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The document discusses different types of companies including product-based companies like Google and Apple, service-based companies like Accenture and Infosys, and examples of fintech companies in India including Paytm, Lendingkart, and MoneyTap.

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EPICS Project

Product-Based Companies
They constantly improve on the products to give better quality to the consumers. They
identify what serves the consumers best and make sure to deliver them at the earliest.

Examples – Google, IBM, Meta, Apple, Amazon, Flipkart, McAfee, Adobe, etc.

Service Based Companies


Service-Based Companies are the ones that give customers or clients a solution in the form
of amenities (any desirable feature), skills, and/or expertise based on their needs. The
important aspect of this type of company is the client. They do not prepare anything specific
before the problem arises on the client’s end.

Examples – Accenture, Capgemini, Cognizant, Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services, Wipro,


Tech Mahindra, etc.

Fintech
1. Paytm – Paytm introduced digital payments in India through their e-wallets.
Later, Paytm expanded to the Universal Payments Interface (UPI)
functionality to process payments but still maintains its own payment transfer
in parallel.
2. Lendingkart - Lendingkart was one of the first lending platforms that automated
underwriting with artificial intelligence and machine learning, allowing those
without credit scores to qualify for loans.
3. MoneyTap - MoneyTap makes it much easier for people without credit scores
to get credit.
4. Instamojo - Instamojo is the first company to provide businesses with payment
link services. Thus, allowing businesses to collect payments with more
flexibility.
5. Razorpay - Razorpay offers complete payment solutions for businesses, from
collecting payments to invoice generation. It is one of the largest payment
gateway solutions in India and is presently on its way to starting its
own NeoBank service for consumers.

https://currentaffairs.adda247.com/google-partners-with-assam-government-to-power-
digitalled-learning/

IDEA – Scrape the web and find out news of big companies getting fined for doing petty
stuff. Inform the local cute people what to do. How they can actually react to such news?
Break the monopoly of big fat evil companies and pave the way for local nice companies.

Example - https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-63328589
Keywords/ Tech stack – NLP, Web scraping, App Dev, Web Dev, etc m
IDEA - News stories tracking and continuation monitoring !!

Example - https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-63333628
This fine was imposed on Google, but was it ever paid by Google?

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