A

PROJECT

ON

“MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM”

UNDER THE GUIDANCE

OF
Mr. JITENDRA TOMAR

AMITY BUSINESS SCHOOL

SECTOR-44, NOIDA

TEAM MEMBERS:
AYUSHI JALAN (E 13)
SILKY MITTAL (E 48)
ANKIT AGARWAL (E 55)
AKANKSHA KUMAR (E 06)
NUPUR DHANAWAT (E 30)

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 DECLARATION

WE, hereby declare that this project titled

“SECOND

MARRIAGE.COM” is prepared by us, during

the academic year

under the guidance of Mr. JITENDRA TOMAR,

Faculty of amity

Noida with the help of the practical exposure

gained from seeing

the physical stores.

I also declare that this project work is the

result of our own effort and has not been
submitted to any other university or
institution for the award of any degree.
Also this project is strictly for assessment
purpose and can not be held against the
company. The facts held in the project may
have been altered to protect the interest of

the company.

Date – 01.11.2007
Place – NOIDA

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 ACKNOWLEDG
EMENT

It is with deep sense of gratitude that we

express our indebtedness to everybody
who has been instrumental in helping us in
completing the project. I would like to
thank Mr.Jitendra Tomar for providing me
the opportunity to work with their
esteemed organization.

We would also like to acknowledge the

support of our friends in the college who
have directly and indirectly helped me.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Chapter Details Page No.

Introduction

1. • COMPANY 06
• CATALOG

2. Marketing Strategies 16

3. Financial Statement 29

4. HR Policies 43

IT strategies

• Software , hardware and

5. platforms 40
• Securities
• Payment system
• Revenue model

6. Cyber Law 49

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 The Promoting Body
Looking into the vast potential of virtual
development in the National Capital Region as per
details given above, few visionaries from various
fields but having a common interest of providing
most qualified and skilled manpower decided to
establish a HEAD OFFICE IN CANAUGHT
PLACE, NEWDELHI to cater to the need of ever
increasing second marriages in the region and it was
established on 29th march 2008 by Ms. AYUSHI
JALAN.

Details of Promoters including their

background:

SECOND MARRIAGE has been promoted

by the following members:

1. Ms. Ayushi Jalan

Chairman

2. Ms.Silky Mittal
Vice Chairman

3. Mr. Ankit Agarwal

Chief Secretary

4. Ms. Akanksha Kumar

Treasurer
5. Ms.Nupur Dhanawat
Member

The Promoters have vast retail experience,

which includes administration of higher
respond.

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 ABOUT THE
COMPANY

BUSINESS IDEA

Secondmarriage.com is an interactive

matrimonial service which acts as a

platform for individuals looking to get

married again. On the website users can

create their own profile for other members

to search and can also search through a

large database of other profiles. Users can

also chat in the chat room which is only for

the members of the site.

The website will focus on a very specific

target market, which are the people who are

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separated, divorced or widowed.

The unique selling point of the website is

the fact that Indians are very reserved about

talking about a subject of a broken

marriage. Through this websites individuals

can cut through these reservations and the

family tensions, to either find a new partner

or interact with people who have been

through the same experience as them.

Separation in the Indian society leads to a

lot of depressions among these individuals,

interacting and chatting with other people

online helps a lot. People are more open

about talking about their problems when

they know that the other person has gone

through a similar situation.

The website will also provide counseling

sessions through an online chat room.

Reputed psychiatrists will come online on

certain times of the day to answer

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questions and talk to people. Through this

we hope to help people suffering from

depression or seeking other advice on how

to move on in life.

SERVICE

The website- www.secondmarriage.com

HOMEPAGE

The first web page that shows up when we

type www.secondmarriage.com in our

browser. This page will have a very well

designed interface.

The interface will include the following:

• Login box

• Register as new member box

• Navigation links

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 • Company info

• Punch lines, ad service information

MATRIMONIA

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To search for profiles or to create a profile a

user needs to first register them to the

website. A registration link will be present

on the homepage which will direct the user

to the registration page.

