ghumarwin in Himachal State of India
LATEST Solo EXHIBITION by SunDeep Bhardwaj -
" The World is my Studio" ™ Fine Art Photography Exhibition by SDB IN Manali Himachal India
Facebook Event Page - www.facebook.com/events/1537066426570536/
Theme - " The World is my Studio " Fine Art Photography Exhibition (Showcasing the 47 Art Works in large 36*26 inches and 24*18 inches in size after curation of his best works on his 2 decades of travels to 70 plus countries and 555 plus most exotic destinations across 6 continents).
Location - Kullu Manali Himachal Pradesh India.
Date - 6 & 7 Feb 2015
Venue- Morpheus Valley Resort Manali Himachal India
Final location decided by ITHC & SunDeepKullu.Com for the Fine Art Photography Exhibition is Manali, Himachal. Its a invite only exhibition and only Travel , Tourism & Hospitality related Dean, Chancellor's, Director's and representatives of Tourism ministry and local SDM and heads of Himachal Tourism Development Corporation and Tourism academic professionals and University educationalists from all states of India and other International Universities (around 55 total universities) are invited and have allready been sent a invite by ITHC and SunDeepKullu.Com. The theme of exhibition is " The World is my Studio" and showcase will include 47 travel related Art pieces by SunDeep Bhardwaj a Himalayan photographer and World Traveller. The images of Himalayas and various Kullu tribes with New 7 Wonders of World and some most exotic photographs from SDB's travels to 70+ Countries 555+ Destinations across 6 Continents will also be showcased in the event. Only ITHM and SDBWP invitees are allowed on event date. However the video and photos of same event will be available on SunDeepKullu.Com and " The World is my Studio " page on facebook soon.
SunDeepKullu.Com/ " The World is my Studio " | Photographed & Travelled to 70+Countries 555+Most Exotic Places / Destinations / Wonders of World / UNESCO World Heritage Sites | Nearby 200+Cities | 150+Airports | 300+Villages/Towns/Countrysides across 6 Continents | 2 Decades of World Tour & Fine Art Photography across all 6 inhabited continents.
FOUNDER & LEAD PHOTOGRAPHER at SDB wow Gallery in Himachal SunDeep™ Bhardwaj (SDB ™) World Photography (SDBWP ™) ARTISTIC, PROFESSIONAL, COMMERCIAL, FINE ART, WEDDING, CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY, EVENTS & FILM
WORLD TRAVEL MARKET ( WTM ) London & INDIA INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR, New Delhi, HIMACHAL TOURISM Unforgettable Himachal , DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM & CIVIL AVIATION Government of Himachal Pradesh, MONAL Magazine Incredible India INTERVIEW for SunDeep Bhardwaj Kullu SDBK by Anu Sehgal at PARTNERS Publications, Chandigarh, India for HIMACHAL official magazine & International news bulletins :
INTERVIEWS -
Himachal Tourism Monal Magazine -
bit.ly/HimachalTourismInterview
Same interview above as published in In PDF format - bit.ly/SDBKinterview
voices.halabol.com/2013/12/04/picture-perfect-story-globe...
TIMELINE | CONTACTS | AWARDS | INTERVIEWS - www.sundeepkullu.com/c.html
" I live with one vision to create things that would outlast me. I discovered photography as a means for me to connect with my innerself & express myself with Fine Art Photography as a medium "
Sundernagar Devta Mela & Nalwar Fair in Himachal.
A upcoming event starting on 22 March to 29 March, 2015 this month.
For Latest News and Photostories of Sundernagar Devta Mela & Nalwar Fair Do visit,like & share www.facebook.com/pages/Sundernagar-Devta-Mela-Nalwar-Fair... & www.facebook.com/pages/Navartri-Fair-Sundernagar-Himachal...
Cultural Evenings Schedule for 2015
S.No. Date Programme
1.22.03.2015 Bollywood
2.23.03.2015 Programme of Schools and Colleges Laman Band
3.24.03.2015 Reality Show
4.25.03.2015 Comedy
5.26.03.2015 Pahari
6.27.03.2015 Punjabi
All cultural programmes will start from 05:30 pm sharp and seats shall be available on first come first serve basis. Entry of VIPs to VIP Lounge will be allowed after the arrival of the Chief Guest . All are humbly requested to cooperate to make the show success. Passes are not allowed after 6 pm.
by SDBawe series by SunDeep Bhardwaj in Sundernagar
by SDB, A World Traveller, Fine Art, Candid Wedding, Commercial Photographer, Founder & Owner of "SunDeep Bhardwaj SDB SunDeepKullu.Com Wonders of World Fine Art Gallery" or in short "SDB Wonders of World Fine Art Gallery" or "SDB World Fine Art Gallery" by SunDeepKullu.Com at Manali-Naggar & Sundernagar-Lalit Nagar & Ghumarwin-Kutheda-Jol Palakhi in Himachal India
Fine Art Candid Weddings & Commercial Photography by Sundeep Bhardwaj SDB on locations Kullu-Manali-Naggar Mandi-Sundernagar-Lalit Nagar Bilaspur-Ghumarwin-Jol Palakhi Shimla in Himachal Jaipur in Rajasthan & Chandigarh New Delhi Contact for a quote for Still & Film Photography assignments in India and Worldwide.
Contact for Exhibition or Workshop enquiries or Commercial Assignments or Wedding or Other Events Still coverage in 35mm and Film coverage in Full HD.
I PREFER replying your Quote requests Messages Web Design or any other Requests on Viber WhatsApp & Facebook and if you can't reach me ASAP via these 3 then you can even call me personally on +91 9805305912 . For general queries or feedback or messages you can also contact me via these social media listed below along with my preferred 4 media mentioned above -
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Add me to above social networking applications using Email addresses | wittysam@gmail.com / sundeepkullu@gmail.com / sb@sundeepkullu.com / wittysam@me.com / wittysam@icloud.com | Mobile +91 9805305912 /+91 9805755206 ( Will be reactivated soon )
Total 2 Decades of World Travel & Fine Art Photography | 8 years World Tour 2007- 2014 | 2 Years Landscape Photography of most exotic places on Himalayan Arc spreading 2400 Kms in length | 10 years Incredible India tour 1997-2006 | Multiple years Fine Art Photography of Unforgettable Himachal, Kashmir, Ladakh, Tibet, China on Himalayas | Fine Art Photography | Professional Portraits Still Photography | Commercial Photography | Product | Celeb | Wedding | Model | Portfolio | Events | Travel | 35mm Film | Photo Journalism | Magazine Editorials | Founder CEO of PhotoTube.Co | Web Designer SEO Expert Entrepreneur Marketing Lead | Personal Online Stock Photgraphy Gallery & Portfolio Website SunDeepKullu.Com | " The World is my Studio".
Pages I founded & administer -
' Kullu Manali Himachal Pradesh ' ( 43,766+ Likes ) - www.facebook.com/KulluManaliHimachalPradesh
' Sundernagar Mandi Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/SundernagarMandiHimachal
' Mandi Shivratri International Fair Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/pages/Mandi-Shivratri-International-Fair...
' Cricket World Cup ICC 2015 Feb 14-Mar 29 ' - www.facebook.com/pages/Cricket-World-Cup-ICC-2015-Feb-14-...
' Aam Aadmi Party Kullu Manali Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/AamAadmiPartyKulluHimachal
' AAP KULLU Aam Aadmi Party Kullu Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/AamAadmiPartyKulluHimachal
' AAP MANALI Aam Aadmi Party Manali Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/pages/AAP-MANALI-Aam-Aadmi-Party-Manali-...
