Zeeshan Mir Baz

Most of us recognise that networking is beneficial to our careers. Yet for some reason, we only think of its benefits when we are job hunting, but connecting with other professionals can help with every aspect of career development so don’t just reach out to other professionals in times of crisis; rather invest in these relationships throughout your career. Take a look at these ten benefits of networking and start building that powerful Linkedin presence you’ve always talked about. 1. It Allows You to Help Others One of the most important benefits of networking that people tend to overlook is that it allows you to help other people. Granted, our motives in the professional world are rarely altruistic, but helping someone else with their career goals can be truly rewarding. Think of helping someone get their first job for example or putting in a good word to help someone get the promotion they’ve been after for the past two years. What’s more, helping out a profess...

Uses of the Internet in our daily life is depending on desires and goals. Activities in our daily life are decided after the use of Internet.  Internet innovated our daily life. We spend lot’s of time on the Web. Positive use of the Internet makes our lives easy and simple. The Internet provides us useful data, information, and knowledge for the personal, social and economic development and it is up to us to utilize our time on the worldwide web in a productive manner. The Internet is a revolution in information technology. While there are various uses of the Internet but you can use the internet for getting an online education. You can use the Internet to promote your business online. You can do online courses and improve your writing, communication, business and online marketing skills. Online shopping, social media, emails, chatting are common things that we do daily. You are free to use the Internet. The Internet is a magical tool that will help yo...

10 Must-Know Facts About Networking (And Why Coworking Does It Better) by Angel      For freelancers and small business owners, networking is absolutely essential. Getting to know people–what they do and what they need–is the fastest way to build connections, and by extension your potential customer base. The only problem  traditional networking SUCKS . Business card exchanges, 5 second elevator speeches, feeling like you’re trapped at a used car salesman’s annual conference–all of this makes me want to gag. Unfortunately, nothing is more effective at building your professional reputation and creating customers like face-to-face interaction. The good news is, thanks to a wealth of communication technologies, traditional networking events aren’t the only way to get to know someone. The infographic below breaks down some interesting statistics about the impact of face-to-face networking, how the mobile workforce is changing the look of net...

Who invented the network? Many of the researchers who worked on ARPANET made significant contributions to the evolution of the Internet, including Leonard Kleinrock , inventor of packet switching (a basic Internet technology). Vinton Cerf and Robert Kahn invented TCP/IP protocol in the 1970s, and in 1972, Ray Tomlinson introduced network email. What is meant by networking technology? In information technology , networking is the construction, design, and use of a network , including the physical (cabling, hub, bridge, switch, router, and so forth), the selection and use of telecommunication protocol and computer software for using and managing the network , and the establishment of operation policies ... Where was the first computer network created? The first -ever computer -to- computer link was established on ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network ), the precursor to the Internet, on October 29, 1969. Who is t...