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IT can automate the entire claims management process
The entire process of claims management can be automated by IT. Big data can help us to further improve our services in terms of…
eGovWatch: Taking Telangana’s IT industry into Higher Growth Trajectory
“Telangana aims to become the hub for electronics manufacturing, like Taiwan and South Korea. We are developing institutions like…
Driving on the Information Technology Highway
Jagdish Belwal, Chief Information Officer at Tata Motors, feels that there is ample scope for using Information Technology to…
Alarm bells must ring
Large corporations have always claimed that they have robust data security in place but still many of them were hacked in 2015.…
Vertical expansion, a new norm for data centre efficiency
“With the high volume big data streams flowing in, data centers need to be prepared to handle more density per rack and therefore…
Flash arrays is the fastest growing business within EMC, & fastest growing array on the planet:…
EMC Corporation recently launched the next generation of its EMC Isilon scale-out NAS Data Lake, which includes new products,…
‘On The Go Pin’ replaces the OTP for faster transactions : FreeCharge CEO Kunal Shah
Kunal Shah, co-founder and CEO at FreeCharge, explains how its new patented technology reduces the time taken to transact and…
Our IT strategy is to run ‘healthier-leaner-faster-smarter’ operations: V S Parthasarathy,…
“Technology is an integral part of our life. The customer is becoming tech-savvy, there is a demand for IT inclusion, and all this…
Government and the industry need to come together: Debjani Ghosh
In a recent past, two words – ‘trust deficit’ and 'failure of PPP' – were frequently used for government and its relationship with…