Showing posts with label Azimuth Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Azimuth Events. Show all posts

Monday, March 12, 2012

Azimuth Women's Day Celebration 2012



Women's Day 2012 was celebrated in true Azimuth style with a classically crisp and professional program. The entire company turned out to pay tribute and recognize the contributions and achievement of women, specifically the ladies working at Azimuth.



The event got off to a rosy start with the Azi ladies being greeted and gifted at the Venue with beautiful pink roses. Historically, with respect to Women's Day, roses are said to symbolize a better quality of life.

The program was inaugurated with a speech presented by the DGM-Production of Azi, Chitra Gopinath. She sagaciously noted 'that true heroines are those that may not make an international impact, but are those who make vital contributions daily to their families and workplace in their own devoted way'.

She also highlighted the longstanding Azi principle of recognizing talent and potential without any gender bias, that was enabling women with professional and leadership qualities to hold key management posts. She further encouraged the Azi ladies to play more active roles and to be the sparks for positive change in the company.


The speech was followed with a 'chocolate draw', where all the men in the team came forward to pick a lady's name from a closed box and to hand the lucky one a huge bar of chocolate. Being a secret draw, the excitement of not knowing whose name would be drawn kept this part of the program lively and interesting.


The 'hairdressing show' that followed next, showcased the Azi ladies skill in designing and modeling unique hair styles, using flowers, clips, curls and pins. The Azi ladies yet again proved that with them, professionalism and beauty went hand in hand. All were appreciated for their spirited involvement and were gifted a special memento.





The ladies were then felicitated by the Azimuth VP Sales (India) and GM Mr.Anand K on Women's Day. He further extolled them to follow the ideal of Mahatma Gandhi in being the change that one wanted to see.

The program waconcluded with Padmas delicious payasam and spinach vadais beinserved for all the team.


All in all, the event left the women with a cherished memory and a resolve to make positive changes at their homes and company and the men with a feel-good attitude to take back to their ladies at home.


Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Azimuth Blood Donation Campaign - 25 Feb 2012

There are many virtues that an individual possesses that make him worthy of living in this beautiful world, and one among those virtues is donating blood. It is an indisputable fact that blood donated is of enormous importance to some needy soul out there. Blood donation is also important because most of the blood banks across India have a dire need for blood to cater to patients’ needs in various medical situations. Blood Donation therefore ranks high in the scrolls of nobility.


Azimuth, as a part of its larger corporate responsibility, teamed up with the Indira Gandhi Government General Hospital, in conducting a voluntary blood donation camp. It was held at its beautiful head quarters at Azeez Nagar in peaceful Pondicherry on 25 February 2012.

The camp was a huge success with close to 100 volunteers coming forward to donate their blood much to the cheers of their peers & the medicos present.


While inaugurating this camp, the company’s CEO & CMD, Mr. Terry Leger thanked all the volunteers for their whole hearted participation in the camp and the Azi Event Management Team for their exuberant organization of the event.

He also added, “Azimuth will conduct such voluntary blood donation camps annually to serve society at large.”

With Azimuth’s dynamic growth in Medical Transcription, eLearning content development and online training services on the rise, the Azimuth Family is becoming larger by the day and one can expect to see more such corporate social responsibility initiatives in the days to come.

Monday, March 5, 2012

ENGLISH FOR JOB SEEKERS

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Tuesday, March 30, 2010

AZIMUTH CELEBRATED THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY

Introduction:

The 100th International Women’s Day that dawned on 08 March 2010 saw much activity, excitement and fun at Azimuth. The efforts taken by the Azi Events Management Team to ensure a memorable centenary of the International Women’s Day paid off in style with all the members especially the ladies of the Azi Family taking back home wonderful memories of the day.

The day was packed with interesting events. The idea behind the Azimuth International Women’s Day Celebration was to show our appreciation to women & actively demonstrate our commitment to uphold the rights and privileges of womanhood. It is but natural that Azimuth that has 65% of its workforce as ladies, should do so.

The events planned for the day were:
- Azimuth Intercollegiate English Essay Competition for Women
- Cultural Program

Azimuth Intercollegiate English Essay Competition for Women:


In an initiative to promote English amongst the local student community an Intercollegiate English Essay Competition for Women from arts & science colleges in Pondicherry was held as a special event to mark the International Women’s Day.




Eighty students from ten colleges, namely Achariya Arts & Science College, Aravindar Arts & Science College, Bharathidasan Govt.College for Women, Idyaya College of Arts & Science for Women, Immaculate College for Women, Tagore Government Arts College, Indira Gandhi College of Arts & Science, Mother Theresa Institute of Health Science, Pope John Paul II College of Education & Saradha Gangadharan Arts & Science College participated enthusiastically.