' Kullu Dussehra International Festival ' - www.facebook.com/KulluDussehraInternational
' Himachal ' (10,938+ Likes ) - www.facebook.com/Himachal.Pradesh.In
'SunDeep Bhardwaj World Photography (Sdbwp) 70+Countries 6 Continents' (5,643+ Likes) - www.facebook.com/SundeepBhardwaj
' BREATHTAKING PLANET EARTH ' ( 14,831+ Likes ) - www.facebook.com/bpearth
My Facebook Profiles -
OTHER URL'S -
Interesting Photostories on Flickr : www.flickr.com/search/?text=sundeep%20bhardwaj%20kullu%20...
Recent Photostories on FLICKR : www.flickr.com/search/?text=SUNDEEP%20BHARDWAJ&sort=d...
Flickrflu : flickeflu.com/photos/wittysam
Flickr Set Unforgettable Himachal : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/sets/72157626451639890/
Flickr : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/
Flickr Full Screen Slide Show : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/show/
Blogger : blog.sundeepkullu.com/
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Flickr SDBWP : www.flickr.com/search?text=sundeep+bhardwaj+kullu+wittysam
Flickr Full Screen Slide Show Unforgettable Himachal : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/sets/72157626451639890/show/
Facebook Groups I founded -
ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY & WORLD THROUGH THE EYES OF SERIOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS (1,947 members) - www.facebook.com/groups/AOPworld/
SunDeep Bhardwaj World Photography SDBWP SunDeepKullu.Com World's my Studio - www.facebook.com/groups/853406461360492/
HIMACHAL Kullu Manali, Sundernagar Mandi, Dharamsala,Shimla,Lahaul Spiti12 (448 members) - www.facebook.com/groups/himachal.in
SunDeep Bhardwaj SDB SunDeepKullu.com Wonders of World Fine Art Gallery by SunDeepKullu.Com at Manali Sundernagar & Ghumarwin in Himachal State of India
LATEST Solo EXHIBITION by SunDeep Bhardwaj -
" The World is my Studio" ™ Fine Art Photography Exhibition by SDB IN Manali Himachal India
Facebook Event Page - www.facebook.com/events/1537066426570536/
Theme - " The World is my Studio " Fine Art Photography Exhibition (Showcasing the 47 Art Works in large 36*26 inches and 24*18 inches in size after curation of his best works on his 2 decades of travels to 70 plus countries and 555 plus most exotic destinations across 6 continents).
Location - Kullu Manali Himachal Pradesh India.
Date - 6 & 7 Feb 2015
Venue- Morpheus Valley Resort Manali Himachal India
Final location decided by ITHC & SunDeepKullu.Com for the Fine Art Photography Exhibition is Manali, Himachal. Its a invite only exhibition and only Travel , Tourism & Hospitality related Dean, Chancellor's, Director's and representatives of Tourism ministry and local SDM and heads of Himachal Tourism Development Corporation and Tourism academic professionals and University educationalists from all states of India and other International Universities (around 55 total universities) are invited and have allready been sent a invite by ITHC and SunDeepKullu.Com. The theme of exhibition is " The World is my Studio" and showcase will include 47 travel related Art pieces by SunDeep Bhardwaj a Himalayan photographer and World Traveller. The images of Himalayas and various Kullu tribes with New 7 Wonders of World and some most exotic photographs from SDB's travels to 70+ Countries 555+ Destinations across 6 Continents will also be showcased in the event. Only ITHM and SDBWP invitees are allowed on event date. However the video and photos of same event will be available on SunDeepKullu.Com and " The World is my Studio " page on facebook soon.
SunDeepKullu.Com/ " The World is my Studio " | Photographed & Travelled to 70+Countries 555+Most Exotic Places / Destinations / Wonders of World / UNESCO World Heritage Sites | Nearby 200+Cities | 150+Airports | 300+Villages/Towns/Countrysides across 6 Continents | 2 Decades of World Tour & Fine Art Photography across all 6 inhabited continents.
FOUNDER & LEAD PHOTOGRAPHER at SDB wow Gallery in Himachal SunDeep™ Bhardwaj (SDB ™) World Photography (SDBWP ™) ARTISTIC, PROFESSIONAL, COMMERCIAL, FINE ART, WEDDING, CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY, EVENTS & FILM
WORLD TRAVEL MARKET ( WTM ) London & INDIA INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR, New Delhi, HIMACHAL TOURISM Unforgettable Himachal , DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM & CIVIL AVIATION Government of Himachal Pradesh, MONAL Magazine Incredible India INTERVIEW for SunDeep Bhardwaj Kullu SDBK by Anu Sehgal at PARTNERS Publications, Chandigarh, India for HIMACHAL official magazine & International news bulletins :
INTERVIEWS -
Himachal Tourism Monal Magazine -
bit.ly/HimachalTourismInterview
Same interview above as published in In PDF format - bit.ly/SDBKinterview
voices.halabol.com/2013/12/04/picture-perfect-story-globe...
TIMELINE | CONTACTS | AWARDS | INTERVIEWS - www.sundeepkullu.com/c.html
" I live with one vision to create things that would outlast me. I discovered photography as a means for me to connect with my innerself & express myself with Fine Art Photography as a medium "
Sundernagar Devta Mela & Nalwar Fair in Himachal.
A upcoming event starting on 22 March to 29 March, 2015 this month.
For Latest News and Photostories of Sundernagar Devta Mela & Nalwar Fair Do visit,like & share www.facebook.com/pages/Sundernagar-Devta-Mela-Nalwar-Fair... & www.facebook.com/pages/Navartri-Fair-Sundernagar-Himachal...
Cultural Evenings Schedule for 2015
S.No. Date Programme
1.22.03.2015 Bollywood
2.23.03.2015 Programme of Schools and Colleges Laman Band
3.24.03.2015 Reality Show
4.25.03.2015 Comedy
5.26.03.2015 Pahari
6.27.03.2015 Punjabi
All cultural programmes will start from 05:30 pm sharp and seats shall be available on first come first serve basis. Entry of VIPs to VIP Lounge will be allowed after the arrival of the Chief Guest . All are humbly requested to cooperate to make the show success. Passes are not allowed after 6 pm.
by SDBawe series by SunDeep Bhardwaj in Sundernagar
by SDB, A World Traveller, Fine Art, Candid Wedding, Commercial Photographer, Founder & Owner of "SunDeep Bhardwaj SDB SunDeepKullu.Com Wonders of World Fine Art Gallery" or in short "SDB Wonders of World Fine Art Gallery" or "SDB World Fine Art Gallery" by SunDeepKullu.Com at Manali-Naggar & Sundernagar-Lalit Nagar & Ghumarwin-Kutheda-Jol Palakhi in Himachal India
Fine Art Candid Weddings & Commercial Photography by Sundeep Bhardwaj SDB on locations Kullu-Manali-Naggar Mandi-Sundernagar-Lalit Nagar Bilaspur-Ghumarwin-Jol Palakhi Shimla in Himachal Jaipur in Rajasthan & Chandigarh New Delhi Contact for a quote for Still & Film Photography assignments in India and Worldwide.
Contact for Exhibition or Workshop enquiries or Commercial Assignments or Wedding or Other Events Still coverage in 35mm and Film coverage in Full HD.
I PREFER replying your Quote requests Messages Web Design or any other Requests on Viber WhatsApp & Facebook and if you can't reach me ASAP via these 3 then you can even call me personally on +91 9805305912 . For general queries or feedback or messages you can also contact me via these social media listed below along with my preferred 4 media mentioned above -
Viber/WhatsApp/Facebook/Personal Mobile and
Skype/Flickr/Tango/Google+ Hangouts/Facebook Messenger/Yahoo Messenger/Facetime/iOS-iMessage/Line
Add me to above social networking applications using Email addresses | wittysam@gmail.com / sundeepkullu@gmail.com / sb@sundeepkullu.com / wittysam@me.com / wittysam@icloud.com | Mobile +91 9805305912 /+91 9805755206 ( Will be reactivated soon )
Total 2 Decades of World Travel & Fine Art Photography | 8 years World Tour 2007- 2014 | 2 Years Landscape Photography of most exotic places on Himalayan Arc spreading 2400 Kms in length | 10 years Incredible India tour 1997-2006 | Multiple years Fine Art Photography of Unforgettable Himachal, Kashmir, Ladakh, Tibet, China on Himalayas | Fine Art Photography | Professional Portraits Still Photography | Commercial Photography | Product | Celeb | Wedding | Model | Portfolio | Events | Travel | 35mm Film | Photo Journalism | Magazine Editorials | Founder CEO of PhotoTube.Co | Web Designer SEO Expert Entrepreneur Marketing Lead | Personal Online Stock Photgraphy Gallery & Portfolio Website SunDeepKullu.Com | " The World is my Studio".
