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Israel Has Created a New Standard for Urban Warfare. Why Will No One Admit It? | by John Spencer
The Israel Defense Forces conducted an operation at al-Shifa hospital in the Gaza Strip to root out Hamas terrorists recently, once again taking unique precautions as it entered the facility to protect the innocent; Israeli media reported that doctors accompanied the forces to help Palestinian patients if needed. They were also reported to be carrying food, water and medical supplies for the civilians inside.
None of this meant anything to Israel's critics, of course, who immediately pounced. The critics, as usual, didn't call out Hamas for using protected facilities like hospitals for its military activity. Nor did they mention the efforts of the IDF to minimize civilian casualties.
In their criticism, Israel's opponents are erasing a remarkable, historic new standard Israel has set. In my long career studying and advising on urban warfare for the U.S. military, I've never known an army to take such measures to attend to the enemy's civilian population, especially while simultaneously combating the enemy in the very same buildings. In fact, by my analysis, Israel has implemented more precautions to prevent civilian harm than any military in history—above and beyond what international law requires and more than the U.S. did in its wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The predominant Western theory of executing wars, called maneuver warfare, seeks to shatter an enemy morally and physically with surprising, overwhelming force and speed, striking at the political and military centers of gravity so that the enemy is destroyed or surrenders quickly. This was the case in the invasions of Panama in 1989, Afghanistan in 2001, Iraq in 2003 and the failed illegal attempt by Russia to take Ukraine in 2022. In all these cases, no warning or time was given to evacuate cities.
In many ways, Israel has had to abandon this established playbook in order to prevent civilian harm. The IDF has telegraphed almost every move ahead of time so civilians can relocate, nearly always ceding the element of surprise. This has allowed Hamas to reposition its senior leaders (and the Israeli hostages) as needed through the dense urban terrain of Gaza and the miles of underground tunnels it's built.
Hamas fighters, who unlike the IDF don't wear uniforms, have also taken the opportunity to blend into civilian populations as they evacuate. The net effect is that Hamas succeeds in its strategy of creating Palestinian suffering and images of destruction to build international pressure on Israel to stop its operations, therefore ensuring Hamas' survival.
Israel gave warning, in some cases for weeks, for civilians to evacuate the major urban areas of northern Gaza before it launched its ground campaign in the fall. The IDF reported dropping over 7 million flyers, but it also deployed technologies never used anywhere in the world, as I witness firsthand on a recent trip to Gaza and southern Israel.
Israel has made over 70,000 direct phones calls, sent over 13 million text messages and left over 15 million pre-recorded voicemails to notify civilians that they should leave combat areas, where they should go, and what route they should take. They deployed drones with speakers and dropped giant speakers by parachute that began broadcasting for civilians to leave combat areas once they hit the ground. They announced and conducted daily pauses of all operations to allow any civilians left in combat areas to evacuate.
These measures were effective. Israel was able to evacuate upwards of 85 percent of the urban areas in northern Gaza before the heaviest fighting began. This is actually consistent with my research on urban warfare history that shows that no matter the effort, about 10 percent of populations stay.
As the war raged on, Israel began giving out its military maps to civilians so they could conduct localized evacuations. This, too, has never been done in war. During my recent visit to Khan Yunis, Gaza, and the IDF civilian harm mitigation unit in southern Israel, I observed as the army began using these maps to communicate each day where the IDF would be operating so civilians in other areas would stay out of harm's way.
I saw that the IDF even tracked the population in real time down to a few-block radius using drone and satellite imagery and cell phone presence and building damage assessments to avoid hitting civilians. The New York Times reported in January that the daily civilian death toll had more than halved in the previous month and was down almost two-thirds from its peak.
Of course, the true number of Gaza civilian deaths is unknown. The current Hamas-supplied estimate of over 31,000 does not acknowledge a single combatant death (nor any deaths due to the misfiring of its own rockets or other friendly fire). The IDF estimates it has killed about 13,000 Hamas operatives, a number I believe credible partly because I believe the armed forces of a democratic American ally over a terrorist regime, but also because of the size of Hamas fighters assigned to areas that were cleared and having observed the weapons used, the state of Hamas' tunnels and other aspects of the combat.
That would mean some 18,000 civilians have died in Gaza, a ratio of roughly 1 combatant to 1.5 civilians. Given Hamas' likely inflation of the death count, the real figure could be closer to 1 to 1. Either way, the number would be historically low for modern urban warfare.
The UN, EU and other sources estimate that civilians usually account for 80 percent to 90 percent of casualties, or a 1:9 ratio, in modern war (though this does mix all types of wars). In the 2016-2017 Battle of Mosul, a battle supervised by the U.S. that used the world's most powerful airpower resources, some 10,000 civilians were killed compared to roughly 4,000 ISIS terrorists.
And yet, analysts who should know better are still engaging in condemnation of the IDF based on the level of destruction that's still occurred—destruction that is unavoidable against an enemy that embeds in a vast tunnel system under civilian sites in dense urban terrain. This effects-based condemnation or criticism is not how the laws of war work, or violations determined. These and other analysts say the destruction and civilian causalities must either stop or be avoided in an alternative form of warfare.
Ironically, the careful approach Israel has taken may have actually led to more destruction; since the IDF giving warnings and conducting evacuations help Hamas survive, it ultimately prolongs the war and, with it, its devastation.
Israel has not created a gold standard in civilian harm mitigation in war. That implies there is a standard in civilian casualties in war that is acceptable or not acceptable; that zero civilian deaths in war is remotely possible and should be the goal; that there is a set civilian-to-combatant ratio in war no matter the context or tactics of the enemy. But all available evidence shows that Israel has followed the laws of war, legal obligations, best practices in civilian harm mitigation and still found a way to reduce civilian casualties to historically low levels.
Those calling for Israel to find an alternative to inflicting civilian casualties to lower amounts (like zero) should be honest that this alternative would leave the Israeli hostages in captivity and allow Hamas to survive the war. The alternative to a nation's survival cannot be a path to extinction.
John Spencer is chair of urban warfare studies at the Modern War Institute (MWI) at West Point, codirector of MWI's Urban Warfare Project and host of the "Urban Warfare Project Podcast." He served for 25 years as an infantry soldier, which included two combat tours in Iraq. He is the author of the book "Connected Soldiers: Life, Leadership, and Social Connection in Modern War" and co-author of "Understanding Urban Warfare."
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SR Ortho Shroud - Apprentice Chef Vignette
"Master Chef"
[Cafeteria – Judging Venue]
Master Chef ― Ortho Version ~Let’s Make Loco Moco 1~
―A short while before cooking begins
Ortho: ―Energy inspection complete. All functions, including the cooking and processing units, are operating normally.
Ortho: Everything activates without a hitch, great. I tried to make my exterior look similar to my brother's outfit when he took the class, does it look weird at all?
Azul: It looks fantastic on you, Ortho-san. However, I never expected to see you take an interest in cooking… I'm a little taken aback.
Ortho: It's only recently piqued my interest. Sometimes I hear my classmates swapping kitchen horror stories, you see.
Ortho: When someone said, "cooking is way too high level for newbies," it suddenly made me want to try to win against it… Which resulted in this gear being developed.
Azul: I see. And if you are to do a trial run of that gear here, the Master Chef course would be the best opportunity to do so.
Ortho: Exactly! I knew you'd get it, Azul-san.
Ortho: Not only can this gear cook food, but it's built with many other functions to manage proper nutrition or count calories and the like.
Ortho: I plan on getting the expert chef to check out my functions and test out what all would be useful for cooking!
Azul: I can see you're raring to go. Then, I'll wish us both luck.
Ortho: Yeah!
[Kitchen]
Ghost Chef: We'll have you make the "Loco Moco" dish for us today, Ortho-kun.
Ghost Chef: First, we'll have to prep the onions that'll be mixed into the hamburger meat. Do you know how to mince?
Ortho: Okay, I got this!
Ortho: ―Begining cooking procedures. Activating the Cooking Gear's Food Slicer Unit.
[whirrr… fsshhh…!]
Ghost Chef: H-HUUUUUUUUUUH!? HE TRANSFORMED!!?
Ortho: First, I need to adjust the shape so it will be easier to prepare. I need to swing vertically over the onion and… slice it in half!
Ortho: Great, looks like my knife is sharp enough! Umm, since this is for mixing in with hamburger meat…
Ortho: ―Executing command: "Target ingredient: Onion / Processing Method: Mince / Configuration: 3mm Squares"
Ghost Chef: W-Wow… The onion was finely chopped up in no time flat…!
Ortho: …Whew, I've finished with the onion. Will these be sufficient?
Ghost Chef: Y-Yeah, it's cut expertly, but… What exactly is that round blade that came out of your glove…?
Ortho: I took an industrial-grade cutter and downsized it so it could be used in cooking.
Ortho: It releases water as it cuts. This removes the necessity to clean both the blade and the ingredient.
