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Friday, August 5, 2016

ඔබ Google+ සඳහා Followers ගොඩක් සොයා ගැනීමට කැමතිද? එහෙම නැත්නම් ඔබේ posts වලට likes ගොඩක් සොයාගන්න කැමතිද? ඔබගේ බ්ලොග් හෝ වෙබ් අඩවිය සඳහා traffic ගොඩක් උපයා ගැනීමට කැමතිද ????

ඔබට ප්‍රථමයෙන් සුබම සුබ දවසක් කියලා පතනවා !!!!! හරි වැඩි කතා ඕන නෑ  මම එහෙනම් කිසිම ගුරු මුශ්ටියක් නැතිව ඔබට ඉහත සදහන් කල සියලු දේ මෙන්ම තවත් බොහෝ දේ කරන්න පොඩි trick ekk කියලා දෙන්නම්. 
මේක කරායිම් පස්සෙ අයේ ඉතින් likes followers la හොයාගන්න කටු කන්න ඕන නෑ. :) ඒ සදහා පහත පියවර කිහිපය අනුගමනය කරන්න.

මුලින්ම ඔබ මෙම අඩවිය සදහා ලියාපදිංචි විය යුතු ය. ඒ සදහා මෙය click කරන්න.
අවශ්ය තොරතුරු පුරවා කිරීමෙන් පසු ඔබගේ ලියාපදිංචිය සඳහා free points 100 ලබා ගත හැක.


ඊට පස්සේ ඔබ ඔබේ අවශ්‍යතාව අනුව අදාළ ගිණුමේ ඔබගේ පරිශීලක නාමය එකතු කළ යුතුය. (උදා: ලෙස:. ඔබ google plus wala Free likes ගැනීමට අවශ්ශ නම් "add site" ටැබය click කර ඔබේ ගිනුමේ  පරිශීලක නාමයක් ඇතුලත් කරන්න) 

ඒ වගේම ඔබ ඔබ කොපමණ points ගනනක් like එකක් සඳහා වෙන් කිරීමට යන්නේ බව සඳහන් කිරීම අවශ්ය වේ.

ඊළඟට අපි points උපයා ගැනීමට ආකාරය බලමු. ඔබ ක්රම දෙකක් විසින් ලකුණු දිනා භාවිතා කළ හැකිය,


(1) ලකුණු මිලදී ගැනීම මගින්.
(2) නොමිලේ ලබා ගැනිමට නම්  "Earn Point" යටතේ සඳහන් කළ කාර්යයන් කිරීමෙන්


"Add/Edit" sites magin obata awashsha user account eka add kala heka. Eseth nethnam obage blog eka ho website eka ethulath kala heka.



Mema screenshot eka magin obata free point laba gatha heki tasks penwanu labai.

ඔබට ජයෙන් ජය පහත screenshot එකෙන් මම last 3 min wala කල කාර්යයන් පෙන්වන අතර ඔබට කුමන හෝ ගැටලුවක් ඇත්නම් comment  කරන්න.











Do you like to earn lots of followers + get likes for your posts + get lots of retweets find more traffics for your website or blog ????

Hi guys wish you all to have a nice day :)   
Okay today I'm going to introduce a new trick for you to get  free followers, get free twitter like, and retweet your post and lots of things with minimum efforts. Following images shows what can we do with this new trick.

First you have to register for this site. You can do it from HERE.

After filling required information you will get free 100 points for your registration.

After that you should add your username of the relevant account as your interest. (For Eg: if you are going to find more followers in twitter click "twitter followers" tab and enter your twitter username that you want to gain followers.) And also you need to mention how many points that you are going to allocate for a follower.
Next we see how to earn points. You can use earn points by two ways,


(1) By purchasing points.
(2) Doing the tasks that mentioned under "earn points" freely.


Following images shows how we can earn points.


 This image shows my last 3 minute followers and tasks that i finished.




Please comment any issue that you have and i'll give you a quick response.

Thank you..








Thursday, August 4, 2016

Project Selection Methods

Project selection methods provide a systematic approach for selecting the project with maximum value to the organization. We need to select a proper selection method based on organizational requirements and the nature of the business. Otherwise improper projects will lead to take wrong decisions.


We can use following methods to analyze potential projects and select most suitable project for the organization.

(1) Present Value (PV)
(2) Net Present Value (NPV)
(3) Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
(4)Payback Period
(5)Benefit/Cost Ratio
(6) Economic Value Added (EVA)

 

Lets we analyze above methods further.

Present Value

PV indicates the present value of future cash flow. Projects having higher PV will be better. Present value of a future cash flow is discounted to reflect the time value of money. We can use following equation for Present value calculation purpose.

