5 Quotes for the Great New Year
Have an Amazing Year 2016 Ahead :-)
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Thursday, December 03, 2015
And I Won Final Week 4 of the Amdocs Lifehacks Blogging Competition
And I Won Final Week 4
of the Amdocs Lifehacks Blogging Competition
As a prequel to the Innovation week, the Amdocs Global Marketing team kicked off their First Ever Amdocs Blogging Competition. The aim was to challenge the employees to share their innovations at home, on vacation, at work, and those innovations from movies that they would like to see come to life. The final week of the Amdocs Lifehacks Blogging Competition also coincided with the Innovation week at Amdocs.
Each week featured a different theme. In the week 4, employees
were asked you to write about workplace innovations. The Blogs were to address à “Where
does your
innovation come from? We want to know how you innovate at the office!”
The final week 4 had the most popular topic with employees
from around the world shared their thoughts and ideas on innovation.
Thanks to your likes and wishes, I beat everyone else while blogging and
sharing his way to the top of the leaderboard in Week 4 for workplace
innovations. Throughout the competition, I wrote a total of 16 blog posts. And
as the tag for the competition suggested à
#AmdocsGoSocial, Ishared posts via Twitter, Facebook, and other social
channels.
I will be receiving the Makey Makey GO for his efforts. Makey Makey GO is the
World’s First Invention Kit that goes with you everywhere
“Thanks Amdocs for the platform to express our Innovative Ideas and
share them across,” wrote yours truly, perhaps summing up the spirit of innovation
that was infused throughout the Amdocs Lifehacks Blogging Competition. Thanks to your love, comments and like for making this possible :-)
Tuesday, November 03, 2015
CSU India celebrates Diwali with a Purpose…
CSU India celebrates Diwali with a Purpose…
It’s arguably the best time of the
year when we are having series of festivals one following another. Diwali being the biggest and the brightest
festival in India. It spiritually signifies the victory of light over darkness.
And the CSU India team aimed to do just that…
Almost a week
before Diwali, instead of the usual Diwali celebration of food, crackers and
grandeur, the CSU team decided to give something back to the society. The initial
idea proposed got thumping applaud and approval for execution. What started as
an idea, took form of a full blown event when presented in the CSU monthly
cakes meeting.
For the uninitiated,
the Annapurna is a residential school for children from marginal sections of
the society. Amdocs CSR has been actively involved with Annapurna Kids through
mentor together and other programs.
On 2nd
November, the CSU team along with India CSR team, planned and brought the
Annapurna Kids to Amdocs premises for Diwali celebration along with them. The
event started with lunch and interaction of the kids with the CSU team. The
comradeship developed in lunch translated in an impromptu session of songs,
interactions and ‘antakshari’
Not only
was the CSU team enthusiastic about the event, they whole heartedly contributed
for the event. From organizing to getting additional return gifts for the
Annapurna Kids, the whole CSU team turned up to make the event a great success.
The way
all the CSU team mingled with the kids, made them smile, surely boosted their
confidence. The event ended with nice return gift for all the kids who attended
the event. The CSU team wished them a happy and safe Diwali and all the Best
for the exam which followed the next day too J
CSU
India has definitely set a wonderful example for many others to follow. This is
a good first step of the CSU India team participating into Blossom-CSR events,
looking forward for many more to come.
~~Sanjay
Ishwarlal Upadhyay
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Friday, October 16, 2015
Mor Bani Thangat Kare...
