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Ministry to Review Oil Company’s Plans

The company that has been given production rights over a 5,500-square-km area off the coast of Sihanoukville known as Block D has been given 10 days to submit their exploration plans to be reviewed by the Mines and Energy Ministry, a spokesman said Thursday.

“Before reaching the drilling stage, the ministry requires the companies to prepare and submit a clear action plan of drilling and documents that showcase the financial and technical abilities of each company,” said Meng Saktheara, spokesman for the ministry, after a meeting Thursday with CPHL Cambodia.

Mirach Energy Ltd., which owns 48 percent of CPHL Cambodia, announced in a press release Wednesday that they have partnered with two Chinese companies—PST Service Corporation and Chengdu Western Union Petro Engineering Technology Co.—which will provide technical services during the exploration.

According to Mr. Saktheara, CPHL has conducted geological and geophysical surveys over a period of seven years —between 2006 and 2013—to identify the location of potential oil reserves.

Source : https://www.cambodiadaily.com

First Refugees From Nauru Arrive in Phnom Penh

The first group of refugees being resettled in Cambodia as part of a controversial deal with Australia landed at Phnom Penh International Airport at about 10:30 a.m. Thursday morning and were hastily driven away in a van as a crowd of reporters and photographers waited outside the airport’s VIP terminal.

“The first group of refugees to be settled from Nauru to Cambodia landed today on a commercial flight in Phnom Penh,” the International Organization for Migration (IOM), which is helping to facilitate the refugees’ resettlement, said in a statement posted to its website Thursday morning.

The four refugees—a Rohingya man and three Iranians—are the first to move to Cambodia under a transfer deal Canberra and Phnom Penh signed last year, in which Cambodia agreed to take in an unspecified number of the hundreds of refugees Australia is holding on the South Pacific island of Nauru.

Australia has agreed to cover the expenses of refugees who take up the offer for at least a year, and offered Cambodia an additional AU$40 million (US$31.2 million) in aid for agreeing to take them in. Last week, Australia revealed that it would spend an additional AU$15 million (US$12.1 million) on resettling the refugees.

On Wednesday, a spokesman for the IOM said the organization was ready to welcome them at any time.

The IOM says it has already arranged temporary accommodation for the refugees and will provide them with meals and initial services as soon as they arrive, including cultural orientation and language instruction.

The deal has been heavily criticized by rights workers and opposition lawmakers in both Cambodia and Australia, who accuse Canberra of shirking its international obligations to asylum seekers attempting to reach its shores by shunting them off to one of the poorest and most corrupt countries in the world.

Source : https://www.cambodiadaily.com

Benefits of Internet Marketing to an Organisation

There are numerous benefits of Internet Marketing to an organization. Businesses are able to use these advantages in many ways within the organization.

Reaching the Internet provides businesses with the means to reach prospective customers that they would not normally be able to reach so quickly and inexpensively. Opportunity to learn about customers’ needs and wants once they have reached these customers, the Internet offers the opportunity to learn about those customers’ needs and wants by interacting with a customer and gaining valuable feedback from them. In doing so, a company is then able to better target its goods and services to those customer needs and wants. Ordinarily, conducting market research of this nature would be a costly exercise for any company and yet here is a sales medium that allows this type of market research to be built in.

The first benefit identified that organisation have a advantage of from internet marketing is that is it cost effective – this is because using the marketing on the internet can reach a wide range of audience from one place (the World Wide Web) and businesses would not need to promote themselves over other marketing mediums that cost more than using the internet. Businesses based only online are able to make profits by saving money on promotions and also just being based online is another way of saving money as they do not need to pay for buildings (includes rent, bills etc).

Another plus that internet marketing provides businesses are that organisations are accessible 24/7 to the public. They can gain more customers by this as customers that aren’t able to go to the shops in person at a certain time can access a business website anytime.

A website can be changed anytime, so businesses are able to update their online view anytime to stay with the latest trend etc.

Internet marketing enables businesses to understand what customer wants and needs. Buy seeing individually what each customer mostly buys and they are able to send them promotion of the new products and service available that they believe they will be attracted to. Also they can do this through blogs, social networks, forums etc. Company uses this benefit and has social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, Bebo and they have a forum page for comments and they email customers advertising their new products etc. they do this so that they can see what customer wants and needs and then can provide impeccable service.

Internet marketing can have images and videos of the product/service which can be similar with T.V. adverts etc but on the internet is can be seen more than 30 seconds, it be seen by customers whenever they want, it can reach a wider audience and it is very cheap to promote online. This is another internet marketing benefit for organization as they can save money, reach more customers etc. Company has banners to advertise their websites/organization; they include all their products online in images, videos, information etc (everything a customer will need) even though they are based online and customers aren’t able to touch their product, Company gave them an advantage of impeccable service where customers are able to return their products.

Internet marketing enables businesses to see and compare with other businesses and compete with them more easily. They can view how much customers they have whether they are female or male and can use this to segment their targeted audience and market their business and products in ways that suit their customers.