The first prize was bagged by Ms.K Sindhu of Acharia. She took home a cash prize of Rs.2000. The second prize was bagged by Ms.A Indhumathi of Pope John Paul who also won a cash award of Rs.1000. The third prize went to Ms. Harini of Mother Theresa. All the participants were awarded participation certificates.

A Press meet was held to cover the event.

The Chief Guest of Honor for the event Mrs. T. Nikila Rani - Managing Director – SureSoft Systems Pvt. Ltd. distributed the prizes and encouraged the participants with an inspiring speech.
Mrs. Chitra Gopinath – Operations Manager presented the vote of thanks.





AZIMUTH CULTURAL PROGRAM:

The Azimuth cultural program held for the first time in the air-conditioned presentation hall of the Company kept the electrified air from superheating. The hall was packed with staff and trainees of the Azimuth and late comers had to cool their heels standing.





The festive cultural program kicked off in the afternoon with classic Bharatanatyam vying with heart pulsing hip hop & Chennai petta rap to win the hearts of the foot-tapping groovy audience.
Melodious songsters, sagacious speakers & rib-tickling comedians, kept one & all rooted to the edge of their seats exercising their vocal chords, hands & tear glands in joy.

The fun-filled evening came to an end with the awards ceremony where the proud winners & runners up of the Azi Shuttle Badminton Tournament Singles, Doubles, & Mixed Doubles events were given prizes for winning their respective events.

Mrs. Chitra Gopinath, Operations Manager had the last say in expressing her happiness and thankfulness to the event organizers on the successful celebration of the centenary of the International Women’s Day.

Saturday, September 12, 2009

AZI OUTING AT MAMALLA BEACH RESORT

As it has always been the part and parcel of Azimuth’s Human Resource policy to keep their employees in high spirits, a one-day outing to Mamalla Beach Resort was organized on Sep 7, 2009. Nearly hundred staff members of Azimuth’s various departments, sporting sprightly colored outfits, were set out from Azimuth office at 8:30 a.m. Having picked up some of the staff members at various pickup points en route, the vehicles reached Mamalla Beach Resort around 12 noon.

Azimuth’s Chennai team also arrived by that time and snacks and drinks were served. Then Mr. K. Anand, GM, Azimuth, gave a formal welcome address and highlighted the significance of the day. Sep 7 marked the completion of one year of operation at Chennai center. It was also a moment of joy as Chennai center started handling 30 hours of voice files. Mr. Mani of Chennai center, who is in charge of the network operations, was given the honor of cutting the cake as a part of celebrations.

A six course sumptuous vegetarian and non-vegetarian lunch was offered and then all Azimuthian’s in assorted groups started indulging in various sport and entertainment activities like swimming, beach volleyball, tug-of-war, musical chair and dancing.
Winners of events were given cash prizes. This was followed by a joint photo session and a farewell address.

AZI OUTING AT MAMALLA BEACH RESORT

As it has always been the part and parcel of Azimuth’s Human Resource policy to keep their employees in high spirits, a one-day outing to Mamalla Beach Resort was organized on Sep 7, 2009. Nearly hundred staff members of Azimuth’s various departments, sporting sprightly colored outfits, were set out from Azimuth office at 8:30 a.m. Having picked up some of the staff members at various pickup points en route, the vehicles reached Mamalla Beach Resort around 12 noon.

Azimuth’s Chennai team also arrived by that time and snacks and drinks were served. Then Mr. K. Anand, GM, Azimuth, gave a formal welcome address and highlighted the significance of the day. Sep 7 marked the completion of one year of operation at Chennai center. It was also a moment of joy as Chennai center started handling 30 hours of voice files. Mr. Mani of Chennai center, who is in charge of the network operations, was given the honor of cutting the cake as a part of celebrations.

A six course sumptuous vegetarian and non-vegetarian lunch was offered and then all Azimuthian’s in assorted groups started indulging in various sport and entertainment activities like swimming, beach volleyball, tug-of-war, musical chair and dancing.
Winners of events were given cash prizes. This was followed by a joint photo session and a farewell address.

Monday, August 3, 2009

AZIMUTH HAS AN ADDITIONAL LAB FACILITY

As a clear sign of Azimuth’s steady growth a new lab facility was inaugurated on Thursday, 30 July 2009. Mr. Terry Leger, CEO of Azimuth opened the new facility at the third floor by cutting the ribbon in the presence of the various heads of departments of Azimuth and the trainees of active batches. In his inaugural speech, he explained the growth of Azimuth by highlighting and comparing its annual profits during its formative years with that of the latest years. He also reiterated the importance of sincerity, dedication and quality consciousness in discharging one’s duty. He pointed out many serving employees of Azimuth as a role model of rising to a high position from a humble beginning. The heads of various departments introduced themselves and shared their experience in Azimuth with the trainees. Then the event came to the conclusion with vote of thanks.