Pages I founded & administer -
' Kullu Manali Himachal Pradesh ' ( 43,766+ Likes ) - www.facebook.com/KulluManaliHimachalPradesh
' Sundernagar Mandi Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/SundernagarMandiHimachal
' Mandi Shivratri International Fair Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/pages/Mandi-Shivratri-International-Fair...
' Cricket World Cup ICC 2015 Feb 14-Mar 29 ' - www.facebook.com/pages/Cricket-World-Cup-ICC-2015-Feb-14-...
' Aam Aadmi Party Kullu Manali Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/AamAadmiPartyKulluHimachal
' AAP KULLU Aam Aadmi Party Kullu Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/AamAadmiPartyKulluHimachal
' AAP MANALI Aam Aadmi Party Manali Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/pages/AAP-MANALI-Aam-Aadmi-Party-Manali-...
' Kullu Dussehra International Festival ' - www.facebook.com/KulluDussehraInternational
' Himachal ' (10,938+ Likes ) - www.facebook.com/Himachal.Pradesh.In
'SunDeep Bhardwaj World Photography (Sdbwp) 70+Countries 6 Continents' (5,643+ Likes) - www.facebook.com/SundeepBhardwaj
' BREATHTAKING PLANET EARTH ' ( 14,831+ Likes ) - www.facebook.com/bpearth
My Facebook Profiles -
OTHER URL'S -
Interesting Photostories on Flickr : www.flickr.com/search/?text=sundeep%20bhardwaj%20kullu%20...
Recent Photostories on FLICKR : www.flickr.com/search/?text=SUNDEEP%20BHARDWAJ&sort=d...
Flickrflu : flickeflu.com/photos/wittysam
Flickr Set Unforgettable Himachal : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/sets/72157626451639890/
Flickr : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/
Flickr Full Screen Slide Show : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/show/
Blogger : blog.sundeepkullu.com/
YouTube : www.youtube.com/sundeepbhardwajkullu
Tumblr : tumblr.sundeepkullu.com/
Linked In : in.linkedin.com/in/sundeepkullu
Twitter : twitter.com/SundeepKullu
Google+ : www.google.com/profiles/wittysam
Blogger : www.blogger.com/profile/01479612002532675556
Flickr River : www.flickriver.com/photos/wittysam/popular-interesting/
Fluidr : www.fluidr.com/photos/wittysam
Wordpress : sundeepkulludotcom.wordpress.com/
Flickr SDBWP : www.flickr.com/search?text=sundeep+bhardwaj+kullu+wittysam
Flickr Full Screen Slide Show Unforgettable Himachal : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/sets/72157626451639890/show/
Facebook Groups I founded -
ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY & WORLD THROUGH THE EYES OF SERIOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS (1,947 members) - www.facebook.com/groups/AOPworld/
SunDeep Bhardwaj World Photography SDBWP SunDeepKullu.Com World's my Studio - www.facebook.com/groups/853406461360492/
HIMACHAL Kullu Manali, Sundernagar Mandi, Dharamsala,Shimla,Lahaul Spiti12 (448 members) - www.facebook.com/groups/himachal.in
SunDeep Bhardwaj SDB SunDeepKullu.com Wonders of World Fine Art Gallery by SunDeepKullu.Com at Manali Sundernagar & Ghumarwin in Himachal State of India
LATEST Solo EXHIBITION by SunDeep Bhardwaj -
" The World is my Studio" ™ Fine Art Photography Exhibition by SDB IN Manali Himachal India
Facebook Event Page - www.facebook.com/events/1537066426570536/
Theme - " The World is my Studio " Fine Art Photography Exhibition (Showcasing the 47 Art Works in large 36*26 inches and 24*18 inches in size after curation of his best works on his 2 decades of travels to 70 plus countries and 555 plus most exotic destinations across 6 continents).
Location - Kullu Manali Himachal Pradesh India.
Date - 6 & 7 Feb 2015
Venue- Morpheus Valley Resort Manali Himachal India
Final location decided by ITHC & SunDeepKullu.Com for the Fine Art Photography Exhibition is Manali, Himachal. Its a invite only exhibition and only Travel , Tourism & Hospitality related Dean, Chancellor's, Director's and representatives of Tourism ministry and local SDM and heads of Himachal Tourism Development Corporation and Tourism academic professionals and University educationalists from all states of India and other International Universities (around 55 total universities) are invited and have allready been sent a invite by ITHC and SunDeepKullu.Com. The theme of exhibition is " The World is my Studio" and showcase will include 47 travel related Art pieces by SunDeep Bhardwaj a Himalayan photographer and World Traveller. The images of Himalayas and various Kullu tribes with New 7 Wonders of World and some most exotic photographs from SDB's travels to 70+ Countries 555+ Destinations across 6 Continents will also be showcased in the event. Only ITHM and SDBWP invitees are allowed on event date. However the video and photos of same event will be available on SunDeepKullu.Com and " The World is my Studio " page on facebook soon.
SunDeepKullu.Com/ " The World is my Studio " | Photographed & Travelled to 70+Countries 555+Most Exotic Places / Destinations / Wonders of World / UNESCO World Heritage Sites | Nearby 200+Cities | 150+Airports | 300+Villages/Towns/Countrysides across 6 Continents | 2 Decades of World Tour & Fine Art Photography across all 6 inhabited continents.
FOUNDER & LEAD PHOTOGRAPHER at SDB wow Gallery in Himachal SunDeep™ Bhardwaj (SDB ™) World Photography (SDBWP ™) ARTISTIC, PROFESSIONAL, COMMERCIAL, FINE ART, WEDDING, CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY, EVENTS & FILM
WORLD TRAVEL MARKET ( WTM ) London & INDIA INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR, New Delhi, HIMACHAL TOURISM Unforgettable Himachal , DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM & CIVIL AVIATION Government of Himachal Pradesh, MONAL Magazine Incredible India INTERVIEW for SunDeep Bhardwaj Kullu SDBK by Anu Sehgal at PARTNERS Publications, Chandigarh, India for HIMACHAL official magazine & International news bulletins :
INTERVIEWS -
Himachal Tourism Monal Magazine -
bit.ly/HimachalTourismInterview
Same interview above as published in In PDF format - bit.ly/SDBKinterview
voices.halabol.com/2013/12/04/picture-perfect-story-globe...
TIMELINE | CONTACTS | AWARDS | INTERVIEWS - www.sundeepkullu.com/c.html
" I live with one vision to create things that would outlast me. I discovered photography as a means for me to connect with my innerself & express myself with Fine Art Photography as a medium "
Social Networking has become the new way of communicating with people. Social Networking Integration with iPad Application will help you at the best to spread the words. www.indianic.com/ipad-social-networking-application-devel...