મોર બની થનગાટ કરે"
Mor Bani Thangat Kare is a traditional Gujarati song written by Gujarati poet and social reformer Jhaverchand Meghani
Sung by Aishwarya Majmudar
Mor bani thanghat kare Lyrics:
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare (x4)
Ghanghor jhare chahu ore maaru mann
Mor bani thangaat kare
Mann mor bani thangat kare
Mann mor bani thangat kare
Maaru mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Ghanghor jhare chahu ore maaru mann
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Maaru mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Gharr gharr gharrar meghghata
Gagane gagane garjaat kare
Ghumri ghumri garjaat bhare
Navedhaan bhari saari sim jhule
Nadiyu navjoban bhaan bhule
Nav din kapotani paak khule
Maghara maghara malkaine medak
Neh su neh su baat karein
Gagane gagane ghumarai ne paagal
Meghghata garjaat bhare
Mann mor bani thangat kare
Mann mor bani thangat kare
Mann mor bani thangat kare
Maaru mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Nav megh tane neel aanjaniye
Maara ghegur nain jhagaat kare
Maara lochan ma madghen bhare
Parchhayi tade hariyaadi bani
Maaro aatam nain bichaat kare
Sachrachar shyamal baath dhare
Mhaaro praan kari pulkaat gayo
Pathraai saari vanraai pare
Olo megh ashadhilo aaj maara
Doy nene nilanjan ghen bhare
Mann mor bani thangaat kare
Mann mor bani thangaat kare
Mann mor bani thangaat kare
Maaru mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare... (x6)
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare (x4)
Mor Bani Thangat Kare is a traditional Gujarati song written by Gujarati poet and social reformer Jhaverchand Meghani
Sung by Aishwarya Majmudar
Mor bani thanghat kare Lyrics:
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare (x4)
Ghanghor jhare chahu ore maaru mann
Mor bani thangaat kare
Mann mor bani thangat kare
Mann mor bani thangat kare
Maaru mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Ghanghor jhare chahu ore maaru mann
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Maaru mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Gharr gharr gharrar meghghata
Gagane gagane garjaat kare
Ghumri ghumri garjaat bhare
Navedhaan bhari saari sim jhule
Nadiyu navjoban bhaan bhule
Nav din kapotani paak khule
Maghara maghara malkaine medak
Neh su neh su baat karein
Gagane gagane ghumarai ne paagal
Meghghata garjaat bhare
Mann mor bani thangat kare
Mann mor bani thangat kare
Mann mor bani thangat kare
Maaru mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Nav megh tane neel aanjaniye
Maara ghegur nain jhagaat kare
Maara lochan ma madghen bhare
Parchhayi tade hariyaadi bani
Maaro aatam nain bichaat kare
Sachrachar shyamal baath dhare
Mhaaro praan kari pulkaat gayo
Pathraai saari vanraai pare
Olo megh ashadhilo aaj maara
Doy nene nilanjan ghen bhare
Mann mor bani thangaat kare
Mann mor bani thangaat kare
Mann mor bani thangaat kare
Maaru mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare... (x6)
Mor bani thanghat kare
Mann mor bani thanghat kare (x4)
Thursday, October 01, 2015
3 Years and Still Going Strong...
It has been 3 years since I started this Blog as:
Sanjay Ishwarlal Upadhyay's Blog Page
Looking back at it now, I can just happily reflect the fact that I started writing publicly. After 56 posts and 2000 views later, I can claim to be a better writer from what I started.
I'm glad to be able to write every month since I started. I must admit its tough in times of project crisis.But its the solace that I get out of writing makes it worth the effort :-)
I'll take the anniversary as an excuse not to write any more articles this celebration month
So, Thanks for visiting this Page...
And as my Blog header says -->
Welcome to my Blog Page. I Blog for fun, whenever I find secluded time for creative writing! Read when you find time. Feel free to give comments for improvement :-)
I highlighted the most important aspect.
Your comments for improvement and encouragement are precious...
Monday, September 14, 2015
Hackers: the Internet's immune system
Keren Elazari: Hackers: the Internet's immune system
The beauty of hackers, says cyber security expert Keren Elazari,
Is that they force us to evolve and improve.
Yes, some hackers are bad guys, but many are working to fight government corruption and
advocate for our rights.
By exposing vulnerabilities, they push the Internet to become stronger and healthier, wielding their power to create a better world
Interesting right?
View the Full TED Talk at:
Friday, September 04, 2015
Do your drive your Project as an Art or Science?
After my PMP and CDM certification, which happened about 3 years ago, I was elated to take on any challenge that the Project Management as a CDM throws at me. I held the basic premise that Project Management was a scientific discipline and the certifications would suffice.
