‘DigiVantage India’ for a connected world
India’s rise in the global digital arena has been marked by a daring vision, and its prime driver is the IT-BPM industry which created new digital ecosystems for several industries.
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The digital rediscovery of India
More than any other governmental initiative, it is the thrust on Digital India that has given the country a new vocabulary of oneness.
How digital infrastructure is changing our lives
Digitalisation is one of the biggest gifts we have received from this pandemic. From healthcare, to our workplaces, to education, it has now touched every aspect of our lives, and like never before.
The ‘new normal’ for financial services
According to a Capgemini Research Institute survey, while the pandemic propelled digital adoption, physical channels continue to remain significant for financial services consumers.
Is India about to witness a data centre boom?
According to a report released by Anarock-Mace, India's data centre industry is witnessing massive investments. But will it sustain? And if it does, what would the future look like?
Demystifying AI for business leadership
AI combined with increased connectivity, computing and data is the kosher game changer. Now is the right time to board the AI bus.
Fast-track virtualisation across business functions
With the right approach, leaders can turn the Covid-19 crisis into an opportunity to anticipate the changes to their business models and drive innovation in their organisations.
Is digital tax the end of multilateralism?
Frustrated by the slow pace of discussions and anxious to mobilise revenue considering the Covid-19 pandemic, several countries have taken unilateral measures to tax the digital economy.
Microsoft India’s window of opportunity
Once known only for working with the big boys’ club, Microsoft is changing its game in India with small and medium businesses, and startups, and stitching interesting tie-ups along the way.
Data skills gap is sapping Indian firms’ productivity
A report by Accenture and Qlik says Indian firms lose productivity worth ₹33,216 crore every year as workers struggle to make sense of information, data, and technology.
