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News for the IET
5G world will need new cybersecurity approachedit
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The discussion was conducted by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), and moderated by S Raghotham, Assistant Editor, Deccan Herald. “You probably will have no cybersecurity, unless you slow down and force a lot of debate to happen about it.
IETMasterclass on Design Thinking and Systematic Innovationedit
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The Institution of Engineering and Technology India has signed a memorandum of understanding with KPMG and Innomantra to develop and conduct master classes on Design Thinking and Systematic Innovation for academia and technology leaders. The content and frameworks of the sessions has been created by KPMG and Innomantra; the IET using its world class framework endorses this programme and will co-certify it with KPMG and Innomantra.
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IET inks MoU with SSF for STEM-C program for underprivileged communitiesedit
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The Institution of Engineering and Technology India (IET), one of the world’s leading professional societies for the engineering and technology community, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Saraswati Seva Foundation (SSF), a non- profit organisation committed to serve the under-privileged communities using knowledge tools and networks to support a sustainable foundation of the society. The MoU aims to deliver STEM-C programme to up-skill teachers and students in schools located in India that specifically cater to underprivileged children.
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Women mustn’t fear a career as an engineer – you can really make it in a thriving industryedit
Nadia Lee is one of the only 12 per cent of UK engineers are female[/caption] The sector is vital to the UK economy, contributing 26 per cent of GDP. But figures from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) show an annual shortfall of 59,000 engineers. Girls now outperform boys in all STEM A-levels — science, technology, engineering and maths — except chemistry.
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Hydrogen could replace natural gas to heat homes and slash carbon emissions, new report claimsedit
The findings are detailed in a new Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) led report. Experts from five professional engineering institutions were tasked by government to assess the engineering risks and uncertainties around using hydrogen in homes, businesses and industry as a future low carbon fuel.
IET (UK)Renewable EnergyAre you skilled enough for the digital era?edit
And the best part is that they develop skills on the latest technologies without devoting alternate years to learn the emerging technologies. For freshers, there are multiple courses offered by IET and NASSCOM. For professionals, there are training offered by several organisations for product management and programme management.
Dr. Rishi Bhatnagar: Chairman of IET India IoT panelIETSkillingFuture-Proofing Indian Telecom – Content Delivery Networksedit
A record-breaking 18.6 million people logged into the live streaming service Hotstar to watch the IPL cricket finals earlier this month. How did Hotstar handle such an incredible load on their system? They leveraged content-delivery network or CDN technology to improve latency speeds and quality of service. Twitch, the largest live streaming platform, relies on its own CDN to manage the viewing experience for millions of concurrent users.
TelecomFuture-Proofing Indian Telecom – Content Delivery Networksedit
A record-breaking 18.6 million people logged into the live streaming service Hotstar to watch the IPL cricket finals earlier this month. How did Hotstar handle such an incredible load on their system? They leveraged content-delivery network or CDN technology to improve latency speeds and quality of service. Twitch, the largest live streaming platform, relies on its own CDN to manage the viewing experience for millions of concurrent users.
TelecomMaking India a Leader in IoTedit
Authored by Mr. Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communication and Chair, IET IoT Panel India has always topped the charts when it comes to IoT opportunities and continues to be the forerunner in the number of connected devices and boasts of a 35% CAGR for IoT industry till 2023. However, what will it take for us to be the leaders in IoT
Dr. Rishi Bhatnagar: Chairman of IET India IoT panelThe IET IoT PanelMaking India a Leader in IoTedit
Authored by Mr. Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communication and Chair, IET IoT Panel India has always topped the charts when it comes to IoT opportunities and continues to be the forerunner in the number of connected devices and boasts of a 35% CAGR for IoT industry till 2023. However, what will it take for us to be the leaders in IoT?
Dr. Rishi Bhatnagar: Chairman of IET India IoT panelThe great Huawei conundrum – Why India cant afford to fall behind in 5G technology on speculative fearsedit
Adopting a reactive approach to 5Gsecurity will only delay us further. In addition to the numerous use cases of 5G (connected cars, sliced networks, remote health care, manufacturing, etc) that stand to be significantly influenced by the presence of security threats and pervasive attacks, the network topologies that are finding relevance in a 5Gera accompany their own unique set of security issues.
5G TechnologyConnected CarsT V Ramachandran: Hon. fellow of the IET (London)Integrating IoT with agriculture can revolutionise the landscape in Indiaedit
India is witnessing the IoT revolution and is being deployed across various verticals including agriculture. With the advancement in technology at hand, the opportunities for IoT to revolutionise the agricultural sector is magnanimous. According to IoT India Congress 2018, Indian IoT market is expected to grow from $3 billion to $9 billion by 2020 across sectors such as telecom, health, vehicles, homes, entire cities and manufacturing floors and computers. The pace of India’s digital revolution is proof that the role of IoT in India is indispensable.
AgricultureDr. Rishi Bhatnagar: Chairman of IET India IoT panelIoTIoT India congress 2018Stratics Networks Celebrates Pride Month With $10,000 Scholarship for LGBTQ Youth Entering STEM Studiesedit
A 2018 study by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) found that close to 30% of LGBTQ youth avoided careers in STEM and STEM related areas because of fears of discrimination. Gender stereotyping in this area is still an unfortunate reality in many workplaces and it is a barrier to entering science and technology based sectors at a time when we need bright young minds more than ever.
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PoP 91 Innovation Challenge launched by IoT India Congress 2019edit
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IoT India Congress 2019, launches the PoP 91 Innovation Challenge, a unique contest that aims to find actual and implementable solutions for real-world industry problems through Internet of Things. The IET, the organiser of this event asked more than 100 industry practitioners about their biggest problems that they want solved.
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News for other PEI
This AIenabled robotic arm can pack boxes quicklyedit
Researchers formed a team to deal with multiple aspects of the robot packing problem in an integrated way through hardware, 3D perception and robust motion, according to the study presented at the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation.
IEEEDisaster preparedness programme held at IEIedit
State Disaster Management Authority, in collaboration with State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and the Institution of Engineers, India (IEI), J&K State Centre, conducted one day sensitisation programme on Disaster Preparedness at Auditorium of IEI at Sonwarbagh Srinagar.
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Institution of Engineers India (IEI), Mysuru Local Centreedit
The newspaper has feature rich articles and dedicated pages targeted at readers across the demographic spectrum of Mysuru city. With a readership of over 2,50,000 Star of Mysore has been the best connection between its readers and their leaders; between advertisers and customers; between Mysuru and Mysureans. (The Institution of Engineers)
IEIShould make space tech useful for common manedit
The lecture was organized by Rotary Club of Cochin East in association with the Institution of Engineers (India) and Kerala Brahmana Sabha. Late G Viswanathan, who passed away in 2013, was associated with all the three organizations in various capacities. The inaugural GV memorial lecture in 2014 was delivered by diplomat Venu Rajamony.
Institution of Engineers (India) (IEI)Faculty Development Programme on Robotics & Artificial Intelligenceedit
This FDP will be a 5day handson training programme, which is sponsored by the MEITy under the Ministry of ICT of the Government of India, is being organised jointly by the Electronics & ICT Academy at the National Institute of Technology (NIT), Patna and the Department of ECE along with the Professional chapters of IEEE, ISTE, and IETE at VNRVJIET.
IEEEIETEInternational Yoga day Celebrationsedit
The Institution of Engineers (India), Telangana State Centre organized International Yoga Day2019. The Chief Guest, Er Sekhar Gandhi, MIE, Rector, Centre for Yogic Management and Research on 21st June, 2019.The Chief Guest graced the occasion and made a Power Point Presentation about the Yoga Practices to the elite audience.
Institution of Engineers (IEI)Biz Scanedit
The Institution of Engineers (India), Goa State Centre in association with Indian Concrete Institute, Goa Centre had organised a two-day all India seminar on “Safety Aspects at Construction Sites” at Ravindra Bhavan, Margao recently. The seminar arrangements were made by Anwar Khan, convenor of the programme under the guidance of Chandrashekhar Prabhudessai, chairman of IEI Goa State Centre.
Institution of Engineers (IEI)5-day Faculty Development Programme conductededit
This FDP will be a 5-day hands-on training programme, which is sponsored by the MEITy under the Ministry of ICT of the Government of India, is being organised jointly by the Electronics & ICT Academy at the National Institute of Technology (NIT), Patna and the Department of ECE along with the Professional chapters of IEEE, ISTE, and IETE at VNRVJIET.
IEEEIETESeminar on Dal Lake Conservation heldedit
A daylong seminar was organised by The Institution of Engineers in collaboration with Jammu and Kashmir Lakes and Waterways Development Authority to discuss the various issues pertaining to Dal Lake conservation and its dwellers here today.
Institution of Engineers (IEI)Hyderabad: 5day Faculty Development Programme conductededit
This FDP will be a 5day handson training programme, which is sponsored by the MEITy under the Ministry of ICT of the Government of India, is being organised jointly by the Electronics & ICT Academy at the National Institute of Technology (NIT), Patna and the Department of ECE along with the Professional chapters of IEEE, ISTE, and IETE at VNRVJIET.
IETEInternet of Things is an emerging area of the modern technologyedit
World Telecommunication and Information Society Day2019 was celebrated in the premises of the Institution of Engineers India (IEI), Mysuru Local Centre, recently. The theme of the day was Bridging the Standardisation Gap.
Internet of ThingsModern TechnologyHyderabad: Faculty development programme at VNRVJIETedit
The programme, which began on Monday, is a fiveday hands on training programme and is being organised jointly by the Electronics and ICT Academy at the National Institute of Technology (NIT), Patna, and the Department of ECE along with the chapters of IEEE, ISTE, and IETE at VNRVJIET.
Industry TrainingTeacher TrainingWorld Environment Dayedit
Sandeep Sancheti, vice chancellor of SRM Institute of Science and Technology, presided over the event. A tree-planting and seed ball-throwing event was held in SRM Rural Health Hospital in Mamandoor. The Institution of Engineers, Kalpakkam and Indian Association of Nuclear and Allied Scientist, Kalpakkam, sponsored gifts for the first three prizes in each category.
Institution of Engineers (IEI)Master Of The Gameedit
Recognising his contribution to the power sector development, Sobti has been honoured with the CBIP Special Recognition 2018 for Excellent Contribution in Power Sector Development by the Central Board of Irrigation and Power, the Personalities Award by the Institution of Engineers (India) and the India Pride Award for Excellence among central PSUs.
Institution of Engineers (IEI)IIT Mandi Students to be Honoured with IEEE Awardedit
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), in USA which is the largest global technical professional organisation headquartered in New York, is composed of Scientists, Engineers and other professionals, who have interests in the sector of electrical and computer sciences, engineering, and other related disciplines. It is dedicated for fostering technological excellence and innovation for humanitarian benefits.
IEEESpreading awareness on sustainable environmentedit
The Institution of Engineers, Kalpakkam and Indian Association of Nuclear and Allied Scientist, Kalpakkam sponsored gifts for the first three prizes in each category. Workshop on seed ball making was conducted by Dr Parthiban created a lot of buzzes. Dr Lineaus Martin, Director of Campus life, demonstrated the ways to create and maintain terrace gardening. And the Institute of Hotel Management conducted a workshop on fireless cooking.
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IIT Mandi students to be honoured with prestigious IEEE Award in USedit
Jagran Josh IITs have been known for the excellence in the field of technical education in the country. The students of IITs have been exceptional in their fields and they have been recognised for their achievements. In a recent development, IIT Mandi has been in news because the students of the institute are going to receive the prestigious IEEE Award in US. The news has been a welcome one for the students of the institute as the award has global recognition.
IEEEInstitute of Engineers and Sinchan Sahayog marks World Environment Day 2019edit
Dr. R L Shrivastava Chairman of the Centre welcomed the Chief Guest and briefed on various initiatives undertaken by IEI NLC. Dr. Ramesh Daryapurkar, Convener for the programme elaborated significance of World Environment Day to the audience and also explained why NGOs role was picked up as a theme for this years celebration.
IEIBig tech firms cut employees access to Huawei, muddying 5G rolloutedit
A separate standards body, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), put restrictions on Huawei engineers ability to participate in peer reviews for its publications, drawing criticism from some in Chinas industry and elsewhere.
IEEECSIO organizes poster presentation sessionedit
A poster presentation session on society driven technological innovation and research (STIR2019) was organized at CSIO by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IEEE Student Branch AcSIRCSIO to deliberate cutting edge science and technology and networking.
IEEENew AI tool can tell babies cries apartedit
The method, described in the IEEE/CAA Journal of Automatica Sinica (JAS), promises to be useful to parents at home as well as in healthcare settings, as doctors may use it to discern cries among sick children.
Artificial IntelligenceIEEEPlantation drives, speeches mark celebrations of World Environment Dayedit
In connection with the World Environment Day, Tourism Department organized an awareness programme at Mansar on the theme ‘Zero Pollution Emission’. On the occasion, a Lake walk was organized which was flagged off by OP Bhagat, Director Tourism, Jammu in the presence of OP Sharma Vidyarthi, Director State Forest Research Institute.
IEI4 Ways How Sustainable Technologies Can Help Protect Our Oceans IEEEedit
The oceans energy generation potential is tremendous and could help lead us to a more sustainable planet. An overview in Proceedings of the IEEE covers three emerging technologies focused on the ocean: wave energy converters, ocean thermal energy converters and tidal current systems.
IEEENational artificial intelligence unit stuck for lack of anchor departmentedit
Other members of the Global AI Council include Element AI, IEEE, IBM, Future of Life Institute, and ministers from the UK, Colombia, and the United Arab Emirates, according to VentureBeat. This situation is similar across several other ongoing deliberations on setting standards for AI, where India has little to no representation.
IEEE5G and what it means for cyber securityedit
Han Guangjie, IEEE Senior Member and professor at Hohai University, seconds this point: -Check and update the loT device firmware. If loT devices have exploitable vulnerabilities, manufacturers often identify and fix problems before the hacker can access the device’s environment.
IEEEScience publisher IEEE lifts ban on Huawei reviewersedit
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) has said that it has lifted restrictions on employees of Huawei and its affiliates to edit and peer review IEEEs research papers. The move came after the New York based international technical organisation decided on Wednesday to bar Huawei staff from participating the research paper peer review process because of the US Department of Commerces export control restrictions on Huawei, Xinhua news agency reported on Sunday
IEEENew prosthetic foot to help tackle tough terrainedit
A better prosthetic limb could improve not just mobility but overall quality of life as well, according to the study published in the journal IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering. One area of particular interest is making prosthetic limbs that can better handle rough ground
IEEEChina Computer Federation to cut ties with division of IEEEedit
The CCF said on Thursday it would suspend dealings with the publications division of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), a day after the latter confirmed it will bar Huawei staff from participating in certain aspects of the peer review process for its research papers.
IEEEIndustry News: Information and Communications
The future of Artificial Intelligenceedit
The emergence of Artificial Intelligence has been a prediction for decades by our ancestors. It was earlier associated with robots only but now, with the advancements in technology, AI is not only associated with robots but even with services of industries such as entertainment, healthcare, education and more. (Artificial Intelligence)
AIPowering Business Transformation With Cloud: An MSME Perspectiveedit
Chitale Dairy monitors animal health and habits using Internet of Things sensors and keeps a tab on their daily milk yield with the help of a highspeed, highavailability network. The dairy helps farmers keep their precious livestock healthy and productive with the help of cloudpowered big data analytics, automated todo lists, and ITenabled breeding management.
AutomationBig Data analyticsIoTMSMEManufacturing sector faced most cyber threats in Jan-Maredit
The manufacturing sector faced most of the cyber security threats detected by Quick Heal’s enterprise arm, Seqrite, between January and March 2019. The sector faced 27.56 per cent of the total cyber security threats. According to Seqrite, the other industries that faced high threat from attacks include professional services (22.59 per cent) and education (14.64 per cent).
CyberSecurityManufacturingIndian Army develops talking hands for communicationedit
Lt Thakur said the project was portable and user calibrated, and the smartphone app makes it user friendly. The flexible codes and hardware would enable the glove for further development. He added that it took two months to develop the project. Apart from talking hands, other projects such as fabrication of GoKart using electric drive, a hybrid bike, and internet of things (IoT) colour based product sorting machine drew the appreciation of senior officials at the ceremony.
communicationDefenceIoTHow Artificial Intelligence can play critical role in clearing itedit
With the human dependence on space technology increasing at a great speed, the traffic to space has become as congested as traffic on the roads than ever before. Whenever a junk is created in space, it becomes a high speed projectile (whatever may be the size due to high speeds involved) with a destructive capability.
AIFiberisation to make India a digital leader tomorrow: Swiss business tycoonedit
By Muntazir Abbas
5G is an interesting initiative. Increase in consumption of data due to IoT, mobiles etc., people will need more data available. To produce more data faster needs a strong backbone is needed that can be built on fibre. And yes, 5G will allow connecting the last mile regions with highquality communication lines.
5G TechnologyIoTComputer scientists predict lightning and thunder with the help of artificial intelligenceedit
Together with Germanys National Meteorological Service, the Deutscher Wetterdienst, computer science professor Jens Dittrich and his doctoral student Christian Schn from Saarland University are now working on a system that is supposed to predict local thunderstorms more precisely than before. It is based on satellite images and artificial intelligence. In order to investigate this approach in more detail, the researchers will receive 270,000 euros from the Federal Ministry of Transport.
AIBudget 2019: Key things technology companies expect from Finance Ministeredit
Union Budget 2019 India: The Information Technology (IT) industry is currently going through a transition phase, as numerous new technologies in the form of artificial intelligence, cognitive computing, data science, machine learning, big data, data analytics, robotics, Internet of Things, blockchain etc are changing the rules of game for incumbent IT players.
Budget ExpectationsData AnalyticsData ScienceIoTRoboticsBlockchain is expected to be as impactful as Internetedit
By Moumita Deb Choudhury
This makes it a unique, feature rich, and enterprise ready private blockchain core. Combining FusionCore with sensors, IoT and machine learning, Empirical Data today helps organisations grow their business, enhance their customer experience and bring the best services and innovative products to the market.
BlockchainAs per various reports, cybercriminals target the BFSI sector the most.edit
The BFSI segment in India has seen growing instances of cyberattacks in recent months. Whats more, not only has the number of attacks increased, but its very nature has become harder to detect and prevent.
BFSIcyber criminalsCyberSecurityAre bots boring Indians prefer human interaction, personalised experienceedit
While Indian consumers are impressed with the potential for automation at smart stores, the study said that 1824 years old Gen Z are less convinced that technological innovations will improve their lives.
robotsNew AI enabled tool may help detect heart attacksedit
Scientists have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) based system that can better predict heart attacks and other cardiac events as compared to conventional risk models. Risk determination is an imperfect science, and popular existing models like the Framingham Risk Score have limitations, as they do not directly consider the condition of the coronary arteries.
AIHealthcareIoT In Logistics Market Detailed Analytical Overview by 2022edit
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network which connects objects via embedded electronics, sensors, and network connectivity. IoT in logistics Market is a multibillion dollar market. It is enabling companies to take critical business decisions, optimize their production, reduce production cost and minimize the raw material cost.
IoTLogisticsHow Artificial Intelligence Can Help Us Fight Climate Change And Make The World Betteredit
“Technology alone is not enough,” they write, led by University of Pennsylvania’s David Rolnick “Technologies that would reduce climate change have been available for years, but have largely not been adopted at scale by society. While we hope that ML will be useful in reducing the costs associated with climate action, humanity also must decide to act.”
