Tableau Visualization – ICC Cricket world Cup – A Recap!

The HR space has traditionally been driven by Industry Best Practices. The likelihood of People Practices or Initiatives getting approved by the Management also increases manifold if one can show instances of the same being practiced by the market leaders or the competitors.

But how fruitful is such an approach? Does it always achieve the desired results? In the quest to adhere to best practices, can a more effective Initiative/Intervention be left out?

I spent a lot of my college days playing this incredibly brilliant and additive game during my days – Age…

Virtual Reality (VR) is no longer a technology reserved for the gaming industry. The applications are manifold in industries such as education, engineering, healthcare, insurance, sports, telecommunications etc., Two things occurred to me when I first tried google cardboard was:

How immersive the experience would be in a much more technically crafted devices like Oculus Rift and
What would be the current and potential enterprise applications and implications of this technology for insurance industry.
Unlike other technology disruptions like telematics, IoT, mobile, digital and cloud in insurance industry which I have outlined in one of my previous blog, VR is yet to catch up in terms of adoption by insurers. However, there are some applications from which the early adopters of this technology have started benefiting.

Representing BRIDGEi2i at the Startup India event hosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, CEO Prithvijit Roy observed that the Indian Startup scene is no more about capitalizing on emerging trends, but about solving key problems in the market through the use of data, technology, and process engineering.

The initial months in any organization can be daunting – especially, a young analytics firm growing exponentially. Bridgei2i was about 5xz0+ employee strong at the time I joined, and doubled within 6 months..

The moment I reached out for my smartphone was a game-changing moment, as marketing pundits would say. It is this moment that makes consumers (a major chunk being women) smart, confident and satisfied shoppers (Like me!).

The hunger for business is not just a matter of survival. There is a certain longing, a deep desire for recognition, even love. In a lot of respects, the hunt for the earliest customers is a search for a validation and an acknowledgement.. and is a lot like courtship. The premise of this piece is to drive home the point that customer relationships are no less sacrosanct than the marital bond.

Customer Life Time Modeling techniques can leverage existing transactional, demographic and lifestyle information about customers and then predict the most profitable pathways to becoming Most Valuable Customers in the portfolio. They can also surface out very unique nuances about micro segments of these MVCs, which can then be used to bring out very customized and personalized experiences. Nothing gets a relationship going better than personalized attention. Data driven customer relationship management and personalization enables companies to place well informed, strategic bets on emerging MVPs among customers and lock them in early into long lasting very profitable relationships.

Before the era of supermarkets hit our country, the ration of the house would come in from the neighbourhood mom-n-pop store right around the corner. Our grandparents would hand us a ten rupee note and send us off to buy a pack of biscuits, or milk,

Over the past decade, we have witnessed many firms realigning their businesses to focus on customer centricity. Firms have opened up new communication channels and are reaching out to customers via their preferred channels – with right offers at the right time.

This is a tutorial for Enlive, an HTML templating library written in Clojure. Using Enlive, we can have a pure HTML template created by a UI designer, and have a Clojure developer add the dynamic content without having to mix code and html, like other template systems (e.g. JSP, Velocity etc).

Every Friday, as a big budget Bollywood film with its fair share of masala, thumkas, oomphs and dhishums releases, behind the curtains producers can be seen biting their nails for the movies fate. Will this movie set the cash registers ringing or turn out to be a forgettable dud?

Can’t we pull out our crystal balls, rub that magic lamp and read the tarot cards out of this? Is there a way to save our producers from these weekly heart attacks?

You might be wondering what Criclytics means! Don’t Worry, I will explain what this means and how this is playing a central role in cricket. Cricket is one of the most followed sport in the world and with the 2015 World cup around the corner, the craze is reaching fever pitch. So in this blog I would like to talk about “Criclytics” – Analytics in Cricket.

The opening line of Charles Dickens’ “The Tale of Two Cities” said: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, …

Don’t believe those who tell you brick-and-mortar retail is dead. Despite the huge popularity of e-commerce, brick-and-mortar stores are here to stay. Physical store locations act as showrooms for your products, while e-commerce allows consumers to research all their options in a convenient format.