Fine Art name " Pursuit of Light "
"PURSUIT OF LIGHT PhotoStories SERIES " is set of photographs from SDBWP SunDeep Bhardwaj World Photography . It means "In search of light " . This set is a fine art photography resulting after curation of photographs clicked while playing with light effects through window or door into another space in a fort in India in perfect camera setting with a full frame equipment Canon 5D Mark II using fine lenses by Canon 100-400 mm 4.5-5.6 L IS , 17-40 2.8 and 50mm fixed focal in the process of recording images. The process requires proper understanding of light in its fine form with right setting to capture the light . Fine art results after you have spent enough years perfecting art of photography and its curation and understanding all elements of recording best image and only and only when your heart mind and soul says so with your audience and experience that you are ready to name it as Fine Art . The location here is "The Pink City of India" Jaipur , Rajasthan during my Honeymoon in India when i was on a Honeymoon Tour to Golden Triangle covering AGRA DELHI JAIPUR in UP CAPITAL & RAJASTHAN respectively called as GOLDEN TRIANGLE TOUR . Then i headed to Leh in Jammu & Kashmir for more Photostories. A photographer hardly stays without camera even on Honeymoon tour. God bless All
by SunDeepKullu.Com/ " The World is my Studio " | Photographed & Travelled to 70+Countries 555+Most Exotic Places / Destinations / Wonders of World / UNESCO World Heritage Sites | Nearby 200+Cities | 150+Airports | 300+Villages/Towns/Countrysides across 6 Continents | 2 Decades of World Tour & Fine Art Photography across all 6 inhabited continents.
LEAD FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHER at SunDeep™ Bhardwaj SDB ™ World Photography SDBWP ™ PROFESSIONAL & FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
WORLD TRAVEL MARKET ( WTM ) London & INDIA INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR, New Delhi, HIMACHAL TOURISM Unforgettable Himachal , DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM & CIVIL AVIATION Government of Himachal Pradesh, MONAL Magazine Incredible India INTERVIEW for SunDeep Bhardwaj Kullu SDBK by Anu Sehgal at PARTNERS Publications, Chandigarh, India for HIMACHAL official magazine & International news bulletins :
Interview In Magazine Scans PDF :
Read full interview here with ease on bit.ly/HimachalTourismInterview
Newest interview voices.halabol.com/2013/12/04/picture-perfect-story-globe...
I PREFER replying your Messages Comments Feedback Web Design Requests Photography Assignments Quote Requests via
Viber/WhatsApp/Tango/Yahoo Messenger/Google+ Hangouts/Facebook Mobile Messenger/Facetime iMessage on iOS/Line/Kakao/Skype
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2 Decades of Fine Art | 8 years World Tour 2007- 2014 | 2 Years Himalayan Arc Landscapes 2400 Kms Himalayas | 10 years Incredible India tour 1997-2007 | Multiple years Fine Art Photography of Unforgettable Himachal | Himachal Cultural Village .Com Online | Fine Art Photography | Professional Photography | Commercial Photography| Product | Celeb | Wedding | Model | Portfolio | Events | Travel | Film | Photo Journalism | Magazine Editorials | Owner CEO PhotoTube.Co | Web Designer SEO Expert Entrepreneur Marketing Lead | Personal Online Gallery & Portfolio Website | SunDeepKullu.Com | " The World is my Studio".
FINE ART WONDERS OF WORLD PHOTOGRAPHY PORTFOLIO WEBSITE
OTHER URLS's with SDBWP PhotoStories Around the World
FACEBOOK pages i founded
KULLU MANALI HIMACHAL PRADESH facebook page 1 www.facebook.com/KulluManaliHimachalPradesh
HP facebook page 1 www.facebook.com/Himachal.Pradesh.In
SDB facebook page 1 www.facebook.com/SundeepBhardwaj
BREATHTAKING PLANET EARTH facebook page 1 www.facebook.com/bpearth
PROFILES
MY PLACES
SUNDERNAGAR MANDI HIMACHAL INDIA www.facebook.com/pages/Sundeepkulludotcom-Sundeep-Bhardwa...
NAGGAR BHUNTER KULLU MANALI HIMACHAL INDIA www.facebook.com/pages/Sundeepkulludotcom-Himachalcultura...
MANSOURA DOHA QATAR www.facebook.com/pages/Sundeep-Bhardwaj-World-Photography...
EVENTS
GROUPS
www.facebook.com/groups/853406461360492/
OTHER Must Watch URL'S on Tumblr Blogger Google LinkedIn Twitter Flickr Fluidr FlickrFlu Flickr River
Flickr Set Unforgettable Himachal : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/sets/72157626451639890/
Flickr : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/
Flickr Full Screen Slide Show : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/show/
Blogger : blog.sundeepkullu.com/
Flickr River : www.flickriver.com/photos/wittysam/popular-interesting/
www.youtube.com/sundeepbhardwajkullu
Tumblr : tumblr.sundeepkullu.com/
in.linkedin.com/in/sundeepkullu
www.google.com/profiles/wittysam
www.blogger.com/profile/01479612002532675556
Flickrflu : flickeflu.com/photos/wittysam
Fluidr : www.fluidr.com/photos/wittysam
Wordpress : sundeepkulludotcom.wordpress.com/
Tumblr Archive : tumblr.sundeepkullu.com/archive
Flickr Interesting Stats : www.flickr.com/search/?q=wittysam&ss=2&s=int
F
Flickr Photostream Full Screen Slide Show Unforgettable Himachal : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/sets/72157626451639890/show/
Fine Art name " Pursuit of Light "
"PURSUIT OF LIGHT PhotoStories SERIES " is set of photographs from SDBWP SunDeep Bhardwaj World Photography . It means "In search of light " . This set is a fine art photography resulting after curation of photographs clicked while playing with light effects through window or door into another space in a fort in India in perfect camera setting with a full frame equipment Canon 5D Mark II using fine lenses by Canon 100-400 mm 4.5-5.6 L IS , 17-40 2.8 and 50mm fixed focal in the process of recording images. The process requires proper understanding of light in its fine form with right setting to capture the light . Fine art results after you have spent enough years perfecting art of photography and its curation and understanding all elements of recording best image and only and only when your heart mind and soul says so with your audience and experience that you are ready to name it as Fine Art . The location here is "The Pink City of India" Jaipur , Rajasthan during my Honeymoon in India when i was on a Honeymoon Tour to Golden Triangle covering AGRA DELHI JAIPUR in UP CAPITAL & RAJASTHAN respectively called as GOLDEN TRIANGLE TOUR . Then i headed to Leh in Jammu & Kashmir for more Photostories. A photographer hardly stays without camera even on Honeymoon tour. God bless All
by SunDeepKullu.Com/ " The World is my Studio " | Photographed & Travelled to 70+Countries 555+Most Exotic Places / Destinations / Wonders of World / UNESCO World Heritage Sites | Nearby 200+Cities | 150+Airports | 300+Villages/Towns/Countrysides across 6 Continents | 2 Decades of World Tour & Fine Art Photography across all 6 inhabited continents.
LEAD FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHER at SunDeep™ Bhardwaj SDB ™ World Photography SDBWP ™ PROFESSIONAL & FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
WORLD TRAVEL MARKET ( WTM ) London & INDIA INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR, New Delhi, HIMACHAL TOURISM Unforgettable Himachal , DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM & CIVIL AVIATION Government of Himachal Pradesh, MONAL Magazine Incredible India INTERVIEW for SunDeep Bhardwaj Kullu SDBK by Anu Sehgal at PARTNERS Publications, Chandigarh, India for HIMACHAL official magazine & International news bulletins :
Interview In Magazine Scans PDF :
Read full interview here with ease on bit.ly/HimachalTourismInterview
Newest interview voices.halabol.com/2013/12/04/picture-perfect-story-globe...
I PREFER replying your Messages Comments Feedback Web Design Requests Photography Assignments Quote Requests via
Viber/WhatsApp/Tango/Yahoo Messenger/Google+ Hangouts/Facebook Mobile Messenger/Facetime iMessage on iOS/Line/Kakao/Skype
Add me to above social networking applications using Email addresses | wittysam@gmail.com / sb@sundeepkullu.com / wittysam@me.com / wittysam@icloud.com | Mobile +91 9805755206 / +91 8627802895 / + 91 9805305912
2 Decades of Fine Art | 8 years World Tour 2007- 2014 | 2 Years Himalayan Arc Landscapes 2400 Kms Himalayas | 10 years Incredible India tour 1997-2007 | Multiple years Fine Art Photography of Unforgettable Himachal | Himachal Cultural Village .Com Online | Fine Art Photography | Professional Photography | Commercial Photography| Product | Celeb | Wedding | Model | Portfolio | Events | Travel | Film | Photo Journalism | Magazine Editorials | Owner CEO PhotoTube.Co | Web Designer SEO Expert Entrepreneur Marketing Lead | Personal Online Gallery & Portfolio Website | SunDeepKullu.Com | " The World is my Studio".
