
Embrace 4th industrial revolution responsibly
We have to think about ways to share innovations with the rest of the world so that developing nations can also benefit and bolster their economies.
We have to think about ways to share innovations with the rest of the world so that developing nations can also benefit and bolster their economies.
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.
During the pandemic, A.I. has played a crucial role in improving business resilience. But for it to have a larger impact, A.I. needs to be democratised.
Data is the new fuel for economic growth. In the auto sector, the explosion of data from connected vehicles, smart roads, geolocation, and consumers is changing the retailing experience.
Artificial intelligence has created a technological edge for the users that no traditional security camera alone can offer.
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.
The BPM industry needs the combined power of analytics, artificial intelligence (A.I), Robotic Process Automation (RPA), and Machine Learning (ML) to re-capture customers in the new normal.
Traditional network security tools have become outdated in the face of sophisticated cyberattacks. Our cybersecurity strategies should embrace latest technologies, such as A.I. and machine learning.
2021 has brought in hopes for renewal, especially after a tumultuous year gone by. And India's next growth story would hinge on technology, and how we harness it for our benefit.
A.I. is no more a buzzword of the future. It is a part of our present. But its true potential has still not been realised. Business enterprise may just be the appropriate space for it.