Making life easier for recruiters

http://recnut.com

That’s what team OSMOS has been working on for a while now.

We have done a huge amount of ground work, including testing at client end and so on for the past 8 months of our life. We have made a thousand false starts and promises to launch and gone back to the drawing board time and again to make things better.

We’re not really there as yet. Our features and functions still need to scale up on various fronts.

However, we realize that perfection is a journey, and not a destination. With this funda, we plan to now release http://recnut.com, a FREEMIUM software for recruitment agencies to manage their process pipelines better.

Maybe next week, maybe around 1st of April

Not really later than that.

Here’s to wishing us luck.

PhP / MySQL / Ajax geniuses wanted…

Freshers to advanced been-there, done-that people. All you need is terrific love of technology, and the ability to dance the samba with code to create stunning apps and experiences.

PhP, MySQL, Ajax –> Mandatory

Apache, Linux –> Highly Desirable.

Send us mail on osmos@osmos.net if you suit the above profile

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Adding Web 2.0 technologies to existing enterprise apps are not even a distant dream as of now in most Indian corporates. However, we do begin to see glimmerings of various innovative uses that Web 2.0 can get to a typical corporate table.

We actually discovered the power of social media apps when we set up a turnkey solution for a client, with a huge amount of Web 2.0 enabled sofware and content, including RSS feeds, blogs, wikis and Ajax applications as intranet applications, for various clients, with capabilities for these apps allow users to interact with various corporate legacy data blocks in an innovative and absolutely hassle free way.

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OSMOS launches empowerngo.com

OSMOS has launched empowerNGO.com, a services wing aimed at equipping mid to small level NGOs with capabilities to present, communicate and reach out to audiences.

Over the years, we have observed that larger NGOs get away with larger slices of the “donations” pie, for the simple reason that they are more visible, can communicate better, and can present themselves in a more appealing manner designed to connect. The larger NGOs also have access to a larger skill set of professionals on various fronts, thereby allowing them to steal a march over the lesser, not so equipped and grass root NGOs.

empowerNGO.com wishes to level the playing ground by taking to NGOs a range of services at extremely affordable prices.

Some of the services that empowerNGO.com wishes to take to NGOs include:

  1. Enabling NGOs with Websites, domain names, shopping cart, etc at Rs. 2500 per annum
  2. Enabling NGOs with a range of visibility and reach services including Newsletters and Brochures, Photo and Video services, Professionally designed Project Reports and so on
  3. Other than this, empowerNGO.com will also provide a range of process oriented services, including documentation, due diligence, conformance and other related services to make every NGO professionally sharper and more credible.

empowerNGO.com is also gearing up in the short run, to publish an eNewsletter that will hit CSR depts. of various companies, and high resource bodies like the Rotary, Lions, etc. The aim of this eNewsletter would be to present to all these bodies, works that the NGO is doing, along with contact details to do joint projects, matching grants and so on.

empowerNGO.com also provides a range of online networking facilities to its audiences, in the form of blogs, photogalleries, forums and so on. Matter from here will be used hugely to project these NGOs to various audiences.

Within this year, empowerNGO.com will surely reach  out to at least 5000 NGOs, SHGs, and other bodies with various products and services that will help them get access to larger resources, reach out to wider audiences, and thereby help service audiences better.

Why does an NGO need a website …

This case study of an NGO actually putting a website to good use, is probably one of the best I’ve come across, in terms of how an NGO, hiterto not too well known, put up a concrete effort to really use the web to enhance the business of service to mankind :

Business scenario:

1> Head office in New Delhi. 2> Services over 200 self-help groups (SHGs) across Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and other states.

3> Focused on providing livelihood and sustenance to handicraft makers and other artisans in villages.

4> Is engaged in various fund-raising activities for its SHGs, to provide loans for material procurement, welfare, education, and sustaining the arts.

5> Is royally fleeced by an army of agents who buy the products at dirt cheap rates, and sell handicrafts at margins greater than a whopping 1000 per cent to markets abroad, and at 500 per cent plus margins to local markets.

6> Has no way ahead to present itself to the world to showcase its services, and provide a forum for benevolent people from the world to contribute funds and other resources for its causes.

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