5 Reasons Why BCRs are "THE" Apps to Have in Your Phones





It is very finely said TIME AND TECH WAIT FOR NONE… You heard it right I used TECH not TIDE. A few years back when android had succeeded itself in the world of NOKIA  there rose a glimmering sense of hope that finally a lot of logistics is going to be saved! And it was true today all we have to do is carry our smartphones and darling cheapest service providers to be able to survive anywhere, forget the three basics food clothing and roof!
Today to create network Business cards are the most vital networking tool (no offense to Linkedin ;)). However to keep a logistics is getting very cumbersome every day. There has to be a better way right?
Well, 3 words for way too many problems:- BUSINESS CARD READERS!
You heard it right, Now lets dive into why exactly BCRs are THE apps to HAVE on your phone





1        1.    Scan and Chill

Met a new person and still and got his business card? Well with a business card scanner app like Bizconnect, scan the business card right away and go ahead ask the person their preferred time to get bugged… Go ahead and lose the business card now, for now, it's on your smartphone now.

2 Share and Move Ahead

Bizconnect also enables users to share pre-uploaded business cards among each other, so next time forget the hassle of scanning through your gallery to find chunks of the same business cards and Whatsapp inbox just biz connect!

3.       Set Reminders!

When all cool features are there for you all what is just another feature to make your meetings easy? Now you can set reminders of your meetings so you never miss one.

4.       Schedule Meetings

Well yeah obviously if Bizconnect is already helping you to not miss a meeting why not help you schedule one with an easy calendar within the app itself

5.       Click Clik shift

Lost your phone? Bizconnect enables the user to access their information from a different device too if you have the correct credentials with you of course!

Now that you know all about it, why wait? just go and download the Bizconnect app


6 Types of Apps Businessmen Must Have

Today the word BUSINESS is not just a picture of money but a whole set of dynamics. In an era where everybody’s second language is technology, Businessmen are more one-man army and work is no longer limited to desk, papers and manual presence. To stay a step ahead is a mantra every one follows.
Hence we bring you a list of must-haves on your androids/ios that will help you business people not only stay ahead and optimize your work but also will make your work organized.



1.    TO-DO APPS



When you are multi-tasking it is highly probable that some of the errands might slip your memory and ends up adding time lags to rest of your works, hence keeping a TO-DO list is always handy, Applications like GOOGLE KEEP, EVERNOTE, CHECKLIST helps you create your own checklists as well as enables you to scribble random ideas in form of notes so that you can shape them up later.



2.    TASK MANAGERS



These days with workforces becoming more crowd-sourced, Task manager applications are becoming more of a goto application, however, while opting for a task managing application make sure it is not micromanaging simplest of the tasks like calling up someone or taking a simple followup. However, task managers enable to help teams connected and learn the work progress and tasks assigned. Some of the best task manager apps have to be hands down SLACK and TRELLO.



3.    EXPENSES MANAGER



Finance  = Money, Money = Math, Math = Oh NO! A smart businessman will always keep a track of his expenses personal and business-wise, it’s the only wise thing to do. But the liquid is hard to track when you are just on a run, having an expense manager like SPLITWISE or EXPENSIFY helps tracking your bills.



4.    BUSINESS CARD SCANNER\



Business cards are not just a piece of papers with contact information today, but more of a network created personally! However business cards are more susceptible to getting lost hence a business card scanner is a must today applications like BIZCONNECT enables the user to scan cards, upload their own cards as well as lets you feed the probable time you can meet people up thus enabling the network being more personalized, this app is available for both Android and iOS and is a must-have today.



5.    NETWORKING APPS


As mentioned earlier business is a dynamics and to keep the dynamics alive we must have a strong network, networking apps like LINKEDIN or TRIPLT enables users to keep the search for a  variety of people at your fingertips, and helps in generation of leads and understanding their behavior.



6.    TRAVEL ORGANIZERS



Travel is an inevitable part of being a businessman, so while you pack your bags let not the tickets and route be a headache for you apps like TRIVAGO, GOIBIOBO, OYO ROOMS (the list goes super long) helps organize your travel and logistics.



