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Business Wire
6 hours ago
- Business
- Business Wire
monday.com Partner, Fruition Launches UK Operations with Confirmed Exclusive Channel Partnership
LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Fruition, a leading Consulting Partner, has officially launched their digital transformation operations in the United Kingdom. This pivotal expansion positions Fruition to strategically service the growing demands of the sophisticated work management requirements among UK SMEs and enterprises. Fruition, your Local Partner Share With experienced local consultants based in the UK, Fruition aims to revolutionise work processes. The team understands that British businesses are known for their operational excellence and innovation, making them ideal for monday CRM, Work and Service Management's powerful capabilities and features. Kevin Zhao, Director at Fruition EMEA, said, 'We wanted to create a consumer-centric experience. Our solution design process is incredibly hands-on, guiding our clients every step of the way. No two businesses are the same, therefore no two businesses' processes are either. Maybe you need help with CRM management, a complete transition into digital automation, or something in between. We have a program and or service to fit all of these needs.' Fruition aims to carry on its digital transformation journey to help UK-based enterprises across all industries. Fruition's UK division provides a number of key services for users: End-to-end implementation services. AI automated & integrated business solutions. System architecture analysis and transformation planning. Team training and custom development for better collaboration. Continuous optimisation and assistance for project visibility. Kevin also mentioned, 'Already having incredibly successful teams in Australia & the US provided the foundations for our services locally. The wealth of knowledge being shared across all regions has allowed us to advise not only on best practice solutions in the UK, but globally. As our group grows, so will our ability to provide industry-leading solutions to all teams on and we're excited to bring that same level of excellence to UK businesses." With over 100 successful projects completed, early UK clients have already achieved operational efficiencies. Some companies have saved over 1,300 hours across implementation projects and seen 10x on their license investment. Fruition's UK team is based in London. This expansion reinforces Fruition's commitment towards global growth while delivering exceptional client outcomes and organisational transformation locally. To learn about Fruition's UK operations and Silver Partnership, visit their website. About Fruition Fruition is a global partner, delivering tailored solutions that align with business objectives. The company offers exceptional consultation services across various industries.
News18
a day ago
- Business
- News18
India, Japan review ties
Agency: PTI Last Updated: New Delhi, Jul 28 (PTI) India and Japan on Monday reviewed the entire spectrum of their bilateral ties, especially in the areas of defence, economic security, trade and investment and infrastructure. The issues were discussed by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and Japan's Vice Foreign Minister Takehiro Funakoshi. 'During the dialogue, the foreign secretary and his counterpart reaffirmed the growing importance of the India-Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership for peace, prosperity and stability in the Indo-Pacific region and beyond," the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said. It said both sides exchanged views on the entire spectrum of the multi-faceted India-Japan bilateral relationship, including political ties, defence and security, economic security, trade and investment, infrastructure cooperation, technology and people-to-people exchanges. They also exchanged views on global and regional issues of importance, the MEA said in a statement. 'The dialogue was instrumental in reviewing progress in various dimensions of our ties, exploring new areas of collaboration and contributing to further deepening the bonds of friendship and cooperation between India and Japan," it added. PTI MPB RC Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
The Hindu
2 days ago
- Business
- The Hindu
Chennai Corporation plans to tap nearly ₹100 crore revenue from ads on street light poles and medians
The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) expects to generate ₹94.6 crore over three years by using spaces on street light poles and medians. The civic body has initiated a six-year Public-Private Partnership (PPP) project to assign advertisement rights on medians and street light poles across its bus route roads. According to GCC officials, over 2 lakh street light poles and more than 17,000 medians along bus route roads (BRRs) within corporation limits will be made available for advertising. This is based on the resolution passed by the GCC Council at a general meeting on February 22, 2024. According to the resolution, usually a limited budget has been allocated for Out-of-Home (OOH) advertisements in Chennai with advertising agencies. To introduce and promote the new OOH opportunities in Chennai, a pilot project was essential. Packages Zones in the package Total Revenue to the Authority in crores (for 3 years) Package 1 1,2,3,4,5 ₹19.23 Package 2 6,9 ₹28.91 Package 3 (Pilot) 7,8,10 ₹26.79 Package 4 11,12,13,15 ₹19.68 Total ₹94.6 Based on the resolution, the current project has been chalked out. It is divided into four packages based on how busy each area is and how much ad revenue it can bring in - that is roads with more vehicular movement and footfall may get more advertisements in these spaces. This will be the pilot, which will undergo a three-month study before tenders are released for the remaining packages, according to civic officials. GCC's standards for advertisement displays are restricted to a maximum size of 0.6 metres in length and 1 metre in breadth. As per the Tamil Nadu Urban Local Bodies (TNULB) Rules 2023, the annual license fee is ₹3,000 per square metre, with an application fee of ₹2,000 per unit, payable once every three years. The Greater Chennai Corporation has proposed a resolution to maximise the usage of existing assets in the Electrical Department, specifically, by installing advertisements on street light poles to increase revenue. The size of the display and panel have been proposed in the… — R Aishwaryaa (@AishRavi64) February 22, 2024 The frame must be 3 centimetres wide and 5 centimetres in length, constructed from steel or aluminium with a galvanised iron backing. Advertising materials must be fire-retardant, low-smoke, zero-halogen, and must follow all Indian and international standards.
