Taking your business to the web.

 Do you own a business? Owning an offline retail business is GOOD, but nowadays if you have online support for your business, you will give a boost to it.

The ongoing pandemic has already ruined everything and in situations like this it's highly unlikely to have an offline business and watching it dead day by day.

Let me ask you a question?

How do you imagine the world of retail two years down the road ?

THIS is the right time for you to switch to online business and have your own web application for your business.

You might be filled with lot's of doubts, let me clarify few of them here,

How Important is eCommerce for Retailers?

Starting an eCommerce business is the best possible way to survive in the competitive market these days.

In order to support my view, let me tell you a story:

There was a girl named Mercy, the weather outside was burning, but she had to buy a dress for her sister. She had no options other than going outdoors, visiting several malls and shops and then buying it.

But the table has changed, now she only needs to visit several online stores go through thousands of dresses available and buy it from there. She saves her time and efforts both. Just like Mercy, eCommerce is becoming the first choice for majority of customers. If they can get all the facilities while sitting on the couch, why will they opt other option.

What are the benefits of online business?

Switching from Offline to Online business have lots and lots of benefits. You may have a look:

• It has feasibility to operate from anywhere
• Lower cost of Operating the business as compared to brick and mortar stores
• No time boundations
• Scalable and Easy to reach a wider audience
• Very easy to track the performance

Are you Ready To Move To eCommerce?

Moving from Offline to Online business is one time thing, what are you waiting for, We have all the answers for you. We are here to assist you and help you to migrate your offline business to online. We develop and Design websites according to your preference.

What is core web vital and how to improve?

 Core Web Vitals are a set of specific factors that Google considers important in a webpage’s overall user experience. Core Web Vitals are made up of three specific page speed and user interaction measurements: largest contentful paint, first input delay, and cumulative layout shift.

In short, Core Web Vitals are a subset of factors that will be part of Google’s “page experience” score.

Page Experience

Page experience will be a mishmash of factors that Google considers important for user experience, including:

HTTPS: If a page is served over a secure HTTPS connection then it will display a lock icon in the browser address bar.

Mobile-friendliness: Use Google’s mobile-friendly test.

Lack of interstitial pop ups

Safe-browsing: Check the Security Issues report in Search Console for any issues with safe browsing.

 

if you want to improve your Core Web Vitals score before then you need to improve Here

  

Largest Contentful Paint (LCP):

The amount of time to render the largest content element visible in the viewport, from when the user requests the URL. The largest element is typically an image or video, or perhaps a large block-level text element. This is important because it tells the reader that the URL is actually loading.

First input delay (FID):

The time from when a user first interacts with your page (when they clicked a link, tapped on a button, and so on) to the time when the browser responds to that interaction. This measurement is taken from whatever interactive element that the user first clicks. This is important on pages where the user needs to do something, because this is when the page has become interactive.

Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS):

CLS measures the sum total of all individual layout shift scores for every unexpected layout shift that occurs during the entire lifespan of the page. The score is zero to any positive number, where zero means no shifting and the larger the number, the more layout shift on the page.

New Privacy Policy Update of WhatsApp in India

 WhatsApp recently announced it is updating its terms of service and privacy policies from February 8. After coming under criticism from all sides, the Facebook-owned company is now reportedly under the government’s scanner as well.

What the new updates:

• Whatsapp is updating its term and privacy policy
• Key updates include more information about:
• Whatsapp’s service and how we process your data
• How businesses can use facebook hosted services to store and manage their whatsapp chats
• How we partner with Facebook to offer intregration across the facebook company products
  
  
  

What Whatsapp says:

Whatsapp clarified it does not read or share personal chat message with parent company facebook and that users can opt out of using the new commerce features if they are not comfortable with those  messages being stored or used by the

US-based social media gaint.       

Some Questing Arrived in mind after this.

•    Does WhatsApp now share my messages with Facebook?
Answer: No.
•    Does WhatsApp share my location with Facebook? 
Answer: Only approximate location information.
•    Will WhatsApp show ads?
Answer: Not at the moment.
•    Will WhatsApp record and track my audio/video calls? 
Answer: No.

