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The Flight Special, a travel action with Kuwait Airways , leads you into Golden Triangle India . Get to know on this North India Tour Taj Mahal the , a monument of eternal love, capital Delhi and the Pink City Jaipur with the famous palace wind.

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The vibrant capital Delhi with its own charm, the pink city Jaipur, the famous Palace of the Wind and the monument of eternal love, the Taj Mahal is sure to delight you. This North India tour, you will learn to know and love India!

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Day 1: Delhi - Agra, about 205 km / 4-5 hours (F)

Upon arrival at the airport and welcome by the tour guide will drive to the hotel . Next, take a sightseeing tour of Old and some New Delhi.

In New Delhi visiting the Qutab Minar in the 12th Century, fine hand-carved in its total height of 234 feet, and the iron Column, which has survived the ravages of time and after 1,500 years, not even rust shows.

Then visit the Mausoleum of Emperor Humayun and the imposing Lakshminarayan Temple.

your ride goes past the India Gate, the Presidential Palace and Parliament. In Old Delhi visit the Red Fort, Raj Ghat, the memorial to Mahatma Gandhi, and Jama Masjid, the largest mosque in India. It then goes

to Chandi Chowk, which was once the main avenue of the Mughal Kingdom and today the busiest shopping street of the city. Stroll along the Chandi Chowk and soak up the ambience of an oriental bazaar
. Then go You stay overnight at Agra, where you are.

Day 2: Agra (F)

After breakfast visit the world famous Taj Mahal , which was built by Shah Jahan for his queen Mumtaz Mahal, in order to preserve their mortal remains. It is an architectural jewel of white marble.

Then visit the massive Agra Fort in the afternoon and the grave of Akbar at Sikandra. The grave is located in a large, walled garden and has a beautiful entrance. This is with geometric and floral decorations in white and colored marble covered. Four elegant minarets adorn the corners.

Day 3: Agra - Fatepur Sikri - Karauli, about 182 km / 4-5 hours (F)

morning drive to Karauli. The way visit Fatehpur Sikri. The city was built by Emperor Akbar in 1569 and abandoned 15 years later due to lack of water.

The buildings in this "ghost town" are amazingly well preserved. You can visit the Jama Masjid, the grave of Salim Chisti, the Panch Mahal Palace and other palaces. They testify to the grandeur and wealth of the Mughal kingdom.

There are also the "Gate of Victory", the Wind Palace and the Hiran Minar (minaret animal) to see the supposedly built on the grave of Akbar's favorite elephant was.

Upon arrival in Karauli check in to hotel. The rest of the day is at leisure. Hotels in Karauli.

Day 4: Karauli - Jaipur, about 182 km / 4-5 hours (F)

morning visit the temple and the surrounding area. Then you drive to Jaipur. On arrival check in at the hotel. Hotels in Jaipur.

Day 5: Jaipur (F)

morning, take part in the excursion to Amber Fort including elephant ride . The robust, from the time battered walls of the fort may look nice from the outside little, but its interior is a true paradise. The paintings on the walls Festivals show as well as hunting and war scenes. Precious stones and mirrors set into the pavement.

Within the fort visit the Jag Mandir or Hall of Victory. " The Jag Mandir is the famed Sheesh Mahal, a space in which all four walls and ceiling are completely covered with tiny glittering mirrors.

On the ride to the Amber Fort is a short photo stop at the wind palace.

The City Tour begins with an afternoon visit to the palace of the Maharajah, the former royal residence that was partially converted into a museum. A small portion is still used by the royal family of Jaipur.

Built in the style of a fortified Campus takes the palace almost one seventh of the area one of the city. One of the main attractions in the museum is known as a weapons museum part, showing an impressive collection of weapons, many of which were once used by the royal family of Jaipur. Later visit the Jantar Manttar, the largest stone and marble, the
observatory in the world. Hotels in Jaipur.

Day 6: Jaipur - Delhi, 258 km / 5-6 hours (F)

morning drive to Delhi, check-in upon arrival to the hotel booked. Overnight in Delhi.

Day 7: Delhi (F)

transfer to airport for Onward or return flight.

Including

• 6 nights with breakfast at hotels reserved category

• ride in air-conditioned standard national car or minivan with driver

• German-speaking guides in each place (it may happen that in the absence of availability of some places in the short term only an English speaking guide is available

• (only category A and C - for category B and D is available from / to Delhi through a German-speaking guide is available)

• trips according to program

• entrance fees

• hello and goodbye at the airport

• transfers

Not Included

• All non-included meals
• drinks
• personal expenses
• tips
• camera fees
• all non-mentioned fees

Note

In the basic version of the tour guides speaking German in all places provided
(this may in the short term staff shortages caused by English-speaking guides are replaced
).