India.com
4 days ago
- Sport
- India.com
Giving Bowling Is Captains Call, Not In My Hands: Shardul Thakur Finally Reacts On Getting Underutilized Under Shubman Gill
Day 2 of the fourth Test at Old Trafford was marked by England's strong start with the bat, but the defining moment belonged to Rishabh Pant's brave return despite a toe fracture sustained on Day 1. Walking in after Shardul Thakur's dismissal, Pant received a warm ovation from the Manchester crowd and battled through clear discomfort to score a courageous 54 off 75 balls. His innings played a vital role in taking India's first-innings total to 358. 'It was always our plan… (for Rishabh Pant to bat). The medical team did a great job but he was still in a lot of pain,' said Thakur during the post-day press conference on Thursday. Earlier in the day, India lost Ravindra Jadeja early, but Thakur (41) and Washington Sundar (27) put together a crucial partnership. England eventually wrapped up the innings post-lunch, with Ben Stokes claiming a five-wicket haul, finishing with figures of 5 for 72. Thakur, who bowled five overs for 35 runs, addressed the limited use of his bowling during England's innings. 'Giving bowling is the captain's call. Not in my hands. The captain decides when to give them... could have bowled two overs more today but that is the captain's call. It is difficult to find rhythm but I try and use my experience,' he said, indicating his trust in the team leadership and its tactical decisions. Providing an update on Pant's condition, Thakur added, 'It will be his call. He didn't come in the bus today because he was in the hospital. He wasn't at the ground when we were warming up. It's a fracture the news is already out.' Thakur On Opening Partnership England's openers Zak Crawley (84) and Ben Duckett (94) got their team off to a flying start with a 166-run stand in just 32.4 overs. India finally found a breakthrough when Jadeja had Crawley caught behind, and debutant Anshul Kamboj picked up his maiden Test wicket by dismissing Duckett. Reflecting on the team's performance with the ball, Thakur acknowledged the challenges. 'Whatever runs we got on the board was a good effort, ball was doing a lot,' he said. 'We could have been better with the new ball. Runs just kept flowing. It wasn't difficult for bowlers… we could have been patient. We have to evaluate which deliveries to stick by.' England ended the day at 225 for two, trailing India by 133 runs, with Ollie Pope (20*) and Joe Root (11*) at the crease. Despite England's strong reply, it was Pant's resilience that gave India a psychological edge heading into Day 3 of this tightly contested Test.
Hans India
5 days ago
- Business
- Hans India
Naidu's Singapore visit from tomorrow to woo investors
Vijayawada: Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu will embark on a six-day official visit to Singapore from Saturday, with the primary objective of attracting significant investments to Andhra Pradesh. During his tour, the Chief Minister is scheduled to engage with representatives of leading global companies, prominent business owners, industrialists, and notable personalities. This visit marks Naidu's second foreign tour since the formation of the coalition government, following his recent engagement in Davos. The Singapore visit is anticipated to serve as a crucial platform to promote Brand AP and showcase the state's progressive new industrial policies and commitment to ease of doing business. The Chief Minister will highlight Andhra Pradesh's robust infrastructure, including its strategic ports, airports, extensive highway network, developed harbors, and abundant water and land resources. He will also underscore the state's significant 1,053 km coastline and its readily available skilled human capital, urging global investors to explore the myriad opportunities within Andhra Pradesh. Throughout the six-day visit, Naidu will hold extensive meetings with CEOs and senior representatives from various companies. On the first day on Saturday, he will participate in a Telugu Diaspora meeting, bringing together members of the Telugu community from Singapore and neighboring countries. The Chief Minister will extend a personal invitation to them to invest in Andhra Pradesh and encourage their active participation in the state's P4 (Public-Private-People Partnership) initiative, aimed at poverty eradication. A significant focus of the Chief Minister's agenda will be attracting investments in critical sectors such as port-based projects, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and data centres. He is also slated to meet senior dignitaries in Singapore to extend invitations to industrialists from the region for the upcoming Visakhapatnam Investment Summit, scheduled for November this year. Furthermore, Naidu will participate in several business roundtable meetings centered on the digital economy and fintech. He is also expected to attend a dedicated business road show in Singapore and visit key infrastructure and logistics centers across the country as part of his comprehensive tour.