Best Programming Languages to Learn

One of the first questions new computer science students ask is “what language should I learn?” The answer to this question is more complicated than you might assume. Different languages have different capabilities and applications. Some languages are more commonly used in enterprise settings (example: Java), while others are a staple of web apps (example: PHP).

Based on popularity and jobs availability, let’s take a look at the eight most popular languages to learn right now:

1. Java

Java is an object-oriented programming language developed in 1995 by Sun Microsystems. In less than 20 years, Java has become among the most popular programming languages in the world (ranked no.2 as per TIOBE Programming Community Index, no.1 on JobsTractor). Java is platform independent, which means that programs made for Mac OS X can be run on Windows and Linux, and vice versa. This feature is one of the reasons why Java is the go-to language for most enterprise applications.

Demand for Java engineers is exceptionally high, with Indeed.com counting 62,589 Java vacancies in its database. Most senior developer positions require a working knowledge of Java and/or C.

2. C Language

C is one of the oldest programming languages used today. It was originally developed in 1972 by Dennis Ritchie at Bell Labs. C is the “grandfather” of many programming languages, including Java, C#, C++, Perl and JavaScript.

C is powerful, stable, and easily available on virtually all platforms. The primary interpretation of many popular languages like Python and PHP are written in C language. This is the reason why C is one of the first languages taught to students, as it can make learning other languages far easier.

C ranks no.1 on the TIOBE index and no.13 on JobsTractor.

3. C++

C++ was originally created in 1983 to address the shortcomings of the C language. It is an intermediate-level language with object-oriented programming features. C++ powers some of the most popular desktop applications in the world, including the entire suite of Adobe software (Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.), Mozilla Firefox, Google Chromium, and Winamp. Demand for C++ programmers is perpetually high, with 29,225 vacancies according to Indeed. It also ranks no.4 on TIOBE index, and no. 10 on JobsTractor.

4. C#

C# (pronounced “C-Sharp”) was developed by Microsoft in 2000 as a fundamental part of its .NET framework. C# is an object-oriented, multi-paradigm programming language that combines the best of C and C++. Learning C# is a must for any programmer who wants to develop for Microsoft platforms (including Windows).

C# ranks no. 6 on TIOBE index and no. 8 on JobsTractor.

5. Objective-C

Objective-C was developed in 1983 by Tom Love and Brad Cox at Apple to address the objected-oriented deficiencies of C language. Objective C is the primary language used in Apple OS X and iOS operating systems. The surge in popularity of Macs and Apple “i’” devices (including iPad and iPhone) has created a huge demand for Objective-C programmers. A working knowledge of Objective-C will help you develop apps for iOS, which paves the way for thousands of jobs in startups as well as big tech companies (17,702 jobs, as per Indeed). As an Objective-C programmer, you can also freelance and create apps for iOS on your own.

Objective-C ranks no.3 on both JobsTractor and the TIOBE index.

6. PHP

PHP (Hypertext Processor) is a server-side scripting language that powers more than 244m websites online, including the popular publishing platforms WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. Created in 1995, PHP is one of the younger languages on this list.

PHP is relatively easy to learn and can be readily embedded within HTML pages, which has made it the go-to general purpose programming language online. The high demand for web application developers has led to a huge surfeit in PHP jobs. Mastering PHP is often the first step to becoming a full-fledged web developer.

Incidentally, PHP ranks no.2 on JobsTractor monthly job stats, and no.5 according to TIOBE index. There are also 17,627 PHP jobs online, according to Indeed.com.

7. Python

Python was created in 1991 by Guido van Rossum. This high-level programming language emphasizes readability and simplicity and is a great language for beginners to start their programming journey. Python has enjoyed a resurgence in popularity in the last few years and now powers some of the most popular websites in the world, like Instagram.com, Pinterest.com, and Rdio.com through its associated web framework, Django. Google has invested especially heavily in Python development in the last decade or so, which has further added to the language’s popularity (in fact, Python founder van Rossum was a Google employee from 2005 to 2012).

Python ranks no.9 on the JobsTractor job availability list and no.8 on the TIOBE index. Indeed counts 19,533 Python jobs online.

8. Ruby

Ruby was developed in 1995 by Yukihiro Matsumoto by combining elements from Perl, Lisp, and Eiffel. It is an object-oriented, dynamic language that emphasizes simplicity and automation. Ruby powers the Ruby on Rails framework, which is used on popular websites like Yammer, Scribd, Github, Groupon, and Shopify. Many students new to programming also find Ruby comparatively easy to learn because of its simple syntax and English-like readability.

Ruby ranks no.5 on JobsTractor’s jobs list, and no.11 on the TIBOE index. Indeed counts 11,435 Ruby jobs in its database.

Conclusion

What programming language you choose to learn should be determined as much by personal tastes and requirements, as by job availability. The job market for programmers is seldom stable; languages that are in vogue today might not be so in the next few years. Objective-C, for instance, was largely ignored throughout the 1990s, but grew in popularity with the resurgence of Apple as a tech powerhouse in the 2000s. As a programmer, you will be expected to be proficient in at least one “workhorse” language like Java or C, but you can always choose to specialize in any other language that excites you intellectually.

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