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Kashif Ashraf

Welcome my Website, I am Kashif Ashraf. I am 2years experienced in DATA ENTRY, ADMINISTRATIVE, works in the commercial sector. I enjoy project work, as well as routine administrative tasks and I would like the opportunity to support your business. I have best experience in MS office, email collection, web scraping, data entry, data collection, Image to word and excel, pdf to word and excel, copy paste, typing and many more admin support task.

  • Multan, Pakistan
  • kashifashraf647@gmail.com
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I have best experience in MS office, email collection, web scraping,make a Bloger website, data entry, data collection, Image to word and excel, pdf to word and excel, copy paste, typing and many more admin support task.

Blogger Web Design 98%
Data Entry Operator 99%
Email Scraper 95%
B2B Leads Generation 85%
Virtual Assistant 95%

Services

Virtual Assistant

responsibilities include organizing your employer's files, answering emails, arranging meetings and travel plans, and helping to create presentation materials..

Data Entry Opertor

Maintains database by entering new and updated customer and account information. Prepares source data for computer entry by compiling and sorting information. Establishes entry priorities. Processes customer and account source documents by reviewing data for deficiencies.

Responsive Blogg Website Design

A web designer creates the look, layout, and features of a website. The job involves understanding both graphic design and computer programming. ... They work with development teams or managers for keeping the site up-to-date and prioritizing needs, among other tasks.

B2B Leads Generation

Lead generation is the process of attracting and converting strangers and prospects into someone who has indicated interest in your company's product or service. Some examples of lead generators are job applications, blog posts, coupons, live events, and online content.

Accountant

Provides financial information to management by researching and analyzing accounting data; preparing reports. Prepares asset, liability, and capital account entries by compiling and analyzing account information. Documents financial transactions by entering account information.

Fast support

representatives help customers troubleshoot issues with a piece of equipment. Tech support is also responsible for installing equipment, maintaining records of customer interactions and collaborating with others to improve the company's system requirements.

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  • What is difference between IT and Computer Science?

    Image result for what's difference between it and computing


    At a look , IT (information technology) careers are more about installing, maintaining, and improving computer systems, operating networks, and databases.

     Meanwhile, computing is about using mathematics to program systems to run more efficiently, including in design and development.

  • What is Hardware and write the Catagories of Hardware?


    •         Hardware (computer hardware or devices): The computer and its associated equipment.


    –        Input devices
    –        Processors
    –        Output devices
    –        Secondary storage devices



    •         Input: The data or information entered into a computer or the process of entering data or information into the computer for processing, storage and retrieval, or transmission.
    –        Keyboards
    –        Point-of-sale terminals
    –        Mouse
    –        Image scanners
    –        Bar code scanners and wands
    –        Microphones
    –        Prerecorded sources
    •         Bar Code: A computer-readable code consisting of bars or lines of varying widths or lengths.
    •         Wand: An input device used to read a bar code and input this information directly into a computer.
    •         Multimedia: A system that contains standard PC features but also has the capability to handle audio, video, animation, and graphics.
    •         Processor/Central Processing Unit (CPU): A set of electronic circuits that perform the computer’s processing actions.
    •         Microprocessor: The smallest type of processor, with all of the processing capabilities of the control unit and ALU located on a single chip.
    Chip: A collection of electronic components in a very small, self-contained package
    •         System Board (Mother Board): The system unit in a microcomputer, located on a board mounted on the bottom of a computer base.
    •         Primary Storage (Main Memory): Storage within the computer itself. Primary memory holds data only temporarily, as the computer executes instructions.
    •         Output: The results of inputting and processing data and information returned by the computer, either directly to the person using the system or to secondary storage.
    •         Control a printer
    •         Direct a display
    •         Control another device
    •         Generate sounds
    •         Initiate transmission of information
    •         Secondary Storage (Auxiliary Storage): A storage medium that is external to the computer, but that can be read by the computer; a way of storing data and information outside the computer itself.
    •         Diskettes
    •         Zip Disks
    •         Hard Disks
    •         Optical Disks


