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65% of mid-size companies opt for soft skill training: Surveyedit
A survey by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) shows that nearly two thirds (65%) of mid-size companies choose to impart soft-skill training over technical training to new employees. In comparison, only a quarter of large-sized companies focus on soft skill development, and the remaining 75% prefer imparting technical skill.
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IEEE Unveils ‘Generation AI 2018: Second Annual Study of Millennial Parents of Generation Alpha Kids’edit
IEEE unveiled “Generation AI 2018: Second Annual Study of Millennial Parents of Generation Alpha Kids.” The survey illuminates how millennial parents in India, U.K., U.S., China and Brazil with Generation Alpha children (eight years-old or younger), think growing up with healthand medical-related AI technology will impact the lives of their children.
IEEEIndustry News: Information and Communications
Industry 4.0: How can the IT industry be future ready?edit
Automation is riding on the wave of fourth industrial revolution – digital revolution. The world has witnessed three industrial revolutions before, which too have transformed the world in a radical way — for people, for job families, for nations, and for world-order. This industrial revolution will be no different and is expected to have similar aftermath resulting in world leapfrogging into Smart Industry (Industry 4.0) – eliminating certain job families and creating new ones.
Industry 4.0India has the potential to become the global hub of business automation: Ankur Kothari, Automation Anywhereedit
A few reasons that India has the advantage over other regions of the globe are because of its history of operational excellence, experience in scaling, and a large, capable workforce.
AutomationCybersecurity Professionals face Challenges on the Path to Automationedit
Juniper Networks has announced a new study, The Challenge of Building the Right Security Automation Architecture, conducted with the Ponemon Institute, that found that although enterprises understand automation is crucial to addressing the cybersecurity skills shortage and achieving a stronger security posture, the majority are experiencing challenges with determining how, when and where to automate.
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Is your smart device really ‘smart’ if it isn’t ‘safe’?edit
One estimate is that the number of smart devices has grown to over 20.35 billion vis-à-vis 3,578 billion global internet users, or more than five internet of things (IoT) devices per user globally. IoT device penetration is expected to experience a further two-fold-plus increase, exceeding 51 billion remotely-operated devices in a span of five years.
IoTSmart Devices Are Critical Entry Point to IoT Ecosystemedit
As smart functionality makes its way into homes and businesses, two devices are gaining a foothold into broader ecosystems to maximize growth and revenue opportunities: smart speakers and smart meters. No longer simply intelligent appliances in the home, these devices are becoming key entry points into the massive Internet of Things (IoT) value chain.
IoTIndustry News: Future of Mobility
Electric vehicles boost could affect forging industryedit
The Indian forging industry, despite being slated for a robust 10 per cent growth this year, said it is facing a slew of challenges including the Centre’s “renewed focus” on electric vehicles and its mission to eliminate petrol and diesel cars by 2030.
Electric VehiclesTelangana unveils its own EV policyedit
The race to bring about environment-friendly electric mobility in India is on. Last year, the nascent electric vehicle industry in India was given a boost when the government’s premiere think-tank – NITI Aayog – released a draft policy suggesting that adopting electric mobility would provide manifold benefits. In the absence of an EV policy from the Central government, individual states across the nation have taken it upon themselves to draft their own EV-friendly policies.
EV PolicyIndustry News: Education
Changes required in education system to make it India-centric: Satyapal Singhedit
Union Minister Satyapal Singh on Monday said changes are required in the education system to make it India-centric as there has been undue influence of western education in the country.
EducationEmerging Technologies To Shape The Futureedit
With smarter factories, smarter production and smarter supply chains, running autonomous production and delivery of manufactured goods, the question is bound to arise – what are the engineers supposed to do?
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A sustainable switch to renewablesedit
While the push towards cleaner renewable sources is appreciable, it should not be at the cost of making energy expensive and unreliable. The overall footprint of fossil fuels—such as coal and oil—at the moment is quite low when accounting for the energy they provide.
Renewable EnergyIndia will auction 40GW of renewable energy projectsedit
India will auction 40GW of renewable energy projects- 30GW solar and 10GW wind – every year for the next 10 years till 2028.
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