Impact of corona on Ed-Tech Companies.

As Schools, colleges, and tuition classes are closed due to Covid-19 Lockdown across the whole country. Ed-Tech companies are coming forward to help those students. Ed-tech start-up has grabbed this opportunity very well. All the companies are trying to engage more and more students into the online studying portal. Ed-Tech companies are leveraging the ease of access, availability and free content to drive more and more consumption on their platform and they are expecting once the lockdown is over they will be able to convert
25-30% into paid customers.

SMALL BUSINESS IDEAS DURING COVID-19

The spread of the Coronavirus pandemic has affected almost every continent and country. While it has created a great panic amongst the people, the world has seen a sudden unfolding of several events, which were beyond ones’ expectations. With the daily increase in the number of positive cases of COVID- 19, more and more people have confined themselves to four walls. Amongst all this, millions of business owners are trying to reinvent their businesses. Many have already found innovative ways to roll with the punches.

CRM startup is giving educational institutes an ExtraaEdge in the admission game

ExtraaEdge Technology Solutions Private Limited, a Pune based B2B SaaS (Software as a Service) startup uses an automation CRM software that is designed for the educational institutes which helps them to increase, manage and predict their admissions. 

• Abhishek Ballabh & Sushil Mundada who worked at HSBC GLT as a data architect and CRM business analyst. In 2016 while working in the financial sector, the duo came up with the idea of utilizing the power of data science and CRM can expand the development of the educational sector.

Necessity is the mother of innovation

This saying got hit to the Mr. Amit Agarwal

Since our honorable Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi declared nationwide lockdown and due to this many industries grounded and among them, agriculture hit so hard.

In the first phase of the lockdown, the most prominent impact was felt in the food supply and on essential things. Due to closure of all APMC market (mandi) farmers find very difficult to sell their harvested crops to the people, for them a Delhi based start-up AGRIBAZAR come as their savior.

ARE YOU READY TO LEARN AND EARN?

So, who sees beyond the "present" and the "past"? These are people who have an insane passion for their ideas. They live on this idea in such a way that they become unstoppable! They are among those who can see the big picture clearly when most others can’t look through the haze. This breed of people is called "Entrepreneurs". They bring the resilience to picture until their vision turns into reality!

I got the idea of this blog through a book written by Mark Suster named   "Both sides of the table: Are you ready to learn and earn?" One of the fantastic books written on entrepreneurship.

So, the next question is "What makes a good entrepreneur?"

ORGANISE YOURSELF TO OPTIMIZE E-LEARNING DURING CRISIS

For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them.

Learning is a continual process in one’s life to achieve goals and it’s also the door to every success story. To learn you don’t need a specific age or a gender you just need to be motivated and determined towards it. In today’s world with enormous advancements around us, one can learn from anything from anywhere. From classic classroom teachings to webinars and E-learning courses the world has evolved to impart knowledge for people who are continuously seeking to learn.

GET READY TO TACKLE CORONAVIRUS…

Since the global outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19), the panic and fear among the public throughout the globe are spreading faster than the virus. The impact of COVID-19 is not only limited to the demand side of the market, but the supply chain is also hampered equally. The sectors impacted the worst are service providers and entertainers. The coronavirus outbreak across the countries has hampered the local economy as a result of which major industry leaders have lowered their forecasted revenue for the last quarter of FY20. All these factors combined have impacted investor sentiment in a negative way resulting in a market panic.

According to many economists, the global economy might now grow at its slowest rate since 2008 crisis.