Pravab

Madan Puraskar Pustakalaya (MPP) started the work of NepaLinux in 2004 through the support of Pan Asia Networking (PAN). It is a localised Linux distribution. Till now, there have been 4 different version released. In each updates, the development team have been trying to make it less technical and been working on making the graphical user interface more friendly. In the pilot project, it was deployed in 3 schools (APC, 2007). The system was targeted for individual work station, ministry, government office and educational institute (Madan Puraskar Pustakalaya, n.d. b). The objective of NepaLinux was to make computer accessible to larger population of the country who had been deprived because of the cost and language factor (APC, 2007). NepaLinux 1.0 was released in December 2005 and in October of 2006, NepaLinux 1.1 was released. NepaLinux version 2.0 was released in 2007 and came with two different localised desktop environment; KDE and GNOME giving users more choices. There we...

Business Case Project/Programme Details: Name: MUTS Shared Service Project Manager: Seenu Appukutan Nair Vinodhini Group: Michael Asante, Kamal, Sreelatha, Jibin and Pravab Dhakal Objective No.: Start Date: January 15, 2010 Completion Date: July 15, 2010 Document Details: Version No: 01 Status: Approved/Draft: Approved by: Issued Date: Last Update Date: Background Services that companies are providing are becoming an even more important feature. There are many universities who provide service to their student and staff and the number are growing each year and thus the competition. The universities are trying to provide their students with better service each year to be in the competition. Students and researchers look for the university that do not only provide with quality education but quality service so that they fell comfortable studying in the university. Lack of service would only hamper students in their journey of getting better education. Hence putti...