By Sramana Mitra and guest author Shaloo Shalini SM: I am asking this from an IT point of view: What is the distribution of the employee base that you are supporting today? SB: We support both our employees and the franchisees with our IT. We have nearly 3,000 franchisees. We provide connections to them; we
Will the cloud level the entrepreneur playing field and straighten out some of the ugly bumps during a typical startup journey, especially in Indian context, similar to how India leapfrogged years of telecommunication lag through its mass adoption of mobile technology? What are some of the barriers, challenges, and blue sky opportunities for new offerings, newer businesses based on cloud in India? In the following interview, Sramana and Sankarson Banerjee, CIO of India Infoline, dig into several aspects of cloud computing technology adoption and market needs in India.
Riskonnect provides enterprise-class technology in risk management. The company sells directly to large organizations to help them manage their strategic, operational, and insurable risk. Riskonnect’s solutions are delivered entirely through cloud computing, utilizing the Force.com platform, an approach the company believes enables it to offer superior solutions to the risk management marketplace.
EthicsPoint helps clients to mitigate and manage compliance and organizational risk. The company offers integrated telephone and Web-based reporting hotlines and case management services that clients can use to identify, report, investigate, and resolve issues and events that may not be in line with their codes of conduct or governance policies.
Archer Technologies provides enterprise governance, risk and compliance (GRC) solutions through the Archer SmartSuite Framework. Made up of eight core products that customers use to build applications to automate their business processes, the SmartSuite is a platform for building on-demand applications and packaging them into solutions to solve business problems.
By David Hatch, Guest Author Unstructured information is considered by many to represent over 80% of an organization’s data, and yet it remains largely untouched by conventional BI approaches such as query and reporting tools. This includes text analytics and federated search of customer service notes, call center dialog, web pages, web logs, word documents,