           PV = FV / (1+i)*n 

Example 01

Assume that there have two investment opportunities as follows, 

Project 01  - You will receive Rs: 90000 after 5 years. 
Project 02  - You will receive Rs: 130000 after 10 years.
  (The interest rate is 10%) 


PV of Project 01 =         PV = 90000/(1+.1)*5
                                                = RS: 55883


PV of Project 02 =          PV = 130000/(1+.1)*10
                                                =  RS: 50121  
  Project 01 is the most suitable project because it provide highest present value than project 02.



 Net Present Value
 
NPV is the difference between cash inflow and out flow considering present value of both cash inflow and outflow. Again project with higher NPV is better. NPV should be positive for the project to be selected; negative NPV indicates negative cash flow.


Example 02
DD company is considering to purchase a machine. There have 2 alternatives and their cost and cash flows as follows,


Machine A                                                 Machine B                                          
Cost = RS: 12000                                    Cost = RS:8000
Cash flows (RS)                                       Cash flows (RS)                                    
Year 1 = 5000                                          Year 1 = 4000
Year 2 = 3000                                          Year 2 = 300
Year 3 = 3500                                          Year 3 = 500
Year 4 = 4500                                          Year 4 = 5000

  
Machine 01
Year       Cash flow             DF@ 10%            PV
0              (12000)             1               (12000)
1               5000               0.909           4545
2               3000               0.826           2478
3               3500               0.751           2629
4               4500               0.683           3074
 

NPV =   RS:  726 


Machine 02
Year       Cash flow      DF@ 10%        PV
 0              (8000)             1               (8000)
 1               4000             0.909           3636
 2               300               0.826           278
 3               500               0.751           376
 4               5000             0.683           3415 
                                              

 NPV =   RS:  (295)  

Project 01 is suitable for invest as it has Positive NPV. If both project had positive values, we should select the project with highest positive value. 
 
Internal rate of return

IRR is the rate at which the present value of investments is equal to the present value of return on all investments made. If there are multiple projects in consideration, project with higher IRR is better option. 
 

 IRR = r1   +    NPVa                  (r2 – r1)
                  (NPVa – NPVb )



 Example 03 -
 Lets we consider above example,

Machine A                                                Machine B
Cost = RS: 12000                                    Cost = RS:8000
Cash flows (RS)                                       Cash flows (RS
Year 1 = 5000                                          Year 1 = 4000
Year 2 = 3000                                          Year 2 = 300
Year 3 = 3500                                          Year 3 = 500
Year 4 = 4500                                          Year 4 = 5000
NPV =  726  (i = 10%)                           NPV =  (656)  (i = 12%)     


 IRR =   0.1 + 726/ (726- (-656) * (0.12 – 0.1 )
IRR = 11.05%



 Payback Period
 
Payback period is the time required to recover the cost of investment for the project. Payback period alone doesn’t consider time value of money or rate of return on the project. If other parameters are same, project with minimum payback period is better.

Following information are regarding two machines, DD company considering to buy which gives lowest payback period. Decide which machine the financial manager should buy?


Machine A                                                Machine B                                                

Cost = RS: 12000                                    Cost = RS:8000
Cash flows (RS)                                       Cash flows (RS)
Year 1 = 5000                                          Year 1 = 4000
Year 2 = 3000                                          Year 2 = 1000
Year 3 = 4000                                          Year 3 = 500
Year 4 = 4500                                          Year 4 = 2500    




Machine A                     Cumulative cash Flow
Cost = (12000 )                     (12000)                    
Cash flows (RS
Year 1 = 5000                  (7000)                      
Year 2 = 3000                  (4000)                       
Year 3 = 4000                     0                    
Year 4 = 4500                   4500                     
 

•     Payback period is 3 years.





 

Machine B                 Cumulative Cash flows (RS)                      
Cost = (8000)                        (8000)
Cash flows (RS)                                    
Year 1 = 4000                        (4000)
Year 2 = 1000                        (3000)
Year 3 = 500                          (2500)
Year 4 = 2500                           0 
 

Payback period is 4 years.     







Benefit/cost Ratio
 

BCR is the ratio of benefit  in terms of money to monetary cost of the project. If budget is not a constraint, higher the BCR better the project. All cost and benefits should be in terms of present value while comparing.
            

  BCR = Benefit / Cost
 

EX --
DD company is considering to buy new plant which costs RS: 55000 and the estimated revenue for the year was RS:500000, Calculate BCR.
 

BCR = Benefit/cost
        = 500000 / 55000
        = 9.09
 

It means company will receive RS:9.09 for every RS:01 which company invested.



















 

මොකක්ද මේ අලුතින්ම එන Galaxy Note 07

Samsung සමගම තම නවතම ජoගම දුරකතන මාදිලිය ලෙස Galaxy Note 07 අගෝස්තු මස 19 වන දින හදුන්වා දීමට නියමිතය. මෙම ලිපිය මගින් Galaxy Note 07 හි ඇති අoගෝපාoග පිලිබඳ විවරනයක් ඔබට ඉදිරිපත් කරනු ලබයි.