AIMachine LearningDoT, MeitY eye EU Toolbox to address 5Grelated concernsedit
There is also a Cybersecurity Act in the EU that is coming into play and the Indian government has also shown a keen interest in it. Cybersecurity Act, which provides a framework for certification, was proposed in the 2017 in EU. This is expected to ensure safe and trustworthy digital platforms.
5G TechnologyDigital CommunicationsDo You Want to Transform your Business Try Intelligent Automation!edit
Automation is totally transformed the way businesses are being performed in nearly every sector of the economy. No matter what industry, todays savvy business owners are operating, a constant business goal to stay a step ahead of the competition.
AutomationData storage rules out of contentious ecommerce policyedit
The draft national ecommerce policy released in February this year also dealt with data protection. In light of the increasing importance of data protection and privacy, the National Ecommerce Policy aims to regulate crossborder data flow, while enabling sharing of anonymised community data (data collected by Internet of Things devices installed in public spaces like traffic signals or automated entry gates), said the draft document.
Data StorageE-commerceIoTArtificial Intelligence could be a boon for Alzheimers patients: Heres what you need to knowedit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) can prove to be essential for healthcare providers to detect and manage Alzheimer’s disease or a related form of dementia, from which 44 million people suffer worldwide. In the study published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, the team introduced supervised Machine Learning (ML) as a modern approach and new value-added complementary tool in cognitive brain health assessment and related patient care and management.
AIHealthcareMachine LearningAI, IoT fuel new chip designs, and India is at the centre of itedit
The semiconductor world and companies like Google are looking at India talent to create the new kinds of chips they need in todays digital era Google, Facebook, Amazon, Alibaba, Apple, Samsung and Microsoft are all accelerating efforts to design chips (Internet of things)
AIIoTSemiconductorAfter shedding over 1 lakh employees in last 2 years, telcos may hire 33,100 in H1 FY20edit
However, industry revenue is expected to rise in FY20 and recruiters say that hiring will happen across levels. Few areas where employee strength could increase include content, digital marketing, machinetomachine (M2M), internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), among others.
AIdigital marketingIoTMachine to Machine Learning10 things you should know about IoTedit
Things not people: While the full form is Internet of Things, its focus is on things rather than people. That means things on their own may transmit the relevant data on a continuous basis via the Internet on a central server. Sensors may be placed on any device. In a forest any device may transmit data related to wildlife, weather etc.
IoTUse of Artificial Intelligence to detect fraud set to triple by 2021: Surveyedit
As cyber criminals find new ways to exploit technology, a new survey has said that the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) for fraud detection globally would triple by 2021.
AIcyber criminalsMachine LearningSmart, automated homes: The way forward for sustainable livingedit
Smart home concept comprises of various technologies and features that are interconnected to one another by Internet of Things (IoT). The devices in a smart home are smart, in the sense that they utilize microprocessors, software and sensors that run autonomously and are capable of performing multiple actions. The concept of a smart home allows all interconnected devices to communicate with each other.
IoTSmart HomeLucrative and Exciting Career in Artificial Intelligence & Data Sciencesedit
This is precisely the right time to plan a career in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science at the right Institute. Top reasons for choosing a career and Institution are: Growing adoption of Artificial Intelligence & Big Data Analytics
AI and Data Science CentreAI, IoT fuel new chip designs, and India is at the centre of itedit
Put all of that together, and what we have is a picture of something dramatically new happening in chip design, and India, alongside the US, being at the centre of it. That new is an effort to integrate new digital technologies such as AI, machine learning, and internet-of things (IoT) with silicon. The more tightly software and hardware features are integrated, the better the applications run.
AIIoTMachine Learning63% Indian IT decision makers see cyber security as major M&A hurdle: studyedit
About 53 per cent of Indian IT decision makers say they find unaccounted IoT (internet of things) and OT (operational technology) devices after completing the integration of a new acquisition. Many deals face a race to get across the finish line. Fifty four per cent of Indian respondents strongly agree that their IT team is given adequate time to review a targets cybersecurity standards, processes and protocols before completing an acquisition, the report revealed.
CyberSecurityIoT52% Indians believe smart devices spying on themedit
While 85 per cent of people own a smartphone, 54 per cent believe the technology is spying on them. According to the survey, around a third fear that with the rapid advancement of technology either they would be socially isolated (34 per cent), human interactions would be replaced by Artificial Intelligence (34 per cent) or there would be excessive dependence on technology (32 per cent).
AICyberSecurityUpskill to the cloud, all are moving thereedit
There’s also the private cloud, where existing in-house IT infrastructure take on characteristics of the public cloud, and that again is being widely adopted. Many of the traditional IT infrastructure vendors — such as HP and IBM, as also new ones like Nutanix — provide private cloud solutions.
Cloud TechnologyIT InfrastructureUpskillRBI Increases Focus On Cybersecurity As Indias Digital Payment Craze Peaksedit
Despite high internet usage and smartphone penetration, India has lagged behind in implementing cybersecurity best practices. This includes the security of websites and government databases. The negative effects of this has been held off by the lack of intent for individuals to exploit the weaknesses.
BFSICyberSecurityDigital PaymentInternet Connected Devices Are Huge Threat For Children Say Researchersedit
Forget screen addiction as there is a new threat to keeping children safe in the digital era: Internet of Things (IoT) devices. According to researchers, children need protection when using programmable Internet computing devices in a digital world where everyday objects contain sensors and stream data to and from the Internet.
IoT devicesIndia may increase IT resources in this countryedit
The aim of the visit by the delegation was to promote unique strengths in emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT), blockchain and big data analytics, and encourage collaboration with the Indian IT industry in the areas of IoT ecosystem, industry 4.0 and smart cities, said the business chamber FICCI, which organized the trip.
AIBig Data analyticsBlockchainEmerging TechnologyIndustry 4.0IoTHow Mastercard is using artificial intelligence to stop fraud and reduce false declinesedit
Two areas where technology has struggled to tackle a related and growing challenge has been around the rise of fraudulent transactions and customers experiencing false declines, which is a frustrating and embarrassing occurrence. How are you using technology, and especially, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to stop fraud and reduce false declines
AIBFSICyberSecurityMachine LearningHeres how artificial intelligence will benefit pharma sectoredit
Data in pharma industry includes electronic health records, biomedical signal data, patient statistics, imaging data, discovery related literature, experimental data, genomic data, proteomic data, and records on clinical studies.
AIPharmaHealthcare startups digitizing medical services in Indiaedit
Additionally, the company has implemented its newage proprietary artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) tool, which is able to report accurate stock projections to medical establishments. In this way, these establishments are able to save up to 30 per cent in their procurement cost, helping them to make healthcare affordable and within reach for those in need.
AIHealthcareMachine LearningStart-upDeepfakes: Do You Believe Everything You Seeedit
Deepfake technology is becoming more and more common with each passing day and given the spread of Artificial Intelligence, its getting easier and more accessible at the same time. The technology is not only becoming more sophisticated, its getting more easily accessible as well. Creating deepfakes now is as easy as processing thousands of photos of a subject through a software.
AIdeepfakesCreating a smart way to manage wasteedit
He realised that almost three-fourths of the complaints through the app related to uncleared garbage or overflowing garbage bins. That was the trigger for his venture, Antariksh, whose aim is to use IoT in waste management and involve all the players in the ecosystem – citizens, conservancy workers and conservancy administrators – in a smart way of clearing garbage.
IoTSmart TechnologyConnected devices now prevalent in 40% households across the globe, says studyedit
By Nandita Mathur
About 40% of households across the globe now have at least one IoT (internet of things) device, bringing with it increased cybersecurity risks, according to a research by Avast, digital security products company, in collaboration with Stanford University.
connected devicesIoTsmart homesBudget should have nuance and bold movesedit
The impending fourth industrial revolution, particularly involving the potent alliance of technologies and solutions such as artificial intelligence, Big Data and Internet of Things (IOT), is expected to catalyze a stream of innovation across the country impacting every sector and touching the lives of every Indian, particularly given the fact that nearly 650 million Indians now possess mobiles and that more than 800 million people are expected to possess smart phones by the year 2022.
AIBig DataBudget 2019IoTGovts stress on infrastructure and EVs: President Ram Nath Kovindedit
Addressing the joint sitting of both Houses of Parliament, the President said massive work to create infrastructure is underway, and electric vehicles are being promoted to reduce pollution
EV InfrastructureChallenges faced by the CIOs in the Integration of IoT in their operationsedit
In the era of the Internet of Things (IoT) and intelligent buildings, a wide range of lowvoltage building systems including voice, data, WiFi, distributed antenna systems (DAS), security, audiovisual (AV), lighting, building automation and more are converging onto a common cabling infrastructure and communicating with each other via Internet Protocol (IP).
DataIoTBillions of IoT Devices to Produce 79.4 Zettabytes of Data in 2025, Says IDCedit
With the growth of IoT devices, the quantity of generated data also increases. These data are further divided into small and large datasets. Small and storming data imply a single metric of the health of a machine while large datasets are produced through video surveillance cameras employing computer vision.
DataIoTOpinion | Software robots and importance of risk managementedit
Robotic process automation, or RPA, has emerged as a potent productivity-enhancement innovation that is being embraced globally by virtually all industry sectors. This is hardly surprising since a software robot (also known as a bot) can work around the clock at a fraction of an employee’s cost.
Risk ManagementRoboticsRPANITI Aayogs strategy for AIedit
The proposal for a national strategy for Artificial Intelligence (AI) was first made by the Finance Minister in his 201819 budget mandating NITI Aayog to establish the National Programme on AI, with a view to guiding the research and development in new and emerging technologies
AIHow is Digital Transformation Challenging the Security Changes?edit
To initiate a digital transformation project, there is an urgent need for organizations to bring together the three pillars of management which include people, process and technology both in the planning and strategy phase, by offering them an opportunity to see where technologies like data analytics, internet of things (IoT), mobile and social can make a difference.
Cyber SecurityData AnalyticsDigital TransformationIoTAI to Introduce Senses like Touch and Visionedit
Robots that have been customized to see or feel can’t utilize these signals quite reciprocally. To better connect this tactile gap, scientists from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have thought of a predictive artificial intelligence (AI) that can figure out how to see by touching, and figure out how to feel by seeing.
AIAnalyticsAI Can Detect PTSD & Depression Just By Hearing Sound Of Someones Voiceedit
Thats why researchers at New York University have been working on a solution. They say they now have something that can take the guesswork out of PTSD diagnosis. Its an artificial intelligence that can make that diagnosis, simply by listening to the patient talk.
AIHealthcareA new miniature robot could assist in taking micro ultrasound imagesedit
An artificial intelligence system (AI) ensures the smooth capsule can position itself correctly against the gut wall to get the best quality microultra sound images. The feasibility study also showed should the capsule get dislodged, the AI system can navigate it back to the required location.
AIHealthcareRoboticsOptimising Data Centres a Must to Shape the Smart Cities of Tomorrowedit
Smart cities are a key component of our digital future, bringing together technologies such as the IoT, Big Data, AI and self-driving cars to change the way we live and do business in major urban centres. Their motto is to bring interactive and intelligent technologies into the urban space, which has multiple networks of sensors with huge data flows.
AIBig Datadata centerIoTSelf Drive carsNew industrial policy to be announced soon: Presidentedit
The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), under the Commerce and Industry ministry, in August 2017 had floated a draft industrial policy with an aim to create jobs for the next two decades, promote foreign technology transfer and attract USD 100 billion FDI annually.
Industrial IoTPolicyIoT Starter Kit – Functional innovation for CIOsedit
From a smart coffee maker to a smart large-scale industrial unit – the internet of things (IoT) will digitally transform everything. According to research firm Gartner, 25 billion connected things will be in use by 2021.
Digital TransformationIoTHow Business Processes are Evolving with the IoTedit
Global industries are learning and experimenting with the IoT. They can utilise IoT technologies more effectively when they understand the technology and the business processes structured around it. It is important for businesses to understand how they can use the IoT to collect sensor data intelligently from various users and process this data in the cloud architecture.
IoTDigital Transformation’s Role in Security Trends of 2019edit
Cyber Exposure is the Game Changer To tackle the security trends of 2019 and well into the future, organizations need a holistic security solution that provides breadth of visibility into cybersecurity risk across the modern attack surface, including IT, Cloud, IoT and OT; and deep analytics that translate vulnerability data into business insights for the C-suite and Board of Directors.
CyberSecurityDigital TransformationIoTArtificial Intelligence for Audit Proceduresedit
Artificial intelligence is a developing innovation that guarantees to be a gamechanger for different enterprises. Artificial intelligence is as of now being integrated into zones as differed as driverless cars, home energy systems and investment portfolio management. Bookkeeping and auditing will likewise be influenced.
AIDriverless carInternet of Things (IoT) security product market worth will reach US$ 50 Billion by 2027edit
In its recent study, Future Market Insights (FMI) estimates that the Internet of Things (IoT) security product market revenues will grow from US$ 12 billion in 2017 to US$ 50 billion in 2027. FMI attributes potential growth prospects of the market to an upsurge in cyberattacks with the increased adoption of web based services and recent developments smart infrastructures.
CyberSecurityIoTIndias data usage per smartphone highest in world at 9.8GB/month: Reportedit
The findings come at a time when the government is in the process of finalising a roadmap for the rollout of 5G services, the nextgeneration technology for wireless communications that is expected to improve data speeds and propel the Internet of Things.
5G TechnologyDataIoTHow CTOs are combining blockchain with IoT, ML & AI to grow businesses in diverse sectorsedit
The newedge technologies like IoT, blockchain and AI have come a long way since inception. Although each technology has grown in their own definitive range, IT leaders are striving to reach a confluence for these technologies. While IoT has sensors with billions of connected devices, AI is the reasoning part that analyses and makes decisions and blockchain is responsible for creating a secure, indelible record of transactions and data exchanges.
AIBlockchainconnected devicesIoTMachine LearningHow businesses are implementing automation and analytics to reach their productive bestedit
Now, with the rise in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics, companies are being able to automate processes across the board and obtain accurate insights from several data points at a fraction of the time. As per a report by PwC, it is estimated that, by 2030, AI will contribute close to USD 15.7 Trillion to the global economy
AIAutomationBig Data analyticsData Analytics Outsourcing Market in India is Worth $27 Billion: Study by AIM & Praxis Business Schooledit
I believe Data Science is poised for tremendous growth for the following three reasons: one, the data explosion that is yet to happen we are probably at the tip of the iceberg with IoT and social media yet to achieve their full potential; two, continued improvements in machine learning software and algorithms which will make data science increasingly easier to use and more useful to apply.
Big Data analyticsIoTAs digital attacks surge, banks resort to cyber drillsedit
With increasing incidence of digital frauds and malware attacks in financial transactions, banks are now queuing up for cyber drills to check their preparedness to tackle such problems. “There has been a perceptible increase in interest among banks to undergo mock cyber drills,” AS Ramasastry, Director, Institute for Development and Research in Banking Technology (IDRBT), an arm of the Reserve Bank of India, told Business Line.
BFSICyber threatCyberSecurityArtificial Intelligence needs to become less and less artificialedit
AI (Artificial Intelligence) is everywhere and it’s here to stay. It now powers so many real-world applications, ranging from facial recognition to language translators and assistants like Siri and Alexa. Along with these consumer applications, companies across sectors are increasingly harnessing AI’s power for productivity growth and innovation.
AIA more robust Digital India 2.0 to be unveiled soonedit
Digital Inclusion will be about digital literacy mission, expansion of common service centers (CSCs), strengthening and expanding of digital villages, while Digital Economy will be about electronics manufacturing, BPO 2.0 (work from home), national center for Artificial Intelligence and others.
AIDigital IndiaA digi-manifestoedit
The adoption of cutting-edge technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), 5G, analytics among others is leading to re-calibration of workforce requirements in every sector of the economy. As a result, there is a demand for a workforce that is not only geared up for the new digital world, but also has the ability to constantly up-skill, re-skill and change gears as need be.
5G TechnologyAIIoT5G is not Just Fast Internet, But Will be an Enabler of Manyedit
With that, the scope for AR (Augmented Reality) and VR (Virtual Reality) is also going to see a massive disruption. The definition of value added services would completely change wherein telcos could offer way more than before in a differentiated manner. Embedded communication solutions would also benefit from 5G especially IoT (Internet of Things), robotics, eheatlh and more.
5G TechnologyIoTRoboticsMIT-Developed Cryptographic System Is Helping Better Protect Your Dataedit
In a paper presented at the recent IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy, MIT researchers detail a system that, for the first time, automatically generates optimized cryptography code thats usually written by hand. Deployed in early 2018, the system is now being widely used by Google and other tech firms.
IEEEWhy is AI still out of reach for Indiaedit
Moreover, serious research work in India in the field of AI is limited to less than 50 researchers with concentration mostly in institutes such as the IITs, IIITs and IISc. These dismal findings were revealed in the Global AI Talent Report 2018 and further highlighted by Niti Aayog the policy think tank of the government of India in its discussion paper, National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence in June 2018.
AITalent DearthOpinion | Rising machine intelligence is a doubleedged swordedit
There has been a growing chorus of alarm about the existential threat of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Eminent personalities such as Stephen Hawking, Steve Wozniak and Elon Musk have come out in public to state that if we continue to blindly develop machine intelligence, we will inevitably get to a point where machine intelligence will exceed that of humans.
AIMachine IntelligenceNasscom and global Internet body join hands for global research in IoTedit
The teams began research on the DNS and Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) in the context of the Internet of Things (IoT) last year, he added. India, with a base of 560 million Internet users and still growing, also leads the world in the adoption of a new set of Internet addresses, called IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6). Most upcoming IoT devices are expected to have addresses belonging to IPv6
IoTIoT security product market will reach $50 billion by 2027: Future Market Insightsedit
The Internet of Things (IoT) security product market revenues will grow from $12 billion in 2017 to $50 billion in 2027, said a report from Future Market Insights (FMI). FMI attributes potential growth prospects of the market to an upsurge in cyber-attacks with the increased adoption of web-based services and recent developments ‘smart’ infrastructures
Cyber threatIoT SecurityAI needs edge computing to make everyday devices smarteredit
Artificial intelligence can do amazing things, but it’s still rare because the math takes enormous computing power and loads of electricity. This means driverless cars must be something akin to data centers on wheels, with dozens of processors that can get hot enough to boil water. Edge computing promises to make AI work inside the thousands of smaller gadgets and machines in people’s homes and offices.
AIData CentersDriverless carEdge Computing36% firms can enforce data loss prevention in Cloud: Reportedit
Only 36 per cent organisations said they could enforce data loss prevention in the Cloud and 33 per cent said they could control the collaboration settings that determine how their data is shared, a report by global cyber security firm McAfee said on Tuesday.
cloudCyberSecurityDataWhy businesses are walking on the edge of revolutionedit
While the increased focus on solutions like the internet of things and big data analytics are helping businesses anticipate customer needs and provide faster service there are still risks stalling greater adoption of such technologies, primarily the lack of interoperability with existing IT systems and data security.
