A Keokuk, Iowa USA firm announces the opening of a free online degree school search. The Free search is a milestone which owner Keith Londrie II wanted to accomplish in 2008. The search can be accessed at http://best-online-degree-schools.com and is available to any prospective online student.

The website has only been online approximately 2 weeks, and we are up to 201 searches per day and have increased capacity to handle hundreds of thousands of searches per day. Reaching the goal of 200 searches was completed in just 2 weeks. The secondary goal is to reach 100,000 searches by the end of 2008.

Keith Londrie says “With the amount of promotion we are doing for this free search service for online degrees, we should reach the goal of 100,000 searches by the end of 2008″.

The orange search box stands out vividly when you get to the site and look for where to do your search. The database of schools is the largest I have seen. You are virtually guaranteed to find a school that meets your expectations.

Keith Londrie said, “With the price of gasoline going up so much it is important to cut costs anywhere possible. The most logical place to start is with college transportation. Choose to learn online and save money while doing it”.

Source : webwire.com

The recruitment company Adecco has started cooperating with Copenhagen Business School (CBS) which is to result in the MBA students remaining in Denmark after their graduation, writes Børsen Business Daily.

“According to CBS many of the MBA students would like to work in Denmark. However, the tendency is that a majority returns to their own countries because it is difficult for them to be integrated on the labour market. Therefore it is important that we do everything we can to integrate them during their student period so that afterwards companies will be prepared to take them on,” says Adecco’s Marketing Director Nikolaj Henum.

This is to happen through coaching and career consultancy during their education.

“We cannot guarantee anything but we will do our utmost to find work for the 35 students,” he says, emphasising that Adecco has a strong network within Danish business life and will therefore have a good entry for the students to the labour market.

When the first MBA group in the alliance will finish in August, Adecco will start to get the students in contact with the companies. Their profiles will be placed on Adecco.dk just as they will get in contact with relevant companies. Moreover, a special entry will be launched with a database of the 35 MBA students.

More : copcap.com

An Executive Briefing on information technology for February 4, 2004, created by Pulse Asia in real time, Asia-son of exclusive news, Commercial and business intelligence.

Japan’s NTT west of experimentation broadband Grid Computing

TOKYO - Nippon Telegraph & Telephone West Corp. (NTT West) and the National Institute of Genetics at the level of experimentation on the use of Grid Computing in genetic research by the port 3000 or at home, the personal computer about NTT West broadband networks.

The experience trying to determine whether a combination of DNA from a database and over 3000 networked computers at home is capable of super-class computer calculations, such as quick search of great database, if a DNA sequence is already registered.

Nissan, Renault to accelerate the adoption of common computer system

TOKYO - Nissan Motor Co. (TSE: 7201) and Renault SA is the adoption of common information systems.

Together, the information technology subsidiary of Renault-Nissan Information Services, computer systems by enterprises and determine what are the best.

Korea IMAGEQUEST deliveries 40000 LCD monitors Dell

SEOUL - Image Quest Co. (KOSDAQ: 48410), said today provides 40000 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) monitors 17.3 billion won (U.S. $ 14.79 million) on Dell Inc., the largest in the world, PC manufacturers.

The monitors are sold under the brand name Hyundai Electronics in the U.S. market, Korean producers of digital display devices said.

S. Korea, he predicts an increase in exports of U.S. $ 70 billion in 2004

Seoul - South Korea expects its exports of information technology related products this year will increase by 40 percent by the year 2003, the Ministry of Information and Communication said today.

Exports of IT products are expected to increase to U.S. $ 70 billion from 57.6 billion last year, given that demand for semiconductors, mobile phones and flat panel screens, the ministry said.

Now, 2-way traffic that companies indigenous SET-UP units in Britain

LONDON - The rapid growth of Indian companies in the UK have pumped about 300 million pounds sterling (545 million $ U.S.) in the British economy to date and may increase their investments such as India is greater prosperity, Sunil Mehta , Vice-chairman of the National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM) said.

After Mehta, 441 Indian companies have established operations in the United Kingdom by the end of 2002, most of them in the field of information technology.