About Swati Sani

Swati Sani has nearly 22 years of work and business experience. She started her career in Mass Communications industry (Advertising and Public Relations) after her post graduation in Mass Communications from one of the top schools, Indian Institute of Mass Communications, New Delhi. She spearheads the business development and administration at SANIsoft. She actively participates in and promotes the Free and Open Source Software communities.

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CakeFest, A CakePHP programming conference.

TweetSANIsoft is proud to be a sponsor for CakeFest . A CakePHP programming conference, to be held in Buenos Aires, Argentina from December 2 -5, 2008. Conferences are the forefronts of modern communications, more so when they are related to the FOSS world. Conferences and Open Source Fests are platforms where the developers meet, discuss, [...]

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Dual Licensing in the world of Open Source Businesses

TweetOne of my article on Dual Licensing got published recently in P C Quest, one of the prominent technical magazine of the country. Dual licensing is a fairly popular but poorly understood practice by most business folks. Read more here – Dual Licensing in Open Source

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They are people – damnit!!

Tweet“New Economy calls for new marketing “ – Dr. Philip Kotler. We were taught this in business administration and to date, all the marketing/business fundamentals I absorbed from Philp Kotler during my post graduation days has immensely helped me in running business and innovating. For a lot of IT companies, employees are “resources” and somewhere [...]

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Paperwork and Procedures

TweetPaperwork does not mean things strictly have to be on a piece of paper – a spreadsheet, a document or a database is better and more efficient way of handling day-to-day stuff. However, for sake of convenience, I still call it paperwork. Every small and medium business venture has a perennial shortage of administrative staff. [...]

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