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ISLAMABAD (PR): Fulfilling its responsibilities as a leading ICT company, Huawei brings on board 115 graduates in Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi for its first phase of Summer Internship Programme 2015.
Speaking to the interns joined in Islamabad office, Aragon Meng, CEO Huawei Pakistan, said that Huawei is a great opportunity for them to learn and enhance their knowledge with its practical implementation, says a press release.
He further congratulated and wished all the interns best of luck for the 3 month program.
All the interns were selected after a competitive round of tests and interviews conducted in all the leading participative universities for this programme ensuring merit and transparency.
A dedicated recruitment team collaborated with prestigious universities across Pakistan and selected 160 graduating interns for this year’s program.
The internship programme is a part of the company’s vision to bring academia and corporate sector together for providing cutting edge solutions to the industry.
The second phase of this programme will commence after Eid in which the remaining students from KPK region will join the company.
LumenSoft unveils version 11 of Candela RMS
LAHORE (PR): Lumensoft Technologies, a software technology company, has announced the launch of version 11 of Candela RMS (Retail Management Solution).
The new version comes with many upgrades, new features and functionality enhancements.
Built-in help menu on every screen, improved layout and framework, configuration of new types of discounts and quick management of customers’ orders are some of the highlights of version 11.
“Version 11 of Candela RMS is designed to deliver on LumenSoft’s vision of customer-driven product evolution,” said Abdul Aziz, CEO of LumenSoft Technologies.
“These enhancements have been made after constantly soliciting customer feedback and suggestions,” he added.
Plan Int’l welcomes
commission
ISLAMABAD (PR): Child rights organisation Plan International has welcomed the announcement of a high-level Commission on the Financing of Global Education Opportunities, announced at the Oslo Summit on Education.
The Commission, to be chaired by UN Special Envoy for Global Education Gordon Brown, will champion investment in education worldwide.
It will seek money to cover huge the huge shortfall in the financing of global education, and identify ways to deploy currently available resources more effectively.
It is estimated that a total of US$39 billion is needed annually if the world is to achieve the proposed Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) for inclusive and equitable quality education and lifelong learning opportunities for all by 2030.
“World leaders must act now to make financial commitments to bridge the huge financing gap for education.
We cannot miss the chance to transform the futures of millions of children through education.
The Financing for Development negotiation in Addis next week will be the first test for world leaders to put these fine words into action” said Jonathan Mitchell, Plan International’s Director of International Programmes.
A statement issued at the Oslo Summit also highlighted that education must be available for all and the cost of that factored into national education budgets.
Rashid Javed, Country Director from Plan International Pakistan, who participated in the summit, said: “Donor and other sources of funding for education need to be matched by domestic commitments.
In Pakistan, for example, the government only currently spends 2% of its GDP on education, this needs to change.
” Plan International has urged the Commission to build on the momentum generated by the Oslo Summit to ensure that the declaration is translated into action.
The organisation has also advocated that efforts for financing global education should also extend to conflict and humanitarian settings where it is sorely needed.
It has welcomed the work of the Champions’ Group on Education in Emergencies and Protracted Crisesas a step in the right direction.
Hundreds of thousands of children and youth are out of school globally due to conflicts, disasters, disasters and epidemics.
Neglecting their right to education will undermine their future and future of their societies.
“I hope this Summit will bring about total and lasting change so that every child can receive equal access to education without segregation or discrimination.
We are tired of being left behind, and it is time that world leaders take concrete action to ensure that every child has equal access to quality education.
” said Henry Garneo, Chairman of Liberia’s National Children and Youth Advisory Board, who is part of Plan International’s Global Voice for Change project.
Plan International is calling on governments to undertake a review of education sector plans, budgets, curricula and textbooks in order to ensure teaching materials, methods, and learning environments are gender-sensitive, and promote equality, non-discrimination and human rights.
“Planning around allocating resources needs to focus on building the right conditions for girls to thrive in education.
A holistic
approach is needed to address the barriers that exist within and outside of the classroom,” Mitchell added.
Galaxy Grand Prime, Core-2 best-selling smart phones
LAHORE (PR): A recent report published by a globally renowned “Retail Audit Company” has stated that; two of Samsung’s affordable and sleek smart phones – the Galaxy Grand Prime and Core-2 are getting an overwhelming response from the Pakistani consumers.
Since January 2015, these two products have become the best-selling products in Pakistan’s device market.
Samsung being a global leader in all the major technological advancements has yet again won the hearts and trust of their consumers by delivering them high quality smartphones at very attractive prices, and these devices are selling like hot cakes in the market.
The Head of Mobile’s Samsung Pakistan and Afghanistan –Farid Ullah Jan has recently stated that; “Samsung would like to extend heartfelt thanks to its consumers for their continued trust in the Samsung brand.
We are proud to be the creators of reliable and affordable technologies that make the Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime and Core-2 success stories for the emerging markets.
These two popular smart phones have been achieving the highest sales volumes in the Pakistani market for the past two consecutive months.
I would like to congratulate the team at Samsung Pakistan, on this great achievement.
”
The Dual-SIM Galaxy Grand Prime and Core-2 are among the most admired and celebrated smart phones created by Samsung.
These powerful devices are fully loaded with 3G-connectivity and run on the new Android KitKat Operating System.
Both these smartphones have got power packed batteries, brilliant rear and front camera results and are undoubtedly capable of giving smooth and unhindered user experience.
The roaring success and exceptional performance of these smart phones reflects Samsung’s commitment to empower the consumers by keeping them connected, on-the-go, round the clock, by nurturing some fascinating and economical technologies.
Deputy CEO of Zong
KARACHI (Staff Reporter): Senior telecom professional Niaz A Malik has been appointed Deputy CEO of Zong- China Mobile Pakistan which is a subsidiary of the world’s largest telecom operator China Mobile with over 800 million subscribers.
The appointment of Malik marks a greater quest of Zong to have an aggressive growth in the Pakistani market.
Malik had been given multiple roles within Zong.
As its Chief Strategy Officer he was a fundamental force to carve out the growth plan for China Mobile Pakistan in which the company acquired over 50% market share in the Pakistani market in the year 2013 and hefty market share in the later years.
He remained the Chief Corporate Sales Officer, Chief Information Officer, Chief of Enterprise & Governance.
He also headed its multi dimension Platform and Partnership (P&P) initiatives along with being head of its PR and its Mobile Financial Unit (MFS) in the recent years.
The appointment is a greater quest of Zong to further enchase its market share as the only 3G and 4G operator in Pakistan which has been flexing its muscle to penetrate further into the corporate markets.
Over the last seven years the company has invested over 3 billion USD to create a competitive edge.
Zong injected over 45% of the total investment made in the auction last year, in order to acquire new spectrum.

News reference: http://nation.com.pk/business/10-Jul-2015/corporate-corner