February 7, 2018

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Industry News: Information and Communications

How Machine Learning Boosts the Power Of RPAedit

Business World

Robotic Process Automation is increasingly handling routine and time-consuming responsibilities across the enterprise and challenging how businesses operate

AutomationMachine Learning
Blockchain’s broken promisesedit

Mint

The financial services industry has been undergoing a revolution. But the driving force is not overhyped blockchain applications such as bitcoin. It is a revolution built on Artificial Intelligence, big data, and the internet of things.

Blockchain
Disruptive Technologies Shaking Up the Enterpriseedit

CXO Today

Newer technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), robotics and automation, 3D printing, IoT security and blockchain are not only disrupting and transforming business models and the lives of individuals and businesses.

Artificial IntelligenceIoT
IoT Security market expected to hit a CAGR of 14.9% from 2017 to 2027: Researchedit

ET CIO

This growth is primarily attributed to continuous launches of IoT security offerings by enterprises, soaring number of service providers, and emergence of niche players in the market.

IoT Security

Industry News: Future of Mobility

Collaboration is key to smart solutionsedit

Live Mint 

 

Over the last century, the car, as much as any other product, has shaped not only the global economy but how billions of people live. And this is one industry that has witnessed constant change, subjected to the vagaries of the global economy. And even now, economies around the world are undergoing metamorphosis.

Electric VehiclesSmart Technology
Why government’s e-vehicle dream may be a crucial piece in Modi’s Smart City puzzle edit

The Economic Times 

 

Mobility is what drives a nation and keeps the wheels of an economy moving. Global innovations in the Indian automotive industry brought in to meet customer aspirations have over the years set a positive trend. The sector has the potential to generate up to $300 billion in annual revenue by 2026, create 65 million additional jobs and contribute over 12% to India’s GDP.

Electric VehiclesSmart Cities
Only 20-25% new registrations will be electric vehicles by 2025, says Tata Motors CEO Guenter Butschekedit

Business Today

Tata Motors CEO and MD Guenter Butschek on Tuesday said that industry would do a splendid job if only 20-25 per cent of new registrations in the country would be of electric vehicles by 2025. Speaking to Business Today, Butschek said Tata Motors has not decided on electric-only platform and it only plans platforms that can handle both electric and internal combustion engines.

Electric Vehicles

Industry News: Education

Reimagining India’s learning landscapeedit

The Economic Times

With spend on higher education at less than 1.5% of GDP, the government could find this dividend turning into a demographic disaster, unless it identifies innovative paradigms to scale access to education and accelerate skill development. The future of work will increasingly be volatile and uncertain. About 30-60% of skills of the future do not exist within the workforce today.

Education

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Renewable Energy should form 50 per cent of India’s Energy Demands by 2030edit

ELE Times

Coal Minister Piyush Goyal said India should strive for 50 per cent of its power generation capacity from renewable sources by 2030 on the back of technological advancements in solar and wind energy.

Renewable Energy
Govt floats tender for 2,000 MW wind power projectsedit

Financial Express

Power and renewable energy minister RK Singh had in November announced the break up of his action plan for completing 28 GW of wind auctions by FY20, leaving a margin of two years to complete the projects by 2022.

Renewable Energy
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