AZIMUTH HAS AN ADDITIONAL LAB FACILITY

As a clear sign of Azimuth’s steady growth a new lab facility was inaugurated on Thursday, 30 July 2009. Mr. Terry Leger, CEO of Azimuth opened the new facility at the third floor by cutting the ribbon in the presence of the various heads of departments of Azimuth and the trainees of active batches. In his inaugural speech, he explained the growth of Azimuth by highlighting and comparing its annual profits during its formative years with that of the latest years. He also reiterated the importance of sincerity, dedication and quality consciousness in discharging one’s duty. He pointed out many serving employees of Azimuth as a role model of rising to a high position from a humble beginning. The heads of various departments introduced themselves and shared their experience in Azimuth with the trainees. Then the event came to the conclusion with vote of thanks.

Thursday, July 16, 2009

AZIMUTH AT ‘JOB FAIR 2009-CHENNAI’

In the recently concluded ‘Job Fair 2009’, Azimuth made its prominent presence by putting up a stall along with those of other BPO firms like Perot Systems, Sutherland Global Services, Reliance BPO etc.

The global economic slowdown has already begun to show the signs of withdrawal and many MNCs have stopped firing and started hiring. Against this backdrop, TECHRUIT, the human resource consultancy in Chennai organized a fair titled ‘Job Fair 2009’ at Queen Mary’s College, Chennai on July 4 and 5. Even though it was not an exclusive IT job fair, several IT and ITeS companies took part and offered job opportunities. The fair was meant for the students passed out between 2006 and 2009 and nearly 750 graduates from various streams were expected to get recruited with a monthly pay ranging between Rs.5,000/- and Rs.12,000/-.

A resourceful team from Azimuth, Puducherry comprising Mr. John (Manager - HR), Ms. Arunmozhi (Manager - Azimuth Academy) and Ms. Vithya (Marketing Executive), stayed in the city and made the participation fruitful. They addressed nearly 500 candidates in two days and made them aware of Azimuth in terms of its (i) undisputed position in the healthcare process outsourcing industry, (ii) leadership in providing quality MT training at affordable cost and (iii) staffing process and capacity. The team also threw light on the current scenario of MT industry and its employment potentiality.

AZIMUTH AT ‘JOB FAIR 2009-CHENNAI’

In the recently concluded ‘Job Fair 2009’, Azimuth made its prominent presence by putting up a stall along with those of other BPO firms like Perot Systems, Sutherland Global Services, Reliance BPO etc.

The global economic slowdown has already begun to show the signs of withdrawal and many MNCs have stopped firing and started hiring. Against this backdrop, TECHRUIT, the human resource consultancy in Chennai organized a fair titled ‘Job Fair 2009’ at Queen Mary’s College, Chennai on July 4 and 5. Even though it was not an exclusive IT job fair, several IT and ITeS companies took part and offered job opportunities. The fair was meant for the students passed out between 2006 and 2009 and nearly 750 graduates from various streams were expected to get recruited with a monthly pay ranging between Rs.5,000/- and Rs.12,000/-.

A resourceful team from Azimuth, Puducherry comprising Mr. John (Manager - HR), Ms. Arunmozhi (Manager - Azimuth Academy) and Ms. Vithya (Marketing Executive), stayed in the city and made the participation fruitful. They addressed nearly 500 candidates in two days and made them aware of Azimuth in terms of its (i) undisputed position in the healthcare process outsourcing industry, (ii) leadership in providing quality MT training at affordable cost and (iii) staffing process and capacity. The team also threw light on the current scenario of MT industry and its employment potentiality.

AZIMUTH AT ‘JOB FAIR 2009-CHENNAI’

In the recently concluded ‘Job Fair 2009’, Azimuth made its prominent presence by putting up a stall along with those of other BPO firms like Perot Systems, Sutherland Global Services, Reliance BPO etc.

The global economic slowdown has already begun to show the signs of withdrawal and many MNCs have stopped firing and started hiring. Against this backdrop, TECHRUIT, the human resource consultancy in Chennai organized a fair titled ‘Job Fair 2009’ at Queen Mary’s College, Chennai on July 4 and 5. Even though it was not an exclusive IT job fair, several IT and ITeS companies took part and offered job opportunities. The fair was meant for the students passed out between 2006 and 2009 and nearly 750 graduates from various streams were expected to get recruited with a monthly pay ranging between Rs.5,000/- and Rs.12,000/-.

