Fruit juice manufacturer Manpasand Beverages today said it has tied up with IRCTC e-catering service for its drinks 'Mango Sip' and 'Fruits Up' and is eyeing presence in all railway stations in the coming fiscal.
The company's Mango Sip is currently available in all major formats of IRCTC. It has started supplying Fruits Up in key stations and aims at expanding its presence across entire railways network, it said in a statement.
Manpasand Beverages Chairman and MD Dhirendra Singh said: "We have tied up with the IRCTC's online catering service and our products 'Mango Sip' and 'Fruits Up' will be available soon via e-catering."
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ABB crosses 4.5 GW mark with 2K wind power generators * ABB India has surpassed the 4.5 GW mark with delivery of over 2,000 units of wind power generators in the country.
This is part of ABB's next level strategy of driving the energy revolution with market focused technologies, ABB India said in a statement today.
"ABB India...Has strengthened its footprint in the renewables space with the achievement of a significant milestone in the wind energy business," it said.
These generators for wind turbines are manufactured in a factory in Vadodara, Gujarat and is recognised as one of ABB's most advanced facilities globally and the fourth such facility in the group.
"We are among the largest manufacturers of wind generators in the country and are privileged to partner the growth of the Indian wind sector, which currently is the fourth largest in the world," ABB India CEO and Managing Director Sanjeev Sharma said.
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Udacity partners Google to launch Android developer programme * Online education company Udacity today said it has partnered with Google to introduce an Associate Android Developer Fast Track program for intermediate level students.
This training program is designed to help students hone their skills in order to successfully pass the Associate Android Developer Certification Exam launched by Google.
With this program, Udacity aims to helps students prove their Android development skills and earn certification directly from Google.
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Finance professionals see shared services roles as attractive * Over 50 per cent finance professionals see shared services roles as attractive, long-term career choices, says a report from ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants).
India has become a global hub for shared services, serving many global companies in search of lower costs, more efficient processes and effective business transformation.
"It is increasingly apparent that shared services models diversify career options for finance professionals. With their aspirations no longer being confined to climbing the traditional path to CFO, shared services leaders have a plethora of options.
"With Indian economy poised for growth, adoption of shared services may increase manifold," said Sajid Khan, Head of International Development, ACCA.
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