Azimuth participated in a Job Fair

Azimuth participated in a Job Fair that was organized by the Labor Department of Pondicherry, in the premises of Vivekanandha High School on 10th and 11th of October 2009. Azimuth marked its presence amongst a considerable number of premium companies participating in the event. Azimuth took part in the job fair with a motive of highlighting employment opportunities and recruiting talent for the field of Medical Transcription. A screening test was conducted that was based on English aptitude. A total of 40 candidates were short listed for the training cum employment program in Azimuth.

The selected candidates will be enrolled as trainees in the state-of-the art Azimuth Academy, a subsidiary of Azimuth that would mould them towards becoming medical transcription professionals benefiting both, the candidates and the industry.
Team Azimuth congratulates the candidates who made it to the training warding off stiff competition.!!

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Obama's healthcare plan may help Indian IT players

Obama’s stimulus plan proposes to allocate $150 billion to healthcare. Of this, nearly $20 billion is proposed for healthcare IT alone, most of which is expected to spent on Electronic Health Records (EHR). This allocation, as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, is opening up the healthcare IT market like never before. It is bringing in a host of opportunities for EHR vendors, healthcare IT service providers and hospital systems.

If the American Recovery and Reinvestment plan as proposed by Obama goes live, it will help hospitals maintain a digital record of the patients. If a patient decides to change his/her healthcare provider, the hospital can easily share the EHR with the next healthcare provider, thus ensuring portability for the EHRs

British Novelist Hilary Mantel wins the 2009 Man Booker Prize!!

Last year the Indian writer Mr. Aravind Adiga made his way winning the most prestigious “Man Booker Prize” and brought glory to our country. India has got well acknowledged writers like Salman Rushdie, Aruntati Roy, Kiren Desai and V.S. Naipaul who had won the title before. Two authors from India were nominated Mahasweta Devi and V.S. Naipaul however this year shortlist didn’t carry any Indian authors. British Writer Hilary Mantel has been named the winner of 2009 Man Booker Prize for his novel ‘Wolf Hall’. The author has contributed a historical novel. For more details follow the link

http://www.merinews.com/article/british-novelist-hilary-mantel-wins-2009-man-booker-prize/15785721.shtml

Twitter's new application "Lists"

Twitter is a micro-blogging site, which is earning a good prominence nowadays among business people, individuals, journalists or anyone for that matter who wants to update their ideas or views in no time. It’s one of the best applications of new media that can by exploited by anyone. The salient feature of Twitter is that, it acts both as a social networking site and blogging service. Twitter has added a new feature called “Lists” in its applications. List is more like a community or group where people join to share similar interest. The following link will give you more information on this new Twitter Application.


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