Persistent unveils employee engagement platform

MUMBAI, INDIA: Persistent Systems, a provider of outsourced software product development services, on Monday announced the launch of eMee, a next-generation employee engagement platform, specifically developed for SME and large enterprises with a distributed workforce.

Designed and developed using innovative gaming and social networking concepts, eMee helps redefine employee engagement by offering an intuitive and user friendly platform for interacting with colleagues and peers throughout the organization, said a press release.

The new solution encourages social networking in the workplace and harnesses the power of collaboration to the fullest, boosting morale, team spirit and camaraderie.

Persistent said eMee is an innovative platform to showcase professional achievements and it harnesses social networking and collaboration within the organization. It is a gaming-based platform for performance management and it helps in continuous engagement and feedback between employee and manager.

“eMee nurtures two-way communication between the employee and employer, which helps communication to flow freely and effectively. eMee can be used across various industries, to improve employee engagement and understand employee requirements better,” said Kishor Bhalerao, head of Human Resources at Persistent Systems.

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