DTlabz organize “Makeathon” at Amdocs

DTlabz Pvt. Ltd organized a One-Day Makeathon event for the employees of Amdocs India as a part of Amdocs innovation week held all over the globe. The event was conducted simultaneously in Pune and Gurgaon offices of Amdocs India. The Makeathon emphasized on hands on maker’s workshop on ideation and design thinking targeting the ‘Gen Z’. Amdocs is a leading software and services provider to communications and media companies all over the globe, promoting continuous digital transformation. Through the Makeathon conducted by DTlabz, Amdocs aims to promote critical thinking and creativity amongst its employees through the idea of innovation.

The event witnessed a participation of around 350 employees of the company in both Pune and Gurgaon. The event at Pune was mentored by Mr. Johnson Tellis, Mr. Suraj Shettigar and Mr. Jagath Biddappa of DTlabz and Mr. Hritvik Patel of 3rd semester Electronics & Communication Engineering; Mr. Chetan Kumar of 5th semester Mechanical Engineering; Ms. Shibani Pinto of 3rd semester Computer Science & Engineering and Mr. Sagar K Devadiga of 7th semester Mechanical Engineering. The event at Gurgaon was mentored by Mr. Gautam Nayak, Mr. Sachin Ganesh and Ms. Divya Kulal of DTlabz and Mr. Dhanush Shettigar of 3rd semester Electronics & Communication Engineering.

Second Batch of Non–Teaching Staff attend Value Education Workshop at RIMSE, Mysuru

The Second batch of Non–Teaching Staff are at Ramakrishna Institute of Moral and Spiritual Education (RIMSE), Mysuru for a Three-Day Value Education Workshop. The Workshop was inaugurated by Ms. Shreelatha U A, Academic Administrative Officer and Mr. Babu Kulal of Bhandary Foundation. Swami Maheshatmanandaji Maharaj, Correspondent of RIMSE presided over the inauguration. Swamiji during his presidential address explained the objectives of the workshop and its importance in everyday life. The Three-Day workshop will have sessions on value education by eminent personalities.

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"Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today."
- Malcolm X