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Wadhwani Advantage launches acceleration program exclusively for automotive, industrial segments - Vimarsana News

Wadhwani Advantage launches acceleration program exclusively for automotive, industrial segments

Wadhwani Advantage launches acceleration program exclusively for automotive, industrial segments ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Thu, Mar 11 2021 14:33 IST | ​ 0 Views Wadhwani Advantage launches acceleration program exclusively for automotive, industrial segments. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, March 11 : As the Indian automotive companies emerge from the COVID-19 crisis, their internal capabilities like wallet share improvement, new customer acquisition, robust product development, manufacturing throughput maximization, generation of free cash flows and a sound talent lifecycle ma...

Union Budget 2021: Facilitation of collateral-free capital, ease of compliances key for economy - Vimarsana News

Union Budget 2021: Facilitation of collateral-free capital, ease of compliances key for economy

The pandemic has impacted all sectors and most of them are now limping back to normalcy FP Staff January 31, 2021 23:35:40 IST Funding fintechs. Image courtesy CNBC-TV18 Ahead of Union Budget 2021, entrepreneurs across sectors said they believe this is an opportune time for the government to try to rationalise GST rates, compliance processes, FDI policies and ride the buoyancy revenue curves to make it a win-win situation. The pandemic has impacted all sectors and most of them are now limpi...

Tapping Gig Talent- Business News - Vimarsana News

Tapping Gig Talent- Business News

Illustration by Raj Verma Mohib Malgi, 33, quit his well-paying job as a software developer in Montreal and moved back to Mumbai. He wanted to work independently. The reasons were usual: monotony, office politics and low job satisfaction. It's been a year-and-a-half and he doesn't want to go back to full-time work. "In office, my colleagues were my world. Now, I have the entire world," he says. He works on projects for companies across the globe. He has worked from hills, beaches, forests, including Gokarna in Karnataka, Goa, Rajasthan. He is currently working from a tiny village, Sainj, in H...