NetProphets CyberworksA Presentation of Technology Case StudiesA Presentation of Technology Case Studies

Client – case studiesPORTALS

1. Pharma

• DiabetaCare

• Hello Wellness

2. eGovernance

• Praja, Mumbai, India

3. Document Management

• Heinz

4. Education

• Schools Data Portal

• Teachers Education Portal

Client – case studiesBUSINESS APPLICATIONS

1. Media

• Reckitt Benckiser, UK

2. Retail

• Fabindia

3. Telecom

• MyWay

• Airtel

4. Insurance

• Serenity Life and Health, Africa

5. Business

• Genpact, USA

• Jelderston , Singapore

Pharma : CASE STUDY

PROJECT: Diabetes Care Portal

Case study – Health Care

Requirements

1. Personalized Diabetes Care• Accurate and Regular Monitoring

• Personalized Support

• Complete Record Keeping• Complete Record Keeping

• Customized Diet Plan

• Connect to Experts

• Access to Research information about Prevention and Management of

Diabetes

2. For Professionals• CME/Professional Training

• Clinical Research

• Working with dCare

Case study – Health Care

Results

1. Web portal allowing personalized diabetes care

2. Research data for individuals as well as professionals

3. dCare by age group – children, Teens, Adults, Old age

Diabetes Care during pregnancy4. Diabetes Care during pregnancy

5. Online Appointments, support

6. Self Management guide

Wellness: CASE STUDY

PROJECT: Hello Wellness

Case study – Wellness

Based on DEAR concept of wellnessD- Diet

E – Exercise

A – Attitude

R – Relaxation

Challenge was to make a personalized portal based on

health goals of an individual.

Case study – Wellness

Content Features• Wellness Goals

• Wellness Quotient

• Personalized Dashboard

• Diets & Habits

• Exercise & Fitness

Attitude & Appearance• Attitude & Appearance

• Relaxation

• Blogs by experts

• Articles by WellnessTeam

• Discussion Forums

• Service Providers

• Corporate Modules

• Wellness Gurus

Case study – Wellness

Technology Functions• A personalized portal to take charge of your health

• Advise from the Wellness Gurus

• Blogs by experts

• Relaxation your mind and body by listening to uplifting and motivating tracks

• Details of Heath and Wellness service providers• In your locality• In your locality

• Attractive discounts

• Diet Planning• Personalized

• Goal based

• Workout Plans• Personalized

• Goal based

eGOVERNANCE : CASE STUDY

NGO: Praja

PROJECT: Civil Society Governance portal

Background

PURPOSE

• An e-governance platform Monitors and Reports on performance reports of

Mumbai’s legislators; social and civic issues concerning each City constituency;

the gaps between the need for and areas of expenditure for each issue and

constituency

FEATURESFEATURES

• RTI-based content around 4 specific social and civic aspects:

• Civic

• Health

• Education

• Crime

First ever dialogue space for Citizens and Elected Representatives on the Internet.

Case study - Praja

Challenges

• Technical architecture of the system, to allow for scale and structure of a diverse

nature of data.

• User friendly interfaces for citizens not familiar with websites to seek information

and performance analysis of their local legislators and constituencies. and performance analysis of their local legislators and constituencies.

• Interesting reporting formats, with cross-referencing by legislator, constituency

and issue.

• A custom content management system, allowing the data team to upload data

within the tight structure, with a bit of flexibility to accommodate raw data and

comments.

Document Management : CASE STUDY

Heinz

PROJECT: Brand Manual Portal

Case study - Heinz

Purpose

1. To create a Brand Manual portal on Intranet for Heinz.

2. To share material across offices, across globe.

3. To give uniform view of brand guidelines across globe.

To provide a means for people to connect.4. To provide a means for people to connect.

5. To provide management a tool to check the usage of various brand manual material

6. To provide means to communicate in terms of Newsletters, etc.

Figure – Landing Page for User

Figure – The H Page

Figure – View Documents

Figure – Manage Documents

Figure – Document Listing

Figure – Newsletter

Case study - Heinz

Results – successfully met challenges of:

1. A European roll out of the portal

2. Design relevance with the H-Brand

3. Scale: Extensions to add more functionalities

4. Content Organisation and Ease of Retrieval4. Content Organisation and Ease of Retrieval

1. All Brand Manual related documents at one place

2. Global repository of marketing collaterals

3. Repository of employee profiles

4. Reuse of material across countries

Data Portals: CASE STUDY

Central Square Foundation

PROJECT: Teachers Education Portal

Case study – Teacher Education

Purpose1. To create a portal which will track the performance of Teacher Training Institutes

(TTIs) in the country (government and private).

2. Strengthening TTIs to churn out quality teachers to the Indian education system

which will ultimately lead to improvement in student learning outcomes

3. Sharing of best practices among performing institutes; Corrective and

appropriate action against non-performing institutes

Opportunities1. MHRD has identified the need for a mechanism to monitor the performance of

Teacher Education Institutes across the country.

2. Tracking teacher education institutes performance can lead to better outcomes

Case study – Teacher Education

Design & Development Challenges:• Working with MHRD to implement an India Teacher Education Portal

• Coverage of the Portal includes Government (SCERTs, DIETs, CTEs, IASEs,

BITEs), open (distance learning) and private institutes

• Site architecture to cross-refer multiple measurement parameters

• Need to make staid govt. data interesting and even inspiring to do better.

• Security and Scale of content• Security and Scale of content

• Custom Content Management System that allows for 13,800 Institutes to fill in

multiple fields, in poor connectivity, with 100% accuracy.

Case study – Teacher Education

Results• Portal has well defined process and performance, functional, financial,

infrastructure and staffing indicators against which institutes will report

data

• Increasing use of the CMS by the institutes, with system stabilisation

within 2 months of launch.