    •         Magnetic Tape
    •         Magnetic Disks: A general term referring to two types of storage disk: the flexible/floppy disk and the hard disk.
    •         Zip Disks: Similar to diskettes, but housed in a hard plastic case. These disks can store 70 to 175 times more and can store and retrieve data more quickly than diskettes.
    •         Read Only: A type of disk that information can be read from but not written onto.
    •         CD-ROM disk: Short for “compact disk – read only memory,” an optical storage medium that permits storage of large amounts of information. CD-ROM disks can only be written to and cannot be erased.
    Drive: The device containing a secondary storage medium’s read/write unit
    •         Peripheral Equipment: A general term used for any device that is attached to a computer system.
    •         Software: The general term for a set of instructions that controls a computer or a communications network.
    •         Program: A set of instructions that directs a computer to perform certain tasks and produce certain results.
    •         Communication Program: A program that manages the interaction between a computer system and a communications network and the transmission of data, programs, and information over the network.

  • what is Computer and Identify the five components of a computer system


    •         Computer: An electronic system that can be instructed to accept, process, store, and present date and information.
    •         Computer System: A computer and all the hardware interconnected with it.
    –        Hardware
    –        Programs
    –        Information
    –        People
    –        Procedures

  • What is Information Technology/ Microcomputers,write a types of Microcomputer,Describe Functions of Information Tehnology And Give Solution Of IT?


    Informaton Technology:

    •         An electronic system that can be instructed to accept, process, store, and present data and information.

    •         Computers come in four sizes:
    –       Microcomputers
    –       Midrange computers
    –       Mainframes
    –       Supercomputers
    •         Microcomputers: A relatively compact type of computer, the most common of all, easily outsells all other types of computers annually for use in business and at home.

    •         Five types of Microcomputers:
    –       Desktop Computers
    –       Notebook Computers/Laptop Computers
    –       Tablet PCs
    –       Personal Digital Assistants
    –       Palm PCs


    •         Midrange computers and Mainframes: A computer uses to interconnect people and large sets of information. More powerful than a microcomputer, the minicomputer is usually dedicated to performing specific functions.
    •         Supercomputers: The most powerful of all computers, supercomputers were designed to solve problems consisting of long and difficult calculations.
    •         Hardware: The computer and its associated equipment.
    •         Program: Hardware: The computer and its associated equipment.
    •         Program: A set of instructions that directs a computer to perform certain tasks and produce certain results.
    •         Software: The general term for a set of instructions that controls a computer or a communications network.
    •         System: A set of components that interact to accomplish a purpose.
    •         Information System: A business information system designed to produce the information needed for successful management of a structured problem, process, department, or business.
    •         Communication: The sending and receiving of data and information over a communications network.
    •         Communications Network: A set of locations, or nodes, consisting of hardware, programs, and information linked together as a system that transmits and receives data and information.
    •         Data Communication: The transmission of data and information through a communications medium.
    •         The capability to do something well.
    •         Information technology know-how consists of:
    –       Familiarity with the tools of IT; including the Internet
    –       Possession of the skills needed to use these tools
    –       An understanding of when to use IT to solve a problem or create an opportunity



    The Principles of Information Technology/The Functions of Information Technology

    •         Capture: The process of compiling detailed records of activities.
    •         Processing: The process of converting, analyzing, computing, and synthesizing all forms of data or information.
    –        Data Processing
    –        Information Processing
    –        Word Processing
    –        Image Processing
    –        Voice Processing

    •         Generation: The process of organizing information into a useful form, whether as numbers, text, sound, or visual image.
    •         Storage and Retrieval: Storage is the computer process of retaining information for future use. Retrieval is the process by which a computer locates and copies stored data or information for further processing or for transmission to another user.
    •         Transmission: The computer process of distributing information over a communications network.
    •         Electronic Mail, or E-Mail
    •         Voice Messaging, or Voice Mail

    •         Solving Problems
    –        Problem: A perceived difference between an existing condition and a desired condition.
    –        Problem Solving: The process of recognizing a problem, identifying alternatives for solving it, and successfully implementing the chosen solution.

    •         Television
    •         Education
    •         Training
    •         Entertainment
    •         Shipping
    •         Paperwork
    •         Money and Investments
    •         Agriculture
    •         Taxation and Accounting
    •         Health and Medicine
    •         Manufacturing
    •         Journalism
    •         Energy
    •         Sports
    •         To be Informed
    •         To Make Proper Use of IT
    •         To Safeguard

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    Image result for what's difference between it and computing


    At a look , IT (information technology) careers are more about installing, maintaining, and improving computer systems, operating networks, and databases.

