Congratulations,
Shri Anurag Jainji
( Secretary – DPIIT
/ secy-ipp@nic.in )
Context :
Govt’s e-comm net in talks with
companies / TOI
/ 15 Jan 2021
Extract :
Government-backed Online Digital Commerce Network (ONDC) has
begun talks with private players, including some major e-tailers, to develop the platform modelled on the lines of UPI.
"The
idea is to give more choice to consumers, who will be able to access a wider pool of sellers through ONDC. It will help in democratising the world," Anurag
Jain, secretary in the department for promotion of industry and internal
trade, told TOI.
He
said the open structure will allow companies to build on the architecture just as players such as
Google Pay, Paytm and PhonePe are using UPI.
On
Friday, the ONDC
architecture was
unveiled at the Startup Innovation Week.
With
the broad architecture in place, the government is looking at setting up a not-for-profit company with around a
dozen banks, depositories, exchanges and NPCI as the initial shareholders.
Consumers
can simply log on to an app, such as one that offers UPI, and order whatever they want, with ONDC connecting
them with sellers and logistics players, besides giving them payment options
Those
developing ONDC have started making presentations to e-commerce players and
logistics companies, who would be the main actors.
The pitch to them is that the e-commerce players can focus
on the buyers or consumers, without having to focus on sellers.
With
more sellers, from kiranas to other retailers and service providers on board,
the e-tailers, who have been enrolling entities, will be able to use the
platform to increase choice, transparency and trust of consumers.
The sellers can also enter into arrangements with
delivery partners and logistics players to move away from platforms such as Amazon
or Flipkart and sell directly to consumers through the platform.
MY
TAKE :
On ONDC post { Linkedin / 15 Jan 2022 }, I
commented as follows :
Dear Speakers,
I urge you to consider feasibility of
creation of a COMMON
PLATFORM for JOBS, as described at :
Global
Recruiter / Technology Architecture - User Interfaces
( 25 April 2016 / now de-hosted )
--------------------------------------------------
Please consider delivering Job-related info
to every Job-Seeker
Let us break-up the Job-Portal SILOS
( databases of millions of jobs / vacancies ), as envisaged in following :
PROCESS FLOW CHART of Global Recruiter :
regards,
hemen parekh
Related Links of Global Recruiter :
Resume
Alert on Mobile ( RAM )
Other
Relevant Links :
https://youtu.be/iigdiu7N1sc?t=935
( 15:35 ) / Platform to ONDC protocol
https://youtu.be/iigdiu7N1sc?t=1024
( 17:04 ) / Decentralized Network of Interconnected Ecosystem Actors
And for ultimate ( WEB 3.0 / Blockchain
based ) solution, consider :
When MEMORY of millions of Desk-Top
computers start getting daily SYNCHRONIZED with all the RESUMES , existing
anywhere, then job-search on Job-portals, will become an OBSOLETE concept !
I.
Shri R.S. Sharma, CEO, National
Health Authority
II.
Shri Nandan M. Nilekani, non-executive
Chairman of Infosys
nandan_mn@infosys.com / nandan@nandannilekani.in
III.
Shri Adil
Zainulbhai, Chairman, QCI and Capacity Building Commission
IV.
Ms Anjali Bansal,
Founder & Chairperson, Avaana Capital
V.
Shri Arvind Gupta,
Co-founder & Head, Digital India Foundation
contact@digitalindiafoundation.org
VI.
Shri Dilip Asbe, MD
& CEO, NPCI
dilip@npci.org.in / contact@npci.org.in
VII.
Shri Suresh Sethi,
MD & CEO, NSDL
VIII.
Shri Kumar
Rajagopalan, CEO, RAI
Also :
Shri Pramod Verma , Chief Architect
, Aadhar
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