Samsung සමාගම පහත versions යටතේ තම නවතම Galaxy Note 07 හදුන්වා දීමට බලාපොරොත්තු වෙයි.

N930F - (EUROPE), N930G - (INDIA), N930R4 - (US CELLULAR), N930W8 - (NORTH AMERICA)



Body -
Weight- 169 g
With single sim or dual sim.
Dust proof and water resistant over 1.5 meter and 30 minutes.

Display -
16 M colors, 5.7 inch display, 1440 * 2560 pixels with multi touch.

Platform -
Android OS v6.0.1 (Marshmallow) and can be upgrade upto v7.0 (Nougat)
Dual core 2.15GHZ and can be upgrade to quad core 2.3 GHz + quad core 1.6 GHz

Memory -
64 GB, 4GB Ram.
Card slot up to 256 GB (Dedicated slot)

Camera-
Primary 12 MP and secondary camera up to 5 MP.

Battery -
3500 mAh battery.



Saturday, May 21, 2016

Chrome Browser එක speed කරමු


ඔබ Chrome Browser එක භාවිතා කරන අයෙක්ද? එහෙනම් අපි බලමු කොහොමද ඔබගෙ Browser එක speed up කරන්නෙ කොහොමද කියලා..

මෙහිදි ඔබට අනුගමනය කල හැකි ඉතාමත් පහසු පියවර කිහිපයක් මෙම ලිපියෙන් ඔබට පෙන්වා දෙන්නම්.

(1) Disable Plugins
අනිවාර්යෙන්ම ඔබ භාවිතා නොකරන Plugins රැසක් ඔබගේ browser එක තුල සක්‍රියව පවතිනවා ඇති. මෙමගින් ඔබගෙ browser speed එක බාල කරනවා ඇත. ඔබ කල යුත්තේ මෙම අනවශ්‍ය plugins disable කිරීමය. ඒ සදහා ඔබගෙ chrome browser එක open කර පහත address එකට යාමය.

chrome://plugins/

          දැන් ඔබ භාවිතයට නොගන්නා plugins සියල්ල uncheck කරන්න.


(2) Clear browsing data
ඔබගේ browsing data clear කර ගැනීමෙන්ද ඔබගෙ browser speed එක වැඩි කර ගත හැක. මේ සදහා tools > clear browsing data යන්න ලබා දෙන්න.

(3) Clear Extensions
ඔබ සමහර විට සිතනවා ඇති plugins & extensions එකිනෙකට සමානයි කියා නමුත් plugins කියන්නෙ third party programs වගයක් සහ එවා browsing performance වැඩි කිරිමට උපකාරි වනවා.
Extensions ඔබගෙ browsing speed එකට තද බල ලෙස බලපානවා.

      එම නිසා ඔබ භාවිතයට නොගන්නා Extensions disable කල යුතුය. ඒ සදහා browser එකෙන් පහත address එකට යන්න.

            Chrome://extensions/

දැන් ඔබට අවශ්‍ය නැති සියලුම extensions uncheck කරන්න.

Thursday, April 7, 2016

What is systems

What is a System?
Ackoff defined system as “A System is a set of two or more elements that satisfies the following conditions;
Ø  The behavior of each element has an effect on the behavior of the whole.
Ø  The behavior of the elements and their effect on the whole are interdependent
Ø  However subgroups of elements are formed, each has an effect on the behavior of the whole and none has an independent effect on it

So a system is a collection of interacting and interdependent component parts form a complex/ intricate whole. These systems are can be considered as a set of rules that governs structure and/or behavior also. There have several elements of a system,

1-      Boundary – A boundary separates a system from its environment. This means it separate the elements as which should be inside and outside.
2-      Environment – Environment means part of the world with which the system can interact. So always systems and environment are interrelated.
3-      Observable Interactions – This means how the system interacts with its environment.
4-      Subsystems- A system can be decomposing into small parts and each of these parts also a system. These small parts are called as subsystems. These subsystems are totally interdependent.
5-      Control Mechanism- Control mechanism means how the behavior of the system is regulated to allow it to endure. Often there have a natural mechanism of control.
6-      Emergent Properties – There may have two types of properties, (1) Properties that holds of a system, but not of the parts, and (2) Properties that cannot be predicted from studying the parts.

In the practical situation there have several types of systems and the examples for these situations can be identified as follows,

Type of the system
Examples
Natural systems
Ecosystem, Weather, Water cycle, The human body
Abstract systems
Set of mathematical equations, Computer programs
Symbol systems
Languages, Street signs
Designed systems
Cars, Planes, Buildings, Telephones
Human activity systems
Business, Organization, Markets
Information Systems
Banking system, Database
Control systems
Autopilots