Ghost Chef: You've sure come up with something interesting. But this is just too far removed from traditional cooking methods… Hmm.
Ortho: Different tools shouldn't cause any deviation from the recipe, though… Or should I have used a knife?
Ghost Chef: Well, I guess for your case, you have to cook like that… So I'll make an exception this time.
Ortho: Yay~! Okay then, I'm ready for the next part of the class!
Ortho: ―Activating Heat Sensor Camera. Calculating the temperature of the stir-fried onions… 38.2°C. Current temperature is 41°C lower than last measurement.
Ortho: According to my database, the best temperature range to continue cooking at after letting the dish simmer down is between 38~44°C. Chef, can we continue with the next step?
Ghost Chef: Sure, that's fine. So, next, take the ground meat, onions, and spices to form your hamburgers.
Ortho: Understood! ―Executing Command: Deploy Hand-Coating Gloves.
Ghost Chef: Woah! And now suddenly there are gloves attached to your hands. Is this another one of your technological applications?
Ortho: I'm using something similar to shrink wrap for this. It'd be pretty tough to do maintenance if my joints got dirtied.
Ghost Chef: Ah, that I can understand. It's just like how it's troublesome to have to wash everything that climbed up inside of an eggbeater.
Ortho: I thought as much. In the future, I'd like to equip some functions that would handle this effectively, but… This time, I want to try to knead it by hand
Ghost Chef: And why is that?
Ortho: It sounds like when my brother took this course, he didn't like this specific task.
Ortho: So I thought it'd be good to know the source of his stress, so I could factor that into the eventual kneading function…
[squish…]
Ortho: Hmm, maybe he didn't like how it felt when he touched it? Probably means if I can automate this task, everything'll be solved!
Ghost Chef: Sounds like you've figured out your answer, Ortho-kun.
Ghost Chef: By the way, your brother is Idia-kun, right? Has he changed at all since taking the course?
Ortho: Hmm, I don't think anything changed. He still doesn't really care about food at all…
Ortho: …Oh yeah! Maybe I can use this Cooking Gear to help improve his eating habits.
Ghost Chef: Eh!? You made all these functions without actually knowing what you'd use it for in the first place?
Ortho: Ehehe, so actually… I just made this because I wanted to "win at cooking!" So I didn't really have a particular use for it in mind.
Ghost Chef: Well, I guess that's a good enough reason to start. Also, even if it is an afterthought, I'm glad that you have a goal to strive for now.
Ortho: Yeah. Alright… Now I have to start improving this gear so I can make food that my brother'll want to eat!
[Kitchen]
Master Chef ― Ortho Version ~Let’s Make Loco Moco 2~
Ghost Chef: While we wait for the hamburger to cook, you can prepare the toppings. We'll garnish with cabbage and mini tomatoes for this dish.
Ghost Chef: The cabbage needs to be shredded, so… Are you able to adjust your cutting size in 0.1mm increments?
Ortho: By design, I should be able to. I would like to test it for myself, so could you tell me the specific size you're looking for?
Ghost Chef: Then, if you can, slice at 1.6mm.
Ortho: Got it!
Ortho: ―Executing command: "Target ingredient: Cabbage / Processing Method: Slice / Thickness Configuration: 1.6mm"
Ghost Chef: Woooah, very good! It was surprising when I first saw all this, but now it's really nice to see how quick and accurately you can cut.
Ortho: Simple tasks like these are a machine's strong point, after all! …Okay, I'm done! I wonder how the hamburger is coming along?
Ortho: ―Activating Heat Sensor Camera. Frying pan is holding steady at 16°C. Hamburger internal temperature: 34.5°C.
Ghost Chef: That's a pretty handy function, too. You don't need to take the lid off the frying pan to check how it's cooking, so there's no drop in temperature.
Ghost Chef: …Ah, oops. I let myself get a little too distracted watching your really neat functions.
Ghost Chef: Normally, it would take more time to prepare the toppings, but you're moving along smoothly.
Ortho: Ah! Then, while we wait for the hamburger to cook, can you explain to me more about the toppings?
Ortho: Cause toppings are kind of like power-ups from a video game, right? You don't really need them but it's better to have them.
Ortho: That's why I bet if I could know which toppings are the most filling, I could make my cooking even more efficient.
Ghost Chef: Hmm, that's a difficult question. It can vary depending on what you have on hand, and what you feel like using.
Ghost Chef: For example, I wanted to make sure there was nutritional balance, so this dish uses vegetables as a topping.
Ortho: If we were to remove the vegetables from this recipe… The vitamin intake would be reduced by 75%. It really would lose that nutritional balance.
Ghost Chef: In the past, I would serve it as a salad on the side, but there were so many kids who wouldn't even touch it, because they didn't want veggies.
Ortho: I get it, you revised the process fundamentally to help resolve your problem. I think that's a very reasonable method.
Ghost Chef: Haha, thank you. Yes, I'm glad I changed it up like this.
Ortho: Changes, hm… If I want to be able to add that as a possible function to the Cooking Gear, I'll have to gather a lot more data.
Ortho: If I can learn to swap out ingredients, it might help in dealing with my brother's bad eating habits.
Ortho: The more I learn about cooking, the more I can see all sorts of possible challenges, just like in a video game.
Ortho: ―And finally, I set the egg on top… Done! It's made to look like the dish I saw as the top hit in an image search.
Ghost Chef: Nice, you've plated it so beautifully and deliciously. I guess it's time for you to take it to the judging venue, then.
Ortho: Okay! I can't wait to see how the judge will react~
[Cafeteria – Judging Venue]
Leona: Ughh… What a pain. Why do I need to be a judge for this Master Chef thing…?
Ortho: Sorry to keep you waiting! Oh, I see you were the one to order this dish, then.
Ortho: Here you go, this is the Loco Moco you requested! Please, enjoy!
Ortho: I want to use your assessment of the dish to help improve my Cooking Gear, so please be as candid as possible.
Leona: …Hey. Why're there vegetables in this loco moco? There wasn't any last time I ordered it.
Ortho: I heard this was a change made to help people eat their veggies. Great, right?
Leona: …Tch, way to do something completely unnecessary.
[bite, chew, chew, chew…]
Ortho: I followed the recipe exactly as it was written, so there shouldn't be any issues with the flavor… What do you think?
Leona: The hamburger and the gravy sauce taste fine. But because of all the veggies you threw in there, it shouldn't even get a single point.
Ortho: Ehhh, why!? I made sure to follow the recipe and throw in the right amount, size, and cooking time for all the ingredients!
Leona: Why should I care? All that matters is the judge's opinion, yeah? The recipe means nothin' if it don't suit my taste.
Ortho: …So without considering any of the general judging criteria, this dish "doesn't taste good" to you?
Leona: Basically. But hey, maybe you coulda gotten high marks if you'd just left the veg out like it's always been made.
Ortho: By adding the vegetables, it gave the dish a better nutritional balance. But Leona-san would have preferred no vegetables…
Leona: Geez, can't believe you'd just ruin a good meal like that. Since the judging's over, I'm outta here.
Ortho: Ah, he left… I can't really understand how someone could say a dish that satisfies nutritional needs "doesn't taste good."
Ghost Chef: Leona-kun must really hate vegetables, if he couldn't get past even this small addition.
Ortho: Ah, I should have asked why he hates vegetables to help me with figuring out how to change up recipes!
Ghost Chef: Ortho-kun… Are you actually happy with that result?
Ortho: Yes! The more data I can gather on any issues, the better I can improve my Cooking Gear!
Ghost Chef: Well, I guess I'm glad you're not sad after hearing that, but… Why does that make you that excited?
Ortho: Leona-san was already unhappy with the dish even before tasting it. That means he had already decided it wouldn't taste good just from looking at it.
Ortho: The challenge rating just shot up, now that I have to keep an eye on visual aesthetics, taste and nutrition… Of course that gets me super pumped up!
Ortho: I might be a long way away from being able to tackle my brother's bad eating habits, but… I'll definitely do my best to make my Cooking Gear even better!
Requested by Anonymous.
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By: John Spencer
Published: Mar 25, 2024
The Israel Defense Forces conducted an operation at al-Shifa hospital in the Gaza Strip to root out Hamas terrorists recently, once again taking unique precautions as it entered the facility to protect the innocent; Israeli media reported that doctors accompanied the forces to help Palestinian patients if needed. They were also reported to be carrying food, water and medical supplies for the civilians inside.
None of this meant anything to Israel's critics, of course, who immediately pounced. The critics, as usual, didn't call out Hamas for using protected facilities like hospitals for its military activity. Nor did they mention the efforts of the IDF to minimize civilian casualties.