At the registration page the following

information will be asked from the user:

• Username

• Password

• E-mail Address

• Name and other personal information

(Will be optional)

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 PROFIL

Once registered a member will be asked to

setup their profile. The profile is

compulsory to make for all members.

Through this profile other members can

search for the user once the user has

completed the process.

The profile will have the following items:

• Age

• Sex

• Location

• Divorce/Widow

• Other Items

Searching for
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 members

A member can also search through the

database of existing members using an

advanced search to find a right match. The

search will have all the options in the profile

ad will give many options from those to

narrow your result.

The search criteria will include:

• Basic Info

o Gender

o Age in years

o Height

o Complexion

• Religious & Social Background

o Religion

o Mother Tongue

• Education & Career

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 • Lifestyle

• Location

The Selection

Process

From the search results the members can

go through all the profiles. If the member

likes a profile there is an option to add the

profile to your favorites for later viewing or

you can click the send message button to

write a message to get in touch with the

members that you like.

The Chat

Room

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The website will include a chat room which

will be restricted to the members only. The

chat room will provide a platform for

members to interact with other members on

a real-time basis.

There will be an option to view profiles of

members while chatting with them.

The Counselling

Sessions

At regular intervals, reputed psychiatrists

and psychologists will give counseling

sessions through chat rooms. These

sessions will be advertised on the website

before the sessions are to take place.

The sessions can also be on a one to one

basis depending on the request of the

customer and the discretion of the

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counselor.

STRUCUTURE

OF WEBSITE

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 Index.htm

Products
Home About Us Contact Us Sign in Feedback
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New User
Select Occasion Registration
Delivery Policy

Offline Payment
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Services
Birthdays

Administrator
Anniversaries

New Born

Congratulations

Get Well Soon

Condolences

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Mission of the

Promoting Body

The primary goal of the members is to

provide such an atmosphere to the general
public which is conducive to growing and
maturing in all fields having knowledge and
the ability for analytical thinking so that
they are able to face the technological and
ethical changes in this fast moving world.

It is amply clear from the facts stated as

above, that there is a very high demand of
second marriage in the region, which is
increasing exponentially. The second
marriage facilities in the region are
comparatively inadequate.

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 M ARKET SIZE AND

SEGMENT

2ndShaadi.com will exist in an international

interlinked environment through the

internet. Our major market is in India but the

service can be used by people all over the

world as the service is open to all thru the

wide gates of the internet. The market size

is focused upon the people who are

separated, divorced or widowed.

Widows

In India , widows of re marriageable ages

are mainly from West Bengal where there is

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the highest proportion of widows (65.1%)

followed by Karnataka (63.2%), Andhra

Pradesh (63.1%), Tamil Nadu (60.3%) and

Orissa (60.2%). Overall, Pondicherry had the

highest proportion of widows (67.7%).

Even the small have a proportion of widows

like Nagaland (24.5), Sikkim (32.1), Haryana

(36.5), Mizoram (38.7) and Punjab (39.5).

Widows here consist of both, Men and

Women of ages between 18-38 years.

The above figures are from the United

Nations, Population Division, and World

Population Prospects: 2004 Revision, New

York, 2005. Vol I: Comprehensive Tables;

Vol II: Sex and Age; United Nations, World

Population Projections to 2150, New York,

2005.

Divorcees

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The number of Divorced people in India is

also increasing tremendously. There has

also been an increase in the number of

divorce cases and the growing acceptability

of divorce in India, especially in urban

areas.

According to a recent survey conducted by

IndiaToday, in four metros — Delhi,

Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata — almost 70

per cent of the divorce cases now involve

couples below 35 years of age, driven apart

by stressful lifestyle and intolerance. The

survey also found a dramatic increase in

the number of cases filed by women.

