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Also known as the "Pareto principle", the "principle of factor sparsity" and the "law of the vital few". It suggests that a high percentage of effects in any large system are caused by low percentage of variables. The principle was named after the Italian economist  Vilfredo Pareto, who observed that 80% of income in Italy was received by 20% of the Italian population. It goes something like this, 80% of outcomes can be attributed to 20% of the causes for a given event. It has been observed in many walks of life be it business  design, management or life in general. This rule is useful for focusing resources and in turn reaching higher levels of efficiency in design/product. Other examples can be given as -     80% of products usage involve 20% of it's features   80% of town's traffic is on 20% of it's roads   80%of company's revenue comes from 20% of it's products.   80% of innovation comes from 20% of it's people   80% of the

Dear Team  Abhaya, Your application has been shortlisted for the   ‘Leader in Volunteer Engagement’   category and your profile has been uploaded on our website for public voting. We are excited to announce that the  ‘VOTING’  phase of the iVolunteer Awards 2012 began on   February 20 th , 2013  and  will continue till  March 1 st , 2013 .  The  top five, most popular entries, chosen basis  public   votes , will win a direct entry to the  national   jury  level. Voting is open to everyone, to spread the word and involve others to vote, you can share this link  http://awards.ivolunteer.in/vote/organisation/492   with your friends, family and fans to seek their support. To vote they would have to take 3 simple steps: ·          Click  http://awards.ivolunteer.in/vote/organisation/492     to view your ‘ Janta Profile’ ·          Extend their support by casting a  ‘Vote’ ·          ‘Share’  your profile on social media to invite oth