     Meanwhile, computing is about using mathematics to program systems to run more efficiently, including in design and development.


    •         Hardware (computer hardware or devices): The computer and its associated equipment.


    –        Input devices
    –        Processors
    –        Output devices
    –        Secondary storage devices



    •         Input: The data or information entered into a computer or the process of entering data or information into the computer for processing, storage and retrieval, or transmission.
    –        Keyboards
    –        Point-of-sale terminals
    –        Mouse
    –        Image scanners
    –        Bar code scanners and wands
    –        Microphones
    –        Prerecorded sources
    •         Bar Code: A computer-readable code consisting of bars or lines of varying widths or lengths.
    •         Wand: An input device used to read a bar code and input this information directly into a computer.
    •         Multimedia: A system that contains standard PC features but also has the capability to handle audio, video, animation, and graphics.
    •         Processor/Central Processing Unit (CPU): A set of electronic circuits that perform the computer’s processing actions.
    •         Microprocessor: The smallest type of processor, with all of the processing capabilities of the control unit and ALU located on a single chip.
    Chip: A collection of electronic components in a very small, self-contained package
    •         System Board (Mother Board): The system unit in a microcomputer, located on a board mounted on the bottom of a computer base.
    •         Primary Storage (Main Memory): Storage within the computer itself. Primary memory holds data only temporarily, as the computer executes instructions.
    •         Output: The results of inputting and processing data and information returned by the computer, either directly to the person using the system or to secondary storage.
    •         Control a printer
    •         Direct a display
    •         Control another device
    •         Generate sounds
    •         Initiate transmission of information
    •         Secondary Storage (Auxiliary Storage): A storage medium that is external to the computer, but that can be read by the computer; a way of storing data and information outside the computer itself.
    •         Diskettes
    •         Zip Disks
    •         Hard Disks
    •         Optical Disks


    •         Magnetic Tape
    •         Magnetic Disks: A general term referring to two types of storage disk: the flexible/floppy disk and the hard disk.
    •         Zip Disks: Similar to diskettes, but housed in a hard plastic case. These disks can store 70 to 175 times more and can store and retrieve data more quickly than diskettes.
    •         Read Only: A type of disk that information can be read from but not written onto.
    •         CD-ROM disk: Short for “compact disk – read only memory,” an optical storage medium that permits storage of large amounts of information. CD-ROM disks can only be written to and cannot be erased.
    Drive: The device containing a secondary storage medium’s read/write unit
    •         Peripheral Equipment: A general term used for any device that is attached to a computer system.
    •         Software: The general term for a set of instructions that controls a computer or a communications network.
    •         Program: A set of instructions that directs a computer to perform certain tasks and produce certain results.
    •         Communication Program: A program that manages the interaction between a computer system and a communications network and the transmission of data, programs, and information over the network.




    •         Computer: An electronic system that can be instructed to accept, process, store, and present date and information.
    •         Computer System: A computer and all the hardware interconnected with it.
    –        Hardware
    –        Programs
    –        Information
    –        People
    –        Procedures




    Informaton Technology:

    •         An electronic system that can be instructed to accept, process, store, and present data and information.

    •         Computers come in four sizes:
    –       Microcomputers
    –       Midrange computers
    –       Mainframes
    –       Supercomputers
    •         Microcomputers: A relatively compact type of computer, the most common of all, easily outsells all other types of computers annually for use in business and at home.

