8. Challenge: To position the resort as
destination of choice and ‘The’ luxury
resort in Muscat
What did we do: The design is
modern, usable and highlights best
features of the property
9. Challenge: Create an informative
website for a hospitality consultancy
What did we do: Created a new website
more in line with what the company does.
Branding and mobile website is also
taken care by us
10. Challenge: It is newly launched 3 star
property in Indonesia
What did we do: Designed in a way to
attract the target audience. The design is
modern and direct
11. Challenge: Create a dynamic website for
client, showcasing its excellence in
catering services
What did we do: The design is tailored
to connect with national and international
audiences with informative content and
vibrant visuals
12. Challenge: To cater the audience for an
upscale travel management company
What did we do: Designed a website
with subtle layouts and bringing out the
essence of India by showcasing India in
unconventional way
13. Challenge: Create a new website for
travel and hospitality service provider
What did we do: A new website which
is low in text and exhibiting the services
of the company through strong visuals
14. Challenge: To showcase offbeat
luxurious locations, targeted at the
Overseas market
What did we do: The focus of
developing the website was to enhance
the creative look and feel of the website,
through classy images
15. Challenge: Challenge: The idea of AGCL Intranet
was not to simply establish a functional
intranet, but to create a vibrant online community
space for the personnel; one which would become
their preferred platform for not only business and
communication needs but also a space where
people can relax, mingle, and have fun.
What did we do: AGCL intranet with difference it
is combination of an intranet and a community site
developed for Avaya, which includes various HR
modules as well as channel to unwind. This site
offers various services to its user like message
boards, open house etc. for collaboration, Post-It
(Classifieds), Articles, games, e cards, Image
Gallery etc. for fun. Online induction process, HR
policies, Online appraisal, Announcement
board, Member’s directory etc. for HR
department.
16. Challenge: Provide online presence to
the DRUM initiative of USAID and MOP
What did we do: Designed the website
showcasing the program
highlights, partners etc.
17. Challenge: To provide
information about WENEXA
program
What did we do: The
designed website provides
information about the program
and access to various
resources
18. Challenge: To develop a
website for United Nations
Information Centre
What did we do: Designed the
website highlighting the current
and forthcoming events, press
release, resource library etc.
20. 2/3 global internet
population and 1.5
people billion using
social media
121 million Social Media
users in 2012, from 7
million in 2000
45899920 FB users in the
India which makes it no. 2 in
the world
3,000,000
The average number of
tweets per day
22. • What was the challenge : Enhance the brand identity through
social media activity, bad online reputation, less social media
presence and low rank on Google
• What did we do: We selected Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Blogs
and Forums as mediums to communicate with the audience.
Several user engagement exercises for service promotions,
Oman as tourist destination and contests were done on Facebook
and Twitter to grab the attention of the audience. We promoted
the resort on blogs talking about the services and customer
satisfaction. As for the Pinterest, we shared pictures of amenities
and services on the resorts page as well as on other relevant
profiles
• Results: : It is getting a huge positive response on Facebook and
other social media. Through SEO it has improved its Google
ranking, now it is the third best resort in the Oman which is the
only standalone restaurant. The queries and enquiries are coming
through Facebook and even bookings are done through social
media
Al Nahda Resort & Spa
23. • What was the challenge: Having a bad reputation on the
web, low social media presence, low rank on Google
• What did we do: : We did the SEO to enhance its rank on
Google. Then we chose Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest for
engagement. On Facebook and Twitter we talked about the
property, ambiance ,cuisines and food art . By our postings we
educate and encourage customers to eat healthy food. On
Pinterest the pictures are shared showcasing the local and
international dishes
• Results: The Jungle is getting a lot of response from almost all
the social media platforms. Google ranking has also been
improved from the astound SEO activity
The Jungle
24. The Democratic World
• What was the challenge: Since it was a newly launched
magazine then, it has no website and less social media presence
which is the most important part of branding.
• What did we do: We studied the market meticulously, understood
the trend and the mind of the target audience and accordingly
prepared the strategy for social media promotion. To grab more
attention of the users on the web, we did various user
engagement exercises.
• Results: Our strategies are working very well and the social
media platform is getting viral including Facebook with each
passing day.
