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The diminutive president of Vietnam, Nguyen Minh Triet, was on the reviewing stand greeting high-level well-wishers after the big reunification day parade in Ho Chi Minh City. In the absence of Vietnam Communist Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh, Triet was the central figure on hand to lend top-level dignity to a three-hour review of history as reenacted on the 35th anniversary of “the fall” of the ancien regime of old “South” Vietnam.

“Communications as a Service” or CaaS solutions are now being used by several companies to improve their business prospects especially through call centers. Call centers serve to link a company with customers directly. Whether to handle complaints or promote a product or solution it is the call center executives who handle end user queries.

During the current decade, there has been an exponential growth in the telecom sector, especially in wireless. Telecom users also view the telephone as not only a tool for communication, but also a tool to impart education and entertainment. The mobile network has become a forum to promote common interests, ideas and goals. There is an understanding that everybody should have the opportunity to connect with the world beyond their geographical boundaries.

Within a few years of its launch, Twitter has become the most popular micro-blogging application. Users can access Twitter on powerful broadband connections and even on their mobile phones. It allows 140 characters in a single message to share information among members through mobile phones.

Internal communications, a field that actively engages and communicates with internal stakeholders (employees, leadership, contract staff and alumni) is growing rapidly. Several research reports and trends point to internal communications as being among the fastest growing area of communication with a rate of between 25-30 percent. Significant improvement in communication effectiveness is associated with a nearly 20 percent increase in a company’s market value.

One of the most important fundamental commodities that are critical to man’s existence is food. In this regard, a country’s agricultural backbone is vital to sustain the way of life for its citizens. Without a sound food and agricultural support system, the country’s continual development in all other areas including economic, cultural, social and industrial aspects will simply move forward at a very slow rate or even not at all.

Q: Could you tell us little bit about MC X?

A: MCX stands for Multi Commodity Exchange of India. We are a quite young company; we started trading in November 2003. We take commodity futures. We are the largest in India. We have market share of more than 80 percnt. We take contracts in products like gold, silver, crude oil, a number of agricultural products. We have grown fast. We are one of the fastest growing exchanges. We are the sixth largest commodity futures exchange in markets. Our trading value of last year was $1.24 trillion.