Business Standard

By Ayan Pramanik

Increased automation, pricing pressures from clients, and a shift to digital and cloud have adversely affected the revenues of the information technology (IT) companies over the past year.

PC Quest

By Ashok Pandey

India is becoming digital; every business is focusing on adopting the new technology that help them to grow. Be it enterprise or small, every business is looking for the easy and effective solution to cater their needs. In conversation with PCQuest, Sai Pratyush, Additional Vice-President, Product Management – Managed Services, Enterprise Business, Tata Teleservices, spoke the new TDBS which is helping business to move ahead in this digital world.

Business Standard

The next wave of business improvement in warehouse operation is going to come from IoT (Internet of Things) – specifically with the use of artificial intelligence (AI). This would range from the use of robot carts to sensor enabled items. It will help to track the items both within the warehouse facility and as it moves through the supply chain and into customer’s hand.

Mint

Much more than just another technology tool to help increase efficiency or generate value, artificial intelligence is no longer about how companies do things, it’s about who they are

CXO Today

Global In-house Centers or GICs in India are 3-4 times more cost effective than their western counterparts, but when it comes to automating processes, there’s still a long way to go. The very nature of GICs implies that they provide support to the core business of the parent organization, hence they cannot afford to overlook investments towards technology and automation to improve productivity. This automation is usually triggered by a few necessities and they are also applicable in order for automation tools and processes to be feasible and successful.

Tech Announcer

Internet of Things (IoT) security increases efficiency and enables new services by connecting devices such as industrial equipment and consumer objects onto a network. It also facilitates the gathering of information and management of these devices through software. IoT integrates hardware, communication services, embedded software, and IT services.

ET Telecom

While telcos, telecom gear makers and network providers have started working towards deployment of 5G technology, there are technologies that are being explored globally which will aid 5G, IoT and will be a significant part of the future networks.

Money Control

Cyber security solutions firm, Trend Micro Inc., announced the launch a corporate venture fund on Tuesday. The USD 100 million fund is set up to build a portfolio of technology startups working in hyper growth markets such as the Internet of Things (IoT).

Data Quest

When you look at the process of scientific discovery and engineering today, working with big data is a critical step. With the help of smart sensors and technologies like Internet of Things, vast amount of data can be collected using scientific instruments, manufacturing systems, connected cars and aircrafts etc.

The Economic Times

We are already seeing networks becoming increasingly complex due to their global and multi-layered nature, with wireless networks such as superfast 4G or Low Power Internet of Things (IoT) networks built on top of the global fibre IP backbone.

PC Quest

By Ashok Pandey

IoT streets are buzzing with the new breed of innovations that’ll take it to the much-awaited glory. Many people picture smart thermostats and virtual assistants that will respond to voice commands, but the IoT is primarily composed of commonly used devices such as Home routers, DVRs, and internet-connected cameras.

Bloomberg Quint

India will continue to see job losses for at least the next decade before skill development programmes can ensure that the unskilled labour can contribute to the modern-day manufacturing processes, industry participants said at a conference organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry in New Delhi.

CXO Today

Technology has been in a constant state of evolution and ever since it has stepped upon the path of digitalization, it has terraformed into a phenomenon with far reaching effects. Affecting almost every industry, the influence of technology was seen upon the travel sector too.

Hindustan Times

A study by Oxford University examined 702 common occupations and found that some jobs – telemarketers, tax preparers and sports referees – are at more risk than others including recreational psychologists, dentists and physicians.

ET Tech

Intelligent building automation systems (IBAS) provides a smart way to save energy with IoT and automation at the core of it. This technology is currently being adapted across sectors like healthcare, commercial businesses and is said to reduce energy consumption by 40%.

Financial Express

AI is presenting us with an opportunity to rethink economic inequality. These challenges are too far-ranging in their effects for any nation to isolate itself.

The Economic Times

India’s information technology industry grew at a breakneck speed during the past two decades thanks to the trend commonly called offshoring. The industry and related businesses generate more than $150 billion in annual revenue and employ about 4 million people to build and test software, to enter and analyze data, and to provide customer support for American and European companies looking for relatively inexpensive labor.