Big DataBusiness IntelligenceInternet of ThingsKarnataka proposes revised IT policy to reinforce states innovation hub tagedit
It is also planning to collaborate for Global Innovation Alliances (GIAs) We have already identified new engagements with countries like Estonia, Canada and Switzerland and are in the process of chalking out softlanding exchange for startups in countries like Germany and Netherlands, said Gupta.
Industrial policyinnovationDigital payments to more than double to $235.2 billion by 2023: AssochamPwC studyedit
This is courtesy factors such as the rise of digital commerce, innovations in payments technology using Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things (IoT), realtime payments and the introduction of mobile point of sale (POS) devices, all of which are pushing down the cost of acceptance infrastructure.
Digital PaymentE-commerceBettering robothuman synergyedit
Shah and her colleagues, including project lead and graduate student Przemyslaw Pem Lasota, will be presenting their research at Robotics: Science and Systems conference in Germany this month. According to Lasota, algorithms that predict trajectories based on distance alone are prone to ambiguity in situations such as temporary stops, in which a person pauses before continuing on their path.
Modern TechnologyRoboticsAI has become so simple and affordable that anyone can use itedit
This has reduced the response time from 25-30 seconds to an instant response, and has increased customer ratings from 60% to 85%. Polly has also been used to customise voices and languages, offering two English options with Indian accents, named Aditi and Raveena, making it all more natural and friendly.
Artificial IntelligenceModern TechnologyThe Present State of Artificial Intelligenceedit
According to the State of the AI report, artificial intelligence adoption rates have significantly increased in a year. One out of seven enormous organizations have embraced AI in two years, 66% of huge organizations will have live AI initiatives. In 2019, AI crosses the chasm from early adopters to the early majority.
AIHow AI and ML are strengthening data for the BFSI sectoredit
Data Analytics, Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) when put together are building a powerful platform for advanced statistical analysis of structured and unstructured data. This will provide the solution for the problem of identifying statistically important relationships among alternative and traditional time series data sets which are the foundation of meaningful trading and investment decisions.
AIBFSIMachine LearningDigital trends shaping IoT adoption in Indiaedit
ReportDigital twin, fog and edge computing, AR, VR and MR, 5G and IoT are projected to play a crucial role in making India a frontrunner in IoT adoption.
digital trendsDigital TwinEdge ComputingIoTMachine LearningVirtual and augmented realityArtificial Intelligence: A new challenge to online journalismedit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an area of computer science that emphasizes the creation of intelligent machines that work and react like humans or even better than them. Among various industries, AI is spreading its horizons in Journalism as well. Journalism, that is also known as the Fourth Estate of the democracy can face AI related consequences in the near future.
AIArtificial Intelligence Tools to Predict Water Conflicts up to an Year in Advanceedit
Artificial intelligence can predict where conflicts over scarce water will break out up to a year in advance and allow action to prevent them, researchers said on Friday. An early warning tool that tracks water supplies worldwide and mixes in social, economic and demographic data to flag up potential crises is being developed by the Netherlands based Water, Peace and Security partnership (WPS).
AIArtificial intelligence can help diagnose rare diseasesedit
“Patients want a prompt and accurate diagnosis. Artificial intelligence supports physicians and scientists in shortening the journey,” says Dr. Christine Mundlos, Deputy Managing Director of the alliance of patients with chronic rare diseases (ACHSE) e.V. “This also improves the quality of life of those affected to some extent.”
AIHealthcareAre You ‘Connected’ To Home?edit
will not have to check every room before you leave your home to ensure all lights and appliances are switched off; or when your shower is ready at the right temperature as soon as you turn the key to enter the house. From motion-sensing lights to smart geysers and virtual assistants, smart home appliances have come a long way. These appliances are achieving their full potential today through a disruptive technology called the Internet of Things (IoT).
IoTSmart HomeSmart TechnologyA new AI CoE on the block: An answer to Indian enterprises data dilemmaedit
Everybody is talking about AI and its adoption but in reality, Indian enterprises have not adopted AI in a comprehensive way. Skills, infrastructure and tools are still lacking to enable adoption of Artificial Intelligence in a phased manner. India still ranks at 19 in the AI readiness index.
AIskillsIndian innovators working to make AI diagnoses foolproofedit
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are driving growth in medical imaging, with deep-learning applications being integrated with radiology for faster and higher-precision diagnosis. Algorithms mine raw data sets within seconds to classify and detect aberrations by reading images at efficiencies that humans can’t match.
AIDeep LearningMachine LearningArtificial Intelligence In Indian Financial Sector: Challenges And Opportunity For Millennialsedit
India is among the top Fintech markets globally and the Indian financial services sector is emerging as a great place for creative analytical thinkers and data scientists. There are many business challenges that can be resolved only with advanced analytics and AI. Specifically to the lending industry, a critical question is how to assess the ‘Willingness and Ability to Pay’ of a new to credit applicant.
AIAnalyticsBFSIFinancial ServiceTop Trending Technologies of 2019edit
Emerging technologies are not just emerging anymore, they have arrived and created quite a stir! Internet of Things, Machine learning, Augmented and Virtual reality, Natural Language Processing are few. However, their rapid growth, consistent presence, and great potential have led them to pass the stage of emerging technologies.
AIMachine LearningVirtual and augmented realityDigital payments to more than double to $135.2 bn by 2023edit
The rise of digital commerce, innovation in payments technology using AI, blockchain, the Internet of Things (IoT) and realtime payments and the introduction of mobile point of sale (POS) devices have also contributed to growth.
Digital PaymentIoTAI to Predict Psychosis from Speechedit
Washington Scientists using AI have discovered a hidden clue in people’s language that can accurately predict whether they are likely to develop psychosis in future. The method more precisely quantifies the semantic richness of people’s conversational language, a known indicator for psychosis.
AIHealthcareSmart: The future of manufacturingedit
In a session on IIoT and emerging technologies, Dr Rajeev Papneja, Chief Growth Officer, ESDS Software Solution, while citing an industry report, said that the IoT market is expected to reach an estimated valuation of US$ 14.4 trillion. Of this, 25 per cent will be aimed at reducing timetomarket. While referring to a book on Chinas reindustrialisation, Papneja affirmed that these trends will lead to reindustrialisation in India as well.
Smart ManufacturingInternet of Things (IoT) offers a significant untapped potential in India: EY and FICCI reportedit
Centralized cloud-based infrastructure shall remain the underpinning for majority of IoT applications, providing low-cost and scalable computing, storage and geographical coverage. Artificial Intelligence will evolve to become more pervasive and available on all devices from mobile phones to high-end servers and accelerate progress in manufacturing, smart homes and smart cities.
AIIoTManufacturingSmart CitiesSmart HomeIn relief to telcos, Trai told to review reserve price for 5G spectrumedit
By Navadha Pandey
The government is in the process of finalizing a road map to roll out 5G services, the nextgeneration technology for wireless communications expected to improve data speed and propel Internet of Things. It is expected to yield industry altering changes, especially in sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare and education.
5G TechnologyIoT in TelecommunicationsHow APIs are transforming businesses in India to get future smartedit
By Kanishka Gupta
The huge amount of data collected and made available is giving analysts answers to varied and granular questions. APIs are opening new pathways to information and insights, sparking innovative analytics, powering the mobile applications of every business and being used heavily in the Internet of Things (IoT) devices to connect to the cloud.
APICloud TechnologyIoTFor 5G rollout, optic fibre deployment is essential: Cisco chairmanedit
By Muntazir Abbas
India is one of the largest telecom markets in the world and I expect India to be one of the early adopters of 5G. Several leading providers are already working towards this. The value of 5G in India is even higher than in advanced countries as it enables India to jump straight to smart infrastructure that comes at a lower cost but with faster delivery.
5G TechnologyTelecommunicationOpinion | Why it is unlikely that AI would be a threat to humansedit
The other day, we came across a quote by SpaceX founder Elon Musk, stating that Artificial Intelligence is a fundamental risk to the existence of human civilisation. While a lot of concerns like this have been voiced regarding AI becoming dangerous to humans in the future, and while we dont know yet whether that will be true or not, from the way things are proceeding currently, it can be said that it is least likely that AI will probably destroy humans.
AIDecoding AI for the Indian Defence Forceedit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a designing machine which has the ability to think. The very idea of creating such machines is to make the lives of humans easier. Keeping this thought in mind, the Indian Army may take help of AI to predict the servicing of the arms and also to ensure the life and the potential features of their military pieces of equipment. Robots and Artificial Intelligence are a combination of technology and cognitive intelligence representation.
AIChief Data Officers are prioritizing the right things, but higher strategic focus is required: Gartner surveyedit
A majority of CDO respondents rated machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) as critical at 76 percent and 67 percent, respectively. Sixtyfive percent of respondents were using or piloting ML, while 53 percent were using or piloting AI. Less than 20 percent of CDOs surveyed were using or piloting smart contracts (18 percent) or blockchain (16 percent).
AIDataMachine LearningArtificial intelligence enhanced journalism offers a glimpse of the future of the knowledge economyedit
Much as robots have transformed entire swaths of the manufacturing economy, artificial intelligence and automation are now changing information work, letting humans offload cognitive labor to computers. In journalism, for instance, data mining systems alert reporters to potential news stories, while newsbots offer new ways for audiences to explore information.
AIAutomationrobotsArtificial Intelligence Transforming Healthcare Landscapeedit
Assam developing new partnerships with private sector to enhance patient care, says J V N Subramanyam, MD, National Health Mission (Artificial Intelligence).
AIHealthcareAI has become so simple and affordable that anyone can use itedit
During the past 50 years, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) were fields that were only accessible to an exclusive circle of researchers and scientists. That is now changing, as packages of AI and ML services, frameworks, and tools are today available to all sorts of companies and organisations, including those that dont have dedicated research groups in this field.
AIMachine Learning5G Puts the Spotlight on Network Securityedit
The upcoming 5G technology has put the spotlight on the importance of securing the networks and preventing data leaks. Unlike the previous cellular technologies, 5G is not just about faster broadband speeds or richer functions for an individual user but promises a `hyper connected society with billions of connected devices or Internet of Things (IoT), as it is generally referred to.
5G TechnologyIoTSmart cities are ideal breeding grounds for IoT growth in India and across the worldedit
As Internet of Things continues to permeate various aspects of daily life and market functions alike, analysts are now examining the value of the technology for developing solutions. In India, these applications are being assessed primarily in the context of smart cities, according to KPMG.
IoTSmart CitiesRBIs Vision 2021: Preparing digital payments for exponential growthedit
Security aspects of mobile payments. RBI is looking to update its mobile banking guidelines with specific standards, minimum requirements, best practices and risk mitigation measures. The updated guidelines should look into the possibility of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, internet of things and wearable device technology being utilised for payment services.
AIBFSIDigital PaymentIoTMany 5G usecases to be trialed in India in 2019; commercial deployments in 2020: TechM executiveedit
Our focus is on skillbased hiring, especially in digital technologies like artificial intelligence, robotic process automation, blockchain, 5G, Internet of Things, cyber security. We plan to have fresher hiring and training onsite to ramp up local workforce and diversity in different geographies.
5G TechnologyAIBlockchainCyberSecurityIoTRPAEngineeringR&D beats business process managementedit
R&D spend in automotive is focused on electronics, software and autonomous vehicles; semiconductor firms are focused on AI, IoT and cloud; healthcare firms in personalised medicine, AI in drug discovery; consumer electronics in connected and smart devices; industrial in predictive asset maintenance; aerospace in predictive maintenance and inflight connectivity; banking/insurance in payments technology and telematics based insurance; and retail in transformation of instore shopping.
AIBFSICloud ComputingIoTTelematicsCybercriminals topmost source of distrust in India: Surveyedit
Cybercriminals remain the number one source of distrust in the Internet in India where 79 per cent of people say social media companies contribute to their distrust up from 74 per cent in 2018. Cybercriminals remain the number one source of distrust in the Internet in India where 79 per cent of people say social media companies contribute to their distrust up from 74 per cent in 2018.
cyber criminalsCyberSecurityCloud Computing: What 2019 Will Bringedit
Cloud computing has been hugely beneficial to many companies across most industries. This technology has helped businesses reduce their cost, which helps contribute so much to their efforts in increasing efficiency. (Artificial Intelligence)
Artificial IntelligenceCloud ComputingCelebrating Blockchainedit
Technology is always going to attract investors and developers. That said, India should actively promote technological conclaves so that Modis flagship Make in India gets the boost it lacked in his first term. Technological conclaves for one aid in attracting a pool of investors to a platform populated by developers and technoenthusiasts.
BlockchainMake in IndiaAI has become so simple and affordable that anyone can use itedit
Policybazaar.com, one of India’s largest insurance marketplaces, has integrated Amazon Polly, a service used to turn text into lifelike speech, with its in-house IVR (interactive voice response) to process over 100,000 calls every month. This has reduced the response time from 25-30 seconds to an instant response, and has increased customer ratings from 60% to 85%. Polly has also been used to customise voices and languages, offering two English options with Indian accents, named Aditi and Raveena, making it all more natural and friendly.
AIA to I of artificial intelligenceedit
Infosys founder NR Narayana Mur thy, who was present in the audience, said, “The ability to define purpose and goal is truly what distinguishes a human being from a machine…” “I think you just made a brilliant point,” Kartik replied. “We keep asking as AI can match what humans are do ing, what is left for humans to do? Well defined tasks are very easy for AI systems to do.
Artificial Intelligence5G mobile services expected to create over $27 billion business opportunity for India by 2026: Nitin Bansal of Ericsson Indiaedit
Bansal: We are the first with commercial live networks in the US, and have already deployed operational 5G networks based on commercial equipment in Europe, Middle East, Australia and Asia. We have publicly announced 5G deals with 18 operators globally. From an India market perspective, we brought the first live demonstration of 5G to India in late 2017. In 2018, we signed MoUs with Bharti Airtel and BSNL to work together to create a roadmap for 5G and Internet of Things (IoT) deployments in India.
5G TechnologyIoTIoT in TelecommunicationsFive ways in which Artificial Intelligence is transforming data storage industryedit
We are in the midst of an explosion of data. Today, the world is creating more data than ever before in history. As per the Digital 2019 report by HootSuite, the average internet user is online for an average of 6 hours and 42 minutes each day. A study from Domo estimates that by 2020, every person on earth will create 1.7MB of data every second. As the volume of data multiplies, it also throws up the need for far more sophisticated ways of managing data.
Artificial IntelligenceData StorageSmart Cities: What Future Cities Infused With AI May Look Like By 2035edit
A report by McKinsey Global Institute estimates that as many as 800 million jobs worldwide could be lost to automation and/or robots. Kai Fu Lee who is credited as an AI expert and VC in an interview claimed as many as 40 per cent of the current jobs will be affected due to the incoming AIRobotics wave. At the head of this disruption will be jobs of people who drive for a living since AI in transportation is a major focus area for companies. Lee estimates, these jobs will be disrupted in the next 1525 years (between 2034 and 2044).
AISmart CitiesWhat to expect from the 5G spectrum auction this yearedit
7 hours ago DoT has asked the Trai to consider auctioning more spectrum for 5G services than … What to expect from the 5G spectrum auction this year … 5G Spectrum AuctionDoTTelecom Industry … The government expects companies to submit higher bids for spectrum as it is their lifeline, but telecom operators will … (Internet of things)
5G TechnologyIoTPioneering AI in sports techedit
Chennaibased sports intelligence and technology company, Roanuz Softwares, makes applications and services using practical artificial intelligence. Founded by Anto Binish Kaspar, Cricket API is a successful product of Roanuz that served more than 1 billion requests in its first year. More than 350 applications use Cricket API at present. The company is now strengthening its hold in the industry with the launch of the World Cup specific API. We have processed over 1.2 million balls until now. This means that the API has been fed with approximately 5million records as input and was taking around 1,500 milliseconds to respond. With the new intelligent World Cup bot this time is expected to dwindle to a mere 300 milliseconds, ...AISports
Multicloud Infrastructures Can Drive Digital Transformation for Agribusiness, According to Proagricas New Reportedit
Futureproofing Technologies such as the Internet of Things (IOT), AI and machine learning are finally being made more available to the majority of users. This is especially the case for the cloud, where the newest advances are usable far in advance compared to localized onpremise software.
IoTMachine LearningIndian market is moving towards Hyperscale Data Centresedit
We increasingly support data centre infrastructure with customised solutions that can digitally transform businesses and also maintain the scalability and flexibility. Our solutions ensure a robust and rationalised IT Infrastructure, as well as technological components that fit with our clients requirements. Edge computing, 5G, Big data analytics, the Internet of Things (IoT) are impacting the future data centres in a big way. They call for increased bandwidth requirement, critical network cabling and multilayered operational security in the facilities.
5G TechnologyBig Data analyticsData CentersIoTHow AI Is Becoming The Most Reliable Therapist In Mental Healthedit
To deal with this global challenge, it is not only humans that are fighting, but technology has also formed an alliance with humans to fight mental disorder, offering hope for reversing the decline in mental wellness. Over the past few years, AI has already marked its presence in the healthcare sector. Now, as the healthcare industry is embracing artificial intelligence, AI is all set to make a difference in mental health treatment.
AIHealthcareFuture of India Japan relationship is AI, IoT, 5Gedit
Yet, he said, Japan would focus more on collaborations in Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things and 5G as this is the future of our relationship.He emphasized that Japan was committed to Indias development efforts especially in the areas like infrastructure, Northeast development, and projects like Ganga Rejuvenation Project, womens empowerment project, Swachh Bharat project, forest, and disaster management, among others.
5G TechnologyAIIoTArtificial Intelligence in Manufacturing: Towards Intelligent Manufacturingedit
AI Enabled machines communication Additionally, equipment in the manufacturing industry is increasingly being controlled through distributed systems known as MachinetoMachine (M2M). M2M technology uses sensors to record the data that is fed through these networks. Through the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), this data then provides important inputs to the variety of machines that are being used to perform a number of different tasks. Several manufacturing spaces today are making use of AI sensors in their gas turbines to adjust fuel valves to facilitate lower emission levels.
AIMachine to Machine LearningManufacturingAI will be a game changer for pharma sector: Amitabh Mishra, President and Global CTO, Emcure Pharmaceuticalsedit
Testing new drugs is a slow, expensive, and manual process. Artificial intelligence has the potential to disrupt every stage of the clinical trials process from matching eligible patients to studies to monitoring adherence and data collection. A candidate AI business case for us is the reduction of trial cycle times, the goal being the reduction of cycle times from, say, 12 months to six. RPA, too, has a lot of potential for the pharma domain. Financial decisionmaking at pharmaceuticals is highly manual
AIHealthcarePharmaAI tool detects rare diseases from portraits, health dataedit
Scientists have developed an artificial intelligence system that uses portrait photos in combination with genetic and patient data to efficiently and reliably diagnose rare diseases. Every year, around half a million children worldwide are born with a rare hereditary disease. Obtaining a definitive diagnosis can be difficult and time consuming.
AIHealthcareAI can give radiologists an edge in identifying brain aneurysmsedit
Doctors could soon get some help from an artificial intelligence tool when diagnosing brain aneurysms bulges in blood vessels in the brain that can leak or burst open, potentially leading to stroke, brain damage or death.
