Tulip smart city

• Overview • App Editor Create and edit apps with no-code editing • Player Display apps on tablets, screens, mobile, wearables • Vision Guide, detect, improve operations with cameras • Plugins Add advanced functionality with connectors, low-code widgets • Data & Analytics Visualize real-time data, create dashboards • Edge Connectivity Streamline data collection and control devices • Capabilities • Integrations Connect to ERPs, collaboration tools, etc. • Machine Connectivity Connect to networked and stranded machines • Workspaces Use Tulip across sites around the world • Governance & Change Management Equip citizen developers while enforcing procedures • GxP-Ready Features to help with regulation compliance • Integrated Validation Reduce validation efforts with a qualified platform • Hardware • Edge Devices Connect to your physical environment • Device Library Connect Tulip to third party devices • Ecosystem • Library Find solutions to solve your problems • Solutions • Solutions • Next-Gen MES Build a truly composable MES that is agile and human-centric • Connected Worker Elevate your teams with flexible, connected workflows • Electronic History Records (eBR/eDHR) Future-proof your operations with a right-the-first-time eBR/eDHR • Visual Quality Inspection Integrate ML-powered defect detection into your operator workflows • Use Cases • Digital Work Instructions Guide operators with connected, media-rich apps • Production Visibility & Alerts Gain real-time insights to drive...

With Tulip’s solutions, we are able to use technology to strengthen the relationship between brand and customers, to create more curated offers to fulfill market needs. Tulip represents a further evolutionary moment of our omnichannel strategy because it allows us to follow our customer in a personalized, individual way and in line with the needs of our customers. In fact, we have included the omnichannel personal shopper in the store. One of the most important things is getting a seamless experience presenting products to the customer on a customer-facing application. Now we have flexibility by not having a fixed till. And in terms of the customer journey, it makes it so much smoother as there’s no need to take someone over to a fixed point in a store. Tulip is a fast-growing SaaS company laser-focused on driving the digital transformation of retail. What makes Tulip unique is its emphasis on people. This ethos is clear in our workplace culture and plays a transformative role in how we create software. For years, retail leaders, store associates, and even shoppers have been fitting themselves around their tech. Instead of following suit, we spent countless hours getting to know individuals at every level of the organization and even hired a whole team of retail experts in order to build an ecosystem around the way modern retailers want to work.

Union human resource development (HRD) minister Dr Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank and minister of housing and urban affairs (MoHUA) Hardeep Singh Puri on Thursday jointly inaugurated The Urban Learning Internship Programme (TULIP) to provide internship opportunities to thousands of fresh graduates and engineers of the county under the ‘Smart City’ projects. TULIP Portal: Full details on how to register, eligibility etc(TULIP internship portal) The TULIP portal has been developed by AICTE. Under the internship programme students will get to work for 100 smart cities under ministry of housing and urban development. According to the TULIP portal, there are a total of 295,200 internships under 23,970 companies. “We expect that around 25,000 fresh graduates will be enrolled in its first year. This will help curb the unemployment as well. The interns will be selected for a period of one year,” said housing and urban affairs minister Hardeep Singh Puri. “Currently, there are 80 lakh students studying in various engineering colleges of India. These engineering graduates will get internship opportunities in various departments under the housing and urban development ministry. In near future, we will provide opportunities to over 1 crore students. I suggest other ministries also to come forward and collaborate with TULIP to provide internship in their departments,” said HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank. Who are eligible: Students having a degree of B. Tech, B planning, B. Arch, BA, B...

BHUBANESWAR: Under The Urban Learning Internship Programme (TULIP), an initiative of the union ministry of housing and urban affairs and ministry of human resources development, three The three-fresh graduates, who joined BSCL, are from computer science, civil engineering and architecture. BSCL general manager (administration) Kamaljit Das oriented the freshers to learn the different experiences of BSCL has recently invited applications from fresh graduates to apply for Objective of the internship programme launched on June 4 this year is to provide short-term exposure to fresh technical graduates to real world project implementation and planning for professional development and experiential learning with Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) and Smart cities. Another purpose of this programme is to get skilled, high-quality workforce and innovative citizen-centric solutions for the urban bodies. It will help the participating graduates to enhance their employability through “learning by doing” and opportunity to co-create innovation for cities. These interns will get certificates for their internship in the BSCL.

• • • What is TULIP, The Urban Learning Internship Program, Run by Centre to Empower Fresh Graduates? What is TULIP, The Urban Learning Internship Program, Run by Centre to Empower Fresh Graduates? The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) launched ‘The Urban Learning Internship Program (TULIP)’ with the intention to match opportunities in ULBs and smart cities with learning needs of fresh graduates. The duration of the internship will be a minimum of 8 weeks up to 1 year. New Delhi: The Urban Learning Internship Program, or TULIP is an initiative by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs in collaboration with the Ministry of Education that aims to utilise the skills of freshly graduated students to co-create modern solutions for Indian cities. Let’s learn some more about this unique initiative by the Central government to empower the youth while connecting them with urban ecosystem here. What are the goals of TULIP? • To provide a platform to connect fresh graduates with urban governments • To provide government and industry a pool of well trained professionals • To make fresh graduates more market ready • To expose young graduates to real life learning in urban environments Who are the stakeholders and what are their roles in TULIP? • MoHUA: Guidelines, overall program management and capacity building • AICTE: Platform management, end to end digital handholding • Graduates: Learning by doing-experiential learning in real complex urban environment • States/UTs:...