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7 things you must know about the Internet of Things

Internet of Things or IoT is a word of buzz today. While most of us do understand the concept of internet we often fall into a pool of questions when it comes to internet of Things.
Team BizConnect is here to help you out with it, Thank us later.

Simply put, the Internet of Things is a computing concept that envisions everyday objects being connected to the internet, and hence having the ability to transfer data to and fro. While it is a very broad and rather vague definition, you might be surprised to know how it is implemented in our daily lives and the possibilities it may extend to.







1.    You don’t require particular expensive or hi-tech gadgets to watch aspects of this concept in motion. Indeed, you can use your very own smartphone to run applications like the visiting card reader BizConnect, which lets you transfer prints on business cards into properly formatted and accurate contacts on your device.
2.    If the IoT (Internet of Things) could be further tapped into, huge waste and costs could be greatly reduced as waste materials could be used to form new, digitised equipment.
3.    The RFID scanner at your local store’s billing counter is an example of the interaction between physical objects and a digital network too.
4.    Completely smart homes could become a reality for everyone, not just the top bracket members of society. Every variable (temperature, lighting) would be carefully monitored and controlled, however, you like it to be.
5.    Self-driving cars could become commonplace, exchanging data with other vehicles, checking a GPS for directions and using scanners to detect obstructions and objects around.
6.     Individuals on probation or house arrest could be tracked anywhere in the world.
7.    Patients who need aid like wheelchairs could receive automated help, as well as patients requiring constant monitoring of factors such as heart rate or blood pressure. Hence, hospitals closest to the patient could be alerted during an emergency immediately.


 Here is a small and exhaustive list of applications of the Internet of Things, many already in place at certain locations around the world. It's impossible to predict how far we could reach wielding such a concept into reality, but the prospects remain exciting and revolutionary.  

Philosophy is ambiguous and logical at the same time.


The stereotyped meaning of philosophy is deciphering the truth. But the reality is a far-cry from its traditional meaning as human behaviour is driven by emotions and psycho-pathological traits and various other cognitive factors.

Logical forms and patterns are incapable of encompassing the intricacy of people and situations. Forms and distinctions cannot even define what forms and distinctions are. They are not clear about what clarity is; they cannot define definition. No concept conceptualizes well how concepts work, or patterns, rules, or forms. But it is a great error to denigrate precise patterns or to say that they don't work.

Philosophy is ambiguous and logical at the same time. The effective reason behind this ambiguity is its varied process of articulation.



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India is the ‘pharmacy' of developing countries and her global contribution in the field of medicine is commendable.


The National IPR Policy framed by our Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley with the slogan ‘Creative India, Innovative India' has benefited our IP regimes to a great extent. In compliance with the TRIPS agreement of World Trade Organisation, it lays out the future road map of India.




This policy aims to push IPRs as a marketable financial asset, promotes innovation and entrepreneurship along with the protection of public interest. These legal rights confer an exclusive right to the creator to fully utilize his invention and protect it for a certain period of time. Due to the high stakes of the tech developers, the need to protect the knowledge and creations from unlawful use and ensuring the preservation of money, time and efforts of the investors is both necessary for the creator and public welfare.

However, questions arise with regard to blocking  of life-saving drugs to patients for National IP protection policy. But the reality defies the aforementioned statement completely as IPR policy has imparted to public health along with the protection of innovative inventions efficiently.  Because of the IP protection regimes, patented products are now extended to patients by companies and Government schemes free of cost or a fraction of the original price. Ayushman Bharat is one such recent programme implemented by the Government for the benefit of public health, especially families
below poverty lines. 

On 17th May 2018, Thursday, Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented the Union Budget 2018-19 which comprised the provision of accessibility and affordability of cheaper medicines, through reduction of the stent prices and ensuring free dialysis towards as a step towards improvement in the healthcare sector. Terming Ayushman Bharat to be the greatest National Healthcare scheme of India, Jaitley announces that 10crore poor and vulnerable families will be provided Rs. 5 lakh per year for secondary and tertiary hospitalization. .To ensure that nobody is left out, especially women, children and the elderly people, there will be no cap on family size and age in the scheme. The benefit cover will also include pre and post-hospitalisation expenses.

