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Next time you have something to share on your official Whatsapp group – Take a moment, think and then click the send button.

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Your winning pitch is now that short WhatsApp note that you have to send across

WhatsApp is a great tool for a businessman if used decently it can be of use, if not you'll end up fighting people

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Maintain your core business agenda intact

With changing times, many businesses are now turning to WhatsApp , the largest messaging application, for better communication and personalization

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The digital payments space in India is undergoing disruption at breakneck speed and FinTech players are also exploring the possibility of integrating utility payments into their ecosystems to further drive user engagement

In today's world, everyone is dependent on the use of technology, where apps not only assist us to work but to relax and manage tasks as well

2018 will see a boom in conversational interface development with more and more developers creating Alexa skills, Google actions, and Apple Home Kit automations that can be used by the respective ecosystems

Founded in March 2015 by engineers Faizan Aziz and Anirudh Coontoor, the startup leverages technology and operations to deliver any medicine, instantly at the best prices.

According to a report by consulting firm Zinnov, people are doing business worth $8-9 Billion through Facebook and Whatsapp.

A community has to solve a real problem for a real audience

"Our idea is to add more and more asset classes for people to invest."

The platform will now WhatsApp your ticket

Work can get really screwed up when the communication channel is not strong and accurate.

Today, Chandrasekaran is no stranger to India having held critical posts in Leading Indian organizations like Bharti Airtel and Snapdeal.

"Bank of India plans to lend money to start-ups at the seed level. The financial flow will increase only after they start to grow," says G. Padmanabhan, Chairman, Bank of India