Reference By: https://www.geitpl.com/blog/2021/01/18/new-privacy-policy-update-whatsapp-india/

Clinical and Regulatory Implications

Amid the pandemic transmission of COVID-19, every industry vertical is engaged in finding transformative ways of working that are resilient, purpose-driven, and adaptable. Patient connect is critical as they are psychologically down with the uncertainties and fear of transmission. The challenge is to engage and keep them informed, compliant, and motivated.

New ways of report and record-keeping are required to ensure data security and integrity.
Staying resilient and being prepared for such biothreats in the future requires a complete recoding of the clinical studies along with the corresponding regulatory guidelines. This means that pharmaceutical companies will need to get on board this adaptive culture to ramp up their networking, collaboration, data exchange, and cybersecurity capabilities.

Reference By: https://www.geitpl.com/blog/2020/11/19/clinical-and-regulatory-implications/

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• Logo design 
• Web Design
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• Mobile App Development
• Ecommerce Web Development

Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity, Expand your business with our professional Developers, Hire Remote Developers this festive season at affordable price.

Reference By: https://www.geitpl.com/blog/2020/11/09/exciting-diwali-offers-on-web-mobile-app-development/

            

Debugging Ionic Applications with Google Chrome

 Creating hybrid mobile apps has become easier in recent years thanks to the availability of tools like Apache Cordova, Capacitor, and Ionic Framework which have opened up development opportunities to non-Java/Objective C developers experienced with development using HTML 5, CSS, JavaScript and TypeScript.

The browser which we use for front-end/PWA development and the chances are they'll answer with Google Chrome which is not surprising given its rich feature set of developer tools.

One of these developer tools - Remote Debugging - enables Android applications to be debugged directly within the browser which, if we're not already acquainted with this feature, is extremely useful for Ionic based development.

Debugging Android apps

To make use of the Remote Debugging feature open the Google Chrome developer tools and click on the Main menu

1. Opening the Google Chrome Inspector

From the menu that appears select More tools followed by Remote devices from the appearing sub-menu.

2. Enabling the Google Chrome debugger

At this point, we should have already connected your Android device to the machine (with the Enable USB Debugging setting switched on - VERY important!) which, in turn, will be detected by Google Chrome and listed under the Devices column in the Remote Devices tab.

 3. Connecting a remote device to the Google Chrome debugger

Click onto the listed Android device and then select the Inspect button that appears in the right-hand side of the Remote Devices window:

4. Opening a connected remote device to the Google Chrome debugger

Now when interacting with our Ionic application running on the connected Android device we'll be able to use Google Chrome to access various debugging features such as console logs and the DOM inspector for the currently activated session:

As we can see this simply allows us to run our Ionic Android applications using Google Chrome to access information about the app as if we were interacting with the front-end code of a website.

 

Summary
Whether we're already using Chrome or not the Remote Debugging tool should be top of your list for Ionic Android development as it gives us a quick and easy way to diagnose how our application is performing - always a handy feature when working on a project.

Reference By: https://www.geitpl.com/blog/2020/10/30/debugging-ionic-applications-google-chrome/

Strategic Use of Information

We are living in an amazing era of technology-driven transformation that redefined how business organizations operate different functions to buy, sell, market, communicate and collaborate, all happening in really short period of time.

Today more and more businesses are relaying on rich market data to obtain information about sells to predict product demand and control business operations based on real time data. Companies like Google, Amazon, Netflix, and Spotify are few of 1000’s of fast-growing companies that continue to leverage technology to gain more insights from the data they collect through their customer. Now think about the impact of technology on supply chain management. A supply chain is the heart of organization’s operations. It’s a network of business partners like manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, and retailers who all work together to fulfill the consumers demand of product and services. Tech advancement, which enable information availability made it possible to create transparency and integration within members of supply chain. In this blog, we will see the impact of information sharing on supply chain on retail business and related chain members. We will also examine how it relates to Porter’s Five Competitive Forces model.