In their criticism, Israel's opponents are erasing a remarkable, historic new standard Israel has set. In my long career studying and advising on urban warfare for the U.S. military, I've never known an army to take such measures to attend to the enemy's civilian population, especially while simultaneously combating the enemy in the very same buildings. In fact, by my analysis, Israel has implemented more precautions to prevent civilian harm than any military in history—above and beyond what international law requires and more than the U.S. did in its wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The international community, and increasingly the United States, barely acknowledges these measures while repeatedly excoriating the IDF for not doing enough to protect civilians—even as it confronts a ruthless terror organization holding its citizens hostage. Instead, the U.S. and its allies should be studying how they can apply the IDF's tactics for protecting civilians, despite the fact that these militaries would almost certainly be extremely reluctant to employ these techniques because of how it would disadvantage them in any fight with an urban terrorist army like Hamas.
The predominant Western theory of executing wars, called maneuver warfare, seeks to shatter an enemy morally and physically with surprising, overwhelming force and speed, striking at the political and military centers of gravity so that the enemy is destroyed or surrenders quickly. This was the case in the invasions of Panama in 1989, Afghanistan in 2001, Iraq in 2003 and the failed illegal attempt by Russia to take Ukraine in 2022. In all these cases, no warning or time was given to evacuate cities.
In many ways, Israel has had to abandon this established playbook in order to prevent civilian harm. The IDF has telegraphed almost every move ahead of time so civilians can relocate, nearly always ceding the element of surprise. This has allowed Hamas to reposition its senior leaders (and the Israel hostages) as needed through the dense urban terrain of Gaza and the miles of underground tunnels it's built.
Hamas fighters, who unlike the IDF don't wear uniforms, have also taken the opportunity to blend into civilian populations as they evacuate. The net effect is that Hamas succeeds in its strategy of creating Palestinian suffering and images of destruction to build international pressure on Israel to stop its operations, therefore ensuring Hamas' survival.
Israel gave warning, in some cases for weeks, for civilians to evacuate the major urban areas of northern Gaza before it launched its ground campaign in the fall. The IDF reported dropping over 7 million flyers, but it also deployed technologies never used anywhere in the world, as I witness firsthand on a recent trip to Gaza and southern Israel.
Israel has made over 70,000 direct phones calls, sent over 13 million text messages and left over 15 million pre-recorded voicemails to notify civilians that they should leave combat areas, where they should go, and what route they should take. They deployed drones with speakers and dropped giant speakers by parachute that began broadcasting for civilians to leave combat areas once they hit the ground. They announced and conducted daily pauses of all operations to allow any civilians left in combat areas to evacuate.
These measures were effective. Israel was able to evacuate upwards of 85 percent of the urban areas in northern Gaza before the heaviest fighting began. This is actually consistent with my research on urban warfare history that shows that no matter the effort, about 10 percent of populations stay.
As the war raged on, Israel began giving out its military maps to civilians so they could conduct localized evacuations. This, too, has never been done in war. During my recent visit to Khan Yunis, Gaza, and the IDF civilian harm mitigation unit in southern Israel, I observed as the army began using these maps to communicate each day where the IDF would be operating so civilians in other areas would stay out of harm's way.
I saw that the IDF even tracked the population in real time down to a few-block radius using drone and satellite imagery and cell phone presence and building damage assessments to avoid hitting civilians. The New York Times reported in January that the daily civilian death toll had more than halved in the previous month and was down almost two-thirds from its peak.
Of course, the true number of Gaza civilian deaths is unknown. The current Hamas-supplied estimate of over 31,000 does not acknowledge a single combatant death (nor any deaths due to the misfiring of its own rockets or other friendly fire). The IDF estimates it has killed about 13,000 Hamas operatives, a number I believe credible partly because I believe the armed forces of a democratic American ally over a terrorist regime, but also because of the size of Hamas fighters assigned to areas that were cleared and having observed the weapons used, the state of Hamas' tunnels and other aspects of the combat.
That would mean some 18,000 civilians have died in Gaza, a ratio of roughly 1 combatant to 1.5 civilians. Given Hamas' likely inflation of the death count, the real figure could be closer to 1 to 1. Either way, the number would be historically low for modern urban warfare.
The UN, EU and other sources estimate that civilians usually account for 80 percent to 90 percent of casualties, or a 1:9 ratio, in modern war (though this does mix all types of wars). In the 2016-2017 Battle of Mosul, a battle supervised by the U.S. that used the world's most powerful airpower resources, some 10,000 civilians were killed compared to roughly 4,000 ISIS terrorists.
And yet, analysts who should know better are still engaging in condemnation of the IDF based on the level of destruction that's still occurred—destruction that is unavoidable against an enemy that embeds in a vast tunnel system under civilian sites in dense urban terrain. This effects-based condemnation or criticism is not how the laws of war work, or violations determined. These and other analysts say the destruction and civilian causalities must either stop or be avoided in an alternative form of warfare.
Ironically, the careful approach Israel has taken may have actually led to more destruction; since the IDF giving warnings and conducting evacuations help Hamas survive, it ultimately prolongs the war and, with it, its devastation.
Israel has not created a gold standard in civilian harm mitigation in war. That implies there is a standard in civilian casualties in war that is acceptable or not acceptable; that zero civilian deaths in war is remotely possible and should be the goal; that there is a set civilian-to-combatant ratio in war no matter the context or tactics of the enemy. But all available evidence shows that Israel has followed the laws of war, legal obligations, best practices in civilian harm mitigation and still found a way to reduce civilian casualties to historically low levels.
Those calling for Israel to find an alternative to inflicting civilian casualties to lower amounts (like zero) should be honest that this alternative would leave the Israeli hostages in captivity and allow Hamas to survive the war. The alternative to a nation's survival cannot be a path to extinction.
John Spencer is chair of urban warfare studies at the Modern War Institute (MWI) at West Point, codirector of MWI's Urban Warfare Project and host of the "Urban Warfare Project Podcast." He served for 25 years as an infantry soldier, which included two combat tours in Iraq. He is the author of the book "Connected Soldiers: Life, Leadership, and Social Connection in Modern War" and co-author of "Understanding Urban Warfare."
The views expressed in this article are the writers' own. They are not necessarily the views of the Department of Defense, the Department of the Army, Army University, or the U.S. Military Academy.
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Like Knightmare, Like Pilot
Hey, Larry! Did you notice that the design and armament of Knightmares reflect the personality and attack style of their pilot? Don't believe me? I'll prove it to you. But I'm going to focus on the unchangeable features that were installed in the first version, since Knightmares are updated as the series progresses and, if I stop to analyze the new implements, I'll never finish. Besides, it won't be necessary.
Let's start with the Gawain (the same one that Shinkiro is based on, which is the Knightmare that Lelouch operates in R2). The Gawain has a tracking system called Druid since it was created specifically for the purpose of investigating the structure and function of Thought Elevators. However, after the Black Knights took possession of it, that system was used to track the possible movements of enemy units, which makes this Knightmare a perfect unit to command others. These characteristics are perfectly compatible with Lelouch's leading and strategic nature. Lelouch is the commander of his military unit. He is the brain that designs all the plans and strategies because he can predict the enemy's and prepare an effective counterattack.
At the same time, Gawain is the first Knightmare to have a pair of hadron cannons installed on each shoulder, allowing it to emit continuous streams of destructive energy at prodigious ranges. Therefore, it is a Knightmare that can execute long-range attacks. This type of armament makes it the perfect Knightmare for Lelouch. He needs to fully and thoroughly visualize the entire battle and anticipate his opponents' attacks in order to design effective strategies to neutralize them. He can know and measure the effects that his Knightmare's long-range attacks will have. He is a long-term strategist.
The Hadron Cannons give Gawain great destructive power and, due to their blooming effect, Gawain fires in an erratic manner. This is matched by the chaos and devastation that Lelouch causes. The boy is so immersed in his revenge that, at first, he doesn't see what and who he is taking out. As you may recall, Gawain also has two seats and is usually controlled by two people: C.C. and Lelouch. She is in charge of navigation, while Lelouch has access to the weaponry because, as Schneizel said about chess, Lelouch "is an offensive style player" (he wasn't going to act any differently on the battlefield).
Gawain doesn't have an ejector seat, unlike other Knightmares, since it is an unfinished prototype. I interpret it as Lelouch's willingness to die for his goals and what he believes in. "Only those who are willing to die should have the power to kill." That's his credo.
Despite its incredible capabilities, Gawain is a rather slow battle unit and can be easily outmatched by other small, fast Knightmares (like Cornelia's Knightmare, which isn't as technologically advanced a prototype as Kallen's and Suzaku's, but is fast and fierce in hand-to-hand combat, fitting the belligerent character of Britannia's best warrior princess). This translates into Lelouch's weaknesses. The boy needs to think before acting, and if he doesn't take into account some variable that may appear later or nothing goes according to his plan, he's lost, because Lelouch doesn't know how to adapt to situations. He doesn't know how to improvise. See, every time he's in check it's because he's thinking about what he can do (and his intuition tells him that nothing works) and unfortunately the battlefield isn't a place where you can stop and think.