Guaranteed German speaking guide can be compared Surcharge be booked (Categories B & D).
half board can also be booked at extra cost.

Category A and B : From 01.10.10 to 30.09.11 EUR 60 per person. From 01.10. 31.10.11 up to EUR 69 per person
.
Category C and D: From 01.10.10 to 30.09.11 EUR 75 per person. From 01.10. 31.10.11 up to EUR 81 per person
.

In the travel period over Christmas and New Year may occur depending on the itinerary to
surcharges.

Advised Hotels India

• standard category
• Agra Utkarsh Vilas Karauli
• : Bhanwar Vilas
• Jaipur: Mandawa Haveli
• Delhi: Hotel Star Ricks
• Deluxe Kategorie
• Agra: Jaypee Palace
• Karauli: Bhanwar Vilas
• Jaipur: Mansingh Palace
• Delhi: Crowne Plaza

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Topic Blogs (e.g. Enterprise 2.0 Blogs) have risen to an excellent way of getting a quick overview as well as a deeper understanding of a topic you have not known much about before. So for people who are new to the topic of Enterprise 2.0, for those who ar trying to get a deeper insight, and for those experts around searching for additional information there is a list below of the 30+ most common current Blogs related to Enterprise 2.0. Besides, many of these Blogs were used during the writing of my diploma thesis and in addition for the Enterprise 2.0 study 2010 by centrestage .

International Blogs:

• Andrew McAfee's Blog - The Business Impact of IT by Andrew McAfee  
• Enterprise Web 2.0 - Enterprise Web 2.0 by Dion Hinchcliffe
• Gil Yehuda's Enterprise 2.0 Blog - Your path to success by Gil Yehuda
• Enterprise 2Open -  Bonding the Enterprise 2.0 Community by various authors
• Enterprise 2.0 Blog / - Enterprise 2.0 Blog by various authors
• The Social Enterprise - Enterprise 2.0: Web 2.0 inside the Enterprise by Emanuele Quintarelli
• Collaboration 2.0   - by Oliver Marks
• Projectmanagement 2.0 Analysis of how Enterprise 2.0 technologies influence project management by Andrew Filev  
• elsua.net - A Knowledge Management Blog Thinking Outside the Inbox by Luis Suarez  
• Column 2 - BPM, ENterprise 2.0 and technology trends in business by various authors

German Blogs:

• Centrestage Blog - Learning enabled business transformation by Joachim Niemeier and Martina Göhring
•   7 Days and More - Notes on Emerging Technologies and Applications for Newmedia, innovative Enterprises and Business Excellence by Joachim Niemeier  
• Einführungsstrategien von Enterprise 2.0 - Strategies & Trends on the topics of Enterprise 2.0 & Social Media frogpond by Milos Vujnovic
• - Enterprise Collaboration Consulting by Martin Koser
• Business 2.0 - Center for Innovation in Business Processes by Andrea Back
• Human Network Competence - Communardo human network competence by various authors
• Better 2.0 - Project Management 2.0 - The Web in the company. Together, the better by various authors
• Rules of the Game - Enterprise 2.0 by Frank Schönefeld
• bwl two zero - Blog on the Post Everything Economoy by Matthias pivot
• Change 2.0 - New Media in Change Management by University of Stuttgart
• right 2.0 - Web 2.0, Social Media & Community by Carsten Ulbricht
• Personalmarketing2null - Info & trends from the world of online marketing personnel
• Enterprise 2.0 Blog - food for thought on Web 2.0 by Deloitte
• Mutimedia Blog - Information about Multimedia and group blog for students of the RFH Cologne by Bernd Schmitz
• Commission blog - Blog of Communications by Joachim Lindner
• doubleyuu - Consulting Enterprise 2.0 by Willms Buhse
• Social Media - Social Media Blog Injelea by various authors
• cooperation systems - Blog to the book Enterprise 2.0 - planning, implementation and successful use of social software in enterprises " by Alexander Richter and Michael Koch
• Communixx - research and development around the use of Social Software, CSCW and community support by various authors
• Knowledge Garden - The Blog All about learning and knowledge management by Dieter Josten

Austrian Blogs:

• Enterprise2punkt0 - German-language blog about topic of Enterprise 2.0 by various authors
• Enterprise 2.0 initiative - new competitive advantages for the Austrian economy by R. Wilford

Additional Links:

• Blogs about Enterprise 2.0 - by Henning Schuerig
• More blogs about Enterprise 2.0 by Klaus-M. Schremser


When I find time I will try and bring structure into the list, maybe with additional information on user rates and categories. Please feel free to comment on additional Enterprise 2.0 blog you know of so we can enhance the list together

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is objective of the work is to give an overview of the current state of Enterprise 2.0 in companies and in an analysis of case study material typical deployment strategies of Enterprise 2.0 to work out the basis of which recommendations for companies on the approach to introduction of Enterprise 2.0 concepts can be derived. In the field of information and telecommunications has long been a central Web 2.0 and open run, but often controversial issue. The term Enterprise 2.0, Web 2.0 approaches have also increasingly brought into a business context tested and on their applications and potentials.

