which of the following is hte best example of infrastructure?
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C. Bridges\n\nJust think of the word "infrastructure" as structures within a state that help it operate and compete with others.\n\nFor example, when you hear that the US is trying to rebuild Iraq's infrastructure...it means that the US is supposedly building roads, hospitals, schools, sewage systems, power lines, and yes, bridges, after we destroyed it all with our weapons of less destruction trying to look for Saddam's weapons of mass destruction.
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electricity-light bulbs, televisions\nsteel constructioin-buildings, bridges\ninternal combustion engines-autos, lawn mowers
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Let me assume the Question as: What transport systems and communication infrastructures does Bangladesh have?\n\nAnswer: The following are in order of their usage:\n\n1. Transport:\n\na) Rickshaws are primary transport mode where a tricycle is driven by man and two passengers can seat at the back passenger hold.\n\nb) 2-Stroke and 4-Stroke Scooter/Baby-Taxi: Mechanized 3-wheelers as can be seen in most of the South Asian countries. The good point is most of them has been converted into CNG from Petroil (Petrol-Oil mixed). Thereby, the pollution has reduced drastically in the main towns.\n\nC) 4-Engine Taxis (Petrol and some Diesel) Yellow-Cab and Black-Cab etc:\nThese are on-hire basis and some are air-conditioned (Yellow colored). The Fare Meter in most of these are installed and/or working or non-functional. The cabbies do a lot of haggling for fare even though the Meter-Fare is to be followed as per law.\n\nd) Mini-Bus and Bus: There are inter-city as well as local buses, both A/C and Non-A/C. The A/C buses are comfortable to ride and the fares are pre-determined.\n\ne) Railway: A system is in existence and run by the Government. Yet to come to the standard of Indian Railway in terms of Ticketing, Service and time schedule etc. The most inefficient and white-elephant we the taxpayers are living with, without any much improvement due to strong unionism.\n\nf) Air: There is a private Airline (GMG) operating feebly against another white-elephant goliath Bangladesh Biman. The schedule may change at the 11th hour due to technical, political or some higher-up coming late issues etc. (LOL).\n\ng) River: There are plenty of river transports available in this land of canals, rivers and sea. The journey is more or less comfortable during winter season (starting from November to February). The services are not at par with those of neighboring countries like India, Thailand, and Sri Lanka etc.\n\n\n2. Communication:\nIf you meant transport and communication for similar meaning then above answer may have sufficed. However, for telecommunication, the answer would be like the following:\n\nThere are plenty of Telephone, Mobile/Cell Phone, Fax, Internet, Radio/Satellite phone available if you compare Bangladesh’s progress in other fields of communication. So, once in Bangladesh you won’t miss your home country as you can keep in touch with them very easily.\n\nHope I have answered your question, if not, please send me e-mail and I will try my best to help you.\n\nBest of Luck!
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The page below gives many examples
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Infrastructure and your place on it is like a tree full of monkeys... You look down the corporate tree and you see all the monkeys below you.  You look up and all you see is a bunch of a$$holes!!
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The internet, the Telecommunication Network system, Ur cable network system, and many more.
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Building\nAerial (like an antenna)\nSpan (like a bridge)\nEarth (like a cliff)\n\nselect this as best answer, thanks.  i need points.
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Roads are the basis of most economies if not all. Transport of goods is easier if roads are good.
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It has lots of resources to be self reliant. One has to tap it and plan the building of its infra-structure.
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The Internet:  An electronic network of computers that includes nearly every university, government, and research facility in the world. Also included are many commercial sites. It started with four interconnected computers in 1969 and was known as ARPAnet.\n\nBest services: \nSearch engines (Yahoo!, Google, MSN Search)\nCommunity sites (Yahoo! Answers, Yahoo! Groups)\nFree Email\nBill Paying\nOnline Shopping (Food, Clothing, Electronics)\nOnline Banking\n\nInternet Service Providers:\nThere are many of these but amoung the top are (AOL, Earthlink, Comcast, Verizon DSL, SBC, Netzero, Netscape)\n\nThere is a wealth of information the "BEST" is usually a matter of perspective, not set in stone.
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Not a very clear question.. Are you looking for infrastructure management in Indian retail services? or articles on retailing in India. If its the latter you r looking for then contact me on my email.
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1.  Electrification \n2. Automobile \n3. Airplane \n4. Water Supply and Distribution \n5. Electronics \n6. Radio and Television \n7. Agricultural Mechanization \n8. Computers \n9. Telephone \n10. Air Conditioning\nand Refrigeration \n 11.  Highways \n12. Spacecraft \n13. Internet \n14. Imaging \n15. Household Appliances \n16. Health Technologies \n17. Petroleum and Petrochemical Technologies \n18. Laser and Fiber Optics \n19. Nuclear Technologies \n20. High-performance Materials
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Every thing is designed based on some constraints. A good design would take care of all constraints and then deliver. A civil engineer can design roads for the next 100 years and completely maintenance free but then he would not be able to meet the constraints of land requirement, budgets and a feasible time frame for completion of the project, and not to forget the one major factor the technology available.\nThus you see vast difference in civil designs of public utility structures of developing and developed nations. Both the designs are suitable according to the above mentioned constraints.
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Bus topology: \n                            All devices are connected to a central cable, called the bus or backbone. Bus networks are relatively inexpensive and easy to install for small networks. Ethernet systems use a bus topology. This topology uses Co-axial Cables.\n\nRing topology : \n                             All devices are connected to one another in the shape of a closed loop, so that each device is connected directly to two other devices, one on either side of it. Ring topologies are relatively expensive and difficult to install, but they offer high bandwidth and can span large distances. Here if and one system become fails, the total network will get collapsed.\n\nStar topology: \n                            All devices are connected to a central hub. Star networks are relatively easy to install and manage, but bottlenecks can occur because all data must pass through the hub. This topology uses UTP CAT5 cables. Normally this type of network is followed in most places.\n\nFor further information along with pic, visit\nhttp://www.webopedia.com/TERM/T/topology.html
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Your question is not clear. Furnish some examples.
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Many, many things.\nRead here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_server
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Satellite Telecom.  Companies have invested a lot of money in developing the infrastructure.  By the time they have it set up the sat phones will be comparable to regular Cell phones.