My perception of Project management as a Science was developed from the fact that logic and order are fundamental to guiding a project to a success. Project management as seen through the certifications like PMP and Prince 2, appear primarily about defining and applying process. However as time passes and as you gain experience in management of the program, you realize you were wrong... You were so very wrong!!!
By defining Project management as Art... I do not mean to view a project plan, in the form of a Gantt chart, as a thing of beauty. It essentially is and should be treated as a list of facts with an order and relationship between them.
What I mean is… when projects go off track or get behind schedule then the creative, improvisational skills of the Project Manager really come into play. It’s an essential art to adapt to changing circumstances. The art of bringing the project team along with them on the journey essentially keeps the project on time and on budget.
So... Is project management an art that you're born with or a science that you can learn? The truth is, it's both…
Project Management is one area which requires both a creative and technical approach to achieve success. The two aren’t naturally compatible and it often takes someone with an appreciation of the nuances of each to keep the art i.e., dialogue going and deliver the science i.e. a good solution.
The key is donning the right cap to occupy the project manager role: to practices both art and science. One without the other is like a car with an accelerator but no brakes. Your project may get to its destination, but you will leave a trail of accidents behind you.
So... Do your drive your Project as an Art or Science?
I’m more art inclined than Science now
What are you? Write below in comments and let us know…
Signing off with a quote by Greg Cimmarrusti,
“Being a Project Manager is like being an artist, you have the different colored process streams combining into a work of art”
My perception of Project management as a Science was developed from the fact that logic and order are fundamental to guiding a project to a success. Project management as seen through the certifications like PMP and Prince 2, appear primarily about defining and applying process. However as time passes and as you gain experience in management of the program, you realize you were wrong... You were so very wrong!!!
By defining Project management as Art... I do not mean to view a project plan, in the form of a Gantt chart, as a thing of beauty. It essentially is and should be treated as a list of facts with an order and relationship between them.
What I mean is… when projects go off track or get behind schedule then the creative, improvisational skills of the Project Manager really come into play. It’s an essential art to adapt to changing circumstances. The art of bringing the project team along with them on the journey essentially keeps the project on time and on budget.
So... Is project management an art that you're born with or a science that you can learn? The truth is, it's both…
Project Management is one area which requires both a creative and technical approach to achieve success. The two aren’t naturally compatible and it often takes someone with an appreciation of the nuances of each to keep the art i.e., dialogue going and deliver the science i.e. a good solution.
The key is donning the right cap to occupy the project manager role: to practices both art and science. One without the other is like a car with an accelerator but no brakes. Your project may get to its destination, but you will leave a trail of accidents behind you.
So... Do your drive your Project as an Art or Science?
I’m more art inclined than Science now
What are you? Write below in comments and let us know…
Signing off with a quote by Greg Cimmarrusti,
“Being a Project Manager is like being an artist, you have the different colored process streams combining into a work of art”
Wednesday, August 26, 2015
The Telecom Daily...
The Telecom Daily...
Stumbled across a great site which compiles and shows interesting articles from Domains you like and make it in a newspaper of sorts...
Pretty Neat stuff..
So I created my Own and named it as : The Telecom Daily...
I also added it to my blog as a widget today..
Please send feedback for the same too :-)
You can view the same below at:
https://paper.li/sanjayiu/1440601036
Happy Reading...
Stumbled across a great site which compiles and shows interesting articles from Domains you like and make it in a newspaper of sorts...
Pretty Neat stuff..
So I created my Own and named it as : The Telecom Daily...
I also added it to my blog as a widget today..
Please send feedback for the same too :-)
You can view the same below at:
https://paper.li/sanjayiu/1440601036
Happy Reading...
Friday, August 07, 2015
How One Tweet Can Ruin Your Life | Jon Ronson | TED Talks
Always love the TED Talks and this one is special...
For the longest time Jon Ronson reveled in the fact that Twitter gave a voice to the voiceless ...
The social media platform gave us all a chance to speak up and hit back at perceived injustice.