    •         Five types of Microcomputers:
    –       Desktop Computers
    –       Notebook Computers/Laptop Computers
    –       Tablet PCs
    –       Personal Digital Assistants
    –       Palm PCs


    •         Midrange computers and Mainframes: A computer uses to interconnect people and large sets of information. More powerful than a microcomputer, the minicomputer is usually dedicated to performing specific functions.
    •         Supercomputers: The most powerful of all computers, supercomputers were designed to solve problems consisting of long and difficult calculations.
    •         Hardware: The computer and its associated equipment.
    •         Program: Hardware: The computer and its associated equipment.
    •         Program: A set of instructions that directs a computer to perform certain tasks and produce certain results.
    •         Software: The general term for a set of instructions that controls a computer or a communications network.
    •         System: A set of components that interact to accomplish a purpose.
    •         Information System: A business information system designed to produce the information needed for successful management of a structured problem, process, department, or business.
    •         Communication: The sending and receiving of data and information over a communications network.
    •         Communications Network: A set of locations, or nodes, consisting of hardware, programs, and information linked together as a system that transmits and receives data and information.
    •         Data Communication: The transmission of data and information through a communications medium.
    •         The capability to do something well.
    •         Information technology know-how consists of:
    –       Familiarity with the tools of IT; including the Internet
    –       Possession of the skills needed to use these tools
    –       An understanding of when to use IT to solve a problem or create an opportunity



    The Principles of Information Technology/The Functions of Information Technology

    •         Capture: The process of compiling detailed records of activities.
    •         Processing: The process of converting, analyzing, computing, and synthesizing all forms of data or information.
    –        Data Processing
    –        Information Processing
    –        Word Processing
    –        Image Processing
    –        Voice Processing

    •         Generation: The process of organizing information into a useful form, whether as numbers, text, sound, or visual image.
    •         Storage and Retrieval: Storage is the computer process of retaining information for future use. Retrieval is the process by which a computer locates and copies stored data or information for further processing or for transmission to another user.
    •         Transmission: The computer process of distributing information over a communications network.
    •         Electronic Mail, or E-Mail
    •         Voice Messaging, or Voice Mail

    •         Solving Problems
    –        Problem: A perceived difference between an existing condition and a desired condition.
    –        Problem Solving: The process of recognizing a problem, identifying alternatives for solving it, and successfully implementing the chosen solution.

    •         Television
    •         Education
    •         Training
    •         Entertainment
    •         Shipping
    •         Paperwork
    •         Money and Investments
    •         Agriculture
    •         Taxation and Accounting
    •         Health and Medicine
    •         Manufacturing
    •         Journalism
    •         Energy
    •         Sports
    •         To be Informed
    •         To Make Proper Use of IT
    •         To Safeguard




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    Image result for what's difference between it and computing


    At a look , IT (information technology) careers are more about installing, maintaining, and improving computer systems, operating networks, and databases.

     Meanwhile, computing is about using mathematics to program systems to run more efficiently, including in design and development.


    •         Hardware (computer hardware or devices): The computer and its associated equipment.


    –        Input devices
    –        Processors
    –        Output devices
    –        Secondary storage devices



    •         Input: The data or information entered into a computer or the process of entering data or information into the computer for processing, storage and retrieval, or transmission.
    –        Keyboards
    –        Point-of-sale terminals
    –        Mouse
    –        Image scanners
    –        Bar code scanners and wands
    –        Microphones
    –        Prerecorded sources
    •         Bar Code: A computer-readable code consisting of bars or lines of varying widths or lengths.
    •         Wand: An input device used to read a bar code and input this information directly into a computer.
    •         Multimedia: A system that contains standard PC features but also has the capability to handle audio, video, animation, and graphics.
    •         Processor/Central Processing Unit (CPU): A set of electronic circuits that perform the computer’s processing actions.
    •         Microprocessor: The smallest type of processor, with all of the processing capabilities of the control unit and ALU located on a single chip.
    Chip: A collection of electronic components in a very small, self-contained package
    •         System Board (Mother Board): The system unit in a microcomputer, located on a board mounted on the bottom of a computer base.
    •         Primary Storage (Main Memory): Storage within the computer itself. Primary memory holds data only temporarily, as the computer executes instructions.
    •         Output: The results of inputting and processing data and information returned by the computer, either directly to the person using the system or to secondary storage.
    •         Control a printer
    •         Direct a display
    •         Control another device
    •         Generate sounds
    •         Initiate transmission of information
    •         Secondary Storage (Auxiliary Storage): A storage medium that is external to the computer, but that can be read by the computer; a way of storing data and information outside the computer itself.
    •         Diskettes
    •         Zip Disks
    •         Hard Disks
    •         Optical Disks


