Business Standard

By Sneha Bhattacharjee

There are a few places in the world as exciting and interesting as India when it comes to digital payments. The country registered about 20.3 billion digital payment transactions in FY17-18. However, over 90 per cent of payments in India are still in cash. This is a huge opportunity that Mastercard is trying to address. (IoT)

The Hindu Business Line

By Subir roy

The good news for India is that what it lost out in manufacturing, it has made up through its prowess in software so that it is now well-placed to play a role in the fourth industrial revolution which is digitally enabled. Indian IT and start-ups have marked a place for themselves in Industry 4.0, made up of areas like automation in manufacturing, internet of things, cloud hosting and cognitive computing.

The Economic Times

By Ayan Pramanik

“And, today, we do analysis on only about 10% of the data. And, I think no matter how you use the data, whether it’s artificial intelligence, you know, or in terms of more data driven or smarter products, or digital cities or smart cities, whichever we use it…so com-pounding effect of data doubling requires a new type of architecture to support this explosive growth in the data and the computer requirements,” he said.

Express Computer

By Mohit Rathod

As Mohan states, the company now has one of the cleverest customer facing AI in the Indian online travel space called Gia and Myra – it is already doing over 200,000 weekly unique conversations not just on GI and MMT platform, but various chat apps like Whatsapp, Facebook Messenger, Amazon Alexa; and soon on Google Assistant

IT News Online

Vectra, the leader in network threat detection and response, today announced that the proliferation of healthcare internet of things (IoT) devices, along with un partitioned networks, insufficient access controls and the reliance on legacy systems, has exposed a vulnerable attack surface that can be exploited by cyber criminals determined to steal personally identifiable information (PII) and protected health information (PHI), in addition to disrupting healthcare delivery processes.

OWLT Market

An IoT and blockchain technology based autonomous vehicle smart city project will be developed to improve safety. Filament is a blockchain startup who has made a partnership with an Intelligent Mobility initiative of the University of Nevada, Reno in order to develop the project.

The Financial Express

By Debajit Sarkar

There is no one universally agreed definition of Artificial Intelligence (AI). However, a general, albeit oversimplified definition of AI is the capacity of a computer system to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as visual observation, decision making and speech recognition. Artificial Intelligence has expanded the space of function, for machines, by delivering artificial cognition to computers.

Zee Biz

By Asit Manohar

Digital India campaign in India has made Indian entrepreneurs more aware about cyber security that their firms require. Here are the top five majors to ensure cyber security. Cyber security is neither the job of companys SIO only nor its now an integral part of the IT professional hired by the company.

Legal Desire

As a lawyer, everything you do is centered around working in the best interest of your clients, so shouldn’t that extend to protecting their private and personal information Of course, the answer is yes, but for many individual lawyers and law firms, cyber security is an area that can create a lot of confusion.

Business Standard

Future ready Gartner, Inc. Gartner, Inc. has identified artificial intelligence, advanced analytics, internet of things (IoT), robotic process automation, autonomous things, digital supply chain twin, block chain in supply chain and immersive experience as the top eight supply chain technology trends in 2019.

Fortune

By Ashish P. Dhakan

Technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) empowers machines to do jobs previously done by people. When it comes to security and surveillance, AI enables cameras and control room equipment to identify a wide range of threats automatically, and in real time helping security teams take immediate action to protect people and assets.

Analytics Insight

By Smriti Srivastava

The survey explains how artificial intelligence’s employment is rising at a quick pace and organizations are collaborating with it to gauge up their efforts in business growth. Let’s take a look at the main highlights of the detailed insight provided by BCG over most innovative companies of 2019:

Analytics India Mag

By Harshajit Sarmah

Here are the 5 reasons why you should learn Cyber Security High Demand For Cyber Security Experts Cyber security today is one of the hottest career options. And with every advancement in the technology as well as in the Internet space, the demand cyber security experts across the globe is increasing at a rapid pace.