Also thru a meeting with Expert Dr. Jitendra

Nagpal, a Psychiatrist at VIMHANS, Delhi

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We came to know that about 10 to 15

percent of the married population does seek

advice for either continuing the marriage or

even optioning for a breakup. And this is

true not just for 14 or 7 years old married

couple but also for people married just for

about six months. He also mentioned that

divorces have gone up 15 times in the last

15 years, which is seen as a dramatic

change in our social ethos.

So we consider the above as our market

size and the ages from 18 -40 as our age

segmentation.

Size of Market Living

outside India

NRI Population – A huge population of

Indians or people of Indian origin live

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outside India. The internet is the perfect

platform to target such an audience and

provide our services to them. Below is a list

of populations according to country to give

an Idea of the size of the population.

Asia Europe

• Nepal 4,000,000 • United Kingdom 1,500,000

• Sri Lanka 950,000
• Bhutan 70,000
• Afghanistan 46,000
• Malaysia 1,800,000
• Singapore 425,000
• Myanmar 400,000
• Thailand 65,000
• Indonesia 30,000
• Philippines 30,000
• Hong Kong 25,000
Middle East
• Saudi Arabia 1,400,000
• United Arab Emirates
1,200,000
• Kuwait 500,000
• Oman 350,000
• Qatar 175,000 Latin America
• Bahrain 140,000
• Yemen 100,000
Africa
• South Africa 1,200,000
• Mauritius 800,000 Oceania
• Kenya 70,000
• Netherlands 300,000
• France 70,000
• Germany 60,000
• Switzerland 60,000
• Italy 50,000
• Portugal 20,000
• Sweden 15,000
North America
• United States 2,500,000
• Canada 800,000
• Trinidad and Tobago
520,000
• Jamaica 34,000
• Guadeloupe 6,000
• Grenada 3,000
• Guyana 315,000
• Suriname 160,000
• French Guiana 12,000
• Belize 10,000
• Fiji 350,000

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 • Uganda 60,000 • Australia 150,000
• Tanzania 50,000 • New Zealand 70,000
• Madagascar 30,000
• Mozambique 21,000
• Zambia 20,000

• Zimbabwe 20,000

These figures tell us that there is a big wide

market waiting to be approached for the

services that we are providing.

The Indian

Subcontinent as a Market

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The site is not only limited to Indians as

there is a huge market in other countries

like Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.

These countries, like India, have a large

number of people living in other

countries .Persons from these countries will

constitute to a large part of our market.

Target

market

The market that this website will target is

very specific in nature. The market consists

of people who are separated, divorced or

widowed. Further our target audience is

divided by location. The first division

includes those who live in India; the second

includes Indians living abroad.

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Further dissection of the market is given

below:

• For Indian Market

o Demographic factors

 Age – 18 – 45years

 Income Levels – middle to

high income groups

 Gender- Target both male

and female

 Educational level – High

school and above

 Computer Literacy –

Proficient with internet use.

o Psychographic factors

 life style

• Will target people

living in the metros

who live in where the

lifestyle of people is

more open and liberal.

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  Attitude

• Will focus on people

with a more liberal

outlook towards life.

For Indians Living Abroad

o This part of the market will be

targeted only through the

internet, which means they will

be computer literate. The Indian

Diaspora is doing very well and

the use of internet is very high

within this group.

Market Trends

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The market for 2ndShaadi.com is going to

be ever growing. With the modernization

and increasing literacy of urban and as well

as rural sector, our market grows. Some

Statistics relating to our target markets are

given below:

• 11 out of every 1000 marriages fail in

India.

• This is up from 7.41 to every 1000 in

1991.

With the westernization of the Indian

society, especially in the metros, the

thinking of the people is becoming more

and more liberal. It is this change that is

leading to our societies mindset being

changed about second marriages.

Current trend show that Indians are

following on the footsteps of the American

societies, if that is true than the need for

remarriage will increase drastically in the

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years to come.

