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Newsletter / Volume 9 / Issue 3 / May 2006 - PDF document

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Inside this issue Projects Awarded23Kudos3Humour4Articles456Wedding Bells6New Appointments6 At the outset I would like to shar ID: 442983

Inside this issue :Projects Awarded.....2-3Kudos...............3Humour..............4Articles.............4-5..........6Wedding

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Newsletter / Volume 9 / Issue 3 / May 2006 Inside this issue :Projects Awarded.....2-3Kudos...............3Humour..............4Articles.............4-5..........6Wedding Bells.........6New Appointments.....6 At the outset I would like to share with you a heartening news. We have an addition of three new clients into our existing list of foreign clientele. The latest clients are from Ghana, Mozambique and Tajikistan. The achievement is yet another example of sheer perseverance and marketing strategies of our CMD, Mr. K. K. Kapila. Entry into Ghana and Mozambique shall further strengthen our presence in African continent and hopefully pave the way for many more projects from that part of the globe in the near future. The last couple of months have been quite eventful and rewarding for ICT. We have been awarded number of new domestic as well as foreign projects. The credit is due to our two stalwart Divisions, Business Development and Contracts & Billing, for their untiring efforts. A glance at the column “Projects Awarded” will indicate the diversity of fields ICT has been able to achieve, befitting our CMD's “Vision”. I wish to share with you yet another good news. Our fifth and final Surveillance audit of present certification was conducted successfully on 12th April 2006. Our QMS has stood the test of time and we have maintained a spotless record of not having any non-conformity all through the certification period of last 3 years. This has created a history of sorts for ICT as an organisation and also for DNV, our certification body. Mr. Sharad Gupta, the external auditor was all praise during the closing meeting and took pride in having been associated with our meritorious achievement. The credit for this rightfully goes to the top management, staff and our internal auditors for their significant contributions. Can we keep up the ICT flag high during re-certification audit also, due in end September 2006? I am sure WE WILL ! With ISO 9001 around, there is never a dull moment !!!ICT has brought in a new “Information Security Policy” from 1st February 2006 to protect the business interest of the organization from the perceived threats of today’s connected world and cyberspace.The present day hectic life of most of us can be best summed up in just three words “Hurry, Worry and Curry (for junk food).” This life style has been the prime cause of most of the ailments taking toll of our health these days. We are therefore introducing a “Health” column in our newsletter wherein we propose to include tips for keeping good health and handling medical emergencies. I shall hereafter look forward to generous contributions for this column from our readers. Your contributions shall desirably be brief and simplistic, devoid of scaring medical terminologies. We have done the “Shriganesh” of this column with this newsletter. Happy reading,-Editor ditor’s Desk E