Business World

Internet of Things (IoT), a concept of connecting one device to another through the internet, is witnessing skyrocketing global demand. According to a recent report by Boston Consulting Group, the IoT sensors market is expected to grow to $267 billion by 2020.

The Hans India

IoT revolves around increased machine to-machine communication. It’s built on cloud computing and networks of data gathering sensors. It’s mobile, virtual, and instantaneous connection, helps everything in our lives from streetlights to sea ports becoming “smart”. IoT will boost economy while improving citizens lives. IoT is not just machine to machine communication (M2M).

Business World

In IT software that would heal defects in software, servers and infrastructure is emerging. In telecommunication, networks that would self heal and self optimize would become the norm. Advances in Internet of Things (IoT) would connect increasing number of devices to networks and spread the benefits of Artificial Intelligence. Gartner predicts that 20.4 billion devices would be connected by 2020.

Data Quest

Data is playing an increasingly prominent role in all areas of life, with many experts now referring to it as having replaced oil as the world’s most valuable commodity. Certainly, over the last few years we have seen stark reminders of both how prevalent, important, and at times vulnerable data can be. This has been demonstrated in a number of hacks of prominent companies resulting in widespread breaches of private data.

Mint

By Pooja Singh

What will the world of technology look like 30 years from now? Megatech: Technology In 2050 tries to tackle this question. Edited by The Economist’s executive editor Daniel Franklin, the book is a collection of essays by eminent personalities like Frank Wilczek, Alastair Reynolds, Nancy Kress and Melinda Gates—each one of whom tells their version of the future.

Business World

Following the recent news that the Mirai IoT worm could be adapted to survive device robots , enabling hackers to build bigger and more disruptive botnets, Cesare Garlati, chief security strategist at prpl Foundation believes building a root of trust within the hardware is the only defence.

Mint

Sonya Dutta Chaudhury

Intelligent machines are taking over thousands of jobs, and being qualified is no longer enough to keep your job. Earlier this year, consulting firm McKinsey and Co. released a study that said 51% of all jobs could be automated in the next 20 years.

The Economic Times

Emerging technologies like the Internet of Things, virtual reality, big data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), robotic process automation, 3D printing and cloud computing have brought disruption to many industries. The IT industry is also going through similar disruptions where digital technologies are helping to create newer roles where automation becomes the norm for lowend, repetitive jobs. On the flip side, this leads to better-paid jobs.

Deccan Chronicle

Smart devices – such as smartwatches, smart TVs, routers, and cameras – are connecting to each other and building the growing Internet of Things (IoT) phenomenon, a network of devices equipped with embedded technology that allows them to interact with each other or the external environment. Because of the large number and variety of devices, the IoT has become an attractive target for cybercriminals.

Live Mint

One of the key reasons for the growth slowdown is the shift in technology spending patterns away from traditional IT services such as application maintenance. Customers are embracing new digital technology solutions such as social, mobile, analytics and cloud (SMAC), intelligent automation and the Internet of Things (IoT).

The Economic Times

By Surabhi Agarwal

She said that the government will have a lot of engagement with the telecom sector to understand what is the magnitude of the problem, and how to address that problem. On the agenda are new polices around new areas such as Internet of Things, Machine-to-Machine Communication, etc. The government will also try to push for manufacturing of telecom equipment, security of networks among other things.

The Indian Express

The growth during the year would be driven by the modernisation of operations for client firms and the adoption of new technologies such as cloud platforms, cognitive and embedded analytics, big data analytics, internet-of-things, as enterprise customers scale digital projects, it said.

Economic Times

Of late, the media have been highlighting job losses in the IT industry and painting a gloomy picture ahead. Given the technology-driven nature of this sector, job roles constantly evolve. This means the workforce is on a perennial learning curve. Maintaining reasonable performance standards, along with upskilling and reskilling, is essential to sustain and survive in such a business environment.