But you know who can adapt well to situations and improvise better than anyone else? Yes, Kallen.
Guren is the complete opposite of the Gawain, as it is a short-range attack Knightmare by virtue of lacking long-range weapons and instead being equipped with a knife, a custom pistol, the Slash Harker, and of course, its main weapon is its right hand, which houses the Radiant Wave Surger, which is a powerful microwave radiation emitter. So Guren needs to get close to its opponent in order to grab them and fry them. Thus, Guren takes to the field as a Knightmare as a melee unit and with an aggressive, direct and opportunistic attack style.
Kallen is well suited to that fighting style (and that type of Knightmare) as she is direct, spontaneous, impulsive, and practical. But all of this means that Kallen takes a lot more risks, and since she can't predict the consequences of her own or her opponents' attacks, her Knightmare is more vulnerable to damage, and indeed, when she is outmatched, it's because her Knightmare has been affected, things that are out of her control (not because she ran out of ideas or was surprised by something she didn't see coming, like Lelouch).
The fandom believes that Kallen isn't a strategist and is just pure brute force. In reality, she is a good tactician. She doesn't stop to think: "I won't do this because the Guren's arm will be damaged." No, that's Lelouch who is comfortable planning the entire battle in his mind to prevent possible setbacks before taking action. She simply connects to her environment and responds to the stimuli, as they arise in the moment, in what is happening. A good example of this can be seen in episode 9 of the first season. Kallen is in a Sutherland and is outnumbered by a police Knightmare, but she manages to win at the last minute when the Knightmare is about to give her the coup de grace. How did she do it? Because Kallen fires her Harken Slash, grabs onto some infrastructure and pulls, so that the Knightmare crashes into the infrastructure and the pilot dies. I mean, Kallen worked with the elements she had at her disposal.
By the way, something that was emphasized quite a bit in episode 10 of season 1 is that Guren is the first Japanese Knightmare and Kallen identifies herself as Japanese, so the Guren reflects her identity. But, after Lloyd and Cécile had access to it, it was reconfigured, modified, and updated. So we can say that Guren, who is a Knightmare made using Japanese and Britannian technology, and Kallen, who is the daughter of a Japanese woman and a Britannian man, are mixed-bloods. Did you notice that, Larry?
Also, the Knightmare has blue eyes and is red in color. Kallen is a redhead with blue eyes (and sometimes wears red clothes).
Now, what about Suzaku?
Lancelot is a Knightmare that has different weapons: two Vibrating Maser Swords, a VARIS particle rifle, two shields (called Blaze Luminous, in case you didn't know, Larry), two data sphere sensors, and four Slash Harkens, which are, roughly speaking, projectiles, and the curious thing about these Slash Harkens is that they have experimental thrusters called Harken Boosters that can improve Lancelot's speed and allow it to change direction in mid-flight. And what is Suzaku's best quality in combat? No, Larry, it's not being "annoying." It's his speed. The guy is so fast that bullets don't hit him when he's running (he has to stand still for them to hit him). The Guren has the Landspinner propulsion system, only it's built into its legs, while the Lancelot has it in its feet, so this Knightmare is as fast as its pilot.
Regarding the different weapons, I think about the training Suzaku has received throughout his life. In the flashback with Tohdoh, he's training with swords (Katanas, surely). In the army, he would have received training on the use of firearms. (Guren, by the way, only had one knife, and Kallen carried a pocketknife hidden up and down her body throughout the first season - coincidence? I don't think so.) If you ask me, Lancelot has the bearing and weapons of a medieval knight, which reflects not only Suzaku's chivalrous attitude, but also his rank as a knight in the Britannian army (first as Princess Euphemia's knight, and then as one of the Knights of Rounds).
As you can see, this is another Knightmare that doesn't have long-range weapons. They're short-range, too. So, the Lancelot is a melee unit just like Kallen's Guren. Suzaku and Kallen are trained in self-defense, mind you. On the other hand, the Lancelot lacks an ejection system like the Gawain. Leaving aside that Lloyd is so excited about installing weapons and upgrades that he forgets to install an ejection seat and that he doesn't care enough about the physical integrity of his pilot, I associate it with Suzaku's kamikaze will. Even if he had one, he might not use it because he wants to atone for his sins through death.
Aside from that, the Lancelot has green eyes and is white. Suzaku also has green eyes and his uniform is white.
In short, Gawain is the right Knightmare for an INTJ like Lelouch, while Lancelot and Guren are ideal for Suzaku and Kallen respectively, who are two Sensors (he's ISFJ and she's ESFP), meaning they pay more attention to their physical reality (Lelouch is more focused on reading situations between the lines).
Anyway, you guys might have more to contribute to the conversation since you like mecha and are more familiar with it than I am.
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I was playing around with the idea that maybe Alder isn't actually even that powerful as a witch, but reviewing the evidence in the show does point more towards her being at least above average. First of all, we have to consider if "power" is a meaningful concept. Raelle's case seems to indicate that, yes, it's not just about producing wavelength patterns (as the Camarilla are able to reproduce technologically), there is a magical depth of capability that affects the reach of Work. Two people with the same vocal control will produce different scales of effect depending on their power. Jem Bellweather can create storms of a certain magnitude by herself, which would require collaboration by less powerful witches. (Although, there is a bit of the show playing coy about power levels due to budget constraints. Bridey mentions Razor Hail being thrown at them by enemy witches in the Andes, but by S3 Petra says that no Bellweather has been able to pull Razor Hail off. Maybe Razor Hail is normally only a collaborative Work? Ditto for the dual tornados seen in the pilot. ) Going back to Alder, we have a couple of points of comparison. First, both Alder and Petra affect the weather with their moods, causing storms to brew and thunder rumbles when angry. Second, we have Alder herself calling Khalida powerful, and the two of them share being First Song Stewards (as well as with Jem/Abigail). In 1x10, though, what we see is Alder mostly using the collaboration way of being powerful, utilizing the coordination of the Biddies to pull off highly complex Work. This is why I played with the idea that maybe Alder wasn't even that powerful by herself, but just rode off of the novelty value of revealing Work to the public at all, and then just having increasing experience advantage over time, and then the Biddies giving her further edge. But if she unleashed her piece of the First Song on the scaffold, then it probably was a truly powerful storm that she unleashed. Still, there is something to be said for the fact that power wouldn't really be the thing that carried her for 300+ years. I once compared Alder to a sports team coach already, and that would remain apt. In a basketball AU, Alder would have to be good enough to make it into the NBA and a regular, but that doesn't mean she had to be one of the headlining stars during that time before becoming a coach of a legendary roster afterwards. It would be more about her ability to direct. To see what the strategy and tactics should be, to make the troops under her understand that vision, and to cultivate those troops' potential in order to execute that vision to the best of their ability. To overcome cultural conventions around secrecy in favor of standardization and optimization of the Work with the most utility, developing the best training and educational programs to outfit the troops and officers. And more on the admin side of things, it would be about her ability to handle the politics, both within her own organization and with the external parties. Not just in fending off challengers for her position, but in ways that don't compromise the military operations. The 1700s were already beyond the time of generals leading as warriors from the front (although witch powers complicate that transition, of course), where a leader's resource management ability was the better indication of success than how they would do in a combat bracket. That's why I'm a bit sad that the show ultimately shoots down my idea of an Alder who isn't actually that powerful, but nonetheless becomes the greatest witch of all time because she was able to inspire the real heavy hitters to follow her command, to organize and maintain a large institution. (And then developing the power hacks she needed over time to stop bluffing in the field.)
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FORE School of Management: A Premier Institution for Future Business Leaders
When it comes to pursuing a management degree in India, FORE School of Management stands out as a top choice for aspiring business leaders. Established in 1981, the institute has consistently been ranked among the best business schools in the country. Located in the heart of South Delhi, FORE (Foundation for Organizational Research and Education) offers a dynamic learning environment that blends academic rigor with practical experience. This blog delves into why FORE School of Management should be on your radar if you’re looking to excel in the world of business.
Academic Excellence at FORE School of Management
One of the primary reasons behind the success of FORE School of Management is its commitment to academic excellence. The institute offers a range of programs including:
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM): FORE’s flagship program, recognized for its cutting-edge curriculum that aligns with industry trends.
PGDM in International Business: A specialized program focusing on the global aspects of business management.
Executive PGDM: Tailored for working professionals, this course offers flexible learning without compromising on content.
PGDM in Big Data Analytics: Preparing future leaders to handle complex data-driven decision-making.
Each of these programs is designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for navigating today’s business challenges.
Industry-Centric Curriculum
FORE School of Management understands that the corporate world is constantly evolving. To ensure that students are prepared for these changes, the curriculum is regularly updated in consultation with industry experts. The school’s focus on experiential learning through case studies, live projects, internships, and workshops sets it apart from other business schools. This approach bridges the gap between classroom learning and real-world business applications, ensuring that graduates are industry-ready from day one.