A resourceful team from Azimuth, Puducherry comprising Mr. John (Manager - HR), Ms. Arunmozhi (Manager - Azimuth Academy) and Ms. Vithya (Marketing Executive), stayed in the city and made the participation fruitful. They addressed nearly 500 candidates in two days and made them aware of Azimuth in terms of its (i) undisputed position in the healthcare process outsourcing industry, (ii) leadership in providing quality MT training at affordable cost and (iii) staffing process and capacity. The team also threw light on the current scenario of MT industry and its employment potentiality.

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

COLLEGE STUDENTS UNDERWENT IN-PLANT TRAINING

For the 250 or so students of Indira Gandhi College of Arts and Science, it was really a day that stood apart from the rest of their academic days. The training hall at the third floor of Azimuth wore a festive look, as it was abuzz with the lively conversations of the enthusiastic participants. Students in batches of 50 took turn and attended the in-plant training program at Azimuth from June 29 to July 3, 2009.

The students went on their rounds and observed the ongoing activities in the production and MT training facilities every morning before gathering at the training hall. The training session started with the welcome address by Mr. John Isaac, Manager (HR). It was followed by the orientation session handled by Ms. Vithya, (Marketing Executive). She threw light on the current scenario of MT industry, its immunity to the global economic slowdown and its promising future.

Mr. Aravazhi, Mentor, Azimuth Academy, thoroughly explained the various procedures involved in Medical Transcription and what constitutes a successful Medical Transcriptionist. He also gave a brief introduction to the language of medicine.

Ms. Arunmozhi, Manager, Azimuth Academy, explained the advantages and significance of online training. She also highlighted the relevance of online training in terms of housewives and those who are willing to work from home at the comfort of their own time and pace. She then described the various aspects of online tutoring process and round-the-clock help desk.

Students were given pre and post session questionnaires and their responses were documented. On the whole, the students opined that the training program offered them an educative and informative experience of their lifetime.

COLLEGE STUDENTS UNDERWENT IN-PLANT TRAINING

For the 250 or so students of Indira Gandhi College of Arts and Science, it was really a day that stood apart from the rest of their academic days. The training hall at the third floor of Azimuth wore a festive look, as it was abuzz with the lively conversations of the enthusiastic participants. Students in batches of 50 took turn and attended the in-plant training program at Azimuth from June 29 to July 3, 2009.

The students went on their rounds and observed the ongoing activities in the production and MT training facilities every morning before gathering at the training hall. The training session started with the welcome address by Mr. John Isaac, Manager (HR). It was followed by the orientation session handled by Ms. Vithya, (Marketing Executive). She threw light on the current scenario of MT industry, its immunity to the global economic slowdown and its promising future.

Mr. Aravazhi, Mentor, Azimuth Academy, thoroughly explained the various procedures involved in Medical Transcription and what constitutes a successful Medical Transcriptionist. He also gave a brief introduction to the language of medicine.

Ms. Arunmozhi, Manager, Azimuth Academy, explained the advantages and significance of online training. She also highlighted the relevance of online training in terms of housewives and those who are willing to work from home at the comfort of their own time and pace. She then described the various aspects of online tutoring process and round-the-clock help desk.

Students were given pre and post session questionnaires and their responses were documented. On the whole, the students opined that the training program offered them an educative and informative experience of their lifetime.

COLLEGE STUDENTS UNDERWENT IN-PLANT TRAINING

For the 250 or so students of Indira Gandhi College of Arts and Science, it was really a day that stood apart from the rest of their academic days. The training hall at the third floor of Azimuth wore a festive look, as it was abuzz with the lively conversations of the enthusiastic participants. Students in batches of 50 took turn and attended the in-plant training program at Azimuth from June 29 to July 3, 2009.

The students went on their rounds and observed the ongoing activities in the production and MT training facilities every morning before gathering at the training hall. The training session started with the welcome address by Mr. John Isaac, Manager (HR). It was followed by the orientation session handled by Ms. Vithya, (Marketing Executive). She threw light on the current scenario of MT industry, its immunity to the global economic slowdown and its promising future.

Mr. Aravazhi, Mentor, Azimuth Academy, thoroughly explained the various procedures involved in Medical Transcription and what constitutes a successful Medical Transcriptionist. He also gave a brief introduction to the language of medicine.

Ms. Arunmozhi, Manager, Azimuth Academy, explained the advantages and significance of online training. She also highlighted the relevance of online training in terms of housewives and those who are willing to work from home at the comfort of their own time and pace. She then described the various aspects of online tutoring process and round-the-clock help desk.