But somewhere along the way, things took a turn. In this passionate, eloquent talk,
Ronson explains how too often we end up behaving like a baying mob — and that it's time to rethink how we interact with others online.
Be careful with your social media presence...
For the longest time Jon Ronson reveled in the fact that Twitter gave a voice to the voiceless ...
The social media platform gave us all a chance to speak up and hit back at perceived injustice.
But somewhere along the way, things took a turn. In this passionate, eloquent talk,
Ronson explains how too often we end up behaving like a baying mob — and that it's time to rethink how we interact with others online.
Be careful with your social media presence...
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Friday, July 03, 2015
WoW... Completed 51 Blogs...
WoW...
Completed 51 Blogs...
So. Google tells me I’ve completed 51 Blogs… Interesting.
The journey to pen in my thoughts which I started about 3 years ago has given fruits. As you must have noticed on my Blog Header à I Blog for fun, whenever I find secluded time for creative writing. Which somehow does not happen often.
However, I’ve committed myself to write atleast one a month, sometimes if lucky maybe twice. While I would like the frequency to improve, I think it’s adequate to keep me motivated and keep you interested without much of information overload!
You might also have noticed the new variation that I have added called “Management Lessons from Life/Event of”... It’s just an effort to have something refreshing over the time. Also gives me a chance to use my SIBM MBA to some strategic use J
Coming months, I also plan to write about the CSR I support Blossom—Amdocs India CSR who are doing fantastic work for the community and young children to be more specific.
So, keep reading and Feel free to give comments for improvement J I follow what Emerson said: "Every man I meet is my superior in some way, In that, I learn of him."
Thank you for your time spent... Appreciate it!!!
So. Google tells me I’ve completed 51 Blogs… Interesting.
The journey to pen in my thoughts which I started about 3 years ago has given fruits. As you must have noticed on my Blog Header à I Blog for fun, whenever I find secluded time for creative writing. Which somehow does not happen often.
However, I’ve committed myself to write atleast one a month, sometimes if lucky maybe twice. While I would like the frequency to improve, I think it’s adequate to keep me motivated and keep you interested without much of information overload!
You might also have noticed the new variation that I have added called “Management Lessons from Life/Event of”... It’s just an effort to have something refreshing over the time. Also gives me a chance to use my SIBM MBA to some strategic use J
Coming months, I also plan to write about the CSR I support Blossom—Amdocs India CSR who are doing fantastic work for the community and young children to be more specific.
So, keep reading and Feel free to give comments for improvement J I follow what Emerson said: "Every man I meet is my superior in some way, In that, I learn of him."
Thank you for your time spent... Appreciate it!!!
Wednesday, June 03, 2015
Wisdom of Jack Ma condensed into quotes
Wisdom of Jack Ma condensed into quotes
Fifty years ago, a boy was born to a family of traditional musician-storytellers in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province of China. In 1972, when US President Richard Nixon visited China, this boy was merely eight years old. But little did anyone know that this visit will sow the seed in the mind of this eight-year-old to dream big.
The US President’s visit left the boy with a desire to learn English and he started to guide foreign tourists in his hometown in exchange for learning English from them. One of the tourists gave him the name ‘Jack’. The name stuck, and Jack went on to become a celebrity in China by creating the largest e-commerce company of the world. But more importantly, his success taught the ordinary people to dream of doing extraordinary things.
If you like this you may also want to subscribe to my YouTube page...
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
A. R. Rahman, "Yeh Jo Des Hai Tera" (Swades): Berklee Indian Ensemble
Soul touching for every Indian...
Especially if you have been living outside at least one on your life as an NRI!!
I stayed 5 years in Cyprus, Europe and I relate so much to this song.
Thursday, April 16, 2015
The Internet is under threat.
The Internet is under threat.
If some phone companies have their way, then that wonderful thing we've grown up on - and used for years to search, chat, research, review, share photos, watch videos, and of course, Skype and Whatsapp - may become too expensive to afford.