World-Class Faculty
A business school is only as good as its faculty, and at FORE School of Management, students are mentored by some of the best minds in the academic and business worlds. The faculty comprises experienced academicians, researchers, and industry professionals who bring a wealth of knowledge and real-world insights into the classroom. Their expertise spans various disciplines, including marketing, finance, operations, human resources, and data analytics, among others.
State-of-the-Art Infrastructure
FORE School of Management provides students with a modern, tech-enabled campus that fosters learning and innovation. The school boasts:
Smart Classrooms: Equipped with the latest technology to enhance interactive learning.
Library and Information Centre: A vast repository of books, journals, and digital resources for research and study.
Computer Labs: Cutting-edge infrastructure for data analytics and other specialized software training.
Hostel Facilities: Comfortable accommodation for outstation students, ensuring a conducive living environment.
The campus also offers various recreational and fitness facilities, making it a holistic space for personal and professional development.
Strong Industry Connections and Placement Records
One of the standout features of FORE School of Management is its robust placement record. The institute has consistently attracted top-tier companies across sectors for campus recruitment. Students have landed roles in organizations like Deloitte, KPMG, EY, PwC, Nestlé, HCL, and many more.
The school’s Corporate Interaction Division (CID) plays a crucial role in fostering these relationships by organizing seminars, guest lectures, and industry visits. These initiatives provide students with the opportunity to network with industry leaders and gain valuable insights into current business practices.
Focus on Entrepreneurship and Innovation
In today’s fast-paced business world, the ability to innovate is crucial for success. FORE School of Management encourages entrepreneurial thinking and supports budding entrepreneurs through its various initiatives. The institute has an Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC) that provides mentorship, resources, and opportunities for students to turn their business ideas into reality.
Global Exposure
In a globalized business environment, having international exposure can set you apart. FORE School of Management offers various exchange programs and partnerships with international universities, providing students with a global perspective on business management. These programs help students gain insights into different markets, cultures, and business practices, making them well-rounded professionals ready to take on global challenges.
Conclusion
Choosing the right business school is a critical decision, and FORE School of Management offers everything you need to succeed in today’s competitive business landscape. With its strong focus on academic excellence, industry relevance, innovation, and global exposure, FORE continues to be a leader in management education. If you’re looking to build a successful career in business, FORE School of Management is undoubtedly an institution worth considering.
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Charting the Course to SAP HANA Cloud
The push towards SAP HANA cloud shift stems from the need for agility and responsiveness in a dynamic business climate. The cloud promises reduced infrastructure expenses, robust data analytics, and the nimbleness to address changing needs quickly. However, for many companies, transitioning from on-premise SAP HANA to the cloud involves navigating concerns around data security, performance, and potentially relinquishing control of business-critical ERP systems.
SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud: A Tailored Offering
In light of these challenges, SAP presented the SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud (HEC), a private cloud service designed expressly for mission-critical workloads. HEC advertises no compromise on performance, integration, security, failover, or disaster recovery. It spotlights versatility, strong customer support, and end-to-end coverage - from strategic planning to application management. This offering intends to provide the cloud’s agility and innovation under SAP’s direct guidance and expertise.
Actual Delivery of HANA Enterprise Cloud
Despite SAP’s messaging, the HEC’s delivery involves a consortium of third-party providers, including HPE, IBM, CenturyLink, Dimension Data, and Virtustream. SAP collaborates with these partners, who bid on projects often awarded to the lowest bidder, to leverage specialized capabilities while upholding SAP’s standards.
Weighing the Pros and Cons
Partnering with competent vendors ensures clients receive secure, best-practice SAP hosting and support. HEC’s comprehensive solution integrates licensing, infrastructure, and support with touted scalability and integration.
However, several customer challenges emerge. Firstly, leveraging SAP’s brand for cloud hosting and SAP managed services risks diminishing anticipated cost savings. Secondly, the lack of direct engagement with third-party providers raises concerns about entrusting critical ERP operations to unseen partners. This dynamic obscures visibility and control over SAP HANA migration and management.
Furthermore, the absence of a direct relationship between SAP HANA users and cloud suppliers may complicate support, especially for urgent issues warranting rapid response. While SAP’s ecosystem aims to guarantee quality and security, intermediation can hinder the timely resolution of critical situations, affecting system uptime and operations.
SAP HANA Cloud: A Strategic Decision
As SAP systems become increasingly vital, migrating SAP HANA is not simply a technical or operational choice but a strategic one. SAP HANA transcends a database or software suite – it constitutes a competitive advantage that, when optimized, can spur tremendous innovation and success. This migration necessitates meticulous planning, execution, and governance to ensure the transition empowers rather than compromises SAP HANA’s strategic value.
In this context, selecting the ideal cloud model and service providers represents critical decisions. Companies must scrutinize partners beyond cost, evaluating track records, SAP skills, security protocols, and the aptitude to deliver personalized, responsive service.
The Future SAP HANA Cloud Trajectory
As we advance into 2024, the SAP DATA Cloud Analytics landscape continues evolving. Innovations in cloud technology, security, and service creation provide new prospects for migration planning. Firms must stay updated on cloud service advancements, SAP’s strategic direction, and cloud shift best practices to navigate this transition successfully.
To accomplish this, companies should:
Collaborate cross-functionally to align SAP HANA cloud plans with broader business goals and technology roadmaps.
Ensure chosen cloud environments and suppliers meet rigorous data security, privacy, and regulatory standards.
Assess infrastructure ability to support SAP HANA performance requirements and scale amid fluctuating demands.
Institute clear governance and support structures for effective issue resolution throughout and post-migration.
Transitioning SAP HANA to the cloud is complex but ultimately rewarding, unlocking efficiency, agility, and innovation when executed deliberately. By weighing the strategic, operational, and technical dynamics, businesses can drive this migration smoothly, fully capturing SAP HANA’s power to fuel future prosperity.
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Lockheed endorses new engines for the F-35, even after USAF suspends this update
Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 06/23/23/23 - 09:55am Military
Lockheed Martin, manufacturer of the F-35, thinks that the Pentagon should reverse course and seek the more expensive but technologically advanced Adaptive Engine Transition Program (AETP) for future versions of the fighter, instead of the more incremental upgrade of the F135 engine core chosen by the U.S. Air Force in its 2024 Budget.
A Lockheed Martin official said the manufacturer is ready to “support and continue to work with the U.S. government on capacity and performance upgrades, including an engine upgrade, which best meets its requirements for the F-35 in the coming decades.”
However, AETP engines – each developed by GE Aerospace and Pratt & Whitney – will provide more power and cooling capacity than Pratt & Whitney's Engine Core Upgrade (ECU), “which is needed as we modernize the F-35 beyond Block 4,” the spokesman said.
It is the first time that the main contractor of the F-35 has evaluated the ongoing debate on how to provide the necessary increase in power and cooling for the Block 4 version of the stealth fighter. The government grants contracts for the F135 engine separately from the structure of the F-35, and the engine is supplied to Lockheed as government-supplied equipment.
In an evaluation of the F135 released in May, the Office of Government Responsibility (GAO) stated that "the cooling system is overloaded, requiring the engine to operate beyond its design parameters. The extra heat is increasing engine wear, reducing its service life and adding $38 billion in maintenance costs."
The GAO also urged the F-35 Joint Program Office to build a better business case to upgrade the F-35 engine, although it agreed that the ECU is the least expensive and least risky approach.
The Lockheed employee noted that the F-35 fleet should serve by 2070, "which will require more updates". To stay ahead of the projected threats, "the F-35 will need even greater capacity, readiness, range and thrust, which will require an updated engine".
Greg Ulmer, executive vice president of aeronautics at Lockheed, told Breaking Defense in an interview at the Paris Air Show that he thinks it is "myopic" of the government to abandon the AETP option when it will not only provide greater power and cooling for Block 4 of the fighter, but also for future versions.
"I think there are elements within the Pentagon speaking in the sense that there will be a Block 5 and a Block 6, and there will be other considerations in the future," Ulmer said.
Pentagon officials said that the choice of the ECU was motivated by its lower development cost and the fact that a new engine would force the creation of a new logistics train. But the cost suggested by Ulmer should be less important than dealing with threats and major power and cooling upgrades will probably be needed in the future anyway.
Neither Ulmer nor the Lockheed spokesman endorsed a specific AETP engine for the F-35.
Under AETP, a technology development effort administered by the U.S. Air Force, GE Aerospace developed the XA100 and Pratt developed the XA101, both using third-flow bypass airflow to develop engines that would be more efficient in both on-demand thrust and cruise.
However, Pratt successfully advocated an upgrade of the engine core to its F135 engine, which would slightly improve the performance of the F-35, but not to the extent that an AETP engine would. The two AETP engines offer about 30% more range than the current F135 engine of the F-35, along with approximately 20% more acceleration and twice the cooling power.