Students were given pre and post session questionnaires and their responses were documented. On the whole, the students opined that the training program offered them an educative and informative experience of their lifetime.

Saturday, June 20, 2009

AZIMUTH LAUNCHES ITS 25TH E-BATCH

Ever since Azimuth Academy made a dramatic transition from the traditional way of learning to the scientific method of e-learning in 2006, it has scripted several success stories of transforming aspiring MTs into competent professionals. So far, in the span of nearly 3 ½ years, Azimuth Academy has trained a sizable body of women and men in 24 batches. And now is the moment to cherish as it takes its prestigious 25th batch of e-learning in the series.

In retrospect, Azimuth has ceaselessly been witnessing systematic improvements in its pedagogy as more and more trainees are inducted in its fold. It is evident from the fact that Azimuth stands as one of the best destinations in the country in terms of getting quality medical transcription training at affordable cost. With the daunting task – of creating a more vibrant society by introducing additional avenues of employment – lying ahead, Azimuth acknowledges this as a humble act and braces itself for the broader objective. However, be it the Batch No.1 or 25 or even the batches yet to come, the zeal with which it makes things happen remains and will remain the same forever.

Azimuth wishes to share this joyous moment with its fraternity and takes this opportunity to thank everyone helped actualizing this rare feat.

AZIMUTH LAUNCHES ITS 25TH E-BATCH

Ever since Azimuth Academy made a dramatic transition from the traditional way of learning to the scientific method of e-learning in 2006, it has scripted several success stories of transforming aspiring MTs into competent professionals. So far, in the span of nearly 3 ½ years, Azimuth Academy has trained a sizable body of women and men in 24 batches. And now is the moment to cherish as it takes its prestigious 25th batch of e-learning in the series.

In retrospect, Azimuth has ceaselessly been witnessing systematic improvements in its pedagogy as more and more trainees are inducted in its fold. It is evident from the fact that Azimuth stands as one of the best destinations in the country in terms of getting quality medical transcription training at affordable cost. With the daunting task – of creating a more vibrant society by introducing additional avenues of employment – lying ahead, Azimuth acknowledges this as a humble act and braces itself for the broader objective. However, be it the Batch No.1 or 25 or even the batches yet to come, the zeal with which it makes things happen remains and will remain the same forever.

Azimuth wishes to share this joyous moment with its fraternity and takes this opportunity to thank everyone helped actualizing this rare feat.

Friday, June 5, 2009

AZIMUTH ACADEMY LAUNCHED ITS FIRST BATCH IN JUNE

Azimuth Academy started and launched its First Batch on June 5, 2000. This day coincides with World Environment Day, giving an occasion for Azimuth to celebrate both the events.

World Environment Day is celebrated each year to encourage people to become active participants in the task of conservation of nature and the environment. The theme chosen for June 2009 is 'Your Planet Needs You - Unite to Combat Climate Change.

The common task of preserving the Earth and all its life forms and the thoughts on keeping the planet safe from degradation was addressed at Azimuth.

Azimuth also celebrated the launch of its 25th oncampus training batch. Close to 200 students have joined the academy thus far and most have completed their training and joined production in Azimuth. Azimuth has also planned to launch a big summer batch on 15th of July 2009. Candidates can call 0413-2200964 and start enrolling for the July Batch.

AZIMUTH ACADEMY LAUNCHED ITS FIRST BATCH IN JUNE

Azimuth Academy started and launched its First Batch on June 5, 2000. This day coincides with World Environment Day, giving an occasion for Azimuth to celebrate both the events.

World Environment Day is celebrated each year to encourage people to become active participants in the task of conservation of nature and the environment. The theme chosen for June 2009 is 'Your Planet Needs You - Unite to Combat Climate Change.

The common task of preserving the Earth and all its life forms and the thoughts on keeping the planet safe from degradation was addressed at Azimuth.

Azimuth also celebrated the launch of its 25th oncampus training batch. Close to 200 students have joined the academy thus far and most have completed their training and joined production in Azimuth. Azimuth has also planned to launch a big summer batch on 15th of July 2009. Candidates can call 0413-2200964 and start enrolling for the July Batch.

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

THE EVERLASTING JOURNEY

In its relentless service to the mankind to provide enlivening employment opportunities with a decent pay pack, Azimuth has accomplished a great deal and is marching forwards. As it continues to shine as a beacon of hope and enterprise, it will go on inducting more fresh minds in its fold as each day passes.

ADHERENCE TO ADHI

Azimuth Academy feels proud to announce that its training methods have strict compliance with the norms laid down by AHDI (Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity), the governing body of Medical Transcription standards.