Hence, the emergence of various Government Schemes are rightly evident of the fact that the National IPR policy has benefited innovation and public concerns in a distinctive way. It is globally acceptable that India is the ‘pharmacy' of developing countries  i.e. it dispenses cheaper and quality vaccinations to the world, her global contribution in the field of medicine is commendable. Also, in the ongoing environment of medical innovation, India evinces its proven record of meeting the critical health-care needs of needy patients leveraging its improvised technology.

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“There is no such thing as work-life balance. Everything worth fighting for unbalances your life.”


Marlow's hierarchy says your needs should be fulfilled in a sequence. At times, in the ordeal of achieving high rated success and fame, we tend to destroy both our personal and social life. Randi Zuckerberg – the sibling of Facebook’s founder – says that one can pick only three things out of work, sleep, family, friends and fitness. It is important to know what really matters to you and to prioritise it. So define the parameters of success in each area you choose and consciously distribute time among multiple goals.

Some major causes of imbalances are

1. Societal expectations
Society sets unrealistic targets for us, which causes unnecessary stress. As a result, you might experience distress on getting average marks in an exam, not earning enough or failing to fulfi l family obligations. To avoid this, learn to distinguish between social conditioning and your priorities.

2. Extreme ambition
Single-minded ambition regarding work comes from internal triggers or from a need for social recognition and success. However, it inevitably leads to hiding failures, avoiding people and ultimately becoming cynical and unhappy. Substitute it with moderated ambition aimed at achieving multiple parallel work and life goals.


3. Desperate for perfection
Social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook show us a false image of the glamorous lives that other people lead. Their lives seem full of impeccable fashion, family, friends, food and fun. If you are seeking total perfection in any area of life, know that it takes time away from other things, leading to greater imbalance and unhappiness.




4. Denied depression
Depression and burnout are socially unacceptable weaknesses. As a result of this taboo, these issues are ignored and rarely shared with others. This leads to rapid deterioration without any attempt to address the causes. Recognise them as mental ailments in both yourself and loved ones, and seek therapy or make lifestyle changes as needed.

5. One size fits all
In a crowded and competitive world, uniform rules are applied to everyone for the sake of 'fairness'. In schools everyone studies all subjects at the same pace. Fixed policies at work leave little room for you to control your life. Try to choose a career and employers that fit your life, not someone else’s.

Content Credits:- Rusha Bhattacharya




HR goes way beyond hiring and firing!


Human Resources Outsourcing is now an ever-growing and ever-improvising strategic revolution in the world of management and technology. HRO refers to the process where an external supplier manages HR activities, such as payroll administration or recruitment, or perhaps the whole human resources function. If you are in any way associated with it, you will notice how these mighty organisations have leveraged the judicious mix of technology with commerce.

HR is nothing but the sheer product of three elements  - time, money and quality. With the growing number of both small and large scale business companies, the magnitude of outsourcing different degrees of corporate tasks had increased to a great extent. HRO is no doubt a way out to attain expert candidates without hiring additional personnel or investing in HR systems at high costs but when it comes to larger companies,  compliance with expertise can prove to be very risky which is thoroughly absorbed by outsourcing services, thereby reducing multi-faced burdens.


According to the Global Reports of The Society of Human Resource Management, 26% of companies outsource to save money. When an external provider’s fees are lower that what it costs for the company to do an HR function internally and 23% of companies outsource to pay attention  on strategy as it shifts their attention from the time-consuming activity of selecting candidates and enables them to focus more on core-business activities.

With today’s emphasis on company culture and loyalty, the role of human resources management  has become increasingly important for a business’s future which is seen to have articulated the constant requirement of Human Resource Outsourcing Services in imparting to a company's brand name.

Content Credits:- Rusha Bhattacharya