CIO 

Another alarm bell is that too few CIOs are embracing bleeding-edge technologies, says Schadler. Only 29 percent of respondents are investing in internet of things, with just 17 percent investing in AI. Blockchain (11 percent) and augmented reality (10 percent), too, remain woefully underrepresented given their potential. “Software, the cloud, and emerging technology will become business assets, not just technology enablers of your digital business,” Schadler says. “It’s time to invest more heavily in each of them.”

The Hindu Business Line 

Nevertheless, the government’s ‘Digital India’ and ‘Smart Cities’ initiatives are accelerating India’s journey towards adopting digitalisation. On this journey, it is imperative that adequate measures are taken to secure the IoT ecosystem, and to prepare organisations to unleash the full potential of IoT by mitigating the associated governance, privacy and security risks.

Geospatial World  

By Mahashreveta Choudhary 

For building a smart city, which provides smart solutions to its citizens, technological literacy is the key. Smart solutions are conspicuously based on Internet of Things, geospatial and ICT, sensors and location. These technologies are like a thread which channelizes all data from different aspects of the city, such as traffic, utilities, finance, health or waste management to monitor and deliver improved services, improve e-governance, and advance analytics and in result smart and intelligent solution.

Mint 

In the era of funding artificial intelligence, Big Data and Internet of Things start-ups, it’s easy to overlook some obvious opportunities. Dating, companionship, or more bluntly, sex, is the most primal need, in the same hierarchy as roti, kcipdci our mokaon. Indians are marrying late, usually after they finish their studies and find a steady occupation.

Tech Circle  

By Anirbhan Goshal

The datasets are from sectors such as agriculture, banking, economy, telecom and air pollution among others. However, the study showed that these datasets are very minimally in India and to increase usage, it recommends that the data stacks are made complete through machine learning engines or direct application programming interfaces. Besides, new technologies such as Internet of Things and blockchain can not only automate information but also ensure data security.

QRIUS 

As the internet of things (IoT) dramatically and constantly improves our lives with state-of-the-art portable and wearable electronics, they are also dependent on traditional methods of charging. For them to achieve their fullest potential, the problem of powering them also needed to be addressed.

The Hindu Business Line  

By KV Kumarnath 

A Wi-Fi zone and centrally air-cooled space, the ‘smart’ Loocafe uses IoT (Internet of Things) solutions to help achieve energy and resource efficiencies. A dedicated radio channel provides music, while the cafe serves standardised food round-the-clock. The geo-tagged cafes could easily be located using an app LooCafé Locator. The first of the 100 pre-fabricated Loocafes has been launched at Madhapur.

Channel World 

The data era has forced CIOs to revisit their strategies by looking at new transformative technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), Cloud storage, Analytics, Artifical Intelligence (AI), and Machine Learning (ML). They are under pressure to keep pace with rapidly changing business models and innovate at a quicker pace.

Deccan Chronicle 

Mankind’s quest for Artificial Intelligence (AI) has driven development from times immemorial. It dates back to the architectural astronomy instruments in India to Abacus of Mesopotamia; from mechanical triggering of medieval cannons in China to the emergence of the big World Wide Web; and finally to the 21st century when the Internet of Things (loT), Blockchain, Robotics and AI are finally a reality. It’s a marvel to construe that machines of today can actually learn, improve over a period of time with an in-built self-learning capability.