CXO Today

The supply chain management (SCM) market will exceed $13 billion in total software revenue by the end of 2017, up 11 percent from 2016, said research firm Gartner. It is on pace to exceed $19 billion by 2021, as software as a service (SaaS) enables new revenue opportunities.

Data Quest

According to Kartik Iyengar, SVP-IoT, Cognitive, Robotics, VirusaPolaris, the potential of AI extends far beyond helping a given business run faster or more efficiently. Along they will bring disruptive changes and give rise to new problems that can challenge the economical, legal and ethical fabric of our societies.

Business Standard

Awareness about cyber security has increased in industries and power utilities in recent years. This has been driven by the increasing integration of information technology and the Internet of Things in an age of connected devices and the energy revolution. While it is still too early to speak about volumes of such opportunities, the way the industry and utilities are moving forward, the range of play will only increase,” said Akilur Rahman, chief technology officer at ABB India.

PC Quest

By Ashok Pandey

According to Gartner, there will be 20.8 billion connected devices by 2020. Given the momentum and acceptance, the trend will drastically change the way we do everyday tasks. The challenge lies in assimilating the change in technology’s treatment. Where at a point of time, technology implied people – device engagement, it now includes device – device communication.

Money Control

In this young century, webcams have transitioned from a futuristic novelty to being, well, everywhere. The ability to capture images and video of anything anywhere played a key role in the explosion of social media, but our camera-drenched society also can make us feel uniquely vulnerable.

YourStory

By Vishal Krishna

The CIOs and CTOs from consumer industries were in a dilemma, whether to overhaul their IT infrastructure and invest in sensors that would redefine their approach towards business. They want to invest slowly on the real-time platforms that IOT can offer and very few are taking the early punch.

ET Retail

What is helping the segment integrate and evolve and adapt to the omni-channel way of retail is the amalgamation of Internet of Things (IoT) and relevant physical and digital technologies. These include analytics, robotics, artificial intelligence and augmented reality, to integrate digital information from various sources across different locations to further drive the physical act of manufacturing.

The Economic Times

Applications using relatively newer technologies like IoT and Blockchain are vulnerable to unforeseen attacks and must have predictive, future-proof security protocols that are not dependent on human learning. For example, the recent Mirai botnet, an IoT based botnet malware that turned networked devices like routers and cameras into DDoS attack bots, affected home users and even ISPs across countries.

ET Healthworld

The healthcare industry has been faced with a flood of challenges over the past several years. These challenges run the gambit of cost reduction, regulatory and legislative mandates, security attacks, and process changes resulting from new technology. Several of these challenges have fallen upon IT to resolve.

Deccan Chronicle

By Mahesh Avadhuta

Look beyond the current spell of lay-offs, and the talk of obsolescence. Technologies emerging over the last few years in the IT sector have created more than 50 types of jobs for engineering graduates. Virtual reality, Internet of Things (IoT), big data analytics, artificial intelligence, robotic process automation are some of the in-demand technologies.

ET Telecom

Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure and services will see spending of $ 1.7 trillion in 2020 which was $656 billion in 2014, according to a report by Wind, an Intel company. By 2020, there will be 50 to 200 billion connected IoT devices deployed worldwide as compared to 15 billion in 2016, the report predicted.

ET CIO

Surpassing the government’s expectations to make India USD 1-trillion digital economy by 2022, technology companies today said it has potential to grow up to USD 4 trillion during the period.

Financial Express

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) has been touted as one of the potent technologies when deployed smartly, could lead to significant productivity enhancement and resultant reduction in costs. While RPA is yet another IT software, unlike the traditional tools which are deployed first and all exceptions are handled with human interventions, RPA has in-built Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning capabilities.

Factor Daily

IoT devices come with a low memory and processing footprint and have little security capabilities, including patching. Once “online” with an IP address, the devices are easy prey for hacking syndicates, who develop custom malware to take their control en masse and use them as a launchpad for cyberattacks.

ET Telecom

The government will come out with a new electronics manufacturing policy better aligned to the present times and an overarching data protection and security policy, electronics and IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said on Friday.