25. Talaga Spa
• What was the challenge: Talaga Spa had less social media
presence and low rank on Google
• What did we do: We did various SEO activities and planned the
weekly strategies for social media promotion. We focused on
getting client testimonials on social media platforms
• Results: As per the current scenario, it is getting good response
on Facebook and other social media channels. SEO has improved
its Google ranking which is of great help while promoting any
brand on the web
27. Total mobile population
over 6 billion
There are 5X as many cell
phones in the world as there
are PC’s
77% of people in India have up to
30 apps on their Smartphone
Indians are the heaviest users
using most or all applications
on their phone
29. Telecom Expense Management
Solution
• The Telecom expense management solution focuses on
managing the calls made from a particular number
• The system categorizes calls as business and personal
call made by the user of the number
• The categorization is done based on the analysis of the
total calls and the repeated calls made on a particular
number
• The tool helps multinationals with large employee base
in managing the telecom expense reducing cost
incurred
30. • Mahindra is an Indian auto giant manufacturing cars
since 1947, in various automobile segments. The
application modules are designed in such a way that it
supports sales, finance and customer relationship teams
• The e2o app gives detailed knowledge about aspects of
the car including its manufacture and leverages all
features available in mobile devices
• The app features virtual tour, ownership calculator and
finance calculators, accessible at a swipe of a finger
besides the tiniest details regarding the car
Mahindra Reva- e2o
31. • Mahindra is an Indian auto giant manufacturing cars
since 1947, in various automobile segments. The
application modules are designed in such a way that it is
a support for teams like- sales, finance and customer
relationship
• The Mahindra Rise app gives detailed knowledge about
the company’s LCV range
• The user is prompted questions by the app. about the
requirement, driving habits, features required , distance
per day etc. The app then recommends most suited
vehicles from the wide range of Mahindra’s LCV
offering, based on the customer requirement and
Vehicle Specs.
Mahindra Rise
32. Map Alert
• Map Alert is a location based reminder in which
users can set alarms for specific locations on the
map
• The app supports scheduling multiple alarms for
different locations on the map and with option to
reset and edit them if required
• When the device reaches within the area of a
specified location for which the alarm has been
set, the application gives an alert message in the
notification area of the device
33. Home Visualizer
• The application aims at visualizing interior and exterior
colors for home before paint and visualize color scheme
starting from exteriors to living room, kitchen and bathrooms
• The app helps in exploring and creating exciting color
options best suited for the home, with freedom to choose
from a range of 4800 colors covering multiple variants for
each color
• The app auto suggests colors for a location. So, if a user
selects a color for the walls, the app suggests the best color
combinations for the ceiling as well as for the trims and is
available in 5 languages
34. • The Augmented reality based app enables user to view
virtual images while planning a layout or a plan
• The app overcomes the limitation of a limited viewing of
a physical prototype at a time, since the app can be
installed on any mobile device and focusing on the
layout or master plan activates the AR engine, thereby
allowing users to preview various proposed layouts
• The app is targeted at real estate developer groups and
the interior designer agencies etc. , to showcase virtual
layouts of their proposed plans to their customers
Augmented Reality
35. Space Battle
• Space Battle is an action-packed game which
engrosses the user in a space environment aboard an
aircraft where his goal is to shoot the enemy ships
• It has been designed in a way that it takes the user for
an enthralling ride on the galaxy full of enemies
• After shooting them out one can have the glorious
victory by collecting points
• This beguiling game is easy-to-handle but hard to
master, so mind it and play wisely with all your senses
active!
36. Animal Flash Cart
• Animal Flash Cart is a perfect book for kids with
pronunciation by a professional speaker for early
learning in Hindi language.
• The app has specifically been developed for toddlers
and babies with a simple and insightful navigation
between the different pictures
• The app enables toddlers to start learning about the
different animals and differentiating them from the
images.
38. Challenge: Client wanted to build a collaborative
platform where the yoga experts, trainees, general
public, researchers, industry and media can use the
available online tools to set a new paradigm in the
field of emotional healing.
What did we do: We developed a web portal which
was a mix of ELearning, Social network and online
shopping.
Created a website to manage ecommerce enabled
subscriptions and deployment of the courses with a
global directory services for trainers.
39. Challenge: To Create an ecommerce
enabled eLearning content delivery system
and related website, databases and
systems administrative support tools.
What did we do: Created a game
changing website, which is a benchmark in
the e-discovery segment.
LMS customisation is usually a very
challenging task, however in this website
we integrated the LMS with the frontend
making it extremely user friendly.
40. Acer-Microsoft Office 2010
Training
Developed an interactive eLearning course for the
Acer Group covering various aspects and features of
Microsoft Office 2010
The developed course is an effective L1 level course
which involves a basic level of interactivity, voice-
over, graphics etc.
41. Acer–Performance Effectiveness
Management System
Developed an interactive eLearning course for the
internal trainings within the Acer Group on
Performance Effectiveness Management System
(PEMS) for an organization
The developed course is an effective L2 level
course which involves a medium level of
interactivity, voice-over, graphics etc.
42. USAID – AED : Energy Trade
Developed a L2 level interactive eLearning course
for the USAID South Asian Regional Initiative for
Energy Trade.
The developed course includes additional
animations and simulation based interactive
modules embedded at different levels
43. Rite AID Pharmacy Technician
training
Developed a simulated and animated interactive
eLearning course for the Rite AID, aimed at
providing trainings to Pharmacy technician training
program.
The program wanted an effective medium of
learning for the learners, for which an L3 level of
course had to be developed with complete
simulation, 3d animation, graphics etc.