The foundation of the Internet was built by men and women who worked hard and worked selflessly for the welfare of humanity. Whether it was Dennis Ritchie, who invented the C-Programming language which made much of software possible for the Internet; Vinton Cerf, the research student who co-authored the TCP/IP protocols on which the Internet runs today, or Time Berner-Lee, who wrote the HTML language which made browsing the World Wide Web possible, all of these noble individuals (and some institutions), donated their invention and innovation for the greater cause of humanity. Their efforts over decades kept the Internet open and neutral - enabling us to use it the way we do today, and have done, in the past.
As of today, we pay for "Internet access" to our service provider or mobile operator based on the amount of bandwidth consumed (measured in GB per month or unlimited per month). Now comes greed and avarice. Some of India's over-sized, cash-hungry, customer-unfriendly mobile operators want to charge you based on the websites you visit, rather than the amount of data you download. They want to dictate to you what apps you can use. They want more money from all of us - to access the same Internet that we have always used, fairly freely. Can you imagine a scenario where your local electricity supply corporation, bills you based on the appliances you use?
Electricity companies can't figure out what your end-usage is (except for the total units consumed). But mobile operators are able to figure out exactly what you are doing on the Internet. Many of them have installed "deep-packet-inspection" devices which tells them which apps you use. As more and more Indians go online - and a majority will use their mobile phones to do so - telecom companies should not be allowed to charge us based on what we use. It is fair to be charged on the amount of consumption, but do you want an Internet where you will be paying for per app-usage?
India, a young nation of entrepreneurs can't afford not to have an open and neutral Internet. Let Trai hear this too. Let Trai know that we want to save the Internet. For us, and later for our kids as well.
From:
http://telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/internet/dont-read-this-if-you-use-internet/46925342?utm_source=Mailer&utm_medium=ET_batch&utm_campaign=ettelecom_news_2015-04-15#./46925342?&_suid=142914127815209346768044642821
If some phone companies have their way, then that wonderful thing we've grown up on - and used for years to search, chat, research, review, share photos, watch videos, and of course, Skype and Whatsapp - may become too expensive to afford.
The foundation of the Internet was built by men and women who worked hard and worked selflessly for the welfare of humanity. Whether it was Dennis Ritchie, who invented the C-Programming language which made much of software possible for the Internet; Vinton Cerf, the research student who co-authored the TCP/IP protocols on which the Internet runs today, or Time Berner-Lee, who wrote the HTML language which made browsing the World Wide Web possible, all of these noble individuals (and some institutions), donated their invention and innovation for the greater cause of humanity. Their efforts over decades kept the Internet open and neutral - enabling us to use it the way we do today, and have done, in the past.
As of today, we pay for "Internet access" to our service provider or mobile operator based on the amount of bandwidth consumed (measured in GB per month or unlimited per month). Now comes greed and avarice. Some of India's over-sized, cash-hungry, customer-unfriendly mobile operators want to charge you based on the websites you visit, rather than the amount of data you download. They want to dictate to you what apps you can use. They want more money from all of us - to access the same Internet that we have always used, fairly freely. Can you imagine a scenario where your local electricity supply corporation, bills you based on the appliances you use?
Electricity companies can't figure out what your end-usage is (except for the total units consumed). But mobile operators are able to figure out exactly what you are doing on the Internet. Many of them have installed "deep-packet-inspection" devices which tells them which apps you use. As more and more Indians go online - and a majority will use their mobile phones to do so - telecom companies should not be allowed to charge us based on what we use. It is fair to be charged on the amount of consumption, but do you want an Internet where you will be paying for per app-usage?
India, a young nation of entrepreneurs can't afford not to have an open and neutral Internet. Let Trai hear this too. Let Trai know that we want to save the Internet. For us, and later for our kids as well.
From:
http://telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/internet/dont-read-this-if-you-use-internet/46925342?utm_source=Mailer&utm_medium=ET_batch&utm_campaign=ettelecom_news_2015-04-15#./46925342?&_suid=142914127815209346768044642821
Monday, April 06, 2015
10 Essential Life Skill Every Kid Must Know
10 Essential Life Skill Every Kid Must Know
It is certain as children grow, they make many mistakes out of their curiosity to know and learn things. They do not know the consequences being young. This is the time you have to make your kids understand few very necessary things that can be useful to them forever.