FINE ART WONDERS OF WORLD PHOTOGRAPHY PORTFOLIO WEBSITE
OTHER URLS's with SDBWP PhotoStories Around the World
FACEBOOK pages i founded
KULLU MANALI HIMACHAL PRADESH facebook page 1 www.facebook.com/KulluManaliHimachalPradesh
HP facebook page 1 www.facebook.com/Himachal.Pradesh.In
SDB facebook page 1 www.facebook.com/SundeepBhardwaj
BREATHTAKING PLANET EARTH facebook page 1 www.facebook.com/bpearth
PROFILES
MY PLACES
SUNDERNAGAR MANDI HIMACHAL INDIA www.facebook.com/pages/Sundeepkulludotcom-Sundeep-Bhardwa...
NAGGAR BHUNTER KULLU MANALI HIMACHAL INDIA www.facebook.com/pages/Sundeepkulludotcom-Himachalcultura...
MANSOURA DOHA QATAR www.facebook.com/pages/Sundeep-Bhardwaj-World-Photography...
EVENTS
GROUPS
www.facebook.com/groups/853406461360492/
OTHER Must Watch URL'S on Tumblr Blogger Google LinkedIn Twitter Flickr Fluidr FlickrFlu Flickr River
Flickr Set Unforgettable Himachal : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/sets/72157626451639890/
Flickr : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/
Flickr Full Screen Slide Show : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/show/
Blogger : blog.sundeepkullu.com/
Flickr River : www.flickriver.com/photos/wittysam/popular-interesting/
www.youtube.com/sundeepbhardwajkullu
Tumblr : tumblr.sundeepkullu.com/
in.linkedin.com/in/sundeepkullu
www.google.com/profiles/wittysam
www.blogger.com/profile/01479612002532675556
Flickrflu : flickeflu.com/photos/wittysam
Fluidr : www.fluidr.com/photos/wittysam
Wordpress : sundeepkulludotcom.wordpress.com/
Tumblr Archive : tumblr.sundeepkullu.com/archive
Flickr Interesting Stats : www.flickr.com/search/?q=wittysam&ss=2&s=int
F
Flickr Photostream Full Screen Slide Show Unforgettable Himachal : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/sets/72157626451639890/show/
Sundernagar Devta Mela & Nalwar Fair in Himachal.
A upcoming event starting on 22 March to 29 March, 2015 this month.
For Latest News and Photostories of Sundernagar Devta Mela & Nalwar Fair Do visit,like & share www.facebook.com/pages/Sundernagar-Devta-Mela-Nalwar-Fair... & www.facebook.com/pages/Navartri-Fair-Sundernagar-Himachal...
Cultural Evenings Schedule for 2015
S.No. Date Programme
1.22.03.2015 Bollywood
2.23.03.2015 Programme of Schools and Colleges Laman Band
3.24.03.2015 Reality Show
4.25.03.2015 Comedy
5.26.03.2015 Pahari
6.27.03.2015 Punjabi
All cultural programmes will start from 05:30 pm sharp and seats shall be available on first come first serve basis. Entry of VIPs to VIP Lounge will be allowed after the arrival of the Chief Guest . All are humbly requested to cooperate to make the show success. Passes are not allowed after 6 pm.
by SDBawe series by SunDeep Bhardwaj in Sundernagar
by SDB, A World Traveller, Fine Art, Candid Wedding, Commercial Photographer, Founder & Owner of "SunDeep Bhardwaj SDB SunDeepKullu.Com Wonders of World Fine Art Gallery" or in short "SDB Wonders of World Fine Art Gallery" or "SDB World Fine Art Gallery" by SunDeepKullu.Com at Manali-Naggar & Sundernagar-Lalit Nagar & Ghumarwin-Kutheda-Jol Palakhi in Himachal India
Fine Art Candid Weddings & Commercial Photography by Sundeep Bhardwaj SDB on locations Kullu-Manali-Naggar Mandi-Sundernagar-Lalit Nagar Bilaspur-Ghumarwin-Jol Palakhi Shimla in Himachal Jaipur in Rajasthan & Chandigarh New Delhi Contact for a quote for Still & Film Photography assignments in India and Worldwide.
Contact for Exhibition or Workshop enquiries or Commercial Assignments or Wedding or Other Events Still coverage in 35mm and Film coverage in Full HD.
I PREFER replying your Quote requests Messages Web Design or any other Requests on Viber WhatsApp & Facebook and if you can't reach me ASAP via these 3 then you can even call me personally on +91 9805305912 . For general queries or feedback or messages you can also contact me via these social media listed below along with my preferred 4 media mentioned above -
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Add me to above social networking applications using Email addresses | wittysam@gmail.com / sundeepkullu@gmail.com / sb@sundeepkullu.com / wittysam@me.com / wittysam@icloud.com | Mobile +91 9805305912 /+91 9805755206 ( Will be reactivated soon )
Total 2 Decades of World Travel & Fine Art Photography | 8 years World Tour 2007- 2014 | 2 Years Landscape Photography of most exotic places on Himalayan Arc spreading 2400 Kms in length | 10 years Incredible India tour 1997-2006 | Multiple years Fine Art Photography of Unforgettable Himachal, Kashmir, Ladakh, Tibet, China on Himalayas | Fine Art Photography | Professional Portraits Still Photography | Commercial Photography | Product | Celeb | Wedding | Model | Portfolio | Events | Travel | 35mm Film | Photo Journalism | Magazine Editorials | Founder CEO of PhotoTube.Co | Web Designer SEO Expert Entrepreneur Marketing Lead | Personal Online Stock Photgraphy Gallery & Portfolio Website SunDeepKullu.Com | " The World is my Studio".
Pages I founded & administer -
' Kullu Manali Himachal Pradesh ' ( 43,766+ Likes ) - www.facebook.com/KulluManaliHimachalPradesh
' Sundernagar Mandi Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/SundernagarMandiHimachal
' Mandi Shivratri International Fair Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/pages/Mandi-Shivratri-International-Fair...
' Cricket World Cup ICC 2015 Feb 14-Mar 29 ' - www.facebook.com/pages/Cricket-World-Cup-ICC-2015-Feb-14-...
' Aam Aadmi Party Kullu Manali Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/AamAadmiPartyKulluHimachal
' AAP KULLU Aam Aadmi Party Kullu Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/AamAadmiPartyKulluHimachal
' AAP MANALI Aam Aadmi Party Manali Himachal ' - www.facebook.com/pages/AAP-MANALI-Aam-Aadmi-Party-Manali-...
' Kullu Dussehra International Festival ' - www.facebook.com/KulluDussehraInternational
' Himachal ' (10,938+ Likes ) - www.facebook.com/Himachal.Pradesh.In
'SunDeep Bhardwaj World Photography (Sdbwp) 70+Countries 6 Continents' (5,643+ Likes) - www.facebook.com/SundeepBhardwaj
' BREATHTAKING PLANET EARTH ' ( 14,831+ Likes ) - www.facebook.com/bpearth
My Facebook Profiles -
OTHER URL'S -
Interesting Photostories on Flickr : www.flickr.com/search/?text=sundeep%20bhardwaj%20kullu%20...
Recent Photostories on FLICKR : www.flickr.com/search/?text=SUNDEEP%20BHARDWAJ&sort=d...