- “BEING GLOBAL”

COMPETIT

ION

Matrimonial service industry is a very huge

industry and is in its growing phase in the

booming market. There are so many players

in this industry, some of them are as

follows:-

• Shaadi Matrimonials

• Jeevan sathi Matrimonials

• Rishtehirishte Matrimonials

• Times cassified Matrimonials

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 • Bharat Matrimonials

• vivah Matrimonials

Description of a close Competitor:

Shaadi.com Matrimonial service

Shaadi.com is the biggest competitor for

our Startup .as of now Shaadi.com has

more than 70 % market share.

Services they offer

• Matrimonial service

o Thing to note is that this site also

has an option for divorced or

separated people

• It’s a paid service.

o Silver membership – Lets a

member contact the other

member and chat with them.

 Rs.1,750 for 3 months

 Rs.2,550 for 6 months

 Rs.3250 for 12 months.

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 Key Barriers

to entry

• Social Barriers

o The main barrier to the entry for

our company is our social values.

Our country is socially very rich

and does not encourage these

kinds of services as our country is

the same country where not so long

ago sati was still practiced. On the

brighter side the times are

changing and India’s culture is

becoming more liberal by the day.

• Computer Literacy

o The internet

usage in India is very low as in

India people are not that

computer savvy, adding to it the

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 computer literacy is very low, in

India people have very less

knowledge about computers

.Still on the other hand India is

the leading exporter of software

in the world and technologies are

reaching the rural sector as well.

It wont be long before India

reaches one of the highest

computer literate populations of

the world.

• Competition

o Shaadi.com has

the monopoly over the market

and has market share of more

than 70 % which makes them the

leader in the market, the entry for

the new players will not be that

easy.

INDUSTRY
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 The growth rate of the second-marriage

market exceeds that of the conventional

industry. One reason is that those who tie

the knot again tend to be financially more

independent than young couples having

their first shot at marriage. Industry insiders

estimate the value of the market at US$2.3

billion as of last year.

The industry is basically based upon

marriage thru the internet. So it may also

cover up the international society which

would be beneficial. Nations such as the

following have a good market for our

service .

Critical Risk Factors ( SWOT

ANALYSIS )

Strengths: Weakness:

1) Unique Service. 1) Crew is new to the industry.

2) Specific target audience. 2) Lack of experience.

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 3) First mover’s advantage. 3) Less startup capital.

4) Growing divorce rates in 4) Low infrastructure.

India. 5) Low technical know how.

5) Free of cost service.

Opportunity: Threats:

1) Increasing Divorce rates. 1) Very specific target audience.

2) The rate of divorce in 1991 in 2) Large number of competitors

India was 7 out of every 1000 in the market.

marriages, in 2002 it went to 9 3) Emergence of similar

out of 1000, but in 2005 it was competitors.

11 out of 1000. 4) Lack of computer literacy in

3) Target Segment increasing by India.

the day. 5) The reservations towards

4) Growing computer second marriages in India.

awareness.

Resource

Requirements

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Resource requirements will vary according

to the lifecycle stage that the website is in.

The resource requirements listed here are

those required for initial startup till the first

year of operations.

Business Premises

For the first year of operations the business

will be run from home. Running it from

home will cut costs of setting up an office.

Real Estate prices are very high these days

and by saving this cost we can deploy more

money into promoting the site initially.

Equipment

• 3 Personal computers

• UPS power backup which supports all

three computers.

• One dedicated Phone Line.

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Financial Viability

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Cost Projections

Cost projections for the first year are as

follows:

Item Cost
(in
rupees)
Domain name registration 500
Website Hosting 5,000
Website Development 50,000
Phone Line + Broadband 12,000
Total 67,500

Profit

Projections

For the first 3 months we do not expect to

generate any revenue. The main focus for

the first three months will be to generate as

many hits on the website as we can. This

will be made possible by doing direct

marketing through email marketing and PR

articles.

