How BPM giant WNS faced the Covid challenge
Chief executive Keshav Murugesh calls the pandemic a huge Supernova moment which has brought the future forward in a matter of days.
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Covid-19 surge pushes ambulance demand
As India wrestles with rising Coronavirus cases every day, healthcare startup Medulance sees a 3x surge in demand for its ambulance service.
Why robotics, automation will redefine healthcare
The Covid-19 pandemic has taught the world a number of lessons, one being the use of technology at its full potential to build a robust healthcare system.
Covid-19: VC-backed healthtech deal values soar
Venture capital investment in healthtech hits $8.2 billion in the first quarter of 2020, the highest quarterly total on record, says Preqin; large deals continue to be made.
Revisiting global healthcare in a post-covid world
Steps providers and enablers need to take to enhance their preparedness for such crises.
Maruti Suzuki’s battle against Covid-19
Maruti Suzuki chairman R.C. Bhargava believes India has the resilience to overcome the pandemic. He explains what India’s largest carmaker is doing to fight the virus.
Covid-19 takes a toll on alternative assets outlook
Though investors are revising their commitments to alternatives in 2020, most are not adjusting their longer-term plans, says Preqin.
A world now changed by a bio catastrophe
India and other countries, especially in the EU, which have suffered grievously owing to Covid-19, need to press for wide-ranging international agreements on biological warfare and peaceful research.
Milagrow’s robots join Covid-19 team at AIIMS
iMap 9 can destroy Covid-19 spores on the floor by using sodium hypochlorite solution, while Humanoid ELF can be used by doctors to monitor and interact with Covid-19 patients remotely.
Light at the end of the coronavirus tunnel
While it is true that many have died of Covid-19; however, if it were not for the long and tireless efforts of healthcare workers throughout the world, there may have been many more fatalities.