Data Quest

Internet power to connect, communicate and remotely manage millions of networked devices is becoming pervasive. The market and nations are gung-ho about IoT phenomena globally and so does India. As per pundits, the IoT devices count would reach to 20 to 30 billion by 2020. McKinsey global institute research estimated the probable impact of the IoT on the global economy might reach $6.2tn by 2025.

Autocar Professional

The rules of the manufacturing game are fast changing. Connecting real machines with information technologies and IoT increases productivity substantially. Companies that employ new technologies for Industry 4.0 are a lot more competitive because they produce at lower costs and meet customer needs with a lot more flexibility. Organisations that are prepared to implement industry 4.0 now will actively shape and lead the change in manufacturing.

CIOL

Hyperconvergence and IoT Are Accelerating the Spread of Malware As networks and users increasingly share information and resources, attacks are spreading rapidly across distributed geographic areas and a wide variety of industries. Protecting against mobile malware is particularly challenging because devices are not shielded on the internal network, are frequently joining public networks, and often are not under corporate ownership or control.

News 18

“Cyber security is becoming a priority for businesses. It has become critical to identify risks near real-time and empower stakeholders to take actions and decisions based on priority,” said the IT major in a statement citing the study report. The Internet of Things (IoT) devices come with a low memory and processing footprint and have little security capabilities, including patching.

Business World

IoT-backed smart manufacturing processes aid enterprises predict and fix potentially disruptive snags and problems, thus eventually helping the end user avoid glitches.

Mint

By Nandita Mathur

Worldwide spending on the internet of things (IoT) is set to grow 16.7% year-on-year, reaching over $800 billion in 2017 and nearly $1.4 trillion by 2021, as organisations continue to invest in the hardware, software, services and connectivity that enable IoT, according to a forecast by market intelligence firm International Data Corporation (IDC).

Your Story

By Vishal Krishna

This explosion of data, thanks to the Internet of Things (IoT), is giving rise to a whole host of cutting-edge analytics. Companies like Bezirk, i2e1 use data of corporations to understand how their consumers are using connectivity to interact with physical retail ecosystems. These companies then push customised advertising to users and induce the customer to spend more in the retail set-up.

CXO Today

Telecom companies are gearing up for a huge data traffic across networks, not just data consumed or generated by people but by the data which will be brought in by the devices interacting with each other connected through Internet of Things (IoT) technology.

The Hans India

Alarmingly, the attack also hit the National Health Service of the United Kingdom, stalling surgeries and other critical patient care activity across the British Isles, and making confidential patient information and documents inaccessible.

CXO Today

The impact of digitization on the enterprise has only just begun: Disruptive initiatives such as IoT, digital transformation, and the consumerization of B2B generate enormous amounts of data. And unfortunately, while enterprises have spent billions to address infrastructure, workflow, and transactional frameworks, many have not scaled their analytics solutions to derive insights and actionable intelligence from the growing onslaught of data.

The Indian Express

The residual Rs 670 crore for the pan-city component will be spent entirely on ICT and Internet of Things (IOT) projects. It would include a Rs 150-crore IT connectivity project for a Command and Control Centre, 200 WiFi hotspots, sensors for monitoring environment and visibility, and public announcement systems.

The Asian Age

The Karnataka government is keen on coming out with a policy addressing various issues in the Information Technology sector including “forced resignation” adopted by the firms, but not before listening to the problems faced by IT industry leaders and employees, state IT Minister Priyank Kharge said today.

Inc 42

By Shweta Modgil

The debate of the AI and automation invasion on lower and mid-level IT jobs is never-ending. The latest report being that of Wipro achieving productivity worth 12,000 people over 140 customer engagements in 1,800 HOLMES bots in IT services. It can’t be denied that the world is changing fast in adapting to machines.

BW CIO World

The latest real-world implementations advancing the adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT) and the role of standardisation in the projects were showcased by stakeholders from across the Machine-to-Machine (M2M) and IoT industries as oneM2M, the global IoT standards initiative, held its inaugural Industry Day.