The question that arises here is how to integrate wikis, blogs, social networks and other social software applications in the company, because undoubtedly pose these applications have enormous potential, which the collaboration, communication and the efficient and flexible management of knowledge within and between organizations concerned. New thinking and new corporate cultures that can be set using social software in enterprises witness, also from the innovative character, bring those Enterprise 2.0 approaches with them. Many of the Enterprise 2.0 ideas are not new, but they just learned currently a huge boom.

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Web 2.0 applications are generally from the perspective of Web 2.0-enabling test based on two factors individualization and interactivity to their "participatory potential." In the organizational Context, the two concepts as self-determination and self-tuning are described. It can be seen from the graph that can meet because of various design features, not all applications both criteria equally. Individualization and self-determination lead to autonomy and sovereignty and is on personal blogs or asynchronous communication, as part of the Instant Messaging or the micro-blogging is the case, much higher than for example in corporate blogs. Interactivity and self-tuning on the other hand promotes use of "collective intelligence" of the problem-solving and decision making. Examples are team wikis or social software platforms which can limit the content and timing trade-offs as a result of the collaborative creation of content with autonomy.

Enterprise 2.0 (or Web 2.0) applications are diverse, often associated with novel functionality. It is therefore not surprising that the company first experimented with, or an isolated solution is created. According to the study Enterprise 2.0 2010 by Centrestage are wikis and blogs, followed by electronic communities that are primarily used Web 2.0 applications for the realization of Enterprise 2.0. It can, however, from case studies do not explicitly recognize, that wikis and blogs are also largely responsible for the process of introducing Enterprise 2.0. Just because they are now in almost every company in the main are interested or already occurring, this is not evidence that an implementation process to be initiated with wikis or blogs necessarily need. Micro blogging and social tools to share and evaluate information (eg Social bookmarking services) are among the new favorites, and Enterprise 2.0 in the mean time a distribution such as podcasts and video solutions achieved.

particularly advanced in the use of wikis is Sun Microsystems . There are Wikis as a tool for knowledge and software development processes used either in the form of several smaller internal wikis or in the central enterprise under the name of enterprise wiki Confluence. Meanwhile, first experiments show semantic wikis, a system that automatically produces relations between systems. The PSI uses the open source MediaWiki software as a technical basis of the Group-wide intranet for easy networking and ease of use of content and the elegant (full text) search for articles and topics. In DB Training is the Wiki system as the basis for linking various objects of knowledge based on the principle the self-assembly used to enable faster development of topics, documents, proposals and studies. Nokia wiki uses one for projects, for example, to pool information and input from stakeholders. On the other hand there is the Nokia Infopedia, with various information about products, solutions, organizational change initiatives, pricing, strategies, marketing initiatives, etc. Also, the mobile aspect is again taken into account by the possibility of a Wiki-use exists on mobile phones.

A comprehensive blog system offers Core Media in the form of a conversation platform where managers, employees, customers and partners can have their say and to actively contribute to the enrichment of knowledge in the company. Siemens uses an open source multi-blog, which is seen as bottom-up tool for knowledge management by contributions and comments on topics such as productivity gains and innovations are written. But also provides for simple events, events or personal stories, as well as for example in the corporate blog of Daimler , blogs can be used. A special form of the use of wikis and blogs Cablecom that both applications to a have merged so-called "Bliki". This "Bliki" with the name is eTouch the new IntraWeb 2.0 Cablecom is, are the employees connected disciplines, regardless of location and level of hierarchy with each other. The example of HP with his water cooler concept shows the increasing spread of parallel use social software applications.

Overall we can say that the field of Web 2.0 applications has become very dynamic and regularly get several tools and technologies used in parallel. In the relative frequency of use of wikis and blogs shows that they are already widely discussed in the company to discuss deployment scenarios, useful at which point the use of these two applications or is worthwhile. The problem is that constantly meet new innovative technologies and applications emerge and, thus, different generations of Web 2.0. The companies are often not able to take account of this fast pace, although at least the wikis and blogs from the crowd gradually understood quite well and used. As can be seen also from the examples, are wikis and blogs as good as in any business now a daily occurrence and are usually the oldest used applications dar.

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