On the other hand, an AETP engine would probably not fit in the F-35B STOVL (Short Takeoff/Vertical Landing) version of the fighter, which means that the U.S. Air Force would have to pay the cost of a new engine alone.
In budget briefings earlier this year, USAF Secretary Frank Kendall said he was disappointed with the choice of ECU, but agreed that it was the best for the Department of Defense in general, noting that "you can't do everything you want".
The choice of the ECU instead of an AETP option effectively gave Pratt a continuous monopoly on the work of the F-35 engine.
However, the U.S. Air Force maintained the AETP development program, as the service said it will provide the base capacity for the Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) fighter. The new engine development effort is called the Next Generation Advanced Propulsion (NGAP) program.
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, Rep. Mike Rogers (Republican of Alabama), added $588 million to AETP as part of his marking for the National Defense Authorization Act of 2024, in order to preserve the F-35 engine options.
In a statement, Pratt & Whitney said that AETP is now “a technology program that will power the sixth-generation hunting platforms”. He criticized Lockheed's comments, saying that the F-35 manufacturer “wants to put an unproven adaptive engine into a single-engine jet fighter, regardless of the large cost and significant delay in delivering critical capabilities to the combatant at a time of urgent need.”
Lockheed's push for AETP “undermines the decision of the Department of Defense to move forward with the upgrade of the F135 engine core, a decision that has been studied, validated, sent and fully funded in the government budget,” said a Pratt spokesman.
“Block 5 does not exist as a defined set of resources at this time,” the spokesman added. “But regardless of which block we are discussing, the F135 ECU paired with an updated PTMS [thermal and power management system] can provide 80 kilowatts or more of cooling power for the F-35, which will exceed all power and cooling needs for the F-35 during the life of the program.”
In its own statement, GE said that adaptive engines “represent the future of combat engines that will power the air force in the coming decades”. GE worked with Lockheed "to ensure that our engine is optimized for the needs of its platform today and in the future. The continuity of AETP ensures that this technology can be matured to completion, establishing a usable model for future needs and programs".
The Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies, in an upcoming report, says that AETP offers “a much more aggressive solution” to the growing power and cooling needs of the F-35.
“Congress is reassessing the issue,” said retired Lieutenant General David Deptula, dean of the Mitchell Institute. "It's an incredibly difficult choice, with Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall commenting: 'If we had the opportunity to reconsider this, I think it would be something I would like to have another chance.'"
Source: Air Force & Space Magazine
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Why SAP global certification is the Best program for career growth & global job opportunity?
What is SAP? SAP is System Application and Products in Data processing. Nowadays having a proper certification can significantly boost ones career and open doors for global job opportunities. One such leading programs is SAP which provides enterprise software solutions. SAP software is an European multinational company, they focus on providing software solutions for better understanding and management of business and their customers.
Some of the comprehensive courses provided by SAP are finance, logistics, human resources and many more. The course certification is acknowledged on global basis.
One of the key advantages of the SAP global certification program is its recognition worldwide. With over 400,000 customers in more than 180 countries using SAP solutions, there is a high demand for professionals with SAP skills across the globe .This opens up a plethora of job opportunities on a global scale.
Benefits of SAP courses
Streamlined Processes: SAP helps organizations streamline their business processes by automating tasks, eliminating the manual effort, and reducing inefficiencies.
Enhanced Decision-Making: the course provides robust data management and analytics capabilities, enabling organizations to access real-time, accurate information.
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As multinational companies expand their operations across borders, they require professionals who can support and manage their SAP software system worldwide. This opens up many possibilities for career growth in international work experiences and also being an SAP certified professional it can also lead to higher earning potential, individuals with an SAP certificates tend to earn more as compared to their non-certified counterparts. This financial incentive further emphasizes the value of investing in an SAP global certification for career growth.
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Why is SAP global certification important?
SAP Global Certification is important as it validates an individual’s skills, acquires an industry recognition, provides a competitive advantage, strengthens career opportunities, opens up global job prospects, promotes continuous learning, and instills employer confidence. Thus considered a valuable investment for professionals seeking career growth in the field of SAP and for organizations looking to hire skilled SAP professionals.
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Master SAP Skills: Jumpstart Your Successful Career
ERP systems have become the pillar for organizational success in the fast-evolving business landscape. In many ERP solutions presented, SAP stands as the global leader that enables the smooth execution of business processes, real-time decision-making, and digital transformation in companies.
The growth of industries adopting digitization has increased the demand for SAP-certified professionals across all sectors, ranging from finance, logistics, and supply chain management to sales. For those wanting to pursue this as a professional or already experiencing it and looking for upskilling, knowledge in SAP would give them access to better career options.
The requirement for SAP-certified professionals has witnessed exponential growth as different sectors and businesses look forward to adopting digitization across various segments like finance, logistics, supply chain management, sales, and others. Mastering SAP skills may become the ticket to your ideal job in whichever industry or function you seek.
Scope of SAP in After World:
From technologies such as artificial intelligence, and machine learning, to the Internet of Things, SAP continues evolving, keeping business on the up and up in the curve. The flagship ERP suite of SAP, SAP S/4 HANA, has been revolutionizing how organizations are being run due to its advanced capabilities, from predictive analytics and real-time reporting to automation.
The future of SAP Is bright and promising, as it is widely adopted in the manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and logistics industries. Professionals who are trained on advanced SAP minules like SAP S/4 HANA Material Management, SAP S/4 HANA Extended Warehouse Management, and SAP S/4 HANA Sales and Distribution will be leading this digital transformation.
SAP Training Courses:
In response to the rising demand from the industry, SAP training courses impart specialized knowledge in various modules. SCM Cloud provides a broad spectrum of SAP training programs that are in alignment with your career objectives. Take a glance at the courses below:
SAP S/4 HANA Certification Course
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Learn how to manage the procurement and sourcing process to run the supply chain efficiently.
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Develop skills in warehouse operations, inventory tracking, and resource optimization.
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Understand the nitty-gritty of order processing, billing, and customer relationship management.
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Prepare and optimize transportation planning, executing, and freight management capabilities.
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For a company, this course caters to providing your team with knowledge of the very latest SAP tools and best practices.
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Learn how SAP is changing business processes with our interactive workshops.
Why is SCM Cloud the best for your SAP training?
Learning SAP is a critical and complex process, and the institute you choose can make all the difference. We at SCM Cloud are proud to be the Best SAP Online Institute in Indiaand one of the leading SAP training providers in Pune. Here’s why you should choose us:
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Oil & Gas Training: Essential Skills to Thrive in the Industry
The oil and gas industry is one of the most dynamic and high-paying sectors globally. However, breaking into this field requires specialized skills, certifications, and hands-on training. Enrolling in oil and gas courses Kochi can provide the necessary expertise to secure a rewarding career in this industry. With cutting-edge training programs available at top oil and gas institute in Kochi, aspiring professionals can gain a competitive edge.
Why Oil & Gas Training is Essential
Working in the oil and gas sector involves handling complex machinery, managing operations in challenging environments, and ensuring workplace safety. Without proper training, navigating these challenges can be tough. The right courses help professionals:
✔ Master Technical Skills – Learn about drilling, refining, pipeline engineering, and offshore operations. ✔ Ensure Safety Compliance – Understand safety protocols to prevent workplace accidents. ✔ Gain Industry Recognition – Earn globally accepted certifications that boost employability. ✔ Enhance Career Growth – Open doors to high-paying job opportunities in multinational companies.
Essential Skills for Success in the Oil & Gas Industry
1. Technical Knowledge & Field Expertise
Understanding the fundamental concepts of oil exploration, drilling, and refining is crucial. Courses in petroleum engineering, piping technology, and process operations provide hands-on training in these areas.
2. Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Awareness
Safety is a top priority in oil and gas operations. Training in HSE protocols ensures that professionals can work in hazardous environments while minimizing risks.
3. Project Management & Leadership
Large-scale oil and gas projects require strong leadership and project management skills. Learning how to plan, execute, and oversee operations is key to career advancement.
4. Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) & Welding Inspection
For those interested in technical roles, training in NDT and welding inspection is highly valuable. These skills are in demand for equipment maintenance and quality control.
5. Offshore & Onshore Drilling Expertise
Understanding the differences between offshore and onshore operations helps professionals adapt to diverse working conditions. Courses covering deep-water drilling, well control, and production optimization are essential.
Where to Enroll for Oil & Gas Training?
If you're looking for the best oil and gas institute in Kochi, several reputed institutes offer industry-recognized training programs. Enrolling in oil and gas courses Kochi ensures that you receive top-tier education, hands-on experience, and placement assistance.
Final Thoughts
A career in the oil and gas industry promises financial stability, global opportunities, and professional growth. However, to thrive in this sector, proper training is a must. By enrolling in a leading oil and gas institute in Kochi, you can gain the skills and certifications needed to stand out.
Don’t wait—kickstart your career today with the best oil and gas courses Kochi and step into a world of endless possibilities!