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The Profit Generations for the rest of the

year are given as follows:

Month Revenue (in Rupees)

1st Month 0
2nd Month 0
3rd Month 0
4th Month 650
5th Month 1,250
6th Month 1,250
7th Month 1,250
8th Month 1,250
9th Month 1,250
10th Month 1,250
11th Month 2,500
12th Month 3,750
Total 14,400

Profit For year 2:

Month Revenue ( in

Rupees)
st
1 Month 5,000
2nd Month 6,250
3rd Month 7,500
4th Month 8,750
5th Month 10,000
6th Month 11,250
7th Month 12,500
8th Month 13,750
9th Month 15,000

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 10th Month 16,250
11th Month 17,500
12th Month 18,750
Total 1,42,500

4.2 - Quarterly Operating Profit/Loss Expected in

Rupees (thousand) for Second Year
First Second Third Fourth
Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter
Revenue 180 200 220 240
Expenditure 140 140 140 170
Operating
40 60 80 70
Profit/Loss

4.3 - Quarterly Operating Profit/Loss Expected in

Rupees (thousand) for Third Year
First Second Third Fourth
Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter
Revenue 260 283 308 336
Expenditure 187.6 201.6 216.6 226.6
Operating
72.4 81.4 91.4 109.4
Profit/Loss

4.4 - Profit/Loss for first Three Years in

Rupees (thousand)
First Year Second Year Third Year
Revenue 338 831 1187
Expenditure 325.3 611.2 832.4
Operating 12.7 219.8 354.6
Profit/loss

5. Cash flow analysis

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Projected cash balances form the cash flow
analysis. It alerts the business of liquidity
problems. Liquidity i.e. availability of cash
is so Important that even a profitable
company can run into crisis if it does not
have cash to pay for its obligations as they
fall due.

The cash flow analysis below suggests that

the Company will have healthy liquidity
position by the end of the first year and this
obviates the need for further cash flow
analysis.

11.5

18.2
6.7
9

11.5
6.9

4.6
8

4.7

2.2

6.9
7

(1.2)
5.9

4.7
6
5

8.3

5.9
(2.4)

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 (4.6)
12.9

8.3
4

(7.6)
20.5

12.9
3

(9.2)
29.7

20.5
2

(10.3)

29.7
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1

Cash Balances
from operations
Open Cash -

Profit / (Loss)

i.e. Net Profit

Cash Flow

Inflow

Inflow
Break Even

Analysis

Taking the initial Costs into consideration

the company will break even after one and a

half years of operation. This break even

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point has come about using the minimum

investment model for this project.

Projected closing Balance Sheet

for first three y

Assets 1st yr

2nd Yr 3rdY

Fixed assets

269.3 59.3

Current assets 538.6

260 52.7

1st Yr
2nd Yr 3rd Yr

Liabilities 193.6
56 50
(Liability to share holders)

Profit/Loss before Tax 345

213.3 9.3

Taxes @ 35.5% 122.5

75.7 3.3

Net Profit/Loss 225.5

137.6 6

Dividend -
- -

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 Reserves/Retained Profit 225.5
137.6 6

Cumulated Reserves 366.1

143.6 6

Financial Analysis

Net Profit for first Three Years

250
Net Profit in Rupees (lakhs)

200

150

100

50

0
1 2 3

Capital Requirements Year

Initial Capital required to start the venture

will be put up by us only.

At the end of the first year more resources

will be required to market the website

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further. For the operations during the

second year another 5lacs will be required.

Sources of capital:

• Venture Capitalists

• Bank Loans

• Family and friends

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 Management & Personnel

The initial stages of the venture will require

only three key people to manage the

website.

• Technology Manager

o Responsibilities

 The technology manager

will look after the day to

day operations of the

website.

 Updating the website

through the backend

interface.

 Testing and control of the

website

 Upgrading – software and

hardware

 Make decisions about

change in technology and

up gradation.

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 o Background & Skills

 Should be proficient in

Website development

languages and models.

 Should have at least a

masters in computer

application

• Marketing Manager

o Responsibilities

 Will be responsible for

marketing the website in

the best possible way.

 Will also be responsible for

doing PR for the website.

o Background & Skills

 Should have sufficient

knowledge of website

marketing.

 Should be at least a

Bachelors degree in

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 business or equivalent

experience

• Operations Manager

o Responsibilities

 Will be responsible for

keeping the operations of

the website on track.

