industry
Industry related topics in the realm of corporate culture, business, and the workplace.
How WedJobs.in will Benefit students
We have often heard people say that “ Marriages are made in Heaven” but looking at the grandiosity and extravagance of the weddings celebrated here in India, one can surely say that Real weddings are made in India. Ranging from the food to be served to the guests to the lehengas of the bride and the destination of the wedding, each and every aspect of an Indian wedding speaks glamour and joyous celebrations. Well, even the numbers speak the same - Indian wedding industry has been crowned as a major business in India. According to a certain 2017 report from KPMG, the wedding industry in India is estimated to be around 50 Billion dollars in size. Such a great market, with an ever increasing potential is a complete powerhouse for anyone looking to enter this sector. And as the wedding industry is still new, growing and yet an unorganized sector, if anyone is planning to enter into the industry, this is the best time.
By Abhishek Mirgule5 years ago in Journal
1P vs 3P Sellers – Pros and Cons on the Walmart Marketplace
Walmart is a leading e-commerce giant globally which has come to the forefront as one of the biggest online retail platforms. According to NRF, Walmart is the largest retailer in the US, based on the sales with more than 4,700 stores across the country. Walmart Marketplace is now comprised of thousands of sellers and it is still growing. Walmart’s online sales grew 79% for its fiscal year 2021 and the shoppers are not just browsing or comparison shopping, they are adding products to their virtual cart.
By Prasanna Dhungel5 years ago in Journal
Coronavirus and Physician Burnout Are Adding Fuel to the Fire
The World Health Organization has been on the tips of many tongues in 2020 and still into 2021, as the novel coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the globe. Equipped to handle issues of international and public health, it has been associated with several programs over the years, including the creation of the International Agency for Research on Cancer to the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, and more.
By James Goydos, MD5 years ago in Journal
Joining Creatd, Inc. and crossing a bridge...
The first time I visited the offices of Creatd, Inc. — two years before I joined the company as Lead Editorial Innovator — I walked across the George Washington Bridge to get there. I was staying in Manhattan, where I grew up; I took the A train to 177th Street and headed west, towards the Hudson River, towards the narrow path that switchbacks up towards the great steel span of the bridge.
By Erica Wagner5 years ago in Journal
Protein Hydrolysate Market Growth, Opportunities, Challenges | Company Profiles, Business Overview, and Forecast to 2027
Growing awareness regarding the livestock health and accelerating demand for safe and healthy animal feed has instigated the application of protein hydrolysate to a great extent. According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, production of animal proteins is expected to increase by about 1.7% per year by 2050. In this dairy production will increase by 55%, meat by around 70% and aquaculture by 90%. This is expected to stimulate the growth of protein hydrolysate for animal feed application market over the ensuing years.
By Rohini Sharma5 years ago in Journal
ADVOCATING FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NIGERIAN INDIGENOUS GLASS INDUSTRY FOLLOWING AFTER THE FIROZABAD PARADIGM
Abstract This paper highlights a few concepts of technology transfer and examines the issues that militate against the successful transfer of technology especially as it concerns developing economies such as Nigeria. The development of the Firozabad glass industry from its humble beginnings to its current status as an employer of labour and a viable foreign exchange earner for India was examined and has been recommended as a suitable paradigm and an alternative route to technology development rather than the ever elusive notion of technology transfer. The Masaga Glass bead industry of Nigeria was also examined and comparisons drawn between it and the Firozabad glass industry of India and it was argued that if the right government policies are put in place, together with other enabling factors such as research efforts and patronage of locally produced goods by Nigerians, then perhaps the success story of the Firozabad Glass city of India could also be ours. The paper concludes by insisting that systematic development in indigenous technology to international standards, rather than adapting up-to-date, ready-made and difficult-to-maintain technologies from advanced countries, will result in significant impacts on the national economy.
By Harsh Mohan Sharma5 years ago in Journal
The Self-Checkout Solution?
Overview The self-checkout is a sign of once again just how divided we are as a nation. For some of us, self-checkout is one of the greatest innovations of the past decade. A retail store that has self-checkout available means that you can shop - and pay - literally without having to come into contact with, let alone converse with, another human being if you so choose. And in the age of the coronavirus, even checking out with a cashier means communicating most times through masks (depending on what state you live in) and plexiglass. Self-checkout offers you speed and convenience, so long as one can follow the procedures precisely and not cause the system to “tilt.”
By David Wyld5 years ago in Journal
BANGLE MAKING IN FIROZABAD
Firozabad is a city in Uttar Pradesh. This industry employs almost two million people in India. It is the biggest glass industry center where different types of products are made with great accuracy and precision. The glass products include:
By Harsh Mohan Sharma5 years ago in Journal
The Authors Guild
Many professions have some sort of union or organization that assists them in legal matters and in getting benefits, but who is there for authors? The Authors Guild is. “The Authors Guild is the nation’s oldest and largest professional organization for writers (Businesswire, 2019).” This organization wants to motivate authors to stay in the field and support them in any way that they can.
By Nicole Higginbotham-Hogue5 years ago in Journal
3 Industries Bouncing Back Better Than Ever Post-Pandemic
Many were taken by surprise when COVID-19 was introduced and the subsequent restrictions. Many people didn't expect a pandemic to hit the world in their lifetime. Global economics, which are dependent on human-to–human contact and relationship building, changed instantly. The response to the sea change was varied across industries, with some pivoting while others were left behind.
By Damian Peters5 years ago in Journal
What is Lean Manufacturing and Why is it Effective?
Lean manufacturing is a way to reduce waste in an organization or business. This refers to the use of resources, energies and potentials that are not being used. Inefficient production is caused by not making the most of all resources. This could include managing projects, using the right manufacturing tools, or the skill level and management of the workforce.
By Damian Peters5 years ago in Journal