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How Welding Courses Play a Crucial Role in Nurturing the Next Generation of Welders
Welding is one of the most critical skills in modern industry, playing a vital role in construction, manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, and many other sectors. As technology advances and industries evolve, the demand for skilled welders continues to grow. However, becoming a proficient welder requires proper training and education. Welding courses play an essential role in nurturing the next generation of welders, equipping them with the necessary technical skills, safety knowledge, and industry expertise.
Importance of Welding Courses
1. Providing Technical Expertise
Welding is a highly technical skill that requires precise execution. Welding courses provide students with hands-on training and theoretical knowledge about different welding techniques, including MIG (Metal Inert Gas), TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas), and Stick welding. These courses teach students how to operate welding machines, understand blueprints, and perform accurate metal joining, ensuring they develop expertise in various welding processes.
2. Emphasizing Safety and Best Practices
Safety is a top priority in welding due to the risks associated with high temperatures, intense light, and hazardous fumes. Welding courses instill best practices in safety protocols, teaching students how to handle equipment correctly, use protective gear, and follow workplace safety regulations. By learning these essential safety measures, new welders reduce the risk of accidents and ensure a safe working environment for themselves and their colleagues.
3. Encouraging Hands-on Experience
Practical training is a crucial part of welding courses. Unlike theoretical learning alone, welding requires hands-on practice to develop precision and control. Training programs provide students with real-world scenarios where they can refine their welding skills, understand metal properties, and gain the confidence needed to work in professional environments.
4. Keeping Up with Technological Advancements
The welding industry is continuously evolving with new technologies such as robotic welding, laser welding, and automated welding systems. Modern welding courses integrate the latest technological advancements, ensuring students are well-prepared for future industry trends. Understanding and working with advanced welding equipment enhances job prospects and allows welders to contribute effectively to high-tech projects.
Benefits of Welding Education for Career Growth
1. Expanding Career Opportunities
A formal welding education opens doors to a wide range of career paths. Welders are in high demand across various industries, including construction, shipbuilding, aerospace, and pipeline maintenance. Welding certification from a reputable course increases job prospects, allowing individuals to work in high-paying positions and specialized fields.
2. Earning Industry-Recognized Certifications
Many welding courses offer certification programs that validate an individual’s skills and expertise. Certifications such as AWS (American Welding Society) and ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) are highly valued by employers and enhance employability. These credentials demonstrate a welder’s ability to meet industry standards and perform high-quality work.
3. Fostering Entrepreneurial Skills
Beyond employment opportunities, welding courses also nurture entrepreneurial skills. Many trained welders choose to start their own welding businesses, offering services in fabrication, metal repair, and custom welding projects. A solid educational foundation provides the knowledge needed to manage projects, handle clients, and ensure business success.
4. Promoting Lifelong Learning
Welding is a dynamic field that requires continuous learning and skill development. Welding courses encourage lifelong learning by providing advanced welding training and specialized certifications. Welders who pursue ongoing education can adapt to industry changes, improve their expertise, and advance their careers in leadership roles or specialized welding disciplines.
The Role of Welding Courses in Bridging the Skills Gap
The growing shortage of skilled welders presents a challenge for many industries. Welding courses help bridge this skills gap by training new generations of welders and preparing them for the workforce. By offering structured education, hands-on experience, and industry-recognized certifications, these courses ensure a steady supply of skilled professionals to meet market demands.
Moreover, welding schools and vocational institutions collaborate with industries to design curricula that align with real-world needs. This partnership helps create a workforce that is job-ready and equipped with the latest skills required in the field.
Conclusion
Welding courses play a fundamental role in shaping the next generation of welders by providing essential technical training, safety knowledge, and career opportunities. As industries continue to evolve and technology advances, welding education remains a key factor in ensuring a steady supply of skilled professionals. By investing in welding courses, aspiring welders can secure rewarding careers, contribute to industrial growth, and drive innovation in the welding industry. Whether pursuing a job in construction, manufacturing, or aerospace, a solid welding education lays the foundation for success in this dynamic and high-demand field.
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Selenium vs. Cypress: Choosing the Right Tool for Your Web Testing
Selenium vs. Cypress:
Choosing the Right Tool for Your Web Testing Automated testing is a crucial part of modern web development, ensuring that applications function correctly across different environments. Selenium and Cypress are two of the most popular tools for web testing, but they have distinct differences that make them suitable for different use cases.
Introduction to Selenium and Cypress Selenium
✅ What is it? Selenium is an open-source testing framework that allows automation of web applications across multiple browsers. It supports various programming languages such as Java, Python, JavaScript, and C#.
✅ Key Features:
Supports multiple browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, etc.) Allows testing across different operating systems Integrates with various testing frameworks (JUnit, TestNG, etc.) Supports parallel execution and remote testing with Selenium Grid
✅ Best For: Cross-browser testing Large-scale enterprise applications Teams working with multiple programming languages Cypress
✅ What is it? Cypress is a modern, JavaScript-based testing framework built for end-to-end testing of web applications.
Unlike Selenium, it runs directly in the browser, providing fast execution and real-time debugging.
✅ Key Features:
Fast execution with automatic waiting Built-in debugging and time-travel feature Works only with JavaScript and Node.js Supports headless execution Provides native support for modern JavaScript frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue
✅ Best For: Single-page applications (SPAs) JavaScript-heavy applications Developers looking for an easy-to-setup tool with real-time debugging
3. When to Choose Selenium?
🔹 You need cross-browser testing: Selenium supports multiple browsers, including Safari and Edge, making it a better choice for testing across different environments.
🔹 You work with multiple programming languages: Selenium allows test scripts in Java, Python, C#, and more, making it flexible for teams with diverse expertise.
🔹 You are testing legacy applications: If your web application uses older technologies, Selenium provides better support compared to Cypress.
🔹 You require mobile automation: Selenium works with Appium for mobile application testing, whereas Cypress is strictly for web applications.
🔹 You need cloud-based execution: Selenium integrates with cloud testing platforms like BrowserStack and Sauce Labs for remote execution.
4. When to Choose Cypress?
🔹 You need fast execution and real-time debugging:
Cypress runs inside the browser, making it significantly faster and easier to debug with its time-travel feature.
🔹 You are testing modern web applications: Cypress is optimized for single-page applications (SPAs) and JavaScript frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue.
🔹 You prefer an easy setup and better developer experience: Cypress has built-in commands and automatic waiting, reducing flaky tests and making test writing simpler.
🔹 You are working in a JavaScript/Node.js environment:
If your team primarily uses JavaScript, Cypress is the best choice due to its native support.
🔹 You want an all-in-one testing solution:
Cypress provides built-in features like mocking, assertions, and network request handling without needing additional libraries.
Conclusion:
Which One Should You Choose? Use Selenium if you need cross-browser testing, language flexibility, mobile automation, and large-scale enterprise testing. Use Cypress if you need faster execution, modern web app testing, real-time debugging, and an easy setup.
Final Thought:
If your application relies on JavaScript-heavy front-end frameworks, Cypress is the better option. However, if cross-browser compatibility and large-scale testing are your priorities, Selenium is the more versatile choice.
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Best AWS DevOps Training in Pune - The Tools
In today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape, DevOps has become a critical methodology for organizations seeking to improve collaboration, streamline development, and enhance deployment pipelines. The integration of AWS (Amazon Web Services) with DevOps tools brings immense benefits, ensuring scalability, efficiency, and high availability for businesses. If you're looking to break into the world of DevOps or upgrade your skills, AWS DevOps training in Pune is your gateway to mastering the most in-demand technologies and tools in the industry. At CloudWorld, we offer comprehensive training programs designed to equip you with the essential skills needed to succeed in the ever-growing DevOps ecosystem.
Why Choose AWS DevOps Training in Pune?
Pune is one of the top cities in India known for its thriving IT ecosystem. With companies across industries adopting cloud technologies, the demand for skilled AWS and DevOps professionals is skyrocketing. As a result, AWS DevOps training in Pune has become highly sought after by individuals eager to advance their careers in cloud computing, automation, and continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD).
CloudWorld is renowned for providing top-notch AWS DevOps training, offering hands-on experience with the best tools and practices in the industry. Whether you're a beginner or have some experience in DevOps, our training programs cater to all levels of expertise.
Key AWS DevOps Tools Covered in the Training
The world of DevOps is synonymous with automation, collaboration, and continuous delivery, and AWS provides a robust set of tools that simplify these processes. In our AWS DevOps training in Pune, we cover the most essential AWS DevOps tools that help streamline your development lifecycle. Here are some key tools you will learn during the course:
AWS CodePipeline
AWS CodePipeline is a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) service that automates your release pipeline for fast and reliable application updates. You’ll learn how to set up pipelines that automatically build, test, and deploy your code changes with minimal human intervention.
AWS CodeCommit
AWS CodeCommit is a fully managed source control service that enables teams to host secure Git repositories. This tool helps you manage your code and integrate it seamlessly with your build and deployment pipelines.