CXO Today

According to the report, advancements in IoT applications such as smart meters, package tracking, digital health monitors and a host of other next-generation M2M services is driving this incremental growth—nearly 21 percent increase in the next five years.

Hindustan Times

Our digital terrain is increasingly under attack. First came ‘WannaCry’, a ransomware that locked up lakhs of computers spread over 150 countries demanding that the victims pay $ 300 or more to get their data back. Within days, this incursion was followed by ‘Fireball’, a malware that could turn web browsers into zombies, and cause victims additional damages ranging from the theft, spying and manipulation of their data, to download of dangerous files onto their computers.

ET Telecom

Internet of Things (IoT) has a large role to play in future of smart cities which in turn are supposed to be environment friendly. IoT can be used in practically all scenarios for public services by governments to make cities environment friendly. 1TSensor-enabled devices can help monitor the environmental impact on cities, collect details about sewers, air quality, and garbage. Such devices can also help monitor woods, rivers, lakes, and oceans.

CXO Today

The Internet of Things [IoT] will continue to gain traction – leading to immense benefits in the personal and professional lives of people , yet, also raising the question of large scale cyber attacks, disrupting the privacy and security of global citizens, according to a new study.

PC Quest

Internet power to connect, communicate and remotely manage millions of networked devices is becoming pervasive. The market and nations are gung-ho about IoT phenomena globally and so does India. As per pundits, the IoT devices count would reach to 20 to 30 billion by 2020.

The Times of India

With computing advances and dramatic price drops of hardware components, robots have acquired the dexterity to assemble circuit boards and build cars. They now cost less to operate than the wages of workers in China. And connected devices and sensors in the Industrial Internet of Things enable monitoring of every aspect of a manufacturing plant’s operations.

PC Quest

It is only recently that it became a mainstream term in the enterprise IT world. The early adopters of IoT have already witnessed its economic value while generating new sources of revenue and its ability to deliver more efficient and accurate results, IoT is changing company processes and consumer interactions.

The Financial Express

The IoT, analytics and cyber security will play a major role for organisations in growing their businesses and building sustainable competitive advantages in years ahead. A combination of these technologies can help optimise the blend of human-machine participation and interaction within business processes for the digital future.

PC Quest

The advent of the Internet of Things (IoT) or connected devices has had an impact on every business. The retail industry has seen the rules of customer engagement and back-end management undergo big changes. These changes have helped increase speed and efficiency in the retail business, with a positive effect on profits.

The Financial Express

Also known as ‘WannaCry’, it’s one of the most potent ransomware attacks that has reached some high-profile targets. Like all forms of ransomware, it enters a vulnerable machine and then locks it and demands payment of money to ensure access to files.

PC Quest

It sure sounds like an idyllic dream. Interestingly, this dreamlike situation, with the technology called Internet of Things (IoT) has been converted into reality. The description of ‘smart’ has changed ever since smartphones infiltrated our lives. And with further innovations on the front of smart home appliances and gadgets, it is believed that this magic word will continue to amaze us with its development.

Forbes India

By Harichandan Arakali

Advances in the development and use of technologies for the Internet of Things (IoT) will boost data traffic between networked devices of many kinds, worldwide, and by 2021, such connections will account for more than one in five in India, Cisco Systems said in a report on Friday.

Autocar Professional

It was all about the connected shopfloor of the future, of Industry 4.0 or the fourth industrial revolution, the Internet of Things (IoT) and new-generation technologies like 3D printing. Industry 4.0 dynamically changes the rules of the game for manufacturing. Connecting real machines with information technologies and the Internet of Things (IoT) increases productivity substantially

The Hindu

Why is this happening, and why now? At the very heart of digital transformation, is data. With the swift and rampant adoption of automation and technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), the world is producing more data than ever before in history. To deal with the data deluge in a way that it can be harnessed to a business outcome is the need of the hour.

