The traditional workplace is changing in the face of new technologies. In an interaction with Fortune India, Saurabh Kumar of Deloitte India talks about the evolution of our workplaces.
In a candid conversation with Fortune India, IBM India’s MD Sandip Patel opens up about the company’s business strategy, its R&D efforts, and how it plans to push the idea of Make in India forward.
The company, which has concluded its Series D funding round, will utilise the money to ramp up its technology in artificial intelligence, automation, and machine learning.
It has been a year since the nationwide Coronavirus-induced lockdown was announced. More than anything else, it has had a profound impact on business—the way it is done, and the way it is imagined.
Today, the urgency to pivot to radically new ways of doing business has become paramount. Companies must operate like startups—with an ability to shed old skin quickly and adapt to innovative ways.
Today, the role of artificial intelligence in an enterprise has become so important that it has touched every facet of business. Its role will become more critical in the years to come.
As schools begin to reopen, the big tech revolution enabled by the rise of education technology will transform schools, and they would have to incorporate these as new ways to impart an education.
5G is a technology that can make science-fiction a reality. From augmented reality and virtual reality, to enhanced use of A.I., it will radically alter entertainment and our experience of it.
Qure.ai, a Mumbai-based startup, has given a shot in the arm for healthcare globally. It uses the historical data of chest X-rays to detect pulmonary-related diseases using A.I. tools.
