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Entries from July 2009

Is the party over for Microsoft?

July 26, 2009 · 1 Comment

A perfect Analysis of Microsoft strategy in recent years. They just can’t stick to what they do best and want to compete every other successful company in the industry.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/is-the-party-over-for-microsoft-2009-07-24

Categories: Microsoft · Personal Thoughts

My View of our new Workplace

July 26, 2009 · 1 Comment

Woods Bagot is designing the new workplace for ADTA’s new building and they did a session with us about how the new workplace should look like. Following is my view of what should be in the new workplace.

 

Categories: Personal Thoughts

Karachi before the year 1900

July 1, 2009 · 3 Comments

I received these in email, apparently they are from British Library and I think they are worth sharing.

 

Napier Mole Bridge (road to Keamari). Manora lighthouse visible in the distance

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Sind Arts College (now DJ Science College) – built 1877

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Karachi city street view

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Lyari Market

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Karachi Gymkhana (built 1886)

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Empress Market (built 1889)

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Victoria Road (note St. Andrew’s church). Area to the left is today’s Regal chowk; intersection in the foreground is where Mahboob Market now stands.

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View of Saddar (Empress Market is in the distance; street in the foreground is probably Victoria Rd or Elphi.)

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Clifton Road (now Fatima Jinnah Road ). Street in the foreground is today’s Shahrah-e-Faisal as it bears around Metropole. Part of Sind Club seen on the right.

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View of Saddar (St. Patrick’s cathedral/St. Joseph’s convent in the distance). Intersection in foreground is crossing of Zaibunnisa and Shahrah-e-Iraq (road going from passport office towards St. Joseph ’s)

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Frere Street (Saddar) with Empress Market visible

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Categories: Pakistan · Personal Thoughts

Applications & Services Architecture

July 1, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Spent the morning today working on this. Although couldn’t get a chance of explaining everything in the presentation but the diagram was surely helpful for an overview of the services being offered and the depth of integrations that we have.

 

ADTA Business Applications & Services

Categories: Application Architecture · Personal Thoughts · Software Engineering · Softwares · Technology