It is certain as children grow, they make many mistakes out of their curiosity to know and learn things. They do not know the consequences being young. This is the time you have to make your kids understand few very necessary things that can be useful to them forever.
- ‘How’ To Deal With The Strangers:
You have to make your kids think wise. Do not make them afraid of strangers, instead ask them to be always alert and do not indulge into any mischief that leads them into the unexpected dangers. - ‘How’ To React In A Natural Disaster:
Teach your kids to assume the weather and predict certain weather changes. And in any case, if the natural disaster occurs, teach you kids not to overreact in such threatening natural imbalances. Make your kids strong and rational. - In Case If They Get Lost:
It is must thing to make your child know ‘What’ is the name of the place that they are residing. So, in case if they get lost they can take the help of others to find their way back home easily and safely. - Teach Them Basic Navigation Skill:
Always have a habit to teach your child the ‘way’ to shopping center near by your home. Ask them to guide you the perfect way back home. This would improve the navigation skill among the children. - Ask Them To Remember The Neighborhood:
You have to assure that your child is friendly and aware of his neighborhood. So, in case of any emergency the child should be able to take help from the neighbors during emergencies. - The Home Address & Phone Number:
It is must for you to make your child remember the home phone number and address in a way that they can find their home back, in case they get accidentally separated. - The Knowledge Of First-Aid:
It is must for a child to know about the first aid. Make your child Gain knowledge about the first aid. As & when the child gets bruises and injured, using the medications will help them to avoid the infections and further damage to the body. - The Fire Safety Skills:
You have to assure that in case of a fire in the place, your kids are prepared with the basic fire safety tips. Teach them how to use a fire extinguisher and how to protect themselves from injuries. - The Places Of Friends & Relatives:
You have to also make sure that your kids remember the places where your relatives, best friends and family stays. During an emergency, this details memorized by your kid can help you during mishaps. - Remember The Emergency Numbers:
The numbers like 108 for hospitals, 111 for the police and other such important numbers have to be remembered by the children. Thus, in case of any emergency the kids can help themselves and others by calling the police or the paramedics.
Monday, March 16, 2015
Iconic Photos Every Cricket Fan Should See
Iconic Photos Every Cricket Fan Should See
Perfect in backdrop of cricket world cup 2015
Perfect in backdrop of cricket world cup 2015
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Hilarious Instances Of Sledging In Cricket
With Cricket World Cup 2015 in progress
Presenting the Hilarious Instances Of Sledging In Cricket
Presenting the Hilarious Instances Of Sledging In Cricket
Monday, March 02, 2015
Motivational Quotes from Star Trek Star Vulcan Mr Spock Leonard Nimoy
Who does not love Star Trek Star Vulcan Mr. Spock - Leonard Nim?
Dedicated to “Star Trek” Star Mr. Spock -- Leonard Nimoy who died on 28th February
By Sanjay Ishwarlal Upadhyay
Dedicated to “Star Trek” Star Mr. Spock -- Leonard Nimoy who died on 28th February
By Sanjay Ishwarlal Upadhyay
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Silent Indian National Anthem
Silent Indian National Anthem by Deaf and Blind Students..
A Big Hug to Them...
A Big Hug to Them...
Thursday, February 05, 2015
Buddhist monks and data packets? Bharti Airtel shares a customer segmentation story… | Amdocs Voices
Very interesting read by Amdocs Voice Blog... Must Read!!!
Buddhist monks and data packets? Bharti Airtel shares a customer segmentation story… | Amdocs Voices
Buddhist monks and data packets? Bharti Airtel shares a customer segmentation story… | Amdocs Voices
Monday, January 05, 2015
Sprint GBL Celebration Video
Sprint GBL Celebration Video
Amazing Year and great celebration!!!
Thankful to the team :-)
Amazing Year and great celebration!!!
Thankful to the team :-)
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