Workplaces will get safer, thanks to Gautam Gambhir's health-tech community product
Community health monitoring solution FYI Health works on herd intelligence.
By Glynda Alves, ET Bureau |
BCCL
A recent survey showed that the pandemic has raised the expectation that employees have of their employer towards their health. An overwhelming 99% employees said that they would like to see a system of Corporate Health Responsibility (CHR) made mandatory for employers, just like there is in force a system of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Currently with the launch of this solution and in the long term.
FYI Health is a community health monitoring solution exclusively designed for enterprise use launched today in India. Backed by former cricketer Gautam Gambhir, it allows companies of all sizes to create a safe environment for their workforce by enabling a daily health check-in for employees, employers and guests visiting the corporate eco-system and contact tracing, if and when required.
It works on herd intelligence. It qualifies each user to contribute to the community on the enterprise network within an establishment such as a hotel, factory, corporate office, schools and more.
Early adopters include the Radisson Blu hotel in Dwarka, Delhi and educational institutions such as Ramjas School and Lilawati Senior Secondary School that have committed to deploying FYI Health to secure their corporate environment and workforce.
Gautam Gambhir says, “We are in the thick of this fight against Covid-19 and all indicators point to this being long drawn. My personal support comes from my own desire to contribute towards helping fight this crisis in whatever way I can. Testing and tracing are vital measures in helping reduce the virus spreading.”
Yash Raj Gupta, Founder & CEO, FYI Health added, “FYI Health can help employers empathetically address employee concerns about their health and the assurance they need on their return to the workplace.”
FYI Health is a community health monitoring solution exclusively designed for enterprise use launched today in India. Backed by former cricketer Gautam Gambhir, it allows companies of all sizes to create a safe environment for their workforce by enabling a daily health check-in for employees, employers and guests visiting the corporate eco-system and contact tracing, if and when required.
It works on herd intelligence. It qualifies each user to contribute to the community on the enterprise network within an establishment such as a hotel, factory, corporate office, schools and more.
Early adopters include the Radisson Blu hotel in Dwarka, Delhi and educational institutions such as Ramjas School and Lilawati Senior Secondary School that have committed to deploying FYI Health to secure their corporate environment and workforce.
Gautam Gambhir says, “We are in the thick of this fight against Covid-19 and all indicators point to this being long drawn. My personal support comes from my own desire to contribute towards helping fight this crisis in whatever way I can. Testing and tracing are vital measures in helping reduce the virus spreading.”
Yash Raj Gupta, Founder & CEO, FYI Health added, “FYI Health can help employers empathetically address employee concerns about their health and the assurance they need on their return to the workplace.”
ADVERTISEMENT
India's 16th Lok Sabha polls were high on drama, excitement and stardom. From top actors and singing icons to sports aces, an array of celebrities joined the political race this year, and some succeeded in making it to Parliament.
Weeks after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his cabinet took the oath of office at the Rashtrapati Bhawan, it was the turn of newly-elected members of Parliament to sign up. On Monday, the new MPs - some making their debuts while others doing an encore - were sworn-in as members of the 17th Lok Sabha.
From Gautam Gambhir to Sunny Deol and Babul Supriyo, here's a peek at all the celebrities who took the oath to the 17th Lok Sabha.
Download
The Economic Times Business News App for the Latest News in Business, Sensex, Stock Market Updates & More.
The Economic Times Business News App for the Latest News in Business, Sensex, Stock Market Updates & More.
ADVERTISEMENT