Flickrflu : flickeflu.com/photos/wittysam
Flickr Set Unforgettable Himachal : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/sets/72157626451639890/
Flickr : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/
Flickr Full Screen Slide Show : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/show/
Blogger : blog.sundeepkullu.com/
YouTube : www.youtube.com/sundeepbhardwajkullu
Tumblr : tumblr.sundeepkullu.com/
Linked In : in.linkedin.com/in/sundeepkullu
Twitter : twitter.com/SundeepKullu
Google+ : www.google.com/profiles/wittysam
Blogger : www.blogger.com/profile/01479612002532675556
Flickr River : www.flickriver.com/photos/wittysam/popular-interesting/
Fluidr : www.fluidr.com/photos/wittysam
Wordpress : sundeepkulludotcom.wordpress.com/
Flickr SDBWP : www.flickr.com/search?text=sundeep+bhardwaj+kullu+wittysam
Flickr Full Screen Slide Show Unforgettable Himachal : www.flickr.com/photos/wittysam/sets/72157626451639890/show/
Facebook Groups I founded -
ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY & WORLD THROUGH THE EYES OF SERIOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS (1,947 members) - www.facebook.com/groups/AOPworld/
SunDeep Bhardwaj World Photography SDBWP SunDeepKullu.Com World's my Studio - www.facebook.com/groups/853406461360492/
HIMACHAL Kullu Manali, Sundernagar Mandi, Dharamsala,Shimla,Lahaul Spiti12 (448 members) - www.facebook.com/groups/himachal.in
SunDeep Bhardwaj SDB SunDeepKullu.com Wonders of World Fine Art Gallery by SunDeepKullu.Com at Manali Sundernagar & Ghumarwin in Himachal State of India
LATEST Solo EXHIBITION by SunDeep Bhardwaj -
" The World is my Studio" ™ Fine Art Photography Exhibition by SDB IN Manali Himachal India
Facebook Event Page - www.facebook.com/events/1537066426570536/
Theme - " The World is my Studio " Fine Art Photography Exhibition (Showcasing the 47 Art Works in large 36*26 inches and 24*18 inches in size after curation of his best works on his 2 decades of travels to 70 plus countries and 555 plus most exotic destinations across 6 continents).
Location - Kullu Manali Himachal Pradesh India.
Date - 6 & 7 Feb 2015
Venue- Morpheus Valley Resort Manali Himachal India
Final location decided by ITHC & SunDeepKullu.Com for the Fine Art Photography Exhibition is Manali, Himachal. Its a invite only exhibition and only Travel , Tourism & Hospitality related Dean, Chancellor's, Director's and representatives of Tourism ministry and local SDM and heads of Himachal Tourism Development Corporation and Tourism academic professionals and University educationalists from all states of India and other International Universities (around 55 total universities) are invited and have allready been sent a invite by ITHC and SunDeepKullu.Com. The theme of exhibition is " The World is my Studio" and showcase will include 47 travel related Art pieces by SunDeep Bhardwaj a Himalayan photographer and World Traveller. The images of Himalayas and various Kullu tribes with New 7 Wonders of World and some most exotic photographs from SDB's travels to 70+ Countries 555+ Destinations across 6 Continents will also be showcased in the event. Only ITHM and SDBWP invitees are allowed on event date. However the video and photos of same event will be available on SunDeepKullu.Com and " The World is my Studio " page on facebook soon.
SunDeepKullu.Com/ " The World is my Studio " | Photographed & Travelled to 70+Countries 555+Most Exotic Places / Destinations / Wonders of World / UNESCO World Heritage Sites | Nearby 200+Cities | 150+Airports | 300+Villages/Towns/Countrysides across 6 Continents | 2 Decades of World Tour & Fine Art Photography across all 6 inhabited continents.
FOUNDER & LEAD PHOTOGRAPHER at SDB wow Gallery in Himachal SunDeep™ Bhardwaj (SDB ™) World Photography (SDBWP ™) ARTISTIC, PROFESSIONAL, COMMERCIAL, FINE ART, WEDDING, CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY, EVENTS & FILM
WORLD TRAVEL MARKET ( WTM ) London & INDIA INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR, New Delhi, HIMACHAL TOURISM Unforgettable Himachal , DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM & CIVIL AVIATION Government of Himachal Pradesh, MONAL Magazine Incredible India INTERVIEW for SunDeep Bhardwaj Kullu SDBK by Anu Sehgal at PARTNERS Publications, Chandigarh, India for HIMACHAL official magazine & International news bulletins :
INTERVIEWS -
Himachal Tourism Monal Magazine -
bit.ly/HimachalTourismInterview
Same interview above as published in In PDF format - bit.ly/SDBKinterview
voices.halabol.com/2013/12/04/picture-perfect-story-globe...
TIMELINE | CONTACTS | AWARDS | INTERVIEWS - www.sundeepkullu.com/c.html
" I live with one vision to create things that would outlast me. I discovered photography as a means for me to connect with my innerself & express myself with Fine Art Photography as a medium "
*Copyright © 2012 Lélia Valduga, all rights reserved.
As redes sociais fazem parte da vida do jovem de uma forma tão intensa que 10% ou mais deles não conseguiriam ficar sem acessar as redes e cerca de 10% só conseguiria ficar desconectado por um dia. Estes ambientes são importantes para os jovens porque é neles que os jovens se atualizam e interagem com os amigos.
Em questão de preferência quanto às redes sociais, o Twitter está na frente para os jovens, inclusive no uso para se relacionar com marcas e empresas. O Facebook é a rede dos aplicativos e jogos, já o Orkut faz mais sucesso entre os de menor idade para postar fotos, vídeos e mensagens particulares. O Facebook é usado para as mesmas atividades, porém pelos mais velhos.
Fonte: www.inovadoresespm.com.br/2011/07/o-perfil-do-jovem-brasi...
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Social networks are part of the life of a young man so intense that 10% or more of them could not go without accessing the network and about 10% could only be disconnected for a day. These environments are important for young people because it is there that the young are updated and interact with friends.
In a matter of preference as to social networks, Twitter is ahead for young people, including the use to relate to brands and companies. Facebook is the network applications and games, since Orkut's popularity among the younger age to post photos, videos and private messages. Facebook is used for the same activities, but their elders.
Source: www.inovadoresespm.com.br/2011/07/o-perfil-do-jovem-brasi...
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
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SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
RASHID, Muhammad H. (Ed.). Power electronics handbook: devices, circuits, and applications. 3 ed. Burlington: Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann, 2011. xviii, 1389 p. Inclui bibliografia (ao final de cada capítulo) e índice; il. tab. graf. quad.; 29cm. ISBN 9780123820365.
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Designed to appeal to a new generation of engineering professionals, Power Electronics Handbook, 3rd Edition features four new chapters covering renewable energy, energy transmission, energy storage, as well as an introduction to Distributed and Cogeneration (DCG) technology, including gas turbines, gensets, microturbines, wind turbines, variable speed generators, photovoltaics and fuel cells, has been gaining momentum for quite some time now.smart grid technology. With this book readers should be able to provide technical design leadership on assigned power electronics design projects and lead the design from the concept to production involving significant scope and complexity.