AIHealthcareIoT: An enabler for connected governmentedit
The vision of any Connected Government in digital era is to develop connected and intelligent IoT based systems to contribute to governments economy, improving citizen satisfaction, safe society, environment sustainability, city management and global need.
connected technologye-governanceIoTHow to prevent smart meters from being hackededit
Smart electricity meters are useful because they allow energy utilities to efficiently track energy use and allocate energy production. But because theyre connected to a grid, they can also serve as back doors for malicious hackers. (Internet of Things)
IoTsmart metersCyber Security Approach Should Not Be FearDriven, Says NCSC Chiefedit
With the rising frequency and scope of cyber attacks, it has become crucial that companies and government as well dont operate over fearbased cybersecurity approach. According to the UKs National Cyber Security Centre Chief Ciaran Martin, the feardriven cybersecurity approach wont be helpful for users and it can neither prevent attacks.
CyberSecurityConsumers failing to embrace AI benefitsedit
Consumers lack trust in artificial intelligence (AI) and dont understand the extent to which it can make their interactions with businesses better and more efficient, according to new research from Pegasystems Inc., the software company empowering digital transformation at the worlds leading enterprises.
AIArtificial Intelligence and Data Analytics an asset for Insurance industryedit
Artificial Intelligence and data analytics is an asset for Insurance industry, said the Insurance Ombudsman. Confederation of Indian Industry Northern region organised the 3rd edition of CII
AIBFSIBig Data analyticsOpinion | How to make smart bots work very effectivelyedit
Chatbots, or conversational AI (artificial intelligence), have found quick adoption in enterprises as they help keep customer communication channels open 24/7. Enterprises can also provide customer delight by offering instantaneous responses. Unfortunately, success with conversation agents for enterprises has been limited.
AIChatbotsLooking forward to fifth generationedit
A smooth implementation of 5G following successful trials will give India the bedrock to catapult its progress. In the era of IoT (Internet of Things), 5G is an upgrade that will expedite the proliferation of IoT devices, inducing technology in almost everything as per the scope of IoT while transforming society into a data hub of all sorts. The future is exciting indeed
5G TechnologyIoTAI adds teeth to security efforts against faste volving cyberattacksedit
This example shows that tech companies are stepping up their security efforts to battle the fast evolving threat landscape more effectively. Artificial intelligence (AI) and ML are at the heart of these efforts as they can detect advanced and previously unknown malware faster than traditional antivirus solutions.
AICyberSecurityMachine LearningIDC: India software revenue to grow 13.7% to $6 bnedit
Indian organizations would attempt at maximizing their investments in analytics, cloud, and artificial intelligence through appropriate monetization mechanisms. This is slated to act as a catalyst in driving digital transformation across organizations,” said Ranganath Sadasiva, director, Enterprise Solutions, IDC India, said. IDC predicts 11 percent growth in the application development and deployment software categories in 2019.
AnalyticsCloud TechnologysoftwareChina gives green light for local 5G rollout amid tech tensions with USedit
5G technology will establish a highspeed, mobile, safe and widespread newgeneration information infrastructure. The technology is expected to bring new opportunities and buoy the growth of Chinas digital economy (Artificial Intelligence)
5G5G TechnologyAvailability, Affordability, Practicality: The Indian Telcos Battle for 5G Spectrumedit
From limited spectrum availability, to high base spectrum pricing and a possible lack in demand for 5G services, Indian telecom operators are in for a bumpy ride. From limited spectrum availability, to high base spectrum pricing and a possible lack in demand for 5G services, Indian telecom operators are in for a bumpy ride. (Artificial Intelligence)
5GArtificial IntelligenceTelecom55% of parents are at risk of endangering their kids safety online, OLX India survey revealsedit
This new study confirms OLXs Internet Behaviour Survey released earlier in the year on Safer Internet Day (5th February). The survey in February revealed that a majority of Internet users neglect cybersecurity best practices in their own personal lives, and do not monitor the content their kids view online. 57% respondents showed negligence towards their own safety both online and offline, while 60% admitted to not monitoring the content their kids viewed online.
CyberSecurityinternetTech-based solutions for farmersedit
Out of many issues faced by farmers, one of them is the safe handling of water pumps and regulating water flow according to the crop sowed. For many years, this has been done manually by the farmers and has led to many issues like electric shock, high and/or low water supply among other things. In order to help farmers irrigate their farms by use of technology, Vijay Bhaskar Reddy Dinnepu started Agwick technologies, an agri-tech startup incubated at National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management (MANAGE) Hyderabad.
AgricultureIIITHyderabad, BDL set up CoE for AI in Missile Techedit
International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Hyderabad and Bharat Dynamics Ltd (BDL) announced on Wednesday the establishment of Centre of Excellence (CoE) for artificial intelligence (AI) in Missile Tech. Formally launched by IIITH director Prof P J Narayanan and BDL CMD Commodore Siddharth Mishra (Retd), the CoE will take up projects relating to AI activities in missiles, manufacturing, inspection and allied areas.
AIAI and Data Science CentreHow organisations can extract optimal value from their security investmentsedit
Today’s rapidly-evolving digital world of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Everything as a Service (XaaS) requires a different approach to cybersecurity. Analytics can enable real-time detection of security events and decisioning on how to handle them, automating manual processes and routine decisions.
AnalyticsCyber SecurityIoTETtech Top 5: Udaans credit foray, Personal finance for millennials & moreedit
Cybersecurity specialists also pointed out that the committee could have set out more concrete recommendations on fraud prevention in digital transactions. It has suggested setting up of a fraud detection registry, periodic publishing of fraud data and preventing payment applications from running on insecure devices.
BFSICyber SecurityConsolidation In The Indian Banking Spaceedit
The growth story of Indian banks during digitization and the latest tax reforms has been an inspiration to other industries in the country. Technological trends, acquisitions & mergers and branch expansion to rural areas are some of the key steps to take banking to newer heights according to a panel at the 11th BW MAGNA Awards 2019.
BFSIDigitisationCarbon Black Threat Report Details Cyberattacks Targeting the Healthcare Industryedit
Report highlights input from 20 leading healthcare CISOs who offer their perspective on evolving cyberattacks, ransomware and the biggest concerns to their organisations Reading, UK 5th June 2019 Carbon Black (NASDAQ: CBLK), a leader in cloud endpoint protection, today released a seminal report on the state of cybersecurity in the healthcare industry.
Cyber crimeCyberSecurityHealthcareThere is a severe cybersecurity skills shortage: Rajesh Mauryaedit
India Inc, cybersecurity, cybersecurity jobs, cybersecurity courses, cybersecurity skills, digital leadership, Capgemini, Digital Transformation, The enterprise branch is undergoing intense digital transformation and we are seeing application consumption models rapidly move to the cloud.
CyberSecurityDigital TransformationThe Most Artificial Intelligence Disruptive Industries Over the Next Five Yearsedit
Today, companies across all industries are leveraging Artificial Intelligence as its offering great potential to streamline business processes, lessen operational costs and automate dreary tasks. Since the progression of Cloud Computing, Big Data, and Internet of Things (IoT) could empower further market growth in the AI space, the global market for this emerging technology is predicted to touch $190.61 billion by 2025.
AIBig DataCloud ComputingIoTPlugging into Indias broadband revolutionedit
Bigger cities, however, will have a different consumption story. With intracity fibre coverage leading to improved penetration, wired broadband would not just offer an enhanced content viewing experience, but also open doors for internet of things, or IoT. Home security is going to become a big business going forward, riding on fibre.
IoTOpinion | The needle in the digital haystackedit
If you factor in data that will in the near future be generated by Internet of Things (IoT), the cameras that surround us and look down at us from the sky and the smart devices that weve increasingly welcomed into our homes, the volume of data that law enforcement will have to wade through is truly staggering.
IoTsmart devicesIs AI Going To Be The Next Wolf Of Wall Streetedit
In this article, we are going to have a look at how artificial intelligence is making a significant transformation in the investment sector and how it is changing the way stocks are picked.AI Outworking Human In Stock Picking
AIIoT to impact multiple verticals; capacity building the keyedit
For automobile, 46% of all value that is going to be created is actually going to come from IoT and connectivity. For healthcare, it is 35%. For most of the other sectors, it is at least 15%, says Indraneel Banerjee, Partner, McKinsey & Company, in an exclusive interview with Geospatial World
AutomobileHealthcareIoTAT&T, KPN, Orange and Swisscom activate LTEM roamingedit
Telecom operators AT&T, KPN, Orange and Swisscom have activated LTEM roaming across their respective IoT networks.5G and IoT connection forecast. The activation of LTEM roaming across IoT networks enables IoT Low Power devices to efficiently operate on multiple networks across North America and Europe.
5GIoTIndia Will Conduct 5G Trials In 100 Days, 5G Spectrum Auction Soon; But Will Telcos Agreeedit
Hence, Govt. is eager to initiate the auction now, as 5G is the next big thing in the telecom world. Once 5G network comes to India, then consumers will not only have access to high speed Internet, but also be able to connect with IoT enabled devices, and access the exciting world of interconnected machines such as TV, cars, fridge, smartphones, watches and more.
5G TechnologyIoTIn the name of Cyber Security..edit
Thats why companies that provide bank or nonbanking finance (NBFC) are the main targets for these hackers. Whether it is a malware attack in Irans Atomic Dispute Department or loot in Bangladeshi Bank or Cosmos Bank, it looks like happened in some Hollywood movies, and then someone will question whether it is really possible And really, are cybercriminals so intelligent The answer is yes.
CyberSecurityIgnore digital armageddon, these are the biggest concerns of AIedit
Many people view artificial intelligence as selfaware computers, evil robots, and digital armageddon. But according to two pioneers of the field, AI is often misunderstood and the fears related to it are pedestrian.
AIDigital TechnologyHow AI and ML Can Up An Organisations RPA Gameedit
Talking about data, it is difficult to extract insights from unstructured data and that is why most companies struggle. While on the other hand, Artificial intelligence over the years has been a vital part in making the most out of data. And in this scenario, insights from sources like emails, annual statements, contracts, or other types of documents need to be extracted, and this can be done using AI and ML.
AIMachine LearningRPAAbout 100 mn people make ePayments once a month, claims Nandan Nilekani-led paneledit
The number of people who use digital payments at least once in a month stands at 100 million currently, according to the Committee on Deepening of Digital Payments. This could be one of the first official acknowledgements of the total number of digitally transacting active users in India.
BFSIDigital EconomyFuture of selfservice is customerled automationedit
There is often a lot of discussion about how enterprises continue to invest in Artificial Intelligence (AI) to save time and money, but we often overlook the next generation of customers being equally amenable to conducting their personal experiences the same way, said Anthony Mullen, senior research director at Gartner.
AIAutomationBanking on artificial intelligence: In hiring drive, Bots are calling the shots nowedit
Be that as it may, Amazon.com scrapped its artificial intelligence based recruiting system after it found the AI system biased against women, according to an October 2018 report by Reuters. The AI system was drawing on data from the past, where more men had made it into the company than women.
AIBFSIRoboticsAI on the futureedit
Artificial intelligence will lead to an estimated two lakh jobs in the near future; this is a good time to take up the study of AI and machine learning By Omkar RaiRight skilling is the most critical factor for success in technology adoption. And given the rapid adoption of AI in industry, about two lakh jobs in the sector are expected to be created by 2020.
AIMachine Learning5G coming to India: The spoilers and moreedit
5G refers to highspeed, low latency nextgeneration communication technology. How fast A peak data rate of 20 Giga bits per sec (GBit/s) and user experience data rate of 100 Mbit/s. According to a paper by the Department of Telecom, 5G could have a cumulative economic impact of $1 trillion in India by 2035. 5G is expected make possible smart factories (industrial IoT), connected cars, smart healthcare, smart cities and such.
5G TechnologyConnected CarsHealthcareIndustrial IoTSmart CitiesWhy enterprises should emphasize on digital transformationedit
To meet changing customer demands, many CIOs are aligning with key executives, making organizational changes, reskilling employees, setting up innovation labs and experimenting with emerging technologies to meet strategic mandates issued by their CEOs and boards.
Digital TransformationIndia Among Top 9 In Worldwide Rankings In Terms Of AI Specialistsedit
The top rank in this list have many academic institutes with programs on artificial intelligence. They therefore have a much greater number of people skilled to do research in the field. India, on the contrary, lacks the opportunities in formal education in data science but is slowly trying to encourage the adoption of AI in education institutes.
AIHow Maharashtra Govt Is Tapping Into AI To Position Mumbai As A Global FinTech Hubedit
Talking about the technology side, the FinTech sector itself is a combination of technology and the financial services sector. Most startups and established companies, alike, are looking at incorporating some element of artificial intelligence, machine learning in all their services.
AIFintechMachine LearningGrowth In Intellectual Property Is Indicative Of Technological Progress And Improved Economic Activityedit
Over the past few years, start-ups have contributed to the IT-BPM industry by building new innovative products and services. As per the report, in the period from 2015-18, Indian start-ups have filed nearly 200 patents in the US, majority of which focused on emerging technology areas including Image Processing, AI, Cyber Security, Vehicle Technology and IoT.
AICyber SecurityIoTvehicle technologyDigging Deeper | Is AI really a threat to humanityedit
When coupled with the advances in the area of Internet of Things (IoT), we reach a point where digital assistants not just follow instructions, but operate also as a perfect butler, reminding you of things, cleaning up after you, and preceding your arrival by keeping your house and appliances in exactly the condition you prefer.
AIIoTCan AI be a game changer technology for Real Estateedit
Artificial Intelligence is changing our lives at an incredible pace. From selfdriven cars to the world of Alexa and Siri, AI is all set to augment the quality of human lives and experiences.
AISmart City Mission: IoT making things smoother for citiesedit
The bottomline is that IoT helps track usage trends and gain insights into urban living, allowing governance bodies to come up with policies that address citizen needs with focus and efficiency. Since the corpus of smart city funds is much larger than their traditional municipal budgets, it is the tier-II and tier-III cities that are turning out to be the biggest beneficiaries of SCM, making use of IoT to improve urban systems.
Smart Cities MissionAI to double innovation rate in India by 2021: Studyedit
The session will be addressed by data scientists and AI experts from companies such as Flipkart, Reliance Jio and InMobi that are leading the way in transforming their businesses and the industry with technology, Microsoft said. To meet the AI skills required by business leaders, Microsoft had announced the launch of its AI Business School earlier this year.
AI10 Industries Redefined by Big Data Analytics | Analyticsedit
Analytics, data science, and big data have helped a number of cities to pilot the smart cities initiative where data collection, analytics and the IoT combine to create joined-up public services and utilities spanning the entire city. For example, a sensor network has been rolled out across all 80 of the council’s neighborhood recycling centres to help streamline collection services, so wagons can prioritize the fullest recycling centres and skip those with almost nothing in them.
Big Data analyticsIndustry 4.0: Embracing digital twin technology can push India’s manufacturing sector to a historic highedit
What exactly does digital twin mean? It is a concept where digital replicas of physical assets and systems are created. This process is the convergence of our physical and virtual worlds where all industrial devices and products get their own digital imprint. Digital twin models will incorporate all the other important technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data. These cost-effective systems lead to better access, management and maintenance of assets using quality data.
AIBig DataDigital TwinIndustry 4.0IoTMachine LearningFuture Of Medicine Powered By Cloudedit
Imagine a hospital stores crores of digital images of different test and scan of patients on a daily basis. Study says, presently, only medical imaging makes for about 90% of healthcare data. With the growing adoption of IoMT (Internet of Medical Things), edge computing and diagnostic technologies, you can be assured that the data pool is only going to grow at a whopping rate.
cloudHealthcareInternet of Medical ThingsThe mix of AI, RPA is turning business process automation smartedit
“There are no use cases which will go all the way across yet,” says Gartner analyst Moutusi Sau, referring to RPA adoption in the financial services industry. “There have been some chatbot engines out there, and AI decisioning tools, but you cannot build momentum on one particular solution.
AIRPATata Communications pioneers an IoT ecosystem with first-of-its-kind IoT Marketplace in Indiaedit
The IoT Marketplace will bring together IoT practitioners and enterprise customers on a single platform; setting the ground for customers to tailor their IoT solutions and drive innovation within their business, while enabling vendors and partners on the platform to discover new market opportunities.
IoTStrong faith on Artificial Intelligenceedit
In India, a NITI Aayog paper last year had identified five focus areas where the gains could drive not just growth but greater inclusion-healthcare, agriculture, education, urban-/smart-city infrastructure, and transportation and mobility. The Microsoft-IDC study showed that to move ahead on their AI journeys, business have to create the right organizational culture.
AINITI Aayog 2.0: Restructured Or Not, The Indian Think Tank Is Set To Ride The TsuNaMo Waveedit
From working closely with numerous tech behemoths to keeping their ears on the ground to understand the grassroots reality in a diverse country like India, the NITI Aayog has had their hands full with their work with technologies like artificial intelligence, internet of things, machine learning and data analytics, among others.
AIData AnalyticsIoTMachine LearningNew AI Algorithm Can Now Guess What You Look Like Based Just On Your Voiceedit
The authors of this paper, trained a neural network using millions of videos on the internet. During training, our model learns voiceface correlations that allow it to produce images that capture various physical attributes of the speakers such as age, gender and ethnicity.
AIIndia Makes A Remarkable Growth in Artificial Intelligenceedit
It is normal that AI could broadly help in the social and economic advancement of the nation. Alongside this, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology additionally settled four panels on numerous parts of artificial intelligence. Strikingly, this has likewise introduced solid enthusiasm for some technical professions to seek after an artificial intelligence course.
AIEnd user base is well aware and talk a lot about cloud security in India: Rajpreet Kaur, Principal Analyst, Gartneredit
Rajpreet Kaur, Principal Analyst, Gartner gives insights on the ways of safeguarding cloud infrastructure from advanced cyber threats. She also touched upon cyber-attacks that are unique to cloud along with the point of keeping cybersecurity a priority in a company’s cloud strategy.
cloudSecurityCurrent telecom infrastructure growth rate may play spoilsport to India’s 5G partyedit
“There would be an increase in consumption of data due to the Internet of Things (IoT) proliferation. In order to produce more data faster, a strong backbone is needed that can be built on fiber,” the Swiss company’s executive added.
5G TechnologyIoT in TelecommunicationsBenefits of Blockchain in IoTedit
It’s so rare to come across an outstanding combination like Blockchain and the Internet of things. ‘A kickass fusion’ is the phrase that comes to mind when I think about it. Well, I will start, as I always do, by offering a brief explanation of how blockchain and the internet of things work so that we’re all on the same page
BlockchainIoTIndustry News: Future of Mobility
Need to focus on gridconnected storage policy for investment in battery technology: Expertsedit
The experts and industry players were on the same page for India taking lead over other countries in setting up storage manufacturing base in the country unlike solar modules wherein over 65 per cent of manufacturing is being done in China and other nations as per industry estimates. (E mobility)
battery technologyPower GridGo Green Mantraedit
Indian auto sector is reeling under the debate about full transformation to electric vehicles. Most cos feel it’s too premature to shift gears and that they need more time to stabilise after the BS-VI changeover. World over though, the share of EV sales of the biggest auto markets is still less than 5%. Countries like China, US, UK, Germany and S Korea, many of them early EV converts, are still predominantly petrol/diesel markets
Electric VehiclesDelhi Government Announces Pilot Project for Using Electric Vehicles for Delivering Online Ordersedit
The Delhi government has announced its first electric vehicles (EVs) freight pilot under which up to 1,000 such vehicles are aimed to be deployed in the city over the next 12 months for delivering online orders. Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot made an announcement in this regard on the occasion of inauguration of Urban Mobility Lab workshop to promote innovation in clean and sustainable mobility in Delhi.
