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The real estate sector is the most rewarding segment that offers one of the best returns on investments. In Pakistan, the real estate sector is considered to be one of the most secure sectors as more and more people invest in this segment to secure their investments anticipating a high return on investments. The real estate sector of Pakistan is currently undergoing a mega transformation. This transformation is positive and is meant to revitalize the real estate economy of the country by making it transparent. However, apart from the reforms in this sector, the current government of Pakistan has also introduced myriad of relief packages for the construction as well as the real estate sector. These tax break and relief packages have made it easier for the general public to invest in the real estate sector of the country.

Do you want to improve service delivery in public sector and become truly user-centric? Then, join the User Centric Service Delivery conference in NSW on 12th and 13th April 2016. It is a must attend conference for those seeking to develop a deep knowledge of who the service users are and what does service delivery and digital service design mean. This event will bring together thought leaders and practitioners from Federal, State & Local Government to network and discuss the next stage in their digital agenda. Visit ProjectLink that provides detailed information about this 2-day event that will discuss how to research the service users to understand their needs, design services with users in mind, leverage digital technologies to create simpler, clearer, faster government services.

The report is titled as 'Enterprise Performance Management Market: Opportunity Analysis and Future Assessment 2022-2030'. An overview of conceptual frameworks, analytical approaches of the Enterprise Performance Management market is the main objective of the report, which further consists the market opportunity and insights of the data involved in the making of the respective market. Enterprise Performance Management market is expected to grow with significant rate in the near future. Request a Sample Copy of this Report @: https://reportsandinsights.com/sample-request/1687 Enterprise Performance Management Introduction Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) can be perceived as the approach of monitoring performance across the venture with the objective of enhancing business performance. An EPM system unifies and evaluates data from several sources, comprising, but not restricted to, e-commerce systems, back-office and front-office applications, data repositories and external data sources. The advanced EPM systems have the potential to uphold several performance approaches such as the balanced report sheet. Enterprise performance management (EPM) comprises three core theorems: planning, budgeting and forecasting (PBF), which majorly play its part in supporting the business in discerning the continuing activities that contribute to delivering its future longer-term plan of action. Secondly, performance reporting backs organizations in transforming their data into relevant, insightful, and well-timed management information. And lastly, Profitability and cost analysis which is responsible to allow effective and efficient assessment of costs, income and profitability at a myriad of levels across the enterprise. In present times, the need for regulatory compliance and security in enterprises is majorly projected to drive the growth of the global enterprise performance management market. Wish to Know More About the Study? Click here to get a Report Description:

In 2003 Rana Kapoor grabbed the opportunity to display his financial foresight and founded Yes Bank. His magnetism captured the public eye for a long time. Known for his meteoric rise and entrepreneurial success, let us get to know the man behind this enterprise who singlehandedly turned this brand new bank into the 4th largest private sector bank in India in a matter of a little over a decade. Birth of A Passion Born to a middle class family in Delhi, Kapoor had big dreams as a child. He often shared his dreams of starting his own company with his grandfather, who had immense trust in the young grandson's dreams. After graduating from Shri Ram College of Commerce in New Delhi in 1977, he went off to USA to fulfill his dreams. He enrolled for MBA at Rutgers University in New Jersey. It was this stint that got him deeply inspired to pursue a banking career. He wanted to create something big, in this model, back in India. But before that he needed some more experience. Thus, upon the completion of MBA, he began his banking career as a management trainee in the Bank of America (BoA). With a deep passion for banking, Rana Kapoor's career flourished in 1980 at Bank of America (BoA), as he rose the ranks. His stance of taking intuitive risks, which brought him success every time, was highly commended by his employers. In 1990, he was awarded the coveted Eagle Pin by the chairman of the bank. With such a promising career trajectory, soon he became the head of their wholesale banking business as well as several high stakes assignments in various countries of Asia. However, all that success was not enough for him, as he had bigger dreams, of starting his own venture. After nearly a two-decade-long flourishing corporate career, Kapoor was resolved to embark on his own venture. He wanted to create something that he could call his own. He kept yearning for creative independence and even came up with an interesting business plan to create a non-banking finance company with f

by Joe Curtis| 02 September 2014 Could councils get a helping hand going digital? A proposed local Government Digital Service (GDS) would help councils digitally transform, according to a public sector IT body.