Business Standard

In the recent times, Indian pharmaceutical industry has been facing quality issues with the US Food & Drug Administration (FDA), with the US drug regulator issuing import alert, warning letters or observations under 483 Form to many of the leading Indian pharma companies. To overcome quality issues in the industry, technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT) can prove to be handy, says an Assocham-Sathguru joint study. The increasing frequency of the US FDA inspections in India and the upward trend in warning letters has put the industry in a panic drive. “In an export driven market, where credibility weighs high to maintain market share, at this point in time India cannot afford this kind of reputation ...IoTPharma

ET Telecom

By Muntazir Abbas

Sector regulator Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) ​​has said that affordable tariff​s would play a significant role to boost ​ digital connectivity but there was much to be done on the broadband front by private service providers. “Digital connectivity and proliferation of affordable pricing is very significant. There is a lot of work to be done to enhance broadband penetration both by telecom service providers and stakeholders,” Trai chairman RS Sharma told ETTelecom.

Fibre2Fashion

Consumers are most willing to engage brands with new retail technologies like Internet of Things (IoT), automation, drones, virtual reality (VR) and more, if they feel that they are in control of their experience, according to a recent report. Artificial intelligence (AI), VR and IoT present the opportunity to better anticipate consumers’ next purchase.

Channel World

By Yogesh Gupta

Cloud, mobile and IoT are modifying organizations’ security posture, says Kathleen Phillips, Global Channel Chief of Entrust Datacard.

Entrust Datacard encompasses a huge portfolio of authentication, certificates, PKI, payments and other security solutions for organisations. CSO India in an exclusive interaction spoke to Kathleen Phillips, VP-Global Channel Strategy & Operations, Entrust Datacard during her India visit, on the company’s product roadmap, channel blueprint and the security landscape.

ET Tech

By Aritra Sarkhel

Shailesh Agarwal, Director – Strategy & Operations,IBM talks about their cloud plans for 2017, their tryst with government on tech deals, plans for Africa, their SMB roadmap and how IBM is helping up skill people. Shailesh Agarwal, Director – Strategy & Operations, IBM talks about their cloud plans for 2017, their tryst with government on tech deals, plans for Africa, their SMB roadmap and how IBM is helping up skill people.

Business Standard

By Mrutyunjay Mahapatra

As Indian banks compete to establish differentiated business models based on efficient operations, technology has assumed the pole and pivotal position in their strategies. Ecosystem disruptions like demonetisation, emergence of payment banks, fintech play, micro banks and pseudo and para banking activities of telcos and retail chains have put technology as the sine qua non and God-gifted saviour for banks. But gifts are bundled often with miseries.

PC Quest

By Adeesh Sharma

Needless to mention here, such advances in AI depend heavily on the security, resilience and interoperability amongst different IoT networks. Many auto manufacturers have already demonstrated and are also working on advanced self-driving capabilities, however, the network that works in most cars still remains isolated with a myriad of protocols that require oodles of work to secure.

The Times of India

“It is very essential for smart city to join all its projects with sensors. They must process all information through cloud computing and deliver it directly on mobile,” said of U B Desai, director, Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, while delivering key not address on the subject ‘No smart city without sensors’. India’s future lies with towns and cities and so we need to join smart devises also with internet and not be satisfied with joining smart phones, he added.