Saketha Final Report
Saketha Final Report
DILSUKH NAGAR
SUBMITTED BY
SAKETHA NEMANI
7NBHD054 (MBA 2007-09)
ICFAI NATIONAL COLLEGE
DILSUKH NAGAR
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FINAL REPORT
SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM-2008
A Report Submitted by
Saketha Nemani
BATCH OF 2009
SUBMITTED TO:
Company Guide: Faculty Guide:
Mr.Nagesh Komati Mrs.Karuna Basavraj
MD (CEO) Soft Skills Trainer
Neon Software Services INC-DSNR
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DECLARATION
I here declare that this project work entitled “Designing & Selling of
Software Product to Educational Institutes in Twin Cities”Carried
out under the guidance of my Company Guide Mr.Nagesh Komati
and my Faculty guide Mrs.Karuna Basavraj.This final report,
neither in full nor in part has been Submitted for award of any other
degree of either this university or any other university.
(SAKETHA NEMANI)
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CERTIFICATE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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CONTENTS
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INDUSTRY PROFILE
India’s most prized resources in today's knowledge economy is its
readily available technical work force. India has the second largest
estimated that India has over 4 million technical workers, over 1,832
industry that will help take the Indian economy to a sustained higher
rate of growth and the policy makers are fully aware of this.
tool for raising the living standards of the common man and enriching
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IT industry collected nearly 60 percent of its revenues of its revenues
from the private sector in India, the balance came from government
in India are moving up the value chain to attract global buyers who
from the fact that Indian companies and consortia have bagged high-
six-year contract from Nissan. TCS and Tata Tele are moving
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Initiatives taken by the Government of India for the Growth of
Indian IT industry:
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5.Keeping in view that almost two thirds of its population lives in
rural villages of India, during the year, the department of Information
Technology has formulated a proposal, as a part of NeGP, to establish
1,00,000 Common Services Centers (CSCs) in rural areas, which will
serve not only as the front-end for most government services, but also
as a means to connect the citizens of rural India to the World Wide
Web. CSC scheme envisages a honeycomb pattern of 6, 00,000
villages of the country i.e. one CSC village surrounded by six
villages. This would imply that each village would have a CSC either
within its area or in the adjoining village. The proposal also entails
facilitating establishment of an additional 10,000 centers in urban
areas without any goverence financial support.
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COMPANY PROFILE
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Corporate Training: NEON has also extended its services to the
Corporate Sector and has trained some of the Organizations.
NEON SERVICES:
Whatever be your needs, we
have a solution for it. With use of
modern development environments,
methodologies & technologies we can
design and develop custom software
applications to deliver perceptible
results with direct impact on your
business
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We analyze and understand your needs, then employ the
right tools to drive your Return On Investment (ROI) higher. Our
services enable you to enhance your operational efficiencies in a
world, where time and distance no longer separate your employees
and customers.
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Product Description
Engineering product
management easy.
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Neon-e-school management system :
Dif f e r e n t mo d u l e s we
of f e r :
TEA C HER
ADMINISTRATOR MODULE :
• This is the most functional & useful one of all the
modules.
• This module mainly serves the principal or administrator
who monitors & controls the entire school management.
• Through this he can have control over the following sub-
modules :
• Main module : Administrator module
• Sub-modules :
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-Attendance
-Time table
-Report cards
-Pass words
-Setting marks pattern
-Assignments
-Home work
-Exam schedule
-Holidays
-Tutorials / resources
-Internal messaging
-Managing notices
-Fee structure
-School dress kit
-Bus schedule
-Controlling teacher’s &
student’s module
Teacher’s module :
• This module mainly serves teachers to use & control the
following sub-modules wherein each teacher is given a
separate login ID:
-Attendance
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-Time table
-Report cards
-Assignment
-Home work
-Exams schedule
-Bus schedule
-Holidays
-Message board
-Tutorials
-Internal messaging
-Books to refer for the students & My profile
Student’s / parent’s module:
• A login ID will be given to each student which a parent
can also use.
