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Newsletter Issue 22 : Feb 1, 2009- Feb 28, 2009

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The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read & write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn & relearn.

Alvin Toffler

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Empower yourself through every setback

Tamara Vaugh

Everyone faces challenges in business & in life. Even positive experiences such as getting a promotion or finding Mr. or Ms. Right can present you with challenges.

Based on your feedback & in the spirit of continuous innovation we have upgraded TQMschool

more choices of subjects

You can now choose out of 24 courses available.

more choices of learning modes

You can now opt for online learning, distance learning, open house & at site learning modes.

all courses are now affordable

Online content delivery is now faster & the cost of the courses has come down substantially

quality & depth of content is improved

This has further enhanced ease of learning.

Our endeavour is to make Total Quality Management learning easy, affordable & flexible.

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For example, a new position brings new responsibilities & sometimes new headaches, & a new love interest poses the challenge of having to compromise with another person when you’re used to doing things your way.

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Use Your Creativity

There was once a large soap factory of a very popular brand among the Japanese. Everyday millions of soap cakes came out of the factory.

One day the company received an unusual customer complaint. The customer had bought their soap at the local super market. When he went home he found that the soap box was empty. The company sent him a soap along with a letter of apology. Then it went deep into the problem. ‘How come empty boxes go out of the factory?'

The engineers reviewed the manufacturing & packing process. In a huge conveyor thousands of soap boxes were coming out. In another conveyor perfectly synchronized to the first, the soap cakes were coming out.

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Recession is good

Sanjeev Dhawan

The spectre is here. Some call it recession.

Let us look at some facts. Indian farmers are reaping their second bumper harvest in a row.

The IMF’s update to its World Economic Outlook estimates that the Indian economy is expected to grow at 5.1% in 2009. It is estimated that the world economy will only grow at 0.3%.

Thereafter the recovery will start.

For 2010, IMF foresaw an impressive global recovery to 3% growth, with China’s 8% & India’s 6.5% leading the way. The US will bounce back to grow by 1.6%, the Euro area will grow by a minuscule 0.2%, the UK by a similar rate & Japan by a somewhat better 0.6%.

No Recession only slowdown: Chidambaram

Source: 24th Jan 2009, Express Buzz

Home Minister, P Chidambaram said that Indian economy is not facing recession but a is experiencing a slowdown, which is more pronounced in the manufacturing sector, & called for more stimulus packages to ensure that aggregate demand remains high.
He said the word recession was being used "loosely" in India.
"India is facing a slowdown, with the manufacturing sector facing a sharper slowdown. It is important that we take counter & corrective measures to ensure that demand remains very high. While the government has taken a number of fiscal measures & the RBI monetary measures, perhaps more measures are necessary," he said.

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