AWS CodeBuild
AWS CodeBuild automates the process of building and testing your code. Learn how to configure and integrate CodeBuild into your CI/CD pipeline for automatic build execution.
AWS CodeDeploy
AWS CodeDeploy simplifies the deployment of applications to various computing services such as EC2 instances, Lambda functions, or on-premise servers. You’ll learn how to automate application deployment with minimal downtime and maximum reliability.
Amazon EC2
EC2 instances are the foundation of cloud-based computing, and learning how to configure and manage them effectively is crucial for DevOps professionals. AWS EC2 allows you to provision and scale virtual servers based on demand.
AWS CloudFormation
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is a vital part of modern DevOps practices, and AWS CloudFormation enables you to automate the provisioning and management of your infrastructure. You’ll learn how to create, update, and manage stacks of AWS resources using simple text files.
AWS CloudWatch
AWS CloudWatch provides monitoring and observability of AWS resources and applications. By leveraging CloudWatch, you’ll learn how to track the performance and health of your infrastructure, enabling proactive management and troubleshooting.
Amazon S3
Amazon S3 is widely used for storing and managing data. In the context of DevOps, it serves as a reliable backup and data management solution. During training, you’ll explore how to integrate S3 with other DevOps tools for seamless operations.
AWS Elastic Beanstalk
Elastic Beanstalk is a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that simplifies the deployment of applications. You’ll learn how to deploy applications to different environments, manage scaling, and monitor performance using Elastic Beanstalk.
Key Benefits of AWS DevOps Training at CloudWorld
Comprehensive Curriculum: Our AWS DevOps training program covers all the essential tools and practices, from foundational concepts to advanced techniques.
Hands-on Experience: At CloudWorld, we believe in learning by doing. Our training offers practical, real-world scenarios that prepare you for actual job roles in the DevOps field.
Expert Trainers: Learn from industry experts with years of experience working with AWS and DevOps tools. Our trainers provide in-depth knowledge and support throughout your learning journey.
Flexible Training Options: We offer both online and offline training, allowing you to choose a format that suits your schedule and learning preferences.
Job Assistance: CloudWorld offers career guidance and job placement assistance, ensuring that you’re well-equipped to land a job in the competitive AWS DevOps space.
Conclusion
In conclusion, AWS DevOps training in Pune at CloudWorld equips you with the skills and knowledge required to become proficient in using AWS tools and best practices in the DevOps lifecycle. With hands-on training in AWS’s leading DevOps tools, you'll gain the expertise needed to drive automation, enhance collaboration, and ensure the continuous delivery of high-quality applications. Whether you're aiming to enhance your current skills or break into a new career, CloudWorld’s AWS DevOps training will set you up for success in the cloud-driven future.
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Ai Tips for Student Startups and Projects
In today's rapidly changing technological world, artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the game for student entrepreneurs and aspiring innovators. AI is not just a buzzword; it is a powerful tool that can significantly enhance the efficiency, scalability, and success of student-run startups and projects. Integrating AI tools and strategies into their ventures allows students to streamline operations, improve customer experiences, and unlock new avenues of innovation.
, the starting point is the registration for an Artificial Intelligence Course in Coimbatore that equips the skills to design AI-driven solutions. These courses educate students with an in-depth knowledge of AI technologies that ranges from machine learning algorithms to natural language processing. Right knowledge in students can be a source to create intelligent systems and products which could solve real-world problems and gain an edge in the marketplace.
1. Utilize AI-Powered Marketing Tools for Efficiency
Digital marketing has advanced to the point where AI is assisting marketers in making informed decisions and executing smarter campaigns. Here are a few key AI-powered tools that can benefit student startups:
AI-Driven Content Creation: AI tools like Jasper and Copy.ai can generate blog posts, social media captions, and product descriptions in no time. These tools help students maintain a consistent online presence without spending too much time on content creation.
Customer Support Chatbots: The likes of Drift and ManyChat provide your customers with 24/7 support for their product inquiries and FAQs. Your startup can thereby enhance the customer experience and create trust by having a chatbot.
Email Marketing Automation: With platforms like Mailchimp, AI sends emails to your audience based on their behavior and preferences, ensuring that your emails land in the right inboxes at the right time.
SEO Optimization: Tools like SEMrush and SurferSEO analyze the trends of the search engine and make your content rank better. The guesswork associated with SEO is removed and given more exposure to your content.
Taking an Artificial Intelligence Course in Coimbatore can help understand the AI-driven tools that should be incorporated in your startup's digital marketing strategy to make it efficient and competitive.
2. Build a Strong Online Presence with Social Media
One of the most potent tools for student startups is social media, which can find much-needed visibility and connect with potential customers. For students to make the best out of social media, the AI-driven strategies include:
Social Media Analytics: Some tools that use AI track and analyze your campaigns on social media; these help you adjust the strategy according to the valuable insights gained.
AI for Targeted Ads: Facebook and Instagram use AI to target a specific age group, which is very expensive. These channels actually offer tools for running personalized ads that eventually target people most likely to convert into customers.
Content Scheduling: AI tool Buffer allows for scheduling posts and ensures that one's social activity is always running and engaging. This means the automation of one's content ensures that you attend to other concerns in your startup while still making sure that you are active online.
Artificial Intelligence's role in social media marketing is such that students are easily able to handle their social campaigns without requiring a huge budget or a full-fledged in-house marketing team. In any Artificial Intelligence Course in Coimbatore, this enables the student to run effective campaigns on social media with a higher impact.
3. Leverage Data-Driven Decision Making in Your Marketing Strategy
Data would provide the backbone to any successful strategy in digital marketing. Artificial intelligence makes analysis of large chunks of data simple and transforms those into actionable insight. Here are a few ways students can put data-driven marketing into action:
Customer behavior analytics: Tools from AI trace how visitors come to your site and interact with all your social media pages and your emails. All this information provides room to better personalize experiences, increasing conversion and engagement rates for customers.
Predictive Analytics: Predictive tools, like Google Analytics and HubSpot, can forecast future trends based on current data, helping you plan your campaigns more effectively.
Customer Segmentation: AI can segment your audience into different categories based on their actions, interests, and demographics. This allows you to craft tailored messages for each group, improving your campaign's performance.
A/B Testing Automation: Google Optimize and AI tools like these enable you to automate A/B testing, making it easier to find the most effective marketing strategies for your business.
Having AI techniques incorporated into your digital marketing will enable your student startup to access data quickly and make smart decisions. An Artificial Intelligence Course in Coimbatore will help students harness the power of data analytics for their startups.
4. Enhance Your Brand’s Reach with Content Marketing
Content marketing remains one of the most effective strategies for startups, and AI can take your content to the next level. Here's how AI helps:
Content Personalization: AI tools analyze your audience's preferences and provide suggestions on the types of content they enjoy. By personalizing your blog posts, videos, and other content, you can create deeper connections with your target audience.
SEO Optimization: AI is used to analyze content for SEO optimization. In fact, an example of this is Yoast SEO and Clearscope, which help you optimize your content for search engines, ultimately helping increase organic traffic to your website.
Video Marketing: AI is being utilized through platforms like Magisto to create engaging video content automatically. The tool saves time while providing you with quality videos to captivate your audience.
Content Strategy Insights: AI tools, such as BuzzSumo, help you analyze the performance of various types of content, so you can refine your strategy based on what works.
An AI course in Coimbatore teaches students how one may optimize content creation and distribution, increase visibility for the brand, and encourage audience engagement.
5. Harness the Power of Influencer Marketing to Expand Reach
An area that has really gained momentum in recent times is influencer marketing, especially among startups, for building credibility and extending their reach almost overnight. AI assistance has made finding the proper influencers for your brand easier and more efficient. AI will analyze the demographics of the influencer's follower base, engagement rate, and content quality so that you collaborate only with those whose audience reaches your target market.
AspireIQ and Influencity are examples of platforms that provide insights into the effectiveness of influencer campaigns and automate influencer outreach. Additional aspects include the fact that AI can track the performance of influencer collaborations, meaning you can actually measure ROI and refine your strategy for future campaigns.
Using AI in influencer marketing, student startups can make much more informed decisions and ensure their marketing budget is being spent appropriately. By harnessing AI's data-driven insights with the authenticity of influencer endorsements, the digital marketing efforts of your startup can gain an enormous boost.
Conclusion: Empower Your Startup with AI-Powered Digital Marketing
Digital marketing is the backbone of any successful student startup. The use of AI tools and strategies in your marketing will help you automate tasks, improve decision-making, and enhance customer engagement. An Artificial Intelligence Course in Coimbatore will teach you how these AI tools work and how to use them for the growth of your startup. XPLORE IT CORP offers the best AI training to the students, and this will keep them ahead in the game of digital marketing. To learn more about it and get started on your journey to mastering AI and digital marketing, visit https://xploreitcorp.com.
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