Business Standard

The sector has been grappling with structural and cyclical growth issues in recent times. These include the disruption caused by strong rises in client spending on digital technologies such as automation, the internet of things (IOT), cloud and data analytics.

ET Small Biz

By J Vignesh

For Manish Singhal, founding partner of AI and IoT-focussed fund pi Ventures, the emergence of such technologies is a “leapfrog moment in healthcare.” “If (the startups) get it right, and market adoption happens, these companies will become valuable. (This is) definitely early, but we are seeing some really good work. As compared to the Valley, it is definitely early, but the growth rate is rapid,” he said.

Business Standard

While the Internet of Things (IoT) may lead to more efficiency in our daily lives, my research shows that consumers are exposed to many risks by the use of IoT devices, ranging from disclosure of private information, to physical injury and problems with the devices themselves.

Mint

India is set for a “digitization revolution” which, in turn, would fuel the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT is bridging the physical, digital, cyber and virtual worlds and this requires extensive information processing capabilities.

The Economic Times

2016 was an incredible year in the world of cyber security . A year marked by extraordinary attacks, including multi-milliondollar virtual bank heists, overt attempts to disrupt the US electoral process by state-sponsored groups and some of the biggest distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks on record powered by a botnet of Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

Business Standard

By Alok Kumar

With the series of advancement in the technological landscape of our country, such as penetration of Internet, budding acceptance towards IoT (Internet of Things) devices, smartphones and broadband, Nasscom recently estimated that the valuation of data will witness an eight-fold increase, from $2 billion to $16 billion, by 2025.

The Economic Times

By Muntazir Abbas

Artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things and virtual reality rank consistently among the top three that according to the telco suggests the vast potential seen in these future technologies by the Internet generation.

CXO Today

2020 is the year, according to some, when the first 5G commercial networks could go live. For many telecoms operators 2020 can’t come soon enough. That’s because there are billions of devices coming online thanks to the Internet of Things (IoT). Gartner predicts that by 2020 there will be over 6.4 billion “connected things” worldwide.

The Economic Times

Innovation Encouraging innovation in business models, processes and products can help improve quality and bring cost efficiencies. Internet of Things (IoT) facilitates realtime analytics and insights through nanotechnology, wearables and other devices Cognitive provides an environment that can grant individual physicians easy, usable access to global medical journals and research conclusions.

Channel World

The report shows that the growth in both the volume and complexity of cyber attacks is presenting unprecedented challenges for organizations, which are struggling to devote the necessary resources to keeping pace with the threat landscape.

CXO Today

Cloud computing is the one technology that supports many other disruptive technologies such as Big Data, artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, IoT. The more progressive banks around the world have already made significant headway with the adoption of cloud computing, and Indian banks are fast warming up to its many benefits.

ET Energy World

To address this dilemma, IoT-enabled competencies would be prevalent in Smart Cities. Be it Smart Homes, Smart Offices, Smart Grids, Smart Water Networks and suchlike, the IoT would drive higher process efficiencies in residential buildings, commercial structures and industrial applications across the globe.

Your Story

By Vishal Krishna

Legacy companies such as General Motors are now building connected car platforms; GE Predix as an industrial IOT platform is already a huge success. “These companies have been operating in an asset heavy environment and are thriving by creating an enabling ecosystem around their products,” says Praveen

Business World

While increasing automation may kill many jobs, new aged functional areas like cybersecurity, Internet of Things (IoT), robotics, artificial intelligence and machine learning are creating new job opportunities. It is the time to reskill to be relevant and employable in the industry.

The Economic Times

Regarding job opportunities in the IT sector, he said, “There is still requirement for people with major sciences, (skills in) artificial intelligence, new paradigms on the mobile platform, on IoT: this is an industry that’s always looking for talent with right technical capability.”

Digit

Right now, the IoT is still a pretty nascent technology. Currently, we could have maybe one connected device on us. By 2025, though, we may have as many as four devices on us. It is predicted that we would interact with a connected device almost 4800 times a day on average. That’s once every 18 seconds.