Notas de conteúdo:
1. Introduction
2. The power diode
3. Power bipolar transistors
4. The power MOSFET
5. Insulated gate bipolar transistor
6. Thyristors
7. Gate turn-off thyristors
8. MOS Controlled Thyristors (MCTs)
9. Static induction devices
10. Diode rectifiers
11. Single-phase controlled rectifiers
12. Three-Phase controlled rectifiers
13. DC-DC converters
14. DC/DC conversion technique and twelve series luo-converters
15. Inverters
16. Resonant and soft-switching converters
17. Multilevel power converters
18. AC-AC converters
19. Power factor correction circuits
20. Gate drive circuitry for power converters
21. Power electronics in capacitor charging applications
22. Electronic ballasts
23. Power supplies
24. Uninterruptible power supplies
25. Automotive applications of power electronics
26. Solar power conversion
27. Power electronics for renewable energy sources
28. Fuel-cell power electronics for distributed generation
29. Wind turbine applications
30. HVDC transmission
31. Flexible AC transmission systems
32. Drives types and Specifications
33. Motor drives
34. Control methods for switching power converters
35. Fuzzy logic in electric drives
36. Artificial neural network applications in power electronics and electrical drives
37. DSP-based control of variable speed drives
38. Power quality
39. Active filters
40. EMI Effects of power converters
41. Computer simulation of power electronics and motor drives
42. Packaging and smart power systems
43. Renewable Energy Sources
44. Renewable Energy Storage
45. Renewable Electric Power Transmission
46. Distributed and Cogeneration
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ELETRONICA DE POTENCIA/Enciclopédias.
CDU 621.38 / R224p / 3 ed. / 2011
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
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SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
SMSC is a global supplier of integrated circuits and semiconductor software solutions for high speed computing, connectivity, automotive and embedded networking applications. SMSC builds its business through innovation while maintaining high standards in quality.
Before undertaking the construction and renovation of their existing headquarters, SMSC insisted that the team hired to build their new facility would reflect their corporate culture of creativity, innovation and quality by creating a world-class headquarters and test facility.
SMSC’s corporate headquarters sits on 10 acres located in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. When first built in 1979, the building was approximately 80,000 square feet. The facility that exists today has undergone a complete renovation, and has been expanded on both sides. The expansion project included a 106,200-square-foot, two story office addition, training facility and cafeteria at the west side of the existing building, and a 13,800-square-foot shipping and receiving area on the east. The construction of the new facility consolidated more than 400 employees into one facility, who had previously been working between two buildings in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The master planning of the expanded facility also provided room for future growth of the company. With SMSC operating continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TRITEC’s project staff had to ensure that disruption was minimized. TRITEC and their partners worked extensively with people from each division of SMSC to incorporate their vision into the design, phasing construction around each department’s operational objectives.
Preconstruction on the facility began in October of 2003. The TRITEC team broke ground on January 8, 2005. Construction started on an intense 16-month schedule with the addition of the new loading area adjacent to SMSC’s vibration sensitive testing floor. Once the loading area was complete, receiving operations were moved from the existing west end location to the new east end addition and work on the large west end addition began. Continuing to focus on the goal of maintaining a safe environment with no significant down time for SMSC employees, the TRITEC team worked from the point furthest west, leaving an existing access road opens until a new entrance on the east could be completed. Once the new access road was complete, the old access road was closed and the new west addition was married to the existing building. The west addition included a 22,000-squarefoot, 15-foot deep basement. This portion of the project was referred to as “the big dig,” but with much more satisfactory results than the infamous Boston project. While the basement was under construction, the old west end receiving area and warehouse was converted to office space; all 13 existing bathrooms were renovated. To maintain schedule and budget, TRITEC mobilized two operations, bringing a second job superintendent onto the site"one for interior renovations and the other focusing on out-of-the-ground construction. In May 2006, SMSC’s employees moved into the new facility. The project’s success can be attributed to a proper preconstruction plan, early procurement of long lead items and the dedication of the SMSC-TRITEC project team. All pre-manufactured materials needed for the project"from doors to rooftop H.V.A.C. units" were ordered ASAP. These pre-purchased items were stored on site and were therefore available when needed avoiding significant time gaps in the project schedule. The finished project boasts a beautiful interior with soaring three-story atrium accented by rich mahogany and beautiful granite, spanning 225 feet from front to back and towering out of the basement some 45 feet. Skylights run nearly the entire length of the central corridor lighting the atrium and walking bridges that are not only functional but add architectural drama to the voluminous entryway.
This project won the CMAA New York Area Chapter Project of the Year for 2007.
Viva Mobile Technologies Private Limited is a ‘virtual manufacturer’ of mobile phones under the brand name VIVA® with an initial focus on mid-end mobile phones. The company will subsequently reposition itself to provide a full range of mobile products and services across all critical segments in mobile telecommunications.
The Chairman Mr.Sanjeev Bhatia, is a leading entrepreneur, Brand owner of ‘Adcom’ an IT hardware solutions company, among the Top 5 players in India. Having the capability, relationship with the vendors and visualising the prospects for a customer centric Mobile Brand, decided to launch ‘VIVA’ mobile phones. Viva would totally be dedicated to its customers, with best in class products, services and experience. As Viva stands for Value , Innovation, Velocity (speed) and Asset (for the possessor), its core strengths would be innovations, competitive pricing and excellent customer care.
All Viva Mobile phones have distinctive features, they stand apart as in, style of an opinion leader, features of a high end phone, looks force you to pick one and in price they suit all pockets. All handsets carry a standard 1year warranty with “FIRST TIME IN INDIA- THE ONLINE WARRANTY REGISTRATION SYSTEM”, this is for the hassle free and document free availability of service at all authorized service centres. Over and above this “100 Roaming L1 & L2 Service centres in North India” The TOLL FREE number for customer care support is ‘18001028752’, this can be used for queries, supports, features and all other relevant information (pre and post sales).
The clientele includes the house wives, normal worker class, Government and Private employees, students, office goers, social networking groups, Business class, Traders and people who need speed and all the features at an affordable price.
Viva is launching with a range of 11 models in July 2010, around 12 new models are expected to be there by October 2010, Currently all are dual sim phones on the GSM platform. Viva is working on some unique prepositions of dual CDMA and GSM+CDMA, theses all are expected before Dec 2010.
In The current range some exclusive features are SIM Lock, Personal
Information Lock (SMS, Phone book), WiFi, Video Chat, applications like MSN,
Yahoo, Twitter, Facebook, e-buddy, Orkut, Java, Operamini, Office. All the phones come with heavy duty battery back up, Latest processors from MTK like
the 6253 which enhances speed as well as reduces the battery consumption. Standard / universal charging ports, battery sizes makes life of the customers easy on availability of these external spares.
Some of the unique adorable models in the current range are
V4- looks, screen size, Certified- HD battery, Camera, wireless FM, Bluetooth, Motion Sensor and many more features, comes with a 2GB card as free.
QM- The mini Qwerty, nothing like this is currently available in the country as of now. In 3 colors, Camera, Blue tooth, large screen, Java, Networking, Video, FM and many more features.
Q6- A Music and party edition phone, available in 3 colors, MP3 chipset, Dolby surround sound, Large screen, HD battery, Camera, Java, All social networking applications, comes with a 2GB card as free
Q8- The Business edition, with a large 2.2” display, WiFi, VOIP-Video Chat, Office Java, Operamini, All Video and Audio formats, is an office on the move, comes with a 2GB card as free
Viva would stand for quality products, models, service and a stable business opportunity. Plan for the next 12 months is to reach a 2% market share , be among the top 10 players in mobile handset industry in India and to sell more than a million handsets in the next 12 months.
DANNY 9999914978
PUBLIC RELATION COMPANY
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A Xino Basic for Atmel board that I'm using as part of an OpenEnergyMonitor system. A JeeLabs breakout board fitted with a 433MHz RFM12B transceiver is fitted to transmit the reading from an Efergy CT sensor to a Nanode.
Components have been added in the prototype area to regulate the power input as well as a burden resistor, filter cap and resistors for the voltage divider required to connect the CT sensor.
Read my blog on building an OpenEnergyMonitor system.
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Two JeeLabs breakout boards with 433MHz RFM12B transceivers fitted that I built for use with an OpenEnergyMonitor system. The one on the left is assembled for use with a standard Arduino type board and on the right one for use with a Nanode. The one for the Nanode doesn't require the 3.3V regulator or filter caps as the Nanode can provide the 3.3V for the board.
Read my blog on building an OpenEnergyMonitor system.
