Jeevesware Ltd

28/04/2018

Briefing session on Jeeves Financial Services management System.

27/04/2018

27/04/2018

Shop Management software for Super markets, stores and all retail and wholesale outlets.

27/04/2018

Training session on our SHS Management System

23/03/2017

SHSMIS Training at a senior High School

05/05/2016

Why has this got over 26million views on ted.com alone?.
Listen till end.
HOW GREAT LEADERS INSPIRE ACTION.
* When we feel like we belong and feel save among our own, the natural reaction is Trust and Coorporation.
We will naturally combine our talents and our strengths and work tirelessly to face the dangers out there and seize the opportunity.
* But if this Condition is wrong we are forced to expend our own time and energy to protect ourselves from each other and that inherently weakens the organization.
* The closest analogy is being a great parent. Will anyone lay off one his children when faced with hard times in his family???. No, you won't do that, then why do you consider laying off people inside our organization?
THIS IS A MUST WATCH FOR ALL CORPORATE LEADERS.
HOW DO WE CREATE SAFE AND TRUSTWORTHY WORKING ENVIRONMENT. IT ALL DEPENDS ON THE LEADERSHIP AND YOU AND I ARE THE LEADERS.
WATCH

Simon Sinek has a simple but powerful model for inspirational leadership -- starting with a golden circle and the question "Why?" His examples include Apple, Martin Luther King, and the Wright brothers ...

04/04/2016

So I had this opportunity to develop software to send terminal bills and exam report to guardians on their mobile phones as a text message. I did develop the software.
But after the project, I said to myself, why don't I develop this system to become a whole school management system that the administration, academics, finance, PTA, students dialogue all inclusive can sit on. Adrenaline was released and after months of intensive coding, this masterpiece called SHSMIS was released.
Just last week, one of the Administrators called and was telling me how easy and convenient the system is for them and parents, He then gave me another school's number that they also want to install the system.

I have no doubt that SHSMIS will become High School Hub for High School Authorities.

Now parents can have access to their ward's Bills, Reports and pay fees anywhere they are in the world.

Fun Right!!!

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24/03/2015

Learning code is now easier than ever. There are so many free and open platforms waiting for you to come and join them.

14/04/2014

The difference between malware and a virus:

Depending on how technically correct you want to be, viruses are a subset of malware, or the two words mean the same thing.
The word malware (malicious software) describes any piece of code designed to infect your computer (or mobile device) and make it do things that you don't want it to do, such as mass-mail spam or steal your banking passwords. Trojans, worms, and rootkits are all types of malware.
And so is a virus, in its most technically-correct meaning. A virus is malicious code that spreads by infecting existing files, similar to the way a biological virus spreads by infecting living cells.
Once common, true computer viruses have become quite rare. Criminals have found better ways to spread malicious code.
So if viruses are rare, why do people still talk about them? And why do we still run antivirus programs?
Viruses were the dominant form of malware in the 1980s and 90s, when personal computers were first becoming common. At that time, there was no commonly-used umbrella term such as malware, so people called any malicious program a virus.
And the word has stuck. Although that program you keep running in the background protects you (hopefully) from all forms of malware, it's called antivirus because that type of program has always been called antivirus.
By the way, if you've got a malware problem that isn't merely linguistic, watch out for our next post on "How to clean an infected PC"

14/04/2014

The difference between malware and a virus:

Depending on how technically correct you want to be, viruses are a subset of malware, or the two words mean the same thing.
The word malware (malicious software) describes any piece of code designed to infect your computer (or mobile device) and make it do things that you don't want it to do, such as mass-mail spam or steal your banking passwords. Trojans, worms, and rootkits are all types of malware.
And so is a virus, in its most technically-correct meaning. A virus is malicious code that spreads by infecting existing files, similar to the way a biological virus spreads by infecting living cells.
Once common, true computer viruses have become quite rare. Criminals have found better ways to spread malicious code.
So if viruses are rare, why do people still talk about them? And why do we still run antivirus programs?
Viruses were the dominant form of malware in the 1980s and 90s, when personal computers were first becoming common. At that time, there was no commonly-used umbrella term such as malware, so people called any malicious program a virus.
And the word has stuck. Although that program you keep running in the background protects you (hopefully) from all forms of malware, it's called antivirus because that type of program has always been called antivirus.
By the way, if you've got a malware problem that isn't merely linguistic, watch out for our next post on "How to clean an infected PC"

02/04/2014

Share your experience on how a computer virus(malware) had dealt with you and how you curtailed the situation!!!!

01/04/2014

Do you want to use Whatsapp on your laptop?. Watch out for the steps on www.facebook.com/jwltd on how to do this in very easy steps