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Employee of the Quarter- 2006<br />

Hearty Congratulations to all the winners for the prestigious Employee of the Quarter (EOQ) award.<br />

The EOQ award has been given to these employees in recognition of their consistently outstanding<br />

performance, persistence and sound technical and business knowledge.<br />

We once again congratulate them on behalf of the <strong>CSC</strong> <strong>India</strong> family and wish them a successful life<br />

ahead.<br />

Atul Arora<br />

Annu Singh<br />

Oracle Magazine Names<br />

Dennis Alley RFID Architect of<br />

the Year<br />

Dennis Alley, partner in <strong>CSC</strong>'s Consulting<br />

Group, was named Oracle Magazine's<br />

RFID Architect of the Year. He will be<br />

recognized along with other Editors' Choice<br />

Award recipients at Oracle Open World,<br />

October 22-26 in San Francisco.<br />

RFID stands for Radio Frequency<br />

Identification, and is an automated means<br />

to identify objects via data storage devices<br />

called "tags" or transponders.<br />

Shueb Ali Khan<br />

Jitender Mohan Tara<br />

Alley won the award based on a<br />

centralized, customized solution developed<br />

for a U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)<br />

supplier, to help them meet DoD RFIDenabled<br />

shipping processes.<br />

Hardik Mukesh Desai<br />

Mandeep Kaur<br />

"I was very pleased to win the award, and I<br />

believe there is much more work to come --<br />

RFID is going to continue to expand," says<br />

Alley. "We’re in a state right now where the<br />

DoD and companies are mandating the use<br />

of RFID, but some suppliers aren't really<br />

seeing any return on investment yet. But<br />

that's going to change over time, as RFID<br />

components get cheaper and as the basics<br />

are installed. It's going to build on itself and<br />

will be accelerating over some number of<br />

years."<br />

Nikhil Saxena

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