    •         Magnetic Tape
    •         Magnetic Disks: A general term referring to two types of storage disk: the flexible/floppy disk and the hard disk.
    •         Zip Disks: Similar to diskettes, but housed in a hard plastic case. These disks can store 70 to 175 times more and can store and retrieve data more quickly than diskettes.
    •         Read Only: A type of disk that information can be read from but not written onto.
    •         CD-ROM disk: Short for “compact disk – read only memory,” an optical storage medium that permits storage of large amounts of information. CD-ROM disks can only be written to and cannot be erased.
    Drive: The device containing a secondary storage medium’s read/write unit
    •         Peripheral Equipment: A general term used for any device that is attached to a computer system.
    •         Software: The general term for a set of instructions that controls a computer or a communications network.
    •         Program: A set of instructions that directs a computer to perform certain tasks and produce certain results.
    •         Communication Program: A program that manages the interaction between a computer system and a communications network and the transmission of data, programs, and information over the network.




    •         Computer: An electronic system that can be instructed to accept, process, store, and present date and information.
    •         Computer System: A computer and all the hardware interconnected with it.
    –        Hardware
    –        Programs
    –        Information
    –        People
    –        Procedures




    Informaton Technology:

    •         An electronic system that can be instructed to accept, process, store, and present data and information.

    •         Computers come in four sizes:
    –       Microcomputers
    –       Midrange computers
    –       Mainframes
    –       Supercomputers
    •         Microcomputers: A relatively compact type of computer, the most common of all, easily outsells all other types of computers annually for use in business and at home.

    •         Five types of Microcomputers:
    –       Desktop Computers
    –       Notebook Computers/Laptop Computers
    –       Tablet PCs
    –       Personal Digital Assistants
    –       Palm PCs


    •         Midrange computers and Mainframes: A computer uses to interconnect people and large sets of information. More powerful than a microcomputer, the minicomputer is usually dedicated to performing specific functions.
    •         Supercomputers: The most powerful of all computers, supercomputers were designed to solve problems consisting of long and difficult calculations.
    •         Hardware: The computer and its associated equipment.
    •         Program: Hardware: The computer and its associated equipment.
    •         Program: A set of instructions that directs a computer to perform certain tasks and produce certain results.
    •         Software: The general term for a set of instructions that controls a computer or a communications network.
    •         System: A set of components that interact to accomplish a purpose.
    •         Information System: A business information system designed to produce the information needed for successful management of a structured problem, process, department, or business.
    •         Communication: The sending and receiving of data and information over a communications network.
    •         Communications Network: A set of locations, or nodes, consisting of hardware, programs, and information linked together as a system that transmits and receives data and information.
    •         Data Communication: The transmission of data and information through a communications medium.
    •         The capability to do something well.
    •         Information technology know-how consists of:
    –       Familiarity with the tools of IT; including the Internet
    –       Possession of the skills needed to use these tools
    –       An understanding of when to use IT to solve a problem or create an opportunity



    The Principles of Information Technology/The Functions of Information Technology

    •         Capture: The process of compiling detailed records of activities.
    •         Processing: The process of converting, analyzing, computing, and synthesizing all forms of data or information.
    –        Data Processing
    –        Information Processing
    –        Word Processing
    –        Image Processing
    –        Voice Processing

    •         Generation: The process of organizing information into a useful form, whether as numbers, text, sound, or visual image.
    •         Storage and Retrieval: Storage is the computer process of retaining information for future use. Retrieval is the process by which a computer locates and copies stored data or information for further processing or for transmission to another user.
    •         Transmission: The computer process of distributing information over a communications network.
    •         Electronic Mail, or E-Mail
    •         Voice Messaging, or Voice Mail

    •         Solving Problems
    –        Problem: A perceived difference between an existing condition and a desired condition.
    –        Problem Solving: The process of recognizing a problem, identifying alternatives for solving it, and successfully implementing the chosen solution.

    •         Television
    •         Education
    •         Training
    •         Entertainment
    •         Shipping
    •         Paperwork
    •         Money and Investments
    •         Agriculture
    •         Taxation and Accounting
    •         Health and Medicine
    •         Manufacturing
    •         Journalism
    •         Energy
    •         Sports
    •         To be Informed
    •         To Make Proper Use of IT
    •         To Safeguard




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