CXO Today

With India’s fossils fuels depleting, the country has to find ways of energy conservation, particularly in the context of initiatives like Digital India and Smart City. IoT could be key to India’s efforts at power conservation, cutting down carbon emissions and footprint, and environmental degradation and health hazards.

The Hindu

The State Government, which had unveiled sectoral policies for several sunrise sectors in IT such as Cyber Security and Data Analytics, is planning to launch policies on IoT and Cyber and E-waste.

ET Telecom

By Tina Gurnaney

“Disruption remains a white-hot theme in the telecoms industry, as newcomers eat into legacy revenue streams and operators seek new growth opportunities in the Internet of Things and beyond. If operators are to make the most of the 5G era from 2020 onwards, they must take bolder steps to overhaul legacy business models and form more dynamic customer relationships,” said Prashant Singhal, EY Global Telecommunications Leader.

The Hindu Business Line

Emerging technologies Sectors such as Internet of Things, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and analytics are huge opportunities for the IT industry. “It is crowded in the technology space, and so much needs to be done. There is a lot of disruptions and innovations are happening,” he said.

The Financial Express

Connectivity and automation have changed our world in the last decade. It’s not just humans who talk to machines and vice-versa, machines are talking to machines as well. Already, 20 billion devices are connected via the Internet of Things, thereof 8 billion in production.

BW CIO World

It’s become well understood that with the rise of Internet of Things (IoT) and shift to the cloud comes increasing complexity within enterprise networks. Visibility is compromised and proper management becomes nearly impossible. In fact, a recent survey found that enterprises experience a “loss of control over network data” instigated by a lack of full visibility.

The Economic Times

The threat of automation taking away jobs is real. It can entirely finish certain jobs or force companies to rationalise workforce. The Jobs Disruption Survey of nearly 11,000 employees by ET Online has found that a large number of employees see automation taking away their jobs even though the trend is more visible in the information technology sector (IT) at this stage.

The Hindu Business Line

Artificial Intelligence and machine learning appear to be playing out across the country, with brands relying on enormous amounts of data to provide solutions to some of the trickiest problems. What was once the domain of a few, is now available across industries, with several e-commerce giants and even start-ups using the latest technologies to build high-impact solutions.

The Economic Times

By Shreeradha Basu and Rica Bhattacharyya

Even as stories of layoffs in large numbers in the IT sector grab headlines and automation continues its rapid inroads, search consultants and experts said the Indian job market in the next two quarters will look better despite pockets of negativity in certain sectors such as IT, startups, telecom and BPO.

ET Telecom

The Internet of Things (IoT), a leap from the prevalent technology allowing devices to communicate with each other, can deliver a wealth of benefits that can potentially change the way electricity is used by communities. IoT is already touted as the fourth industrial revolution.

Business World

As the integration of equipment on the factory floor grows, more and more manufacturing companies are starting to think about Industry 4.0 – the new industrial revolution. Change is being driven across a range of industries thanks to automation, robotics, and the Internet of Things (IoT) – and manufacturing is no exception.

CXO Today

It has transformed every facet of our lives. Today, with introduction of Internet of Things (IoT), consumers have the power to control the lighting and temperature of their house while driving to home from work. It has given consumers the ability to talk to their devices like coffee brewing machine and refrigerators with an extremely simple way, a voice command.

PC Quest

By Raj Kumar Maurya

Technological advancements and digital transformations are drastically changing the way we do business today. Technologies like Big Data, Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence/ Machine Learning (AI/ ML) are the new buzzwords of today, transforming user experience, engaging the consumer, analyzing patterns and enabling proactive and real-time response.

CXO Today

Adoption of cloud computing in the healthcare industry will continue to evolve and accelerate in the coming years. The increasing penetration of IoT (Internet of Things) in the healthcare segment is predicted to be one of the biggest drivers for Cloud adoption in the coming days.

Indian Express

By Shruti Dhapola

Smart home, the internet of things, connected devices: Buzzwords which we’ve been hearing for sometime now. But how viable is a concept like smart home, especially in a market like India where internet connectivity is still a challenge?