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A Nanode I'm using as part of an OpenEnergyMonitor system. A JeeLabs breakout board fitted with a 433MHz RFM12B transceiver is fitted to receive the signal from a similarly equipped Xino Arduino compatible board.
Read my blog on building an OpenEnergyMonitor system.
Viva Mobile Technologies Private Limited is a ‘virtual manufacturer’ of mobile phones under the brand name VIVA® with an initial focus on mid-end mobile phones. The company will subsequently reposition itself to provide a full range of mobile products and services across all critical segments in mobile telecommunications.
The Chairman Mr.Sanjeev Bhatia, is a leading entrepreneur, Brand owner of ‘Adcom’ an IT hardware solutions company, among the Top 5 players in India. Having the capability, relationship with the vendors and visualising the prospects for a customer centric Mobile Brand, decided to launch ‘VIVA’ mobile phones. Viva would totally be dedicated to its customers, with best in class products, services and experience. As Viva stands for Value , Innovation, Velocity (speed) and Asset (for the possessor), its core strengths would be innovations, competitive pricing and excellent customer care.
All Viva Mobile phones have distinctive features, they stand apart as in, style of an opinion leader, features of a high end phone, looks force you to pick one and in price they suit all pockets. All handsets carry a standard 1year warranty with “FIRST TIME IN INDIA- THE ONLINE WARRANTY REGISTRATION SYSTEM”, this is for the hassle free and document free availability of service at all authorized service centres. Over and above this “100 Roaming L1 & L2 Service centres in North India” The TOLL FREE number for customer care support is ‘18001028752’, this can be used for queries, supports, features and all other relevant information (pre and post sales).
The clientele includes the house wives, normal worker class, Government and Private employees, students, office goers, social networking groups, Business class, Traders and people who need speed and all the features at an affordable price.
Viva is launching with a range of 11 models in July 2010, around 12 new models are expected to be there by October 2010, Currently all are dual sim phones on the GSM platform. Viva is working on some unique prepositions of dual CDMA and GSM+CDMA, theses all are expected before Dec 2010.
In The current range some exclusive features are SIM Lock, Personal
Information Lock (SMS, Phone book), WiFi, Video Chat, applications like MSN,
Yahoo, Twitter, Facebook, e-buddy, Orkut, Java, Operamini, Office. All the phones come with heavy duty battery back up, Latest processors from MTK like
the 6253 which enhances speed as well as reduces the battery consumption. Standard / universal charging ports, battery sizes makes life of the customers easy on availability of these external spares.
Some of the unique adorable models in the current range are
V4- looks, screen size, Certified- HD battery, Camera, wireless FM, Bluetooth, Motion Sensor and many more features, comes with a 2GB card as free.
QM- The mini Qwerty, nothing like this is currently available in the country as of now. In 3 colors, Camera, Blue tooth, large screen, Java, Networking, Video, FM and many more features.
Q6- A Music and party edition phone, available in 3 colors, MP3 chipset, Dolby surround sound, Large screen, HD battery, Camera, Java, All social networking applications, comes with a 2GB card as free
Q8- The Business edition, with a large 2.2” display, WiFi, VOIP-Video Chat, Office Java, Operamini, All Video and Audio formats, is an office on the move, comes with a 2GB card as free
Viva would stand for quality products, models, service and a stable business opportunity. Plan for the next 12 months is to reach a 2% market share , be among the top 10 players in mobile handset industry in India and to sell more than a million handsets in the next 12 months.
DANNY 9999914978
PUBLIC RELATION COMPANY
Microchip Technology Inc. today announced its expanded MiWi™ Development Environment (DE), which is a complete ecosystem for designing star and mesh wireless networking products. The MiWi DE is comprised of Microchip’s free, proprietary MiWi P2P, MiWi and MiWi PRO star and mesh networking protocol stacks; the 8-bit Wireless Development Kit (WDK) and ZENA™ Wireless Adapters (2.4 GHz, 868 MHz and 915 MHz); and the multi-purpose Wireless Development Studio (WDS) with cross-platform support for the Linux, Mac OS® and Windows® operating systems. The MiWi DE is ideal for the development of ISM-band wireless networking applications for the home and industrial automation, wireless sensor monitoring and control, and smart energy markets.
The Nanode is a low cost Arduino compatible board with built in ethernet. See what completed Nanode looks like here or read my Nanode Review here.
For more information see nanode.eu and the Nanode Wiki.
originally I gave this award to David for adding me as a friend on Twitter 5 minutes after I added him - but now ZADI DIAZ you have won the game girl - DAvidjacobs you are now in 2nd place - I added Zadi at 7:19 on FAcebook and she added me back at 7:21pm. That beats your social network application friendship by 2 minutes!!! Can you beat that? And I don' think it's an excuse that it's 2 nights before your wedding - ZADI YOU WIN!!!
Viva Mobile Technologies Private Limited is a ‘virtual manufacturer’ of mobile phones under the brand name VIVA® with an initial focus on mid-end mobile phones. The company will subsequently reposition itself to provide a full range of mobile products and services across all critical segments in mobile telecommunications.
The Chairman Mr.Sanjeev Bhatia, is a leading entrepreneur, Brand owner of ‘Adcom’ an IT hardware solutions company, among the Top 5 players in India. Having the capability, relationship with the vendors and visualising the prospects for a customer centric Mobile Brand, decided to launch ‘VIVA’ mobile phones. Viva would totally be dedicated to its customers, with best in class products, services and experience. As Viva stands for Value , Innovation, Velocity (speed) and Asset (for the possessor), its core strengths would be innovations, competitive pricing and excellent customer care.
All Viva Mobile phones have distinctive features, they stand apart as in, style of an opinion leader, features of a high end phone, looks force you to pick one and in price they suit all pockets. All handsets carry a standard 1year warranty with “FIRST TIME IN INDIA- THE ONLINE WARRANTY REGISTRATION SYSTEM”, this is for the hassle free and document free availability of service at all authorized service centres. Over and above this “100 Roaming L1 & L2 Service centres in North India” The TOLL FREE number for customer care support is ‘18001028752’, this can be used for queries, supports, features and all other relevant information (pre and post sales).
The clientele includes the house wives, normal worker class, Government and Private employees, students, office goers, social networking groups, Business class, Traders and people who need speed and all the features at an affordable price.
Viva is launching with a range of 11 models in July 2010, around 12 new models are expected to be there by October 2010, Currently all are dual sim phones on the GSM platform. Viva is working on some unique prepositions of dual CDMA and GSM+CDMA, theses all are expected before Dec 2010.
In The current range some exclusive features are SIM Lock, Personal
Information Lock (SMS, Phone book), WiFi, Video Chat, applications like MSN,
Yahoo, Twitter, Facebook, e-buddy, Orkut, Java, Operamini, Office. All the phones come with heavy duty battery back up, Latest processors from MTK like
the 6253 which enhances speed as well as reduces the battery consumption. Standard / universal charging ports, battery sizes makes life of the customers easy on availability of these external spares.
Some of the unique adorable models in the current range are
V4- looks, screen size, Certified- HD battery, Camera, wireless FM, Bluetooth, Motion Sensor and many more features, comes with a 2GB card as free.
QM- The mini Qwerty, nothing like this is currently available in the country as of now. In 3 colors, Camera, Blue tooth, large screen, Java, Networking, Video, FM and many more features.
Q6- A Music and party edition phone, available in 3 colors, MP3 chipset, Dolby surround sound, Large screen, HD battery, Camera, Java, All social networking applications, comes with a 2GB card as free
Q8- The Business edition, with a large 2.2” display, WiFi, VOIP-Video Chat, Office Java, Operamini, All Video and Audio formats, is an office on the move, comes with a 2GB card as free
Viva would stand for quality products, models, service and a stable business opportunity. Plan for the next 12 months is to reach a 2% market share , be among the top 10 players in mobile handset industry in India and to sell more than a million handsets in the next 12 months.
DANNY 9999914978
PUBLIC RELATION COMPANY