 Will maintain records of all

transactions and accounts.

 Will be responsible for

making future projections

and making critical

business decisions.

o Background & Skills

 Should have sufficient

skills in management.

 Should be at least a

Bachelors degree in

business or equivalent

experience.

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Future Projections of

personnel requirements

At the end of the first year of operations we

will increase our personnel to five. The

additions will be of one IT professional and

one marketing/PR professional.

As the traffic to the website increases the

need for more personnel will be seen.

Professional Advisors

For the first year of operations professional

advice will be sought from friends and

family who are into certain fields like

Accounting, Legal services and consulting.

After the completion of the first year we will

need one lawyer and one accountant on a

retainer ship basis.

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 HR
POLICES
Our HR vision is to create a committed
workforce through people enabling
processes & knowledge sharing practices
based upon our value system. We are in the
process of increasing our workforce to
cater to our needs of increased production
capacity and increased sales.

Key HR policies are

 Absence management

 Alcohol & drug policies

 Codes of conduct

 Company cars & business travel

 Disciplinary procedures

 Dress codes & corporate clothing

 Grievance procedures

 Harassment

 Human capital measurement

 International assignments

 Internet & e-mail policies

 Redundancy

 Relocation

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Developing human

resources with market

value

While the system serves as the core of our

manufacturing, we consider human
resources development for future growth
our key management mission.

As people grow increasingly mobile,

investment in personnel development
becomes all the more important. Therefore,
we will implement a personnel program
designed to give employees the place and
opportunity to meet challenges, develop
their capabilities and increase their market
value.

The best employers do more than issue pay

cheques. They improve life in the workplace
and in the surrounding community as well.

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 IT STRATEGIES

Revenue Model

• Revenue for the first one year of

operations will come only from two

sources.

• CPM

o Cost-per-thousand-impressions,

or CPM for short, is a term used

in describing the amount that

advertising costs per thousand

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 impressions. It gets its

abbreviation because M is the

Roman numeral for thousand.

• Pop-under

o Pop-under is the ad format that

opens in a smaller window

behind the active browser

window. It is also known as pop-

behind. Pop-unders are not

noticed by the users until they

close the active window. Pop-

unders are usually paid in CPM

and are less intrusive than pop-

ups.

Monthly Page 2 Banners @ Rs.20 Pop Under @ Rs.150

Views CPM CPM

25,000 Rs.1250/month Rs.750/month
100,000 Rs5,000/month Rs.3,000/month
1,000,000 Rs50,000/month Rs.30,000/month
30,000,000 Rs15,00,000/month Rs.9,00,000/month

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 SECURITIES

There are many kinds of intellectual

property, but the ones most important to
online businesses are:

• The Company will have to make

sure that it does not infringe others’
copyright when obtaining content
for the site as well as the reverse.
The essence of this law is that

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 copyright owners have the right to
prevent others from reproducing
(copying), modifying, publicly
displaying or distributing a piece of
work (be it text information,
graphics, icons, audio-visual clips,
Java programs or other types of
works commonly placed on Web
sites).

• A copyright’s main function is to

protect the creative effort of the
owner of a hand-made item
especially if it is a source of
livelihood/income. In other words,
to protect the owner of copyrighted
material from any potential damage
to revenue prospects caused by
unauthorized use of that material is
thus of great relevance to
commercial websites. Copyright
maybe registered but it exists
automatically upon creation without
registration.

• Avoiding copyright infringement

Incase a contractor is hired to
develop the website, the Company
must have a written agreement in
order to transfer the ownership of
copyright (which will enable the
control of future website designs and
amendments). Without such an
agreement the developer of the
website will remain the owner of the
copyright. Thus it is necessary to:

• Obtain licenses from third party

consultants to use copyright
material that they have created to

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 place on the website and comply
with any terms of use attached to
the material

• Display the copy-right symbol ‘©’

along with name of author and
year of creation (for example,
2ndmarriage.com). This can be
useful as evidence of when the
work was created. It also puts
others on notice that ownership
of copyright in the work is being
asserted.