Electric VehiclesUrban Mobility725 Kilometers On A Single Charge Heres The Lightyear Oneedit
All the cars in the world combined, drive about 9.5 trillion kilometers per year and most of them are combustion cars. Even though the world is aiming for battery electric vehicles to change that, the team at Lightyear has been gunning for a purely solarrun vehicle since more than half a decade now. he added.
battery technologyHow has the logistics and transport industry changed over the years with technologyedit
Transport and logistics industry is the one of the leading segments investing heavily in IoT. To make transportation and logistics industry a more effective and efficient system, IoT has made it all possible from effective road safety issues to monitoring of the system in fleet management.
IoTmobility and transportHow an e-motor racing team is plugging into AI for that extra surgeedit
Professional services firm Genpact has embedded artificial intelligence (AI) into the race series to help turn data into a competitive edge for Envision Virgin Racing’s drivers. AI assesses massive amounts of data to unearth patterns which analyse systems, test numerous possibilities and recommend a course of action. Genpact’s data scientists have uncovered competitive insights from alternative data that enhance the team’s race strategy.
AIAnalyticse-mobilityThe Niti Aayog mandate has the potential to make India an evehicle hubedit
Down to Earth speaks to Manu Sharma, general manager of Hero Electric about the recent Niti Aayog announcement to run allelectric vehicles on Indian roads by 2030Recently, premier governmental think tank, Niti Aayog asked two and threewheeler makers to suggest within two weeks, concrete steps towards a transition to electric mobility.
e-mobilityElectric VehiclesNITI AayogOn The Moveedit
By Rukmini Rao
Using IoT technology to track battery strength, Yulu replaces the lowcharge twowheelers with charged ones from the nearest available charging station. This not only eliminates the time taken for charging but also the downtime of each vehicle. The company has created Yulu Zones every 200 metres in highdensity areas to ensure adequate availability and also track demand and supply.
last mile connectivityUrban MobilityNew fuel pumps should marry younger EVs for a longer lifeedit
But oil firms are trying hard to hide the crease on their foreheads. They are betting a massive policy push to popularize electric vehicles (EVs) will not materialize, EVs will remain unaffordable, and the facilities needed to charge EVs will never gain scale.
Electric VehiclesHow start-ups can turbocharge the EV revolutionedit
Kapil Shelke, CEO and Founder of Pune-based Tork Motors, which calls itself ‘India’s first electric motorcycle manufacturing start-up with proprietary drive train technology’ said: “It is (the government mandate) definitely a great opportunity for start-ups like us because we have spent a good amount of years building this robust technology.
Electric VehiclesStart-upDelhi govt launches Urban Mobility Labedit
The lab was launched by the Transport, Minister Kailash Gahlot, and Vice Chairperson, Dialogue and Development Commission (DDC), Jasmine Shah, in the presence of several stakeholders from government, industry and civil society. Delhi government is committed to reduce vehicular pollution through the introduction of electric vehicles in Delhi, Kailash Gahlot, minister of transport, the government of NCT of Delhi said.
Electric VehiclesUrban MobilityDelhi government, Rocky Mountain Institute launch electric vehicle pilot for freight transportedit
Over 30 companies have participated in this last-mile urban delivery project with the goal of inducting up to 1,000 electric vehicles in the city under the pilot over the next 12 months. A joint initiative by the Dialogue and Development Commission of Delhi (DDC-Delhi) and Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI), the project will document and analyse the performance of electric vehicles for urban deliveries.
Electric Vehiclesfreight transportAuto firms have neither any wishlist, nor any suggestion for Budget 2019edit
As the Union government prepares to present the Budget, industry, which is usually vocal before the Budget, is quiet. Facing subdued sales, the automobile industry is worried about recent government regulations such as shifting to electric vehicles. Unlike every year, most chief executive officers of auto companies have neither any wishlist, nor any suggestion.
BudgetElectric VehiclesA multi-year roadmap with milestones is the keyedit
Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran on Wednesday said migration to electric vehicles (EVs) needs to be planned to ensure that the entire ecosystem is ready through a multi-year road map, echoing views of industry leaders who have called for a calibrated approach towards electric mobility.
e-mobilityElectric VehiclesOpinion: Support from govt will help nurture a culture of electric mobilityedit
With our entry in the EV market, we hope to usher a transition in consumer behaviour. We believe that a customers acceptance of electric vehicles signifies a huge step forward for the industry as a whole. In this context, Hyundais vision is aligned with the Indian governments vision for future mobility.
electric mobilityGST cut on Electric Vehicles likely; industry fights proposal to go all electric by 2030edit
The GST Council will consider reduction of tax on Electric Vehicles (EV), Minister of State for Finance Anurag Thakur informed Lok Sabha on Monday. The matter has been placed before the GST Council and will be considered. As of now, it is pending before the council, Thakur said while replying to a question from BJP member Varun Gandhi during the Question Hour.
Electric VehiclesEMobility Alone Will Not Cut Down Urban Congestion and Emissionsedit
Electric vehicles are essential for a green mobility transformation, but they are not a onestop solution to carbon intensive transport. EVs might not help in greenhouse gas reduction unless India substantially revamps its energy mix.
e-mobilityElectrifying vision, sobering realityedit
Indeed, this talk o fa sharply advanced EV schedule will also play havoc with manufacturers’ plans to switch from the existing BS-IV emission norms to BS-VI, since it is possible a large number of buyers will prefer to wait to buy EVs instead.
Electric VehiclesDespite push, India has a lot of ground to cover on shift to electric carsedit
At the same time, the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is expected to cut Indias hefty oil import bill. The governments focus on cleaning up the toxic air can be seen through its ambitious aim to install 175 GW of renewable energy by 2022. India has a renewable energy capacity of 74.79 GW with solar and wind power making up 25.21 GW and 35.14 GW respectively.
Electric VehicleWhy the govt is pushing EVs to fight climate changeedit
By Malyaban Gosh
NITI Aayog, the government think tank tasked with devising a mass electric energy-based transport system in India, has devised a plan to stop the registration of internal combustion engine (ICE)-driven three-wheelers by 2023 and twowheelers under 150cc by 2025
Electric VehiclesRide-hailing enters new growth lane as bike mobility takes offedit
While the two startups are betting on the self-drive model, another player, Rapido, is building a bike taxi business, which will compete with Ola and Uber once there is regulatory clarity in the segment. (EV)
Electric VehiclesShared MobilityElectric vehicles up to 67% less emission intensive than conventional carsedit
WoodMac said in a report that an EV can only displace up to half of the GHG emissions of an ICE gasoline car based on the existing electricity generation mix in developing economies.
Electric Vehicles2 wheeler makers object to EV transition timelineedit
The Aayog asked the twoand three-wheeler makers to suggest within two weeks concrete steps towards transition to electric mobility keeping in mind 2025 deadline. Strongly objecting to NITI Aayog’s proposal to transition to electric vehicles (EVs) for three-wheelers and two-wheelers, Bajaj Auto and TVS Motor Monday said the policy has not been made with adequate study and diligence.
electric two wheelersElectric VehiclesTERI suggests city specific mobility approachedit
Within the context of the fourpronged strategy, Niti Aayogs recent proposal for permitting sale of only electric vehicles (EVs) by 2030 is an ambitious target, which may impose substantive costs on users, TERI said.
Electric VehiclesMobilityNo Charges For Registration Of Electric Vehicles Government Want To Boost EV Salesedit
Venu Srinivasan, Chairman, TVS Motor Company, said, The auto industry globally is still a long way away from all of this, as is India. To force an unrealistic deadline for mass adoption of electric two and three wheelers, will not just create consumer discontent, it risks derailing auto manufacturing in India that supports 4 million jobs.
Electric VehiclesIndians Shifting to Hybrids on Green Policies, Carmakers Pushedit
Indian consumers are increasingly looking to buy a hybrid or an electric vehicle over conventional power train driven ones on the back of supportive environmental policies big brand bets and shift in buyers mindset shows a report by global consultancy firm Deloitte.
Electric VehiclesHybrid VehiclesGST rate slashed to 12% on EV chargers; industry sees it as sentiment boosteredit
The industry players are hoping for GST reduction on electric vehicle to 5 per cent from current 12 per cent. The proposal for GST rate cut on electric vehicles has been sent to fitment committee.
EV ChargersGSTGovts stress on infrastructure and EVs: President Ram Nath Kovindedit
Addressing the joint sitting of both Houses of Parliament, the President said massive work to create infrastructure is underway, and electric vehicles are being promoted to reduce pollution
EV InfrastructureGovt refuses to budge on electric vehicle deadline for 2 and 3wheelersedit
Makers of electric vehicles (EVs) and officials of the NITI Aayog and the government took part in the meeting. The government is firm that extending the deadline is difficult, and tried to impress upon electric vehicle makers that unless they acted, the Courts would step and the big players would be left with little choice.
Electric VehiclesRide-hailing enters new growth lane as bike mobility takes offedit
Vogo’s model may not seem as convenient as Bounce’s, but it helps prevent theft and abandonment. Currently, Bounce operates only in Bangalore, whereas Vogo also has a presence in Hyderabad. While the two startups are betting on the self-drive model, another player, Rapido, is building a bike taxi business, which will compete with Ola and Uber once there is regulatory clarity in the segment.
last mile connectivityNITI Aayog gives scooter, bike makers 2 weeks to draw up EV plan: Reportedit
During Fridays meeting government officials argued that switching to EVs is of national importance so India does not miss out on the global drive towards environmentally cleaner vehicles, one of sources said. But industry executives responded that a premature switch with no established supply chain, charging infrastructure or skilled labour in India, could result in India losing its leadership position in scooters and motorbikes, the second source said.
Electric VehiclesNITI AayogSkill DevelopmentHow can the budget help ensure sustainable growth for auto industryedit
Electric and hybrid vehicles: The governments commitment towards electric vehicles (EVs) is a positive sign for the industry, and the revision in import duty (announced earlier this year, in January 2019) to support the local assembly of EVs augurs well for the industry.
Auto Industry TrendsBudgetElectric VehiclesExpecting a boom in e-vehicles industry, ITIs move to skill youth in the segmentedit
At a NITI Aayog-called meeting of the twoand three-wheeler industry last week, the government think-tank asked the latter to come up with EV conversion plans within two weeks. Earlier, a NITI Aayog-led panel recommended that taxi aggregators such as Uber and Ola should convert 40 per cent of their fleet to electric by April 2026.
e-vehiclesSkillingAutomakers run into collision with Centre’s electric vehicle planedit
Even as the NITI Aayog has given the industry two weeks to come up with a plan on how it wants to proceed on the matter, companies such as Bajaj Auto and TVS Motor have objected to banning twoand three-wheelers and asked for at least four months to come up with a comprehensive plan that takes into account all aspects of e-mobility.
e-mobilityElectric VehicleGovernment likely to shun NITI Aayog EVonly proposaledit
The proposal of government think tank NITI Aayog to fully transit from internal combustion engines (ICE) towards electric vehicles (EV) by 2030 has come up with resistance from within the government.
EVBescom to use solar power for evehiclesedit
While Bangalore Electricity Supply Company works on solar power and electric vehicle charging as two separate projects, they are for the first time combining the two to see how solar power generated at the agencys corporate office can charge electric vehicles.
e-vehiclesAuto, realty companies may not get relief at GST Council meet todayedit
Issues related to the tax structure for solar projects, reduction in tax rate on electric vehicles, and more are expected to be discussed during Sitharamans first Council meeting.
Electric VehicleGSTGovernment proposes no registration charges for electric vehiclesedit
The government has decided to waive registration charges for electric vehicles, a draft notification said Wednesday. The move, aimed at promoting electric vehicles (EVs) in India, comes at a time when the country plans high penetration of such vehicles by 2030.
Electric VehiclesEight charging stations for electric vehicles on Bluru highwayedit
As part of its overarching plan to boost ecofriendly modes of transportation, Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Corporation (Cesc), Mysuru has decided to set up eight stations where motorists can charge their electric vehicles along the Bengaluru highway. Cesc is hoping to complete the project before the end of the 201920 financial year.
Electric VehiclesEV Charging InfrastructureAre we ready for a battery powered futureedit
Electronic vehicles will be well received by the environmentally conscious market. However, maintaining it will be critical and expensive. We dont want to repeat the mistake of not maintaining it well, like with the previous Volvo premium AC bus initiative. Another note is that only 10 per cent of the leadacid batteries can be reused. Others go waste and require safe disposal.
battery technologyElectric VehicleRoad ministry plans to ease EVs’ licensingedit
Electric vehicles (EVs) might soon find it easier to get licences than their traditional counterparts. The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has proposed a set of non-fiscal benefits, such as creating an ecosystem for them in public transport and shared mobility by allowing easier permits.
Electric VehicleGST on electric vehicles may be reduced to 5%edit
Lower duties are expected to encourage global manufacturers to invest in Indias planned shift to electric vehicles in order to try and bring down pollution levels. India may cut the goods and services tax (GST) on electric vehicles to 5% from 12% to provide a stimulus to the sector thats a high priority for the Narendra Modi government.
electric mobilityGSTA long haul aheadedit
He Government Recently Notified the second phase of the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles in India (FAME-2) scheme (in effect from April 1 for three years). It envisages incentives for purchase of electric buses, PVs and three-wheelers for commercial usage, along with privately-owned electric two-wheelers.
Electric VehiclesFAME IIElectricity must power all vehicles in India after 2030, says Niti Aayogedit
The government’s think tank Niti Aayog has proposed that only electric vehicles should be sold after 2030, expanding the scope of the clean fuel technology beyond two and three-wheelers. Earlier, a panel headed by Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant had suggested that only electric-powered three-wheelers and two-wheelers with engine capacity of up to 150 cc should be sold from 2025.
Electric VehiclesCall to impose green cess on polluting vehiclesedit
Electric vehicle makers’ body SMEV on Monday called for imposition of ‘green cess’ on polluting vehicles besides putting EVs in priority lending sector to accelerate creation of a robust ecosystem. In its Budget wish list, the Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles also asked the government for a dedicated allocation for ‘clean air’ campaign.
Electric VehiclespollutionAfter 2030, Niti wants only electric vehicles to be soldedit
The government’s think tank Niti Aayog has proposed that only electric vehicles should be sold after 2030, expanding the scope of the clean fuel technology beyond twoand three-wheelers. Earlier, a panel headed by Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant had suggested that only electric-powered three-wheelers and two-wheelers with engine capacity of up to 150 cc should be sold from 2025.
Electric VehiclesNitis new road map: Only electric vehicles to be sold after 2030edit
The governments think tank NITI Aayog has proposed that only electric vehicles should be sold after 2030, expanding the scope of the clean fuel technology beyond two and threewheelers.
Electronic `VehiclesEVBESCOM Planning For 650 EV Charging Stations in Karnatakaedit
BESCOM has revealed that it plans to install 650 EV charging stations in the state of Karnataka, with 100 stations planned for Bengaluru. The Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (BESCOM) has revealed that it plans to install 650 Electric Vehicle charging stations in the state of Karnataka, with 100 stations planned for Bengaluru.
EVEV ChargingEV Charging StationsIndia Wont Be Able to Convert TwoWheelers into Electric By 2025edit
The Indian government first decided to switch all its fourwheelers to electric by 2030, which was met with hue and cry from all corners of the industry with experts saying itll be impossible. So, the countrys regime decides to tone down the target, slowly realising things will be harder than first imagined. (Electric Vehicles)
Electric VehiclesDrive Int A Clean Futureedit
The initial cost of investment for an electric vehicle vis-à-vis conventional petrol/diesel vehicle, as well as a lack of charging stations are some of the key challenges confronting mass adoption of EVs in the country today. “EVs are a sunrise industry and there are some teething troubles.
electric mobilityFuture of MobilityRoad map for e-vehicles after talks with auto cosedit
Union transport minister Nitin Gadkari on Friday said that the government will announce the roadmap for electric mobility after consulting the automobile industry. The automobile industry has been opposing the recommendation of an inter-ministerial panel to allow sale of only electric two-wheelers (with engine capacity up to 150cc) and electric three-wheelers from 2025.
Electric VehiclesGovt likely to give nod to changes in motor vehicles billedit
The bill will also have provisions to promote alternative technology and innovation in line with the Union governments focus on promotion of electric vehicles as one of the ways to curb vehicular pollution, the official said.
Electric Vehiclestechnology developmentBescom plans 650 evehicle charging stations across Karnataka; 100 in Bengaluruedit
The 100 stations will be in addition to the 112 that are expected to become operational by August this year. With 8,980 evehicles, Bengaluru currently has more than 57% of such vehicles registered in the state. Records show there has been a nearly 40% jump in the number of registered electric vehicles in the city between 2018 and 2019.
e-busesElectric VehiclesAI to soon transform auto insurance biz in Indiaedit
To make the auto insurance process more efficient, Indian insurance company ICICI Lombard has recently joined hands with Microsoft to offer countrys first artificial intelligence (AI) enabled car insurance claiming feature.
AIAutomotive SectorBFSIGovernment plans 50-100% subsidy for electric vehicle charging infrastructureedit
In February, the government announced an outlay of Rs 10,000 crore for Phase 2 of the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles, or FAME 2 scheme, to boost electric mobility and increase the number of electric vehicles in commercial fleets.
electric mobilityElectric VehiclesFAME IIDream or nightmare: Why India should postpone its electric vehicle plans for ten yearsedit
Most discussions on electric vehicles (EVs) focus on benefits and sidestep serious questions. For example, do we know if a faster adoption of EVs would be in Indias interest Is the currently used EV technology robust enough Will EVs make us dependent on China
Electric VehiclesAdvanced lead battery tech could make EV charging cheaperedit
Thats the thinking in the US, where industry and government are teamingup to explore if banks of highcapacity lead cells sited at conventional fuel stations could make life easier for EV owners. Tesla is already reported to have looked at the idea.
battery technologyEV Charging InfrastructureGovernments renewed EV push bothers auto industryedit
A slew of measures and statements to hasten the shift to electric vehicles (EVs) on the road has got the auto industry worked up. But, the writing on the wall just got clearer. Governments renewed EV push bothers auto industry
Electric VehiclesDream or nightmare Why India should postpone its electric vehicle plans for ten yearsedit
Most discussions on electric vehicles (EVs) focus on benefits and sidestep serious questions. For example, do we know if a faster adoption of EVs would be in Indias interest Is the currently used EV technology robust enough Will EVs make us dependent on China
Electric VehiclesDelhi Gets First EV Charging Station By BSES; Here Is How You Can Use Itedit
The initiation will further see a total of 50 charging points setup across Delhi within this fiscal year. Consumers can use it to charge their electric vehicles after booking a slot and paying for it online. This charging station, the first of 50 in 20192020 with over 150 planned with multiple partnerships, will bolster decentralised energy management and battery storage which are key governance components of Delhis sustainability roadmap, said Jain.
Electric VehiclesEV Charging StationFuture of transport! IITMadras students to present Hyperloop concept to Elon Muskedit
Avishkar Hyperloop, a student team of IITMadras (IITM), has been shortlisted to present its hyperloop concept to EV player and Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk.Hyperloop is a technology that has the potential to revolutionise the transportation industry. P2P startup RupeeCircle will be sponsoring the IIT team as a financial partner to later help present its concept to Musk.
