Shivaami Cloud Services; a premier partner of Google Cloud in India is honoured by the title of 2019 Diversity and Inclusion Partner of the Year. “We are proud to be the global winners in this category amongst all Google Cloud partners. It’s a milestone achievement for us to be recognized by Google Cloud and get such a prestigious award”; said Punit Thakkar, CEO and Founder. This award recognizes the partner that prioritized diversity and inclusion initiatives for their organization in 2019 in an effort to transform and strengthen their own business.

The leadership team at Shivaami believes that ‘Strength lies in differences, not in similarities’. Over the years while hiring talents; we have focused on diversity as it brings in fresh thoughts, out of the box ideas, new ways of solutioning, etc.” says one of the top executives at Shivaami.

As a company, Shivaami has been able to provide equal opportunities to men and women. The senior management includes 75% women leaders and Shivaami’s total workforce consists of 75% women employees.

“We are committed towards making Shivaami a company that helps employees achieve success in their professional and personal lives. The policies and practices that we have adopted and implemented promote inclusion. On our people front; we have focused on multiple employee engagement programs; enabled flexible working hours; weekly-offs, maternity and paternity leaves, etc so that our employees can rejuvenate and spend quality time with their families and friends. I am very proud to say that every employee at Shivaami has brought in their best and contributed towards the success of this company that started 15 years back.”; says Punit.

“We’re proud to recognize Shivaami’s commitment to diversity and inclusion,” said Carolee Gearhart, Vice President, Worldwide Channel Sales at Google Cloud. “Shivaami has demonstrated leadership in this area and we look forward to a continued, strong partnership as we work together to support customers.”

About Shivaami
Shivaami is a Cloud Solutions Company helping clients realize the exciting potential of the cloud to help their businesses grow. With 15+ years of experience in Cloud Technology and 9000+ satisfied customers across India, Shivaami is one of the leading cloud service companies, providing cloud solutions, deployment, and data migration services.

The purpose of Shivaami is to bring positive change in the life of people we connect, by providing solutions and services which brings profit and happiness.

ADELAIDE BOOKS is proud to offer the latest work by Louis Gallo Clearing the Attic: And Other Poems hitting stores everywhere on February 25th, 2020.

“Louis Gallo is an astute observer, who auspiciously employs poetry as a vehicle to portray the manifold nature of the world he is capable to grasp with all his senses, taking the readers along on his sensory ventures. In Clearing the Attic, this prolific and energetic poet again proves he excels in his honest and masterful approach to longer forms.” - Kristina Kočan, Poet (Šara, 2008; Kolesa in murve, 2014; Šivje, 2018) Slovenia

Two volumes of Louis Gallo’s poetry, Crash and Clearing the Attic, will be published by Adelaide in the near future. A third, Archaeology, will be published by Kelsay Books. His work has appeared or will shortly appear in Wide Awake in the Pelican State (LSU anthology), Southern Literary Review, Fiction Fix, Glimmer Train, Hollins Critic, Rattle, Southern Quarterly, Litro, New Orleans Review, Xavier Review, Glass: A Journal of Poetry, Missouri Review, Mississippi Review, Texas Review, Baltimore Review, Pennsylvania Literary Journal, The Ledge, StorySouth, Houston Literary Review, Tampa Review, Raving Dove, The Journal (Ohio), Greensboro Review, and many others. Chapbooks include The Truth Change, The Abomination of Fascination, Status Updates and The Ten Most Important Questions. Louis Gallo is the founding editor of the now-defunct journals, The Barataria Review and Books: A New Orleans Review. His work has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize several times. He is the recipient of an NEA grant for fiction. He teaches at Radford University in Radford, Virginia.

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ADELAIDE BOOKS is proud to offer the latest work by Robert Gibbons Labors in Vineyards of Desire hitting stores everywhere on February 26th, 2020.

Recently I came across a phrase from Milan Kundera: "the destiny of unexpected encounters." It reminded me of the contrast of flying out of Belgrade into Venice in 1967 or seeing Dylan go electric two years earlier, or Miles from a front-row seat at Lennie's-on-the-Turnpike two years later. Climbing the red carpet at Le Palais des Festivals for screenings on Friday & Saturday nights in Cannes as guests of Piper Heidsieck Champagne, when Pulp Fiction won the Palme d'Or in 1994, & President of the Jury, Clint Eastwood came back to the Piper villa for dinner. Putting thumbs in bullet holes of adjacent homes in Compton, on the day cops found the last, unidentified body in the cellar of the SLA hideout, Camilla Hall. Meeting Irina Borisova-Morozova Lynch, granddaughter of Sergei Ivanovich Shchukin, next in line of provenance, after Anna Bock, for the only painting sold by van Gogh in his lifetime, The Red Vineyard, always asking her to tell the story of how the painting passed from the hands of Bock into those of Irina’s grandfather into those of the State, & onto the walls of the Pushkin Museum in Moscow.

“Most, if not all of these "destinies" are recorded in this manuscript, although that's not necessarily what I set out to portray. In writing Labors in Vineyards of Desire, I have attempted to uncover the self via the model found in the writings of Walter Benjamin, in essence, an archaeological dig through memory. Quoting Benjamin from Berlin Chronicle: “Memory is the medium of what has been experienced the way the earthen realm is the medium in which dead cities lie buried. He who wishes to approach his own buried past must act like a man who digs." - Robert Gibbons

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ADELAIDE BOOKS is proud to offer the latest work by Sam Osherson The Wolf Boy hitting stores everywhere on February 25th, 2020.

A brilliant but untested young general, Hannibal of Carthage, is about to embark on an audacious war against powerful Rome, the enemy who defeated his father and threatens the future of his city. An orphaned boy, Nahatum, is caught stealing from Hannibal's tent and is about to be executed by the guards. Instead, Hannibal finds himself unexpectedly charmed by the boy and - just as surprisingly -makes Nahatum his servant as he begins a risky, seemingly impossible, plan to invade Italy. Hannibal's learned scribe teaches the clever boy to read and write and so Nahatum comes to know about a world beyond the unrelenting brutality of Hannibal's quest. Becoming literate changes everything for Nahatum. Over time he becomes torn between his loyalty to the man who has saved his life and his desire to escape the seemingly endless war. At the moment of Hannibal's greatest-and bloodiest-victory, Nahatum makes a fateful decision that will shape the rest of his life.

In both his fiction and non-fiction, Sam Osherson has explored the complexities of men's lives- their love for and fear of women and the feminine, their attraction to war and the thrill of battle, their desire for family, and their yearning for the hero's quest. Of particular interest to Osherson has been the complex relationship between father and son. The story of Hannibal's heroic efforts to redeem his father's legacy and secure the future of his doomed city has fascinated Osherson since high school when he first came across a book in his town library about the Alps, elephants, and an extraordinary army leader rolling the dice in a most unexpected way. He has spent time in Tunisia, site of the ancient city of Carthage, and visited parts of what may have been Hannibal's route crossing the Alps. He has taught at the Harvard Medical School, University of Massachusetts, Harvard University, MIT, as well as the Fielding Graduate University.

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