• Through this module students / parents can only view the
details(cannot edit)
• The sub-modules which a student / parent can use are:
-Attendance
-Time table
-Report card
-Assignments
-Home work
-Exam schedule
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-Bus schedule
-Dress kit
-Holidays
-Message board
-Tutorials
-Fees
-Books to refer
• The sub-modules which they can edit are:
-Internal messaging
-My profile & Online leave applications
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Benefits for Teachers:
They can store all their personal details.
They can view the classes which are assigned to them
and timings of their classes.
They can evaluate their students performance as they can
access to all the records of their students.
They can view the students attendance to their module.
They can view the school calendar just by a mouse click.
Benefits for School Administrators:
They can record all the students information.
They can record all their employee information.
They can update school quiz questions time to time.
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performance and even to interact with their teachers for
through forum.
-They can be aware about the financial aspects. This would
help in development of children as we believe a child can make
successful with coordination and cooperation of both teachers
as well as parents.
HRMS:
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Enhanced testing practices
Statistical process control
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OBJECTIVE
project.
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offering projects to engineering student.
TARGETS/TASKS ASSIGNED
Companies.
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5. We have been asked to do a survey on projects undertaken by
engineering students and their requirements.
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Database building
I have used this strategy for selling e-school management, websites
and even for making survey on our engineering product.
a) School activities.
To sell our school management software I first made root mapping
according to the schools location, after that I prepared myself to
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approach or how to convince the principal or director of the schools
and gave presentation on our product.
b) Survey
To get the required data for making report or survey on engineering
product I have visited various institutions such as APTECH, CMC,
ORBIT who offer projects for engineering student and gave a
questioner to them. I give a questioner even to engineering students to
know their requirements.
c) Root Mapping:
Before going to selected schools I have designed a root map
according to the location of the college and the companies.
d) Direct visit:
I initially selected an area of visit the schools and corporate.
e) Internet Browsing:
I have collected the list of schools through internet browsing.
f) Tele-Marketing:
I made cold calling to various educational institutions for selling our
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product and even made calls to companies our designing websites.
g) Mail-Marketing:
After direct visit, we tried to get E-mail ID of the concern person in
the company and mail them details and information about our
product.
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PLANS DEVICED
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s y s t e ma t ic ma in pl a n
SEGMENTATION AREA-WISE COLLECTION
OF HYD-SECBD DIVISION OF OF SCHOOL
REGION SCHOOLS DATABASE
DOOR TO DOOR
MARKETING
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RESOURCES UTILIZED
The resources we employed in order to achieve our targets are:
IT RESOURCES: We used the net especially Google to
gather the database of the schools present in secunderabad-Hyderabad
region.We also used internet services to gather the information
regarding the in-house documentation.
Secondary Data:
It is the data that already exists which has been collected from
some other person or organization for their use and is generally
made available to others at a concessional rate.
Sources of secondary data include:
-websites
-journals
-books
-trade associations
-reports
-directories
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ANALYSIS OF PERFORMANCE VS.
REASONS FOR VARIANCE
There are no short cuts to achieve success, our internship proven that
thing. Glimpse of my achievements in Internship program:
My achievement was 74,800 out 80,000 target which was
given to me.
Got the corporative honor from the company.
Got Pre Placement Offer from the company.
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The target which was given to us individual was 80,000 individually
and I have achieved 74,000 i.e.; 93.5% of the target which was given
to me. The variance in the target given to me was 6,500 i.e.; 3.5% of
the target. The reasons for the variance were given the following
page.
TARGET
Achievement
Variance
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REASONS FOR VARIANCE
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LEARNING WITH EXECUTIVE TRAINING
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AWARDS AND REWARDS
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CONCLUSION
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We gathered the feedback from our clients which we used to
improvise our product according to our customer requirements
to make it more innovative & useful for them.
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REFERENCES
www.google.com
www.neon-technologies.com
Marketing books of ICFAI
Journals
Primary data of the company
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APPENDIX A
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QUESTIONER FOR INSTITUTIONS FOR
DOCUMENTATION
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