How AR and VR is helping enterprises to adapt and respond to COVID-19 challenges
By Purushottam Darshankar, Innovation and R&D Architect, Persistent Systems
After a major slump in businesses due to the…
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The urgent needs for a robust cyber-security infrastructure in the Indian healthcare sector
Hospitals and healthcare institutions, Paramedical services, and pharma and medical research organisations need to wake up to the…
How AI/ ML will shape the future of two wheeler rental industry in India
Innovative use of AI / ML / IoT holds the potential to bring thousands of other benefits to the micro-mobility ecosystem,…
Paperless Schools of the Future: Decoding the potential of digital adoption for schools
By Ashish Chaturvedi, Founder - School Diary
Even as Ed-tech becomes the buzzword in these times of virtual classrooms and AI…
6 reasons to use a robust CRM solution during a pandemic
By Sheshgiri Kamath
The widespread outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic has drastically changed the way in which businesses around…
Companies bringing technological innovations to survive during Covid-19 crisis
More than anything, this pandemic changed the standard world order by putting our strengths, agility and zeal to a hard test
Powering hybrid learning through collaboration technology
By Ankur Goel
While adults had to get accustomed to remote working, our children had to get acquainted with online learning.…
How technology is playing a crucial role for employee background verification and reshaping digital…
One domain where digitization can be of immense benefit is employee background verification. It’s a vital one and is seeing rapid…
Defining the Future of FinTech
Advancements in technology, contactless payments, changes in regulatory policies will also determine the future of FinTech. The…
The growing role of technology in the education sector
The lockdown has helped transform Ed-tech from an ‘optional’ tool adopted by elitist schools to a ‘mandatory’ mode of continuous…
