As we all know that the current era of the time is fully dedicated to information
technology. The time is viewing to the development of information technology since
last 20 years in India. India has shown the potential for high-caliber information
technology research with effective & efficient implementation of this research in
the form of application. As far as, the development of information technology is
concerned, it has evolved with large, dynamic, multi flavored and multi-disciplinary
spectrum. This spectrum is continuously expanding with exponential growth in multi-direction
and multi-dimension. Each day or each hour the new bandwidth of development is added
in this spectrum. The expansion of this spectrum has touched almost every discipline
or subject with new approach and evolution. The requirements of the real world for
the solution of real world problems are the basic sources of this expansion or growth
in the spectrum of information technology. It has been seen that the requirement
for up-gradation to the conditions, environment, needs and system substantially
employed the tools or assistance of information technology.
The research in information technology in India started in earnest only in the mid-80’s
triggered by the establishment of post-graduate programs in many institutions throughout
the country at that time. Today, almost all areas of information technology research
are covered by researchers of India, including topics those are “hot” elsewhere
such as multi-media, workflow automation, virtual reality and hardware-software
co-design. The territory covered by Indian researchers is impressive and most of
the research problems tackled is of current interest globally. Some of the research
has even attracted international attention including work of neuro-fuzzy systems,
machine learning genetic & neural algorithms, the modeling and control of flexible
manufacturing systems, speech synthesis, databases and complexity theory. The very
famous and needed area where solutions unique to Indian conditions have been developed
in machine assisted language processing with a vast population conversing in a multitude
of languages, many with their own scripts, the problem of translation and transliteration
from English to these languages and from one Indian language to another is daunting
but one which has the potential for a huge pay-off, socially, politically and economically.
It is not surprising that many researches of information technology are grappling
with this problem and we believe that the final solution is not far away. Some of
the solutions are quite mature and available as commercial software offering. Many
of these permit interactions with the computer in a local language, using keyboards
designed explicitly for the language. Besides these there are lots of new evolutions
and findings are reporting continuously. It includes mainly the knowledge-based
computer systems, a health advising system (Ekalavya), which helps to trained primary
health workers to deal with illnesses in rural areas, an intelligent tutoring system
called Vidya<,i> it comes with a generative testing system called Veda whose front-end
is called Vyasa, and a speech synthesis system in the context of a railway reservation
inquiry application. There are various other milestones or footsteps have been evolved
or obtained in the Stair of success for the development of technology in various
domains and disciplines like; Financial analysis, e-governess, e-chopal, Bioinformatics,
net-banking, ERP’S, e-learning and many-many others.
The trends of development are on the floor and every moment a new footstep is added
in the Stair but these footsteps are not the final goals. Thus “the averages are
there, but the peaks are not”. The reasons of this deficiency should search with
the collaboration of academicians, scholars, industries and students. Unfortunately
the expected industry-academy cooperation has not come to be. Educational institutions
are under constant pressure to tread the fine line between the basics and the applications,
between the skills and the tools. There is an increasing awareness that educators
and researchers must state-of-the-art material and must themselves be aware of the
available and emerging technologies. Given the inertia of traditional academic institutions,
researchers are bound to find it difficult to gear themselves up to meet the needs
of industry. On the other hand industry with its usual preoccupations with short-term
goals and results quite often fails to see the immediate merits of what is imparted
in academia.
Therefore the aim of this national conference is to bring together the evolvers
of innovative & new development in information technology i.e. academicians or scientists,
the implementers of this development in the form of application i.e. industry personnel
and the learner of these developments and applications i.e. students. This conference
is an attempt to provide a national forum to exchange, share and to acquire the
experiences, new researches, innovative ideas, technological advances and applications
of information technology development and discuss the practical challenges encountered
in the research & development of information technology in India’s perspective.
The conference will make available an opportunity for the interaction of three main
components of the Stair of Success in development of information technology
i.e. Researchers, industry personnel and students of various disciplines like; engineering
sciences, Basic Sciences, Management, Social Sciences, Life-sciences, Mathematical
Sciences and other related areas. This conference will explore the invited lectures
of eminent academicians for the new and innovative researches in information technology,
expert lectures of experienced industry people for the innovative applications of
information technology, presentation of original research contributions by young
researchers and students, exhibition of various new & innovative applications &
implementation of information technology in various areas and interaction of the
eminent academicians of the field with the new generation those are ready to entre
in the field of Information technology for creating the new footsteps in the Stair
of Success.
Baba Budha College, Bir Sahib, Tarn Taran had organized Two days (February 17-18,
2012) National Conference on Spectrum of Information Technology at India’s Perspective
in association with International Scientific and Engineering Serials (SERS). The
Conference was inaugrated by Sant Baba Darshan Singh Ji and Baba Santokh Singh Ji
with the Chief Guest, Prof. B. S. Rajput, Ex-Vice Chancellor, H. N. B. Garahwal
University, Srinagar, and Kumaun University, Nainital. They lightened the lamp and
shared their intellectual experiences with the participants. Dr Joginder Singh Kairon
appreciated the steps of the ISES, for conducting conferences in remote areas to
build the developed Society and then the developed Nation. Dr. Vryam Singh Bal welcomed
the Guests and inspired the students and the faculty for research. The Experts included
Prof. S. K. Mattoo from Delhi University; Dr. Manu Pratap Singh, Dr. Sanjay Chaudhary,
Dr. Mohd. Arshad, Dr. Sunil Upadhyay from Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University, Agra; Dr.
Sumeet Gill from M. D. University, Rohtak, Dr. Ashish Chaturvedi, Dr. Bateshwar
Singh from Arni University Kathgarh and others from various places.
Dr. Ashish Chaturvedi, Organizing Secretary of the conference and Editor in Chief
ISES introduced the participants and Experts. He discussed the objective of ISES
to share and spread the knowledge, conceive and fertile the egg of research in young
generation. This conference is the first milestone in this way.
Prof. S. K. Mattoo has delivered his talk on Information security and discussed
about how we can hide the important or secret information in images. Securing Information
is an art and he told the audiences how to deal with it. He was awarded Life Time
Achievement Award for the Year 2012 by ISES.
Dr. Manu Pratap Singh has explored the new and thrust area Soft Computing and discussed
various issues of soft computing by quoting very live examples.
Dr. Sanjay Chaudhary talked about the mathematical modeling of the real world problems.
Dr. Mohd. Arshad raised the issues of Information technology in social sciences.
Dr. Sumeet Gill from Maharshi Dayanand University Rohtak, explained the idea of
this conference by saying that we all want to see the developed country but without
strengthen our roots it can not be possible. This is only the reason for conducting
the conference in remote area like TarnTaran. He announced that such conferences
will be conducted at various places in near future with the concept of building
intellectual nation. Later he was awarded by Young Scientist Award in Computer Science
by the Society.
There were around 60 research papers and articles presented during the conference.
Finally, the conference was successfully ends by completing its objectives.