Future of MobilityDelhi gets first echarging station, 50 more in a yearedit
Amal Sinha, CEO, BSES, said, We are gearing up to push the case of electrical vehicles and charging in the capital. He added that BRPL is engaging with stakeholders and domain experts for the purpose. Through an app called ElectreeFi Mobile, consumers can locate the nearest EV charging station, make a booking in advance and pay online via credit/debit cards and ewallets
charging stationsAuto component industry seeks stable road map for EV transitionedit
The Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) said on Tuesday the government should adopt a pragmatic approach to create a stable and longterm road map for a smooth transition to electric vehicles.
Auto componentelectric mobilityIndustry leaders share concerns over unrealistic EV deadlineedit
Similarly, Venu Srinivasan said: “Automakers everywhere are supportive of the overall goal of introducing electric vehicles (EVs) and easing consumers into electric mobility. As a result, we (TVS Motor Co) have been doing serious development work to ensure we can offer a mass-market EV product that delivers on safety and high performance. This is necessary to co-opt consumers into making a switch, so it’s driven by consumer willingness and, therefore, adopted easily and widely.
Electric VehiclesUP invites companies to set up EV charging stations across key cities and expresswaysedit
The state of Uttar Pradesh has become the first in India to formally invite EoIs (expression of interest) from companies to set up electric vehicle charging stations. This is the first proposal after the Union Power Ministry issued guidelines over setting up of such EV charging stations in December 2018 to promote the use of battery electric autorickshaws. In March this year, the New Delhi government approved the plan to set up 131 public charging stations in the capital. Also, private firms like Magenta Power are working on EV charging corridor on MumbaiPune highway besides other projects.
EV Charging StationsElectric Vehicles May Soon Make Up 40% Of Cab Aggregator Fleetsedit
India has new plans to increase the electric vehicles operating in the country. The target this time, are cab aggregators like Ola and Uber, as the centre seeks to direct them to have 40% of their fleet as electric. Once confirmed, the deadline for this will reportedly be April 2026. (Electric Vehicles)
Electric VehiclesCII, SIAM urge government to hold talks before finalizing EV policyedit
According to SIAM, the auto industrys turnover is close to half of the manufacturing GDP, supports 37 million jobs and contributes 11% of the GST revenues of the countryRead Full StoryTopicsElectric vehicles
Electric VehiclesEV PolicyBajaj Auto, TVS say plan to switch to EVs by 2025 unreal, may impact jobsedit
Ask why cars arent being targeted, say Indias automanufacturing sector which supports four million jobs risks being derailedTwo and threewheeler makers have asked the government not to force unrealistic deadlines for the mass switch over to electric vehicles. (Electric Vehicles)
Electric VehiclesGovt. cautioned against rushing into electric vehiclesedit
A day after industry bodies SIAM and CII called for a practical approach in formulating electric vehicle-related policies, two-wheeler makers Bajaj Auto and TVS Motor on Monday said “unrealistic” and “ill-timed” decisions will derail auto manufacturing in the country.
Electric VehiclesVenu Srinivasan: “Unrealistic deadline for mass adoption of e-2Ws, 3Ws risks derailing industry.”edit
Captains of industry are reacting to the recent news that the Inter-Ministerial Steering Committee of the National Mission for Transformative Mobility and Battery Storage, the high-level panel is looking to mandate sales of only electric three-wheelers from April 1, 2023 and April 1, 2025 for electric two-wheelers (below 150cc).
Electric VehiclesTowards green mobilityedit
The Draft Delhi Electric Policy 2018 is the first step. This has to be followed by the construction of charging stations which are again preceded by India’s plan to come up with indigenous standards for charging stations for its emerging electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem.
green mobilityIndia wants to make 40% cabs electric by 2026 to meet climate change goalsedit
What’s more, the government might introduce a rule that all vehicles sold for commercial purposes after April 2026 should be electric. The rule will also apply to new motorcycles and scooters used by eCommerce companies from April 2023. Last month, Food delivery startup Zomato partnered with eBikeGo – an electric bike rental and delivery platform – to increase the number of electric vehicles in its fleet.
electric mobilityIndia Plans to Order Taxi Aggregators Like Uber, Ola to Go Electricedit
India plans to order taxi aggregators like Uber and Ola to convert 40% of their fleet to electric by April 2026, according to a source and records of government meetings to discuss new rules for clean mobility.
electric mobilityShared MobilityElectric vehicle firms prefer gradual shift to electric mobilityedit
Electric vehicle manufacturers are caught in a quandary. The Indian Government wants to turn Green and try and phase out all petrol or diesel burning sub150 cc twowheelers with electric vehicles within the next five years or so.
electric mobilityHow much does lithium cost The industry cant seem to agreeedit
Opaque pricing for lithium, the powerhouse metal fueling the electric vehicle revolution, is expected to be top of mind this week as the industrys leaders gather in Santiago, with calls rising for more transparency to attract much needed expansion funding. (Electric Vehicles)
Electric VehiclesLithium BatteriesE-vehicles set to zip around Bengaluru, but govt yet to form rulesedit
The planned introduction of at least 10,000 electric mopeds and scooters over the next 18 months by city-based micro mobility companies has caught government on the back foot even as it scrambles to develop new regulations to deal with the influx of vehicles.
Electric VehiclesNeed a relook at tax on hybrid vehicles in India: Toyotaedit
Toyota has maintained that while the future of ecofriendly mobility lies in electric vehicles, road towards full electric vehicles (EVs) will have to be bridged through hybrids which needs support from the government.
Electric VehicleCII says govt must hold industry consultations before finalizing Electric Vehicle planedit
Constructive Disruptions driven by market forces coupled with enabling policies is the kernel of any innovation and we are hopeful that the same is adopted as India readies itself for the advent of new technologies in mobility including electric vehicles, said Vikram Kirloskar, President, CII. The government has just announced a Mission on Transformation Mobility and Transmission to be led by NITI Aayog.
e-mobilityElectric VehiclesAuto cos, CII oppose early transition to e-vehiclesedit
The auto industry has hit out at the government for trying an early transition to electric vehicles, saying it will disrupt the pace of growth and hit business. The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (Siam) received support from the broader industry association — Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) — which said that mandating a particular technology, such as electric, should not be the only way to achieve green mobility.
Automotive SectorElectric VehicleScooter sharing startups struggles with small talent pooledit
Vogo, Bounce, Yulu and Drivezy, the on demand scooter sharing startups, are chasing to hire from one another as they struggle with a limited talent of pool. The chase inclined towards people with experience around Internetofthings (IoT) based supply chain, design and manufacturing. These are specialised skills as the technology itself is relatively new.
Automotive SectorIoTShared MobilitySupply Chain ManagementCybersecurity challenges in transport, automotive organizationsedit
As vehicles become increasingly connected and autonomous vehicle technology becomes a reality, internet of things (IoT)focused cyberattacks in the transport and automotive sector are becoming alarmingly widespread.
Automotive SectorCyberSecurityIoTTime to Change the Power Playedit
Already, 100 GW of additional power capacity is estimated to be required in less than a decade to drive electric vehicles. It amounts to nearly a third of current generation capacity. And the way ahead is to prioritise and policy induce electric buses and other modes of emobility in public transport, especially in dense urban centres.
electric mobilityEVGovernment plans to order taxi aggregators to go electricedit
India plans to order taxi aggregators like Uber and Ola to convert 40% of their fleet of cars to electric by April 2026, according to a person in know of the matter and records of government meetings to discuss new rules for clean mobility. Uber and Ola, both backed by SoftBank Group, would need to start converting their fleet as early as next year to achieve 2.5% electrification by 2021, 5% by 2022, 10% by 2023 before hiking it to 40%, according to the person and the records reviewed by Reuters.
electric mobilitygovernmentEV firms prefer gradual shift to electric mobilityedit
Electric vehicle manufacturers are caught in a quandary. The Indian Government wants to tur n ‘Green’ and try and phase out all petrol or diesel burning sub-150 cc two-wheelers with electric vehicles within the next five years or so
electric mobilityEVBMTC working on plan to buy 300 electric busesedit
Although the entry of electric buses into the Indian market is recent, several companies, including Ashok LeylandNSE 1.88 %, Olectra Greentech, Tata and JBM Auto, have started manufacturing electric vehicles.
e-mobilityElectric BusEESL, Ahmedabad Municipal Corp enter 10-year deal to build EV infraedit
With a long-term goal to boost electric mobility in public transport, Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL) and Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) have partnered to establish infrastructure for electric vehicles (EV) in the urban area over a 10-year period.
electric mobilityEV InfrastructureAhmedabad gets ready for e-vehicles boom by signing MoU for charging stationsedit
Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL), a joint venture firmunder the Union power ministry and the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) entered into a partnership Wednesday to build 100 charging stationsfor e-vehicles (EVs) in the city over 10 years. EESL will work with the AMC to “fast-track adoption of e-mobility in Ahmedabad by installing around 100 public charging stations and promoting electric vehicles (EVs) on rental and purchase basis”, it said in a release.
electric mobilityEV Charging StationBlu Smart all-electric mobility platform launched in Delhi-NCRedit
On the eve of World Environment Day, Gensol Mobility, a subsidiary of Ahmedabad-based renewable energy services provider, Gensol Group, launched its all-electric ‘Blu Smart’ mobility platform in Delhi-NCR, in association with Mahindra Electric. The service, which is the first of its kind in India, bundles together services like ride hailing, car sharing and shared charging into a single platform.
e-mobilityElectric VehicleBMW, Jaguar to jointly develop e-car partsedit
BMW and Jaguar Land Rover on Wednesday said they will jointly develop electric motors, transmissions and power electronics, unveiling yet another industry alliance designed to lower the costs of developing electric cars. Both carmakers are under pressure to roll out zero-emission vehicles to meet stringent anti-pollution rules, but have struggled to maintain profit margins faced with the rising costs of making electric, connected and autonomous cars.
electric componentselectric mobilityCentre seeks proposals for 5,000 electric busesedit
The central government on Tuesday called proposals from state transport departments for the deployment of 5,000 electric buses, to be supported under the Fame-II scheme.
e-mobilityElectric BusKerala seeks University of Birmingham expertise for introducing electric vehiclesedit
A team of Kerala government officials visited the University of Birmingham on Wednesday to discover how research experts might work with policy-makers to help introduce electric vehicles in the state.
e-mobilityElectric VehiclesModi Governments Big Electric Vehicle Push: All the Cities in India With Electric Bus Serviceedit
As per a report on CNBCTV18, government sources have informed that the Nitin Gadkari led Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has started working on a draft notification proposing to ban all the IC engine powered twowheelers and threewheelers in India starting 2025 for twowheelers and 2023 for threewheelers. (Electric Vehicles)
Electric BusesElectric VehiclesIndustry experts divided over governments electric vehicle pushedit
Indias efforts to promote electric vehicles have entered the fast lane. In a bid to tackle air pollution, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways is learnt to have started working on a draft notification proposing the sale of only electric threewheelers from April 2023 and sale of only electric twowheelers under 150cc from April 2025 onwards. (Electric Vehicles)
Electric VehicleGovernment to waive registration fee for EVs, will persuade states also to give tax breaksedit
The Union government has decided to waive off registration fee for electric vehicles and also plans to convince state governments to either waive off or reduce the road tax to promote green vehicles.
Electric VehiclesFor clean air, focus on energy efficiencyedit
E-mobility too has significant potential in helping India achieve its climate change goals and the government’s ongoing electric mobility programme envisages six million electric and hybrid vehicles on roads by 2020. This will have a significant impact on combating vehicular emission and help reduce it by 1.3 per cent by 2020.
e-mobilityElectric VehicleIITDelhi In Search of Foreign Scientists for EV Research Centre CARTedit
IITDelhi is on the lookout for international experts in the field of electric vehicles to boost its Centre for Automotive Research and Tribology (CART).V Ramgopal Rao, IITDelhi director, said they are eyeing to recruit professionals from countries like the US in the newlyformed department along with industry experts.
electric mobilityKerala to quit petrol and diesel vehicles; Travel guide to Britainedit
Kerala is one of the first states to bring a comprehensive electric vehicle (EV) policy in the country. On October 4, 2018, British High Commissioner of the State welcomed the Chief Secretary and discussed with Chief Secretaries and other officers and expressed desire to participate in the Kerala Government’s plan to develop EV ecosystem in Kerala.
Electric VehiclePolicyHow do you teach a car that a snowman won’t walk across the road?edit
Human drivers aren’t the only ones who need common sense; its lack in artificial intelligence (AI) systems will likely be the major obstacle to the wide deployment of fully autonomous cars. Even the best of today’s self-driving cars are challenged by the object-in-the-road problem. Perceiving ‘obstacles’ that no human would ever stop for, these vehicles are liable to slam on the brakes unexpectedly, catching other motorists off-guard.
AIFuture of MobilityAI set to drive Uber’s India plansedit
Ride-hailing app Uber’s calls, routed through the Internet, will be used to train its internal artificial intelligence (AI) engines in local Indian languages, Business Standard has learnt. Uber began rolling out the in-app calling feature through voice over internet protocol (VoIP) in October last year. It was introduced in India early this year and was hailed as being a security measure that provided greater anonymity and privacy to both the rider and the driver.
AIIndustry News: Future of Work
Unlike a human recruiter, we can control the robots behaviour in detailedit
When the Future of Work series was conceived, the intent was to handpick individuals whose work is futuristic or who are experts in future gazing what the evolution of work could look like. I also hoped I could interview a robot someday and came pretty close. Meet Sweden based Furhat, the social robot that can serve customers, provide companionship, train employees or teach a language. (Future of Work)
Future of WorkrecruitmentrobotsThe 3 Drivers Of Work In Future Technology, Mobility & Communityedit
With the advent of technology and constantly evolving management practices, the traditional Indian offices have evolved too. Everything related to a workspace has been disrupted by various experiments – from closed cabins to cubicles to an open floor with everyone working together. In a modern workspace, colleagues become friends, companies become sample audience for pilot studies and an office becomes a plug and play environment.
Future of Workfuture workplaceTax sops for job creation, greater push towards skilling the need of the houredit
Currently, a majority of the Indian workforce is in the unorganised sector so there is also demand to make the sector more organised. “Lowering the regulatory norms can help in bringing more workforce into the organised sector. There is a 18 per cent GST on HR staffing so we would expect it to be lower.
human resourceSkillingRobots on track to wipe out a tenth of manufacturing jobs by 2030: Reportedit
While automation should boost the economy as a whole, it is likely to create greater inequality as employment losses are concentrated in certain industries and countries.
Future of Jobsfuture of manufacturingRoboticsHow robots hurt jobs in emerging economiesedit
Automation can spur productivity in emerging economies but lead to displeasure and insecurity in the short run, says study Automation, a growing part of daily life, can make work easier but has also raised concerns about potential disruption and job loss. According to one World Bank estimate, twothirds of jobs in developing countries could be lost to automation.
AutomationFuture of JobsRobotics20 m jobs may be lost to robotsedit
Robots are on track to wipe out almost a tenth of the world’s manufacturing jobs with the brunt borne by lower-income areas in developed nations, Oxford Economics says. While automation should boost the economy as a whole, it is likely to create greater inequality as employment losses are concentrated in certain industries and countries.
employmentFuture of JobsYou could soon be reporting to AI at workedit
For decades, people have fearfully imagined armies of hyper efficient robots invading offices and factories, gobbling up jobs once done by humans. But in all of the worry about the potential of artificial intelligence to replace rank and file workers, we may have overlooked the possibility it will replace the bosses, too.
AIFuture of JobsHow has technology transformed HR functionsedit
Future is about integrating tech and touch in people practices as the workforce composition is changing rapidly with the millennials, gig workers and work from anywhere /anytime flexibility, while Artificial intelligence seems to be buzzing now as HR professionals we should never deprioritize Human intelligence i.e. empathy driven People practices, in short, its time to accelerate Tech and Touch integration
AIhuman resourceFor many entry-level jobs, tech cos are hiring teensedit
Infosys has been conducting an annual two-week ‘Spark Catch Them Young’ programme for high school students in which it introduces 8th and 9th grade students of government and private schools to digital technologies such as cloud, AI, big data, IoT and blockchain.
AIBig DataBlockchainFuture of WorkIoTArtificial intelligence wont take your job (but it might replace your boss)edit
Big data and artificial intelligence concept. Machine learning and cyber mind domination concept in form of women face outline outline with circuit board and binary data flow on blue background.
AIBig DataCyberSecurityMachine LearningAge Of AI-Based Recruitmentedit
These tools help organisations deal with a large pool of applications much more efficiently than when all these tasks are done solely by humans,” says Chockalingam Valliappa, vice chairman, Sona College of Technology and founder of HireMee, an AI-proctored online assessment platform for jobs.
AIFuture of WorkHiringrecruitment87% of IT Decision Makers Plan to Increase Their Analytics Workforce in the Next One Yearedit
Founded in 2012, Analytics India Magazine has since been dedicated to passionately championing and promoting the analytics ecosystem in India. It chronicles the technological progress in the space of analytics, artificial intelligence, data science, big data by highlighting the innovations, players in the field, challenges shaping the future, through the promotion and discussion of ideas and thoughts by smart, ardent, action oriented individuals who want to change the world.
AIAnalyticsBig DataData ScienceworkforceHow upskilling can make the return to work easieredit
By Sweta Taneja
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is disrupting almost every industry, resulting in increased demand for new skills. By 2022, about 54% of all employees across the world would need significant re and upskilling, says the Future of Jobs Report 2018 released by the World Economic Forum (WEF) in 2018.
Fourth Industrial RevolutionFuture of JobsUpskillingRight time to plan a career in Artificial Intelligence, Data Sciencesedit
Growing adoption of Artificial Intelligence and big data analytics: New technologies are now making it easier to perform increasingly sophisticated data analytics on a very large and diverse datasets. This is evident as the report from The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI) shows; many companies are using some form of advanced analytics on Big Data, for Business Intelligence, Predictive Analytics and Data Mining tasks.
AIBig DataCareer opportunitiespredictive analyticsIndia needs better math talent to lead today’s AI-driven worldedit
India invented the zero, but math is seen to have suffered a decline here for several reasons. The first is a global phenomenon. In the 1970s, there was a big separation between pure and applied math, says Nalini Anantharaman, chair of mathematics at the Institute for Advanced Study in the University of Strasbourg, France, and last year’s winner of the Infosys Prize in Mathematics.
AIMathematicsTalent DearthIn some companies, artificial intelligence is replacing the bossedit
An icon in the Cogito artificial intelligence program and what it means, at the MetLife call center in Warwick. (Tony Luong/The New York Times)By Kevin RooseWhen Conor Sprouls, a customer service representative in the call center of insurance giant MetLife talks to a customer over the phone, he keeps one eye on the bottomright corner of his screen.
AIFuture of WorkFrom Upskilling to Multi skilling The Tech Training Landscape has Evolvededit
Then there is the matter of the intrinsically connected nature of all emerging technologies. Cloud and mobility are linked to data and analytics which are connected to IoT & Edge and AI and Machine Learning and so on. Organizations now need the professionals who can work across disciplines and harness the power of more than one technology to deliver true path breaking innovation.
