Example Reflection – Visualization 

 Challenge     I am a recent graduate from one of the national business school which was established in the   year 2007 in the city of Amritsar , India . Amritsar is famous for the 16th century built golden   temple and attracts a major chunk of revenue from tourism . However the city is connected   with various national and international flights , the institute , being newly established , is not   very notorious among locals .    As there is a culture among Indian B - schools to heavily invest in cultural & management   festivals ( events ) scheduled every year , the footfall of attendees coming from the whole   nation was limited to 400 students for the previous years . The challenge is to manage the   “ Campaigning ” for the fest to achieve a 1000 + footfall for the current year .        Selection      As the target was seemingly ambitious , the campaigning team was looking for innovative   ideas to achieve the desired footfall . The whole team sat on the table to apply design   thinking methodology and use the visualisation tool to draw out the complete campaign   together . As the same activities of campaigning were done in the past year , the team had a   fair idea of their achievements and shortcoming which must be kept in mind before rolling   out the final action plan for the current year .     Application     Traditionally , the campaigning was done by appointing campus managers online from   various other institutes , whose job is to forward the event details to the students of their   college . The interested students may visit the hosting college website to explore and   register themselves in various events ranging from cultural & management to sports .   With the help of design thinking and using the tool of visualisation , the campaigning team   explored the “ what is ” part of the designing and came up with the issues of leaving   everything to campus managers . The whole event seemed to be at the discrete of the   campus manager , who may or may not enthusiastically participate in glorifying the events of   the host college . The whole idea is to increase the participation as it would imply a better   competition and leaning opportunity .     Once the team was done with “ what is ” part , we moved to “ what if ” and explored various   options . After doing a considerable amount of design thinking , the team realised the   importance of physical ( offline ) presence in other colleges to drive the whole campaign . We   divided the teams in “ local ” & “ outstation ” units . Various colleges were identified which   were in the vicinity of the city , where participation can be expected from . Using visualisation   tool , we draw a complete system where the Campus Manager would report to the Region   Manager , who would report to the State Manager who would in turn report to the   Campaigning Head . The reporting would ensure that the information is being passed to   each and every student of the college by situating ourselves in their study groups , e - mail   chains and physical posters . 

 Insight & Approach     Using the design thinking methodology of achieving our 1000 + students footfall mark , we   get to know that the problem lies with the communication channel which was   unidirectional . Visualisation tool helped us to build the channel which was bi - directional and   hence can be used to resolve the queries of the students in real time . The approach was to   clarify all the participation related query within 12 hours , source and maintain an   information channel that would imprint the details of the event in the memories of a large   number of students , in turn kicking a high number of participation and overall campus   footfall . 

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EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Example Reflection – Visualization 

 Challenge     I am a recent graduate from one of the national business school which was established in the   year 2007 in the city of Amritsar , India . Amritsar is famous for the 16th century built golden   temple and attracts a major chunk of revenue from tourism . However the city is connected   with various national and international flights , the institute , being newly established , is not   very notorious among locals .    As there is a culture among Indian B - schools to heavily invest in cultural & management   festivals ( events ) scheduled every year , the footfall of attendees coming from the whole   nation was limited to 400 students for the previous years . The challenge is to manage the   “ Campaigning ” for the fest to achieve a 1000 + footfall for the current year .        Selection      As the target was seemingly ambitious , the campaigning team was looking for innovative   ideas to achieve the desired footfall . The whole team sat on the table to apply design   thinking methodology and use the visualisation tool to draw out the complete campaign   together . As the same activities of campaigning were done in the past year , the team had a   fair idea of their achievements and shortcoming which must be kept in mind before rolling   out the final action plan for the current year .     Application     Traditionally , the campaigning was done by appointing campus managers online from   various other institutes , whose job is to forward the event details to the students of their   college . The interested students may visit the hosting college website to explore and   register themselves in various events ranging from cultural & management to sports .   With the help of design thinking and using the tool of visualisation , the campaigning team   explored the “ what is ” part of the designing and came up with the issues of leaving   everything to campus managers . The whole event seemed to be at the discrete of the   campus manager , who may or may not enthusiastically participate in glorifying the events of   the host college . The whole idea is to increase the participation as it would imply a better   competition and leaning opportunity .     Once the team was done with “ what is ” part , we moved to “ what if ” and explored various   options . After doing a considerable amount of design thinking , the team realised the   importance of physical ( offline ) presence in other colleges to drive the whole campaign . We   divided the teams in “ local ” & “ outstation ” units . Various colleges were identified which   were in the vicinity of the city , where participation can be expected from . Using visualisation   tool , we draw a complete system where the Campus Manager would report to the Region   Manager , who would report to the State Manager who would in turn report to the   Campaigning Head . The reporting would ensure that the information is being passed to   each and every student of the college by situating ourselves in their study groups , e - mail   chains and physical posters . 

 Insight & Approach     Using the design thinking methodology of achieving our 1000 + students footfall mark , we   get to know that the problem lies with the communication channel which was   unidirectional . Visualisation tool helped us to build the channel which was bi - directional and   hence can be used to resolve the queries of the students in real time . The approach was to   clarify all the participation related query within 12 hours , source and maintain an   information channel that would imprint the details of the event in the memories of a large   number of students , in turn kicking a high number of participation and overall campus   footfall . 

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### Output: 