This presentation is a guide for how businesses can utilize Google Analytics, from installing and setup to calculating value and building growth. Presentation by Ian Lurie. From Portent Interactive.

.Welingkar's Prerna V nagpal from PGDM BD (09-11) batch has won the first prize, for the article, "Surrogate Marketing" for the Marketing section of the Magazine "LIVE" of Sailesh J Mehta Institute of Management for the April edition

Identification cards are widely used in schools, offices, and businesses not only for the purposes of identification but also for security. ID cards have become an indispensible item that any organization or establishment should make use of.

Maintaining a high level of security in any company is of vital importance. Security measures should be undertaken in detail to protect the company from the danger of incidents from cyber attacks to identification theft to embezzlement to fire threats.

With stories hitting the news, almost daily it seems, of information being hacked both here and here; is there any doubt that effective security is a big priority when it comes to protecting a business’ employee and client information?

The first step in reclaiming your dysfunctional office is to reclaim your desktop real estate. A sure sign of inefficiency is a cluttered desktop. For an immediate facelift, you can start with filing away any paperwork that is not being used.

This article talks about the action plan for Indian businesses to enhance global business competitiveness. It has been co-authored by Dr. Uday Salunkhe, Director of Dr. Uday Salunkhe, Director of the prestigious Welingkar Institute of Management and Research

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The business industry relies so much on technology to enhance the tools they need to be successful. The availability of the latest development on ID card technology to consumers contributed to the change in the ID card industry. An example is the HID Access Cards, which made a huge impact on how a person uses his or her identification card every single day.

Understand what a system is and how a company defines it based on their business model. Learn how the parts or subsystems of a system affect the system as a whole. Tie the system and its subsystems to the business based on the Business Centric Log Management (BCLM™) methodology to help with the log management and analysis. Track only what is important to the system and business. Reduce the time it takes to do root cause analysis and make better decisions based on systems thinking.

Learn the advantages of getting executive buy-in for doing log management and analysis based on the Business Centric Log Management (BCLM™) process. Know what it takes to prepare for the process and present the case for implementing it. Get some insight to the tricks of trade for making the process possible.