AIAnalyticsIoTMachine LearningUpskillingDigital Transformation (DX) As A Strategy To Retain Topnotch Talentsedit
The latest technologies such as Big Data Analytics, Robotics, Predictive Modelling, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cloud Computing, and Blockchain are a proven boon to the businesses that make sluggish growth by sticking to outdated techniques and practices. According to Gartner, adopting digital initiatives topped the priority list of CIOs in 2019.
AIBig Data analyticsBlockchainCloud ComputingDigital TransformationPredictive ModellingRoboticsAugmented Intelligence & not just AI: Right fit for hiringedit
If you are thinking of AI as a solution that can fully automate the recruitment process and eliminate manual intervention, think again. The right fit for effective staffing processes in not just artificial intelligence, but rather Augmented Intelligence.
AIAugmented IntelligenceHiringHiring challenges in digital age and what employers are doing to fill skill gapsedit
Todays digital reality poses many challenges for organisations, including reskilling their workforce. In an attempt to fill the skills gap, employers tend to replace their resident workforce and recruit outside the organisation to find workers with the skill sets required to remain competitive.
Bridging Skill GapDigital EconomyHiringReskillingUpskillingThese are the most common AI use cases in HR and recruitingedit
Gartner has identified the three most common use cases. HR and recruitment leaders have begun using applications of artificial intelligence (AI) to improve HR efficiency and enhance employee experience. Gartner has identified the three most common use cases.
AIHRrecruitmentLevel up or go home: India faces a skillgap challenge for 5G, emerging techedit
India has a challenge of being fully ready for 5G as well as for other emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT), machine learning owing to the imbalance in talent and needs of the industry, suggested Raghav Gupta, director India & APAC at Coursera, an American online learning platform.
5G TechnologyAIBridging Skill GapIoTMachine LearningWhat business leaders should do to succeed in innovation economyedit
Innovation economy is light on assets and heavy on knowledge. Data is overtaking experience in making decisions and directing strategy. ML, IoT, blockchain are becoming vital for producing innovations. CEOs have to ensure that the organisation is equipped with the tools for acquiring, crunching and applying data intelligence and that every employee can work in a highly automated environment.
AutomationBlockchainIoTMachine LearningUpskilling for the Fourth Industrial Revolutionedit
The growing skills gap is most noticeable in roles that relate directly to tomorrows major technologies, including AI, the Internet of Things (IoT), and mobile applications that are the driving force behind heightened customer expectations. India may have to forgo as much as $1.97 trillion in GDP growth promised by investment in intelligent technologies over the next decade if the country fails to bridge the skill gap.
AIBridging Skill GapFourth Industrial RevolutionIoTLinkedIn Says Blockchain is the Top Growing Skill in Singaporeedit
No doubt the demand for and the supply of skills identified with blockchain has grown in Singapore to the point where it is ruling the market. This news comes by means of another LinkedIn report covering the Asia-Pacific region.
BlockchainSkill DevelopmentCan MBAs deal with AI, ML, IoTedit
With technology making inroads in every aspect of our lives, there is a skill gap that is pointing at the need for MBAs to get well versed in data science, Al, IOT. However, the gap appears tentative as management schools have upped the ante in offering such skills in the MBA curriculum in recent years, says Debashis Chatterjee, director, IIM Kozhikode.
AIBridging Skill GapData ScienceIoT62% Indian professionals feel daunted by rapid pace of changing skills: LinkedInedit
Certain skills are becoming less in demand as different skills are needed to succeed, therefore upskilling talent is key for organisations to meet their business goals, said Ruchee Anand, Head of Talent Solutions and Learning Solutions India at LinkedIn.
Future of WorkSkillingIndustry 4.0: New industrial policy soon to promote job creation, growth, says President Kovindedit
The new policy will replace the industrial policy of 1991 which was prepared in the backdrop of balance of payment crisis. This will be the third industrial policy after the ones released in 1956 and 1991. The proposed policy aims at promoting emerging sectors and modernising existing industries. I
Industry 4.0Job OpportunitiesGartner identifies three most common AI use cases in HR and recruitingedit
HR and recruitment leaders have begun using applications of artificial intelligence (AI) to improve HR efficiency and enhance employee experience. Gartner has identified the three most common use cases.
AIhuman resourcerecruitmentBudget 2019: Corporates may be incentivised to invest in education, skillingedit
For special economic zones (SEZ), the income tax holiday sunset on March 31, 2020 and duty reliefs could also be revisited to accelerate growth of IT exports, as new age tech such as Artificial Intelligence takes centre stage. The scope of safe harbor transactions was increased in 2017 to provide certainty to taxpayers.
AIEducationSkillingImportant To Train Indias Population With Relevant Skill Developmentedit
Over the last few years, the world of business has tread into extremely unfamiliar territory: an era of the tremendous velocity of change. The emphasis on efficiencies has never been so profound. Look around you: many of the billiondollar companies that you cant do without like Airbnb, Amazon, Flipkart, Facebook did not exist 20 years ago.
Skill DevelopmentWhy soft skills will be in demand amid automationedit
Skills such as machine learning, data visualization and statistical analysis have seen a rise in adoption skills deemed relevant to job demands in the future. Automation is driving demand for those who know coding, cloud computing and artificial intelligence. The survey says demand for talent with emerging skills is three times that of the rest of the talent base.
AIAutomationCloud ComputingSoft SkillsRobots might turn out to be great coworkersedit
The idea that automation will drive up unemployment or drive down wages — in other words, that robots will take people’s jobs — has become almost an article of faith for many Americans. Everyone can point to instances of automation reducing demand for certain workers.
Future of WorkRoboticsRetraining and Retaining: The effect of Automationedit
A recent study by LinkedIn mentioned machine learning engineer is the most demanding skill in the job market followed by data scientist, sales development manager, and customer success managers. Career paths such as automation ethicist and interactive chatbot designer will be most look after career paths by organizations soon.
AutomationChatbotsData ScienceMachine LearningskillAI to improve HR efficiency; workforce, talent management to be automatededit
According to Gartner, Inc., HR and recruitment leaders have begun using artificial intelligence (AI) to improve HR efficiency and enhance employee experience. Gartner, Inc. has identified the three most common use cases: In talent acquisition, voice of the employee and virtual HR assistants. (Artificial Intelligence)
AIhuman resourceSkill and talent developmentworkforceEmployees spend over 25% of their time searching for the information they need to do their jobs: Researchedit
It used to be that competitive salaries, benefits and career development initiatives were enough to find and keep talent. Today, these things are table stakes. To compete and win in the raging battle for talent, companies need to up their game and give employees what they really want: a simple and flexible way to get work done. Technology is a key driver of the modern employee experience. (Future of Work)
Future of WorkWith Technology At Its Forefront, What Will Our Future Workplace Look Likeedit
Artificial Intelligence is everywhere, and its growth is so huge that it can be hard to wrap your head around some of the cuttingedge innovation that AI brings along with it. As per the market research firm Tractica, in 2019, the global artificial intelligence software market will see a massive boost in the coming years, with revenues increasing from $9.5 billion in 2018 to around $118.6 billion by 2025
AIfuture workplaceThese are the skills you need if you want to be hirededit
Theres a misconception out there that the future of work will be robots and artificial intelligence will be automating all the jobs, leaving nothing for the majority of the worlds citizens to do.But research says thats not the case.
AIAutomationFuture of JobsRoboticsMachine learning might be Indias next big employeredit
ML is seen as a subset of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and an enabler for Big Data Analytics. Applications of machine learning and deep learning range from computer vision to speech recognition and translation to marketing to drug discovery. It is one of the fastest growing fields of AI.
AIBig Data analyticsMachine LearningAI, tech to have short-term impact on jobs at micro leveledit
Suddenly, there is a lot of debate on whether Industry 4.0 with a strong underpinning of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning is going to result in large-scale unemployment. This seems a bit odd because neither technology nor automation are 21st century phenomena.
AIJob OpportunitiesMachine LearningManufacturing, infrastructure to add 58,200 jobs in Apr-Sept FY20edit
The manufacturing, engineering and infrastructure sector is likely to add of 58,200 new jobs in the April-September of this financial year, a report published Monday said. According to TeamLease Services biannual ‘Employment Outlook’ report for April-September FY20, these industries will witness a 2 per cent increase in net employment.
EngineeringJob OpportunitiesManufacturingAccenture’s growth model for future: To experiment with freelancersedit
Accenture is looking at experimenting more with the gig economy or freelancers as it develops its future of work model. It has also built in-house tools to help employees train better and choose their reskilling areas, a senior executive said.
Future of WorkGig EconomyReskillingHiring activity increases 11% in May; IT, BPO, education take the lead: reportedit
Hiring activity registered 11 percent jump in May over the corresponding month last year. This uptick has been fuelled by recruitment activity in the software sector, BPO and education according to the Naukri JobSpeak report. The Naukri JobSpeak Index for May 2019 stood at 2,346, while in May 2018 it was 2,106.
HiringITIT IndustryIT JobsManufacturing, infra sector to add 58,200 jobs in April September FY20edit
Further, he said, modernisation and the introduction of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) in manufacturing will not only witness the sector contributing around 25% of the GDP of the country by 2022 but adding significantly towards job creation as well.
Future of JobsInfrastructureJobsManufacturingGST laws and need for automation: Why the companies should gear up and be readyedit
This could be further complicated by the timing difference that could arise as a result of processes being followed by corporations, e.g. the prompt issuance of the invoice by the supplier, sending of the invoice copy to the recipient, prompt reporting of the invoice by the supplier, receipt and prompt recording of the invoice it its books by the recipient.
AutomationFuture of WorkEducational institutions powering a futureready workforce through AIedit
Several private technical institutes have introduced special courses in cybersecurity, data science, AI, and Internet of Things. The collaboration with Microsoft will help in training the teachers. Students will be benefitted through classroom teaching as well as a number of live projects.
EducationFuture of WorkDigital Badges and the Future of Workedit
Digital badges provide an opportunity for employees to compile metadata on specific skills they’ve acquired, and for employers to take a deeper dive into their candidate pools. Badges are even more successful when they align with industry standards, as one recent effort in the cybersecurity field shows.
Digital WorkplaceFuture of WorkCSR: The Future of Women Workforceedit
Meanwhile, a 2016 study by International Labour Organisation (ILO) has predicted that some Asian nations could lose more than 80 percent of their garment, textile, and apparel manufacturing jobs, as sewbots replace humans in factories. This would disproportionately affect young women, who comprise a majority of the 9 million people dependent on jobs in those sectors.
Future of WorkWomen in Tech18 jobs that have or will be totally taken over by technologyedit
The days of manual telephone switchboards have long passed us. In the olden days, someone working as a switchboard operator would physically connect calls by sliding in phone plugs into the relevant jacks. While switchboard operators still exist in some organisations today, they merely oversee the system which has now become completely computerised.
Future of WorkJobsAuto cos look to pare EV HR costs by reskillingedit
Automobile sales may be falling, but the demand for skilled professionals in the electric vehicles (EV) sector is rising. The likes of Tata Motors Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra and Continental India are feeling the pinch.
Electric Vehicleshuman resourceReskillingArtificial Intelligence, Data Science jobs see upward trend in Mumbaiedit
At the recent campus recruitment drive, many jobs were offered in data science, artificial intelligence, business analytics, machine learning by top firms and startups at Aegis School of Data Science for the students of post graduate program in data science. Business analytics and big data in association with IBM endorses the upward trend and demand of talent in the said fields.
AIAnalyticsData ScienceJob Opportunitiesjob trendsMachine LearningArtificial intelligence to revolutionise the way we work & thinkedit
By Nirupam Banerjee
Artificial intelligence Picture for representational purpose , I stock Artificial intelligence, or AI, is going to be the next big game changer and will revolutionise the way we work, think, and take decisions, said Pranay Agrawal and Srikanth Velamakanni, both alumni of Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA), who were in city on Sunday to receive the Young Alumni Achievers Award 2019.
AIFuture of WorkHCL Tech catches them young with ‘Tech Bee’ programmeedit
HCL Technologies is catching them young with its “TechBee” recruitment programme for entry-level jobs. It is testing this programme in Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh, where the firm conducts an entrance test for those who have completed schooling, and gives them a year’s training to make them employable.
employabilityUp-skillingTalent Demand Continues To Rise In Indiaedit
IT sector has picked up significant pace since the second half of 2018 (JulyDecember 2018 period) and noted a 7 percent growth in talent demand owing to the diversification plans of most corporates. Leading Indian IT firms are diversifying by showcasing innovative ideas in newage technologies like Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence.
AIBlockchainFuture of JobsTalent DearthInternet of Things evolve workplaceedit
The Internet of Things (IoT) sees everyday objects being connected to the internet, allowing them either to be controlled remotely or to collect and share data and communicate without a human being involved.
Future of WorkIoTWorkplaceEngineers Join the Gig Economyedit
There are of course exceptions to this rule, such as mixed signal and sensor design skills applicable to Internet of things and vehicle to everything communications. Engineering schools around the world are as focused on those design skills as are U.S. universities. If such skills end up being overemphasized, those fields could well be oversupplied within a short number of years.
EngineersFuture of WorkGig EconomyIoTskillsCreating a skilled pool of Indian coders top priority: AWSedit
IT industrys apex body NASSCOM last year highlighted that around 1.4 lakh jobs remain vacant in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data Analytics segment across various sectors in India, out of the total demand of 5.1 lakh employees in the country.
AIBig Data analyticsFuture of JobsJob Opportunities7 Ways To Upskill Your Employees For The Upcoming Automation Boomedit
As the landscape of labor evolves, entry level jobs are at risk of being made obsolete by automation. This puts the focus on companies to upskill their employees to ensure that they stay relevant in a changing career landscape.
AutomationUpskillingHow AI in future workplaces will lead to better productivityedit
Up to 76 percent of Chief Operating Officers report that automation has a positive impact on operational efficiency. By building artificial intelligence into building ecosystems organizations can optimize space and building experience.
AIFuture of WorkWorkplaceWhy Engineers Need To Upskill For Cloudedit
Aspiring candidates can also enrol themselves in a course in cloud computing right after a bachelors degree in engineering (IT or Computer Science), Bachelor of Computer Applications, Bachelor of Science or even after their Masters in IT or Computer Science.
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Even the optimist foresees a substitution of labour with capital on a substantial scale under conditions of dropping employment elasticity in the country. The realist knows that given policymaking mindsets in the country, creation of jobs in the agriculture sector will take a back seat to ambitions in the manufacturing or service sectors.
Future of JobsIndias ambitious EV target should also be practical: SIAMedit
The auto industry, under the aegis of SIAM, will continue to closely partner with government in ensuring a planned transformation towards electric vehicles and to build the nation, sustainably, concluded Wadhera.
Electric VehiclesHow Does AI Add to the World of Hiring?edit
Artificial Intelligence has changed the recruitment world as we know it and all that for a good reason! Finding, connecting, and retaining people is a complicated process. When a recruiter is being thrown resumes, recommendations and cover letters left right and centre, it’s not easy to determine which are really worth their time and investment.
AIHiringBy 2023, 75% Firms to Hire AI Behaviour Forensic Expertsedit
This is the much talked about turf of Artificial Intelligence that now even handles the preliminary part of action that was needed in response to a trigger. PixabayBy 2023, seventy five per cent of large organisations would hire artificial intelligence (AI) behaviour forensic, privacy and customer trust specialists to reduce brand and reputation risk, Gartner Inc. predicted on Thursday
AIFuture of JobsYour next employee can be from anywhere in the worldedit
The concept of flexible working is not a new one. It has been around and quite a few HR departments have a policy on putting in flexihours. Now, the concept has moved centre stage with surveys predicting that more than onethird of the entire workforce in major cities worldwide will move to flexible work contracts with their employers.
Future of JobsFuture of Work75 Percent of All Large Firms to Hire AI Experts in Four Years: Reportedit
As AI develops further, more firms are gaining trust in algorithms that can avoid aspects such as gender bias and specific data preferences. As AI develops further, more firms are gaining trust in algorithms that can avoid aspects such as gender bias and specific data preferences. (Artificial Intelligence)
Artificial Intelligencefuture fo workFemale Hiring To Be Impacted By Maternity Bill: Reportedit
Hiring outlook in 2019-20 will remain steady and organizations will focus more on replacement hiring followed by new recruitments providing opportunities for the freshers, according to Hiring, Attrition & Compensation Trend 2019-20’ survey by Genius Consultants Ltd.
Future of JobsWomen in TechMIT Technology Review Explores the Future of Work with Speakers from Microsoft, LinkedIn and WeWork at EmTech Next Conference June 1112edit
With a focus on how emerging technologies are augmenting human capabilities, the conference recently added leaders from Autodesk, LinkedIn, Microsoft and WeWork. Conference attendees will learn how artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics will increase the efficiency of the human workforce and expand areas of economic growth, while exploring the implications for leadership in this new era of technology.
Future of WorkworkforceIndustry 4.0 can bring more jobs, skilled workforceedit
Ankur Basu, director Advisory (IoT Competency), at an advisory services said, In cities like Indore adaption to smart manufacturing technologies will bring more jobs and skill. People do not understand where to start with but actually they should start and map existing projects with journey for desired results.
Future of JobsFuture of WorkIndustry 4.0Automation and jobs: The risks women faceedit
McKinsey Global Institute says 20% of the working women could lose their jobs by 2030 because of automation women workforce, future of work, women employment, artificial intelligence, jobs for women, global trend of women, women labour force (Artificial Intelligence)
future fo workjob trendsWomen in TechIBM To Advance Skills And Career Of 2 Lakh Women In STEM Fields: IBM HR Headedit
Workers at all levels need new skills to meet the everchanging market demands. The intersection of technologies like AI, Machine Learning, Security, IOT, Cloud, Blockchain and Data Analytics is opening up new applications, like the ability to launch new products faster and test them better.
AIBlockchaincloudData AnalyticsIoTskillsSTEMDigital Age is reshaping workplaces with innovative technologiesedit
Leveraging technology to construct a conducive environment and an inclusive mindset among the employees is a major challenge faced by HR in 2019. Using advanced digital technology to revolutionize the current workforce management can breathe fresh air into Performance Management.
Changing Work EnvironmentFuture of WorkHiring Activity to be Positive in 201920 Providing Opportunities For Freshers: Surveyedit
Embracing the importance of artificial intelligence, healthcare sector will create 40 per cent of opportunities in terms of employability, followed by marketing and human resources, the survey revealed.
AIemployabilityHealthcareHiringGlobotics could disrupt lives of millions of skilled workersedit
Richard Baldwin, professor of International Economics at the Graduate Institute, Geneva, and author of The Globotics Upheaval: Globalisation, Robotics and Future of Work was in India to speak on ‘The New Protectionism’. He spoke to Down to Earth on the sidelines of his book launch.
AutomationFuture of WorkRoboticsAI to empower workforce and drive objectivityedit
Corporate India is going through a defining time, with emerging technologies taking over many areas of business. Human resource is one such critical area, which is core to any business and has been going through rounds of revolution and transformation, both in terms of processes and technology. (Artificial Intelligence)
AIworkforceHeres how to land on your dream IT job: 11 CIO strategies revealededit
To filter out 100s of thousands of applications, many companies run Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools for initial shortlisting & ranking candidates before a human touch. Therefore its important to note key skills mentioned in the Job Description and ensure that resume has enough keywords to be pickedup by a Robot.
