Siemens: The future is smart
Siemens is focussing on digitalisation of physical processes to future-proof its customers’ businesses, as well as its own.
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Second wind for GE
How GE India is making a bold bet on wind power and disrupting the renewable energy market through its technological innovations and a new business model.
‘Yogi’ Deveshwar: The man who saw tomorrow
The passing away of ITC chairman Y.C. Deveshwar marks the end of an era for ITC which he saw as an Indian multinational. Sanjiv Puri has now been named the new chairman and MD of the company.
SME export needs private-sector muscle
An active role from the private sector would ensure more and more SMEs are able to take advantage of opportunities in the global market.
Indian economy: A fuzzy future
India’s economy might be cruising along, but the road ahead might not be smooth.
Samsung India: The bigger picture
With more than two decades in the country, Samsung India has a finger in every pie, and is fighting competition to stay on top of the game with innovation and a strong distribution network.
Auto firms out to woo millennials
For the modern consumer, a car is an extension of their house, workplace and personality. Carmakers are therefore looking at connected ecosystems for millennials who are constantly on the move.
Hyundai brings back the Santro
The new small car from the South Korean carmaker shares the same name as the first car it sold in India.
How can “Make in India” evolve?
Re-skilling the existing workforce and developing technology skills in students should be made national priority.
‘India needs to create 8.3 lakh jobs a month’
The number of underemployed people in India is 36 million – nearly 4% of the population aged above 15 years.