• Set out in the general terms and

conditions, a statement, that
users of the site obtain
permission before copying,
downloading or altering material
from the website.

TECHNOLOGY

SOFTWARE

The website itself will be designed using

specific computer languages which are

used for web-based applications. Some of

the popular languages that are being used

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today are php, jsp, c#, etc. These languages

do not need any licensing.

A data base program will run in the backend

to save all the profiles and make it easier for

the programmer to manage the data. MySQL

is a free data base management system that

has proven itself in many large websites

around the world.

HARDWARE

At least three Intel centrino based personal

computers will be used to update the

website. The website will be hosted on an

external hosting service such as Microsoft.

Hosting it on an external server cuts costs

of purchasing and maintaining your own

server, and in a country like India where

power cuts are a common occurrence

setting up your own server does not make

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sense unless you have very advanced

power backup systems, which further add

to costs.

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 CYBER
CRIME

Overview

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As with an investigation of any crime, a
computer crime
investigator must assess the amount of
damage, identify
systems which may have been
compromised and analyze what crimes may
have been committed. As with any
investigation, various leads may appear,
and care must be given not to jump to come
to premature conclusions.

Techniques which are followed

Different investigative techniques will be
used if an insider or outsider committed the
crime. They will consider factors such as
how the criminal gained access, whether
the act is malicious or accidental, and
techniques that were used that may be
unusual or highly technical. As the
investigation progresses, the designated
internal security manager will need to keep
company management informed as to
proposed steps and progress of the
investigation.

Methods of Investigations
Initial assessment following computer
breach consists of a careful examination
and inventory of all potentially affected
systems. An important first step is
determining if a perpetrator still has control
of the any relevant computer. If they are still
logged on, an important decision is to
decide whether to terminate the user;
leaving the intruder on the system may
provide a better opportunity of profiling and
ultimately identifying and apprehending the
attacker. If on the other hand the
investigator decides to lock the user out
and disconnect the system from the

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network they can often limit the damage to
what the malicious user has already
accomplished. To complicate matters
further, advanced hacker techniques such
as 'logic bombs' can automatically erase
'tracks' when the connection is terminated;
those tracks can include data up to and
including all data on the computer. While
this risk may not be high, it does exist, and
illustrates the difficult choices faced by
those working in a security breach
circumstance.

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 Conclusio

Secondmarriage.com is not only a good

business idea, but it also fulfils the needs

for a segment of our society that has been

neglected for a long time. We at

secondmarriage.com have presented this

long document about the business viability

of this project. This website is much more

than a money making Endeavour, its about

giving more opportunities to people in our

target segment to continue living the life

that they had always dreamt of. We all make

mistakes in our younger years, more

importantly in our society sometimes we

are made to make choices under family

pressure; this website gives a second

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chance to everyone who has gone through

such an experience.

The counseling sessions are a unique

feature that we will offer to treat the

thousands of people suffering from

depression caused by separation. Cases

with severe depression sometimes lead to

suicide, but we hope that through this site

we can prevent cases like these and

hopefully help them start afresh in this long

an exciting journey of life

I AYUSHI JALAN, Chairman of

WWW.SECONDMARRIAGE.COM hereby

undertake to comply with the following in

connection with my our application for

starting establishment intake capacity of

seats of SECONDMARRIAGE.COM

That the WEBSITE shall operate only from

the approved location, and that the outlets

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shall not open any other location which is
under any restriction under govt.

That the charges shall be changed as

prescribed by the Competent Authority
within the overall criteria prescribed the
Council from time to time. No capitation fee
shall be charged from the people in any
form.

That the accounts of the Institution shall

audited annually by a certified Chartered
Accountant and shall be open for
inspection by the Council or any body or
person authorized by it.

That the website shall strictly follow further

conditions as may be specified by the
Council from time to time.

AYUSHI JALAN
(Name of the authorized person
Giving undertaking along with
her official position)

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