This new digital tool by Crystal HR offers the right solutions for your business
Offered as a web, mobile, and cloud-based solution, Wallet HR is a Software As A Service (SaaS) product.
By ET Bureau |
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Crystal HR aims to become one among the top three HR product companies in Karnataka by 2020.In pic: R S Raman, MD, Crystal HR with his daughter Swetha Raman, Director, Crystal HR.
Crystal HR, a fast-growing Human Resource (HR) software product company in South India, forays into Karnataka’s HR Management (HRM) solutions market, by launching Wallet HR, its flagship end-to-end HRM software. The company aims to become one among the top three HR product companies in Karnataka by 2020.
Offered as a web, mobile, and cloud-based solution, Wallet HR is a Software As A Service (SaaS) product. It helps organisations manage recruitments; and carry out over 20 other HR functions such as attendance, payroll, performance appraisals, leave, grievance, HR analysis, and exit management.
Commenting about the company’s entry into Karnataka, R S Raman, MD, Crystal HR, said, “Wallet HR has a growing customer base in Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh. Our solutions process HR data and operations of over 1,00,000 employees of our customer organisations in these states. We are expanding to Karnataka to help organisations here make the digital transformation of every conceivable human resource operation.”
Swetha Raman, Director, Crystal HR, said, “Our strength lies in our domain knowledge, and domain focus. Our product scores over other competing Indian and global HR solutions on many counts, including: User-friendly design, extensive coverage of HR processes, and capability to ensure seamless integration with existing enterprise applications.”
Wallet HR is also preferred for the simplification of steps required for adopting ever changing legal and tax policies, and the ability to manage attendance and tasks involving geographically-distributed teams. The software automatically configures the statutory requirements pertaining to PF, ESI, Professional Tax, and Income Tax. Customers can configure any complex payroll models with just three easy steps.
The solution can also be used for other related HR functions like Task Management, and Travel Management. Currently Crystal HR is in expansion mode. It is planning to sell equity stakes to strategic investors and partners to raise funds for its expansion. The company is already in talks with a few fund houses in this regard.
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Business As Usual: 5 Entrepreneurial Lessons To Learn From Richard Branson
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Flamboyant and successful, British tycoon Richard Branson, has a net worth of US $410 crores. The business magnate, investor, author and philanthropist founded the Virgin Group in the 1970s. The parent company controls more than 400 companies the world over. He features on the Forbes rich-list as well as the Time 100 Most-Influential People in the World list. Breaking into the world of business at a tender age of 16, Branson who turns 69 today is an inspiration to many.
Branson is the founder of Virgin Group, the conglomerate that owns Virgin America, Virgin Mobile, Virgin Galactic and Virgin Atlantic, just to name a few.
If you are looking to become a sensation in the world of entrepreneurs, here are 5 business lessons from Branson himself that will help you fulfill your dreams.
Flamboyant and successful, British tycoon Richard Branson, has a net worth of US $410 crores. The business magnate, investor, author and philanthropist founded the Virgin Group in the 1970s. The pare..
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Branson was just 16 when he first found success. He launched a magazine named 'Student' in the year 1966. And, by 22 he had founded Virgin Records. Branson was born in Blackheath, London. His mother was a former ballet dancer and air hostess, and father was a barrister. Branson was educated at Scaitcliffe School, a prep school in Surrey, before briefly attending Cliff View House School in Sussex. The successful entrepreneur had dyslexia and a was poor in academics. On his last day at school, his principal told him he would either end up in prison or become a millionaire, and the rest as they say is history.
Branson was just 16 when he first found success. He launched a magazine named 'Student' in the year 1966. And, by 22 he had founded Virgin Records. Branson was born in Blackheath, London. His mother ..
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This is probably one of the best business lessons one can imbibe from Richard Branson. Did you know that his magazine led him to sell records. And, the record store forged the path for him to start his own record label. What followed next is something that you cannot imagine. His record label led him to buy a recording studio and a night club. The business magnate basically built on a network of businesses that reinforced each other and only strengthened them further. In 1970, he started selling records by mail-order, opened his first record shop on Oxford Street in 1971. The Virgin Recording Studio became a reality in 1972, and the Virgin Record label in 1973.
(In Pic: In this file photo taken on February 07, 2019 Virgin Galactic founder Sir Richard Branson speaks during a ceremony to award test pilots Mark 'Forger' Stucky and Frederick 'CJ' Sturckow their FAA commercial astronaut wings during a ceremony at the Department of Transportation in Washington, DC.)
This is probably one of the best business lessons one can imbibe from Richard Branson. Did you know that his magazine led him to sell records. And, the record store forged the path for him to start h..
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Before hitting the success button with his magazine 'Student', Branson had two failed business attempts at growing Christmas tress and sell budgerigars. But, that did not deter him from trying again and he's never looked back ever since the launch of the magazine, 'Student'. Branson went on to build the Virgin empire. The tycoon swears by a quote by himself, "The brave may not live forever, but the cautious do not live at all!” Branson says, "my mother taught me that I should not focus on past regrets, so with regards to business I don’t. My teams and I do not allow mistakes or failures to deter us. In fact, even when something goes wrong, we continue to search for new opportunities”.
(In Pic: Sir Richard Branson attends the 'Venezuela Aid Live' concert near the Tienditas cross-border bridge between Colombia and Venezuela, in Cucuta, Colombia.)
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Richard Branson who is at the head of The Virgin Group has the ability to foresee the future, which is the true sign of an entrepreneur par excellence. HE thought of space travel way before many of his competitors decided to pursue it commercially. Virgin Galactic is one among the many other examples where Richard Branson foresaw an emerging market. Recently, the baron decided that Virgin Holidays will not sell tickets to attractions with captive whales and dolphins. In 2014, Branson had announced the Virgin Pledge which was all about protecting planet Earth and working towards a greener and cleaner future.
(Image: Instagram/Richard Branson)
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The Virgin boss is not a big fan of the smartphone. He feels most millennials waste way too much time on the device, taking away from their precious time. He also believes in maintaining a work-life balance. While most of us fall in the rut of the vicious email cycle of 'see, reply & repeat', Branson asserts that one needs to use technology judiciously and not be addicted to it. And, if you ever forget cracking the code to this balance, remember what he has to say, "Don't become a slave to technology - manage your phone, don't let it manage you."
(In Pic: Richard Branson, John Major, Norma Major and David Beckham in the Royal Box before the semi-final match between Ukraine's Elina Svitolina and Romania's Simona Halep.)
The Virgin boss is not a big fan of the smartphone. He feels most millennials waste way too much time on the device, taking away from their precious time. He also believes in maintaining a work-life ..