AIRoboticskillsAI to complement human efforts, not take jobs: IBM leaderedit
Artificial intelligence (AI) is complementing human effort and not eliminating jobs, said Vikas Arora, Cloud and Cognitive Software Leader, IBM India and South Asia. AI and other emerging technologies are increasingly becoming mainstream in India and other Asian countries, he said.
Future of WorkAI to boom innovation and employee productivity in India by 2021, says studyedit
To help developers and organisations build expertise in Cloud computing, data sciences, AI and Internet of Things (IoT), Microsoft on Monday also announced the roll out of the Week of AI, a specially curated fiveday workshop series.
AICloud ComputingFuture of WorkIoTUnemployment trend moves up age brackets, higher in 20-29 age groupedit
More rural females also opted for education in the 15-19 age group, with 64.1 per cent share in 2017-18 as against 47.1 per cent in 2004-05. In the 20-24 age group, share of rural females as students went up to 13.8 per cent in 2017-18 from 7.5 per cent in 2004-05.
employabilityFuture of JobsEducated People Find It More Difficult To Get A Job In India, Reveals Govt Surveyedit
Only 2.1% of illiterate urban men were unemployed in 2017-18, but 9.2% of men with at least secondary education didn’t have a job. The gap was even wider among urban women — 0.8% of those uneducated were jobless whereas 20% women with secondary or higher education were not employed.
EducationJob OpportunitiesNavigating The Workforce Of Future: How To Manage And Motivate Millennials Betteredit
Nurturing, retaining and motivating the Generation Y today is more difficult than ever before. Rise in automation, shifts in technology and innovation headways are forcing business models to adapt to quickly evolving industries, rendering greater value in developing skills that are unique to people.
Future of WorkworkforceWork and Skills What will be the future of skilling and upskillingedit
Last but not the least, whether that be upskilling or reskilling, it warrants for a continuous and sustained effort, and cannot be limited to an annual appraisal or a yearly need assessment exercise. The business context is ever evolving and changing and this requires organizations to constantly be sensitive and in the lookout for economical, scalable and sustainable efforts towards skill developmental efforts.
SkillingUpskillingIIT Delhi inaugurates electric vehicle research centreedit
Prof. B.K. Panigrahi from the Department of Electrical Engineering, who has been appointed as the first Head of CART, said,The prime focus of CART is to carry out interdisciplinary research in EVs and associated areas. We will strive hard to have collaborative research among academia and industry for the benefit of the present and future societal needs.
Electric VehicleEXCLUSIVE: Ather Energy aims to beat petrol station density with charging pointsedit
Express Drives recently interacted with Tarun Mehta, CoFounder & CEO, Ather Energy who gave us an insight into the companys upcoming plans and why he is optimistic on the future of electric vehicles in India. Here is what all Ather Energy has in store.
EV Charging InfrastructureDelhi Govt To Likely Announce Incentives For Electric Vehicle Use By Delivery Servicesedit
Delhi government is looking for yet another way to boost the use of electric vehicles in the union territory. After appointing several electric buses in the state transport and allotting a fund of Rs 100 crore, a new report indicates that the Delhi government will be launching a scheme to promote EV use by delivery services.
Electric VehicleAuto companies need to accept that like technology, millennials are here to stayedit
Like many other industries, for the commercial vehicles segment as well, the first and foremost challenge is that of skills. While the government of India has announced that by 2030, all vehicles on the road will be electric vehicles but skills around EVs are absent in India.
Auto Industry TrendsAutomationElectric VehiclesReskillingUpskillingArtificial Intelligence will double employee productivity gains in Indiaedit
Within two years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) will more than double the rate of innovation improvements and employee productivity gains in India, according to a survey of business leaders done by Microsoft-IDC Asia/Pacific. While 77% of business leaders polled agreed that AI is instrumental for their organization’s competitiveness, only one-third of organizations in India have embarked on their AI journeys.
AIFuture of WorkIndustry News: Education
Deadline to submit comments on draft NEP to be extended: HRDedit
Public inputs have been sought on four broad categories school education, higher education, additional key focus areas and transforming education. To another query on implementation of 25 per cent reservation to economically weaker section (EWS) in private schools, the Minister said this provision has been in place since 2009 but was implemented seriously from 2014 onwards.
Education PolicyIs Education 4.0 the future of learningedit
Industry 4.0 is defined by Connected Cyberphysical systems, powered by IoT and fueled by data, create a fully interconnected society. In such a hyper connected disruptive world, Education has no option but to adapt to these changes in Industry which are brought by disruptive technologies Hello! Education 4.0.
EducationIndustry 4.0Budget 2019: Why transforming education, skill development should be key focus for Modi govt 2.0edit
Budget 2019: Transforming the Education and Skill Development sectors should be the key policy direction in the upcoming budget. With the changing landscape of manufacturing and services owing to industry 4.0 and increasing automation using cognitive technologies, the expertise and skill requirement has evolved.
EducationSkill DevelopmentTryst Of Kid With Codingedit
Learning to code at an early age improves kids logic by 75%. It helps in balancing right and left part of their brain. It helps them to become a creator and as research suggests that by 2020 Artificial Intelligence (AI) and robotics will touch 800 Million jobs and the world will split into creators and consumers, its time to decide whether we want our kids to be creators or consumers of technology.
AICodingEducationFuture of JobsDraft education policy lacks vision, say expertsedit
The purpose of education is to address inequalities in society. This draft policy, however, does not mention what it wants to do for the marginalised, SC, ST, etc, but eloquently speaks from the capitalist viewpoint. This was bound to happen because the empanelled members are all from private institutions, he said.
Education PolicyA campus first recognition towards sustainabilityedit
AICTE has recently launched the Clean & Smart Campus Award for encouraging cleanliness and promoting Smart use of technology in its approved institute. AICTE aims to recognize the efforts of its stakeholders primarily students, to embrace technologies such as IOT, robotics, cloud and automation to remodel an existing campus into a smart campus.
aicteAutomationcloudEducationIoTRoboticsMathematics is on decline in India. Reason: excessive focus on engineeringedit
The worlds biggest companies are coming to India for data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) skills. But renowned mathematicians believe the country needs to significantly improve its mathematics capabilities to be able to use these technologies to create really innovative and robust solutions both for itself and the world.
AIBig Data analyticsengineering educationMachine LearningskillsFuture Of Educationedit
For a very long time, the education system has treated all the students the same. But, one size never fits all, which is why personalised and blended learning formats are the future. Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based tools and apps have made it possible for students to customise the learning experience according to their strengths and weaknesses.
AIEducationWhat Budget 2019 could do to transform the education and skill development sectoredit
The education and skill development sectors would need to be enabled to make the required changes so that the persons coming out of the system are not just employable, but can also adapt.
Budget 2019EducationSkill DevelopmentBudget 2019: FICCI suggests raising fund allocation on educationedit
Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) suggested to raise fund allocation in several aspects of school and higher education in the upcoming Union Budget 2019. FICCI suggested to raise fund allocation in several aspects of school and higher education in the upcoming Union Budget 2019.
BudgetEducationHigher EducationA Campus first recognition towards sustainabilityedit
AICTE has recently launched the Clean & Smart Campus Award for encouraging cleanliness and promoting Smart use of technology in its approved institute. AICTE aims to recognize the efforts of its stakeholders primarily students, to embrace technologies such as IOT, robotics, cloud and automation to remodel an existing campus into a smart campus.
aicteAutomationcloudIoTRoboticssmart campusHigher education regulations still anchored to outdated normsedit
As Modi 2.0 looks at NEP to inspire its higher education regulation vision, it must also be careful to avoid the risk inherent in some recommendations. The draft National Education Policy (NEP) advises reforms, but these arent bold enough. And some recommendations steer higher education regulation into dangerous terrain.
Education PolicyNational Education Policy drafted with no political interference: K Kasturiranganedit
There was no political interference during the drafting of the National Education Policy, chairman of the drafting committee K Kasturirangan said here Friday. Addressing a press conference on the sidelines of a lecture on the New Education Policy organised by the Central University of Rajasthan, he sought to address the concerns of states ruled by parties other than the BJP.
Education PolicyAre Engineering Students Industry Readyedit
Don’t be surprised by these figures! This is the reality of the engineering students in India. Currently, there are 3242 engineering colleges in India under AICTE offering undergraduate & postgraduate courses from which around 1.5 million students are graduating every year but the gloomy state of engineering education in India have made it very tough for the industry to get the right candidates since they do not possess the required skills to be employed.
aicteengineering educationindustry readySkill GapFICCI for higher allocation for education in Union Budgetedit
Industry body FICCI has recommended an increase in fund allocation in several aspects of education in the upcoming Union Budget, including creation of a Rs 1,000 crore State Policy Reform Fund to incentivise states for better implementation of measures such as merit based teacher recruitment and promotions in schools.
BudgetHigher EducationTechnology to measure students’ engagementedit
The technology helps in measuring a child’s engagement through features like live quizzes, live leader board and hot spot, which are inbuilt in the platform. Started by three teachers from Barnala in Punjab, Vamsi Krishna, CEO and co-founder of Vedantu realised lack of educational opportunities, which inspired these teachers to start the website in 2014. (AI, ML)
AIEducationMachine LearningHave come a long way on education, but its just the beginningedit
We have come a long way. But this is just the beginning, not the end, education minister Manish Sisodia said on Thursday while addressing around 1,000 teachers. Education is not just about new buildings or classrooms; it should help improve womens safety, and reduce caste strife and communal tension, he added.
EducationOpinion | For effective regulation of the countrys education systemedit
Some of this is in the public domain, but a lot more seems to be happening in group consultations, feedback to the human resource development ministry, etc. The final policy will be richer for all this. I am extracting some of the salient features of the NEP, with the intent to address some of the issues raised in these responses, but specific knowledge of the responses is not necessary to read through these points.
Education SystemEmerging Technologies: The changemakers in higher educationedit
Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) is using emerging technologies like Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence to make its students industry-ready. Prof. Dr. Manikrao Salunkhe, Vice-Chancellor speaks to Rajaram Sukumar about the new initiatives on the campus…Q. How are emerging technologies like Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) transforming higher education system to get more student participation and faculty engagement?
AIEducationHigher EducationIoTRebooting education with AIedit
Artificial intelligence is fast making its way into mainstream education. I do not infer as part of the standard technical curriculum. But several schools, colleges, universities and other academic institutions are adopting AI in the process of delivering impactful education to students and their numbers are rapidly increasing.
AIEducationUniversities to go digital in Odishaedit
Bhubaneswar: With an aim to digitalize all the 11 universities in Odisha, the State Higher Education department has reportedly submitted a proposal to the State government with an estimated allocation of Rs 5 crore for the entire digitization process.
Digital LearningEducationWill Budget 2019 bring a renewed focus on Indias education sectoredit
Finally, the Indian assessment and accountability systems need a thorough reform. Perhaps, they need to be reimagined as we enter the most technologically infused epoch till date. Here, Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be a gamechanger for the education sector.
EducationEducation PolicyRebooting education with AIedit
Artificial intelligence is fast making its way into mainstream education. I do not infer as part of the standard technical curriculum. But several schools, colleges, universities and other academic institutions are adopting AI in the process of delivering impactful education to students and their numbers are rapidly increasing.
Artificial IntelligenceEducationRising technical jobs hit Telugu states engineering collegesedit
The disintegrated models of technical education, where employment opportunities are high but the cost of education is low, are being opted by students, making engineering colleges in the state struggle to fill their seats.
engineering educationTechnical EducationGetting higher grades have become challenging with change in NAAC norms: officialsedit
The Department of Higher Education on Sunday said NAAC has undergone certain changes recently under which obtaining higher grades of A and A ++ and also maintaining earlier grading of Degree Colleges have become a challenge.
AccreditationHigher EducationHow Machine Learning Will Improve Education in the Futureedit
Technology invades our lives and its predicted that the USA alone will lose about 16% of existing jobs. However, with the help of artificial intelligence, people would get 13.6 million jobs that were almost impossible to imagine even a few years ago. All areas of our life will be connected to technology. One of the most important areas education will also be supported by AI.
AIEducationMachine LearningThe scope for Indian marketing millennials in artificial intelligenceedit
Young millennials who are going to start their higher education studies soon might be wondering what career paths they should focus on. And for anyone who is in touch with what is happening in the world and future technology trends, the answer should be obvious. Artificial Intelligence. Literally changing the way our world operates, we’re all dealing with aspects of this tech daily and likely don’t even know it.
AIHigher Education90% Indian Engineers Lack Key Skillsedit
Coding Skills & Employability of Indian IT Engineering Grads (2019)
engineering educationskillsLearning by doing to transform educationedit
In times, when schools have started to move towards Artificial intelligence, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality and many schools have integrated tablets and smart devices, education in rural India is still dependent on the traditional methods of books and blackboards.
AIEducationRural EducationVirtual and augmented realityThe Liberal Education Envisaged by the Draft NEP Has No Role for Dissentedit
The end goal of liberal education has a free thinking individual at the centre free to think, question and critique. A policy for education that wants to embrace liberal education cannot afford to blank out the complexities involved in such an education for the teacher, the taught, and the content of what is taught. Photo: Reuters
Education PolicyDraft new education policy is robust, but has its limitationsedit
At least 115,000 meetings and two committees later, Indias draft National Education Policy (NEP) was finally shared by the ministry of human resource development for public comment, and may soon become a policy. Notwithstanding the delay, the draft policy prepared by a team of nine experts led by space scientist Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan is perhaps the best piece of education reforms initiative in recent years. However, it has its own share of omissions, too.
Education PolicyThe unemployable engineering graduateedit
According to NASSCOM, over 80 per cent of all Indian engineering graduates are unemployable. (Image used for representation)One cannot deny the impact that the youth have in society. Touted as the torchbearers of the future and sources of unmatched advancements the youth have a great deal going for them. With the change in economic, educational and occupational scenario, along with an upsurge of advancements, opportunities have been levelled enough to supplement the goal to reach nationwide as well as individual aspirations. Yet, are they really up for the task
employabilityengineering educationEngineering a changeedit
engineering education is being revamped as per the model curriculum of the AICTE. The syllabus of the B. Tech courses is also being revised in tune with the AICTE model Curriculum. engineering education is being revamped as per the model curriculum of the AICTE. The syllabus of the B. Tech courses is also being revised in tune with the AICTE model Curriculum
aicteEngineering Curriculum‘Education must ensure jobs’edit
CT University, an Industry driven campus has successfully collaborated with iNurture, to encourage learning and making the students futuristic and industry ready. iNurture is a pioneer in enabling career-ready formal higher education in India. Aligned to the needs of futuristic industry 4.0 technologies, the collaboration has introduced cuttingedge programs in Industry 4.0 technologies like Internet of Thing (IoT), Machine Learning (ML) with R & Python, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business Intelligence (BI), Data Analytics, Big Data, diginxt MMS-Full Stack Developer, Digital Marketing, Block Chain and Data Science.
AIBig Data analyticsBlockchainData ScienceEducationFuture of JobsIoTMachine LearningIndia Juggling With Engineering Education Issue, Need To Take Concrete Stepsedit
The need of the hour is to retooling, reskilling and reprogramming. This will enable us to create new learning skills by providing unbundled learning and providing a multidisciplinary perspective. Instead of curriculum based education, engineers need to focus more on essential communications, critical thinking and collaborating skills. These skills are the basic ones and can be effective in whatever jobs they switch.
engineering educationHow medical education became a business, one policy change at a timeedit
The draft National Education Policys call for abandoning all regulation of fees in professional courses marks the latest in a series of steps that have aggressively pushed commercialisation of medical education over the last decade, say public health activists.
Higher EducationWill PM Modi reshape Indias education sectoredit
Under Modis governance, the current educational reforms include three key initiativesa New Education Policy, expansion in the list of the Institutes of Eminence, and a single regulator for higher education.
Education PolicyWhy is Engineering education in doldrumsedit
John Dewey, the eminent 20th-century American educator had aptly said: “The real process of education should be the process to think through the applications of real problems.” No wonder, he was the premier provocateur behind introducing the idea of practising democracy as a modicum in education. While this was coined in the early 20th century, it holds pertinence way ahead of its and our times, paving way for modern education to flourish.
engineering educationParents must not push their children towards Engineering and Medicineedit
Different countries give preference to one English language exam over others. Some of the most popular international entrance exams include IELTS, TOEFL and PTE Academic. However, a computer-based test is a better way to demonstrate your English language proficiency. since it can measure an array of skills and knowledge impartially and accurately to provide valuable insights on the aptitude.
engineering educationIndia Juggling With Engineering Education Issue, Need To Take Concrete Stepsedit
A staid and insipid curriculum is to be blamed, too. While the world of technology is evolving, with workplaces matching to it, the curriculum remains jaded; far from its era of relevance. The emphasis on theoretical knowledge still holds strong, with practical knowledge still being on the back foot.
engineering educationFixing Indias jobs problem: Why a holistic approach is imperative to bridge skills gapedit
And, in tandem with this, there needs to be a focus on skilling, reskilling and training. Indias skills journey is way behind that of the countries we want to compete with. China, for example, is a manufacturing powerhouse, in part because of its vocational education and training (VET) that starts at the school level.
EducationSkillingDraft National Education Policy calls for integrating technology into educationedit
When the National Policy on Education 1986/1992 was formulated, it was difficult to predict the disruptive effect that the internet was about to have, particularly in boosting the development rates, the draft policy states.
Education technologyCut eligibility to 35% to fill seatsedit
Currently, there is cap of 45% marks for students from general category and 40% for reserved category students to participate in the admission process for professional courses. The college managements have asked AICTE to reduce it to pass percentage, which is 35 per cent.
EducationIT layoffs and its impact on educational institutionsedit
The infusion of Artificial Intelligence and automation has changed the corporate world beyond imagination. Jobs that were being done manually can now be done by a computer, thus doing away with the need for a person to manage it. Underperforming employees and employees who lack the relevant industry skills are laid off from the organisation.
EducationEducation technologyBest Engineering Colleges: Engineering Excellenceedit
Engineering education in the country is facing a crisis of sorts. Majority of the engineering graduates are unemployable. Those passing out of the elite IITs have traditionally chosen to look for greener pastures abroad. With a renewed manufacturing and technology push in India, the country, however, needs its engineering graduates to be Industry 4.0 ready.
Engineeringengineering education
How is digital engineering empowering innovationsedit
The Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry is buzzing with digital engineering models across the entire project lifecycle. Digital engineering models emphasizes delivering a set of an integrated set of digital technologies, geometric models, data to craft design models in a digitized environment.
Digital environmentEngineeringFixing the education systemedit
Education, it may be said, is no rocket science. But, it has taken an astrophysicist and former head of the ISRO, as the head of a committee, to produce a refreshingly new draft education policy. Of course, there will be debates, and controversies. But, having worked for over two decades to improve the foundational skills of children, it is good to see a policy document that recognises the “severe learning crisis” and emphasises in no uncertain terms that it has to be dealt with.
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Explaining about the growing demand of technology across the world, Dr Gupta stated, Digitisation and Automation will drastically change the education and employment scenario. In this context, he also referred a study by McKinsey Global Institute that suggests that in coming future few occupations will be fully automated whereas the 60% of all the occupations across the world have a chance of 30% automation.
AutomationEducation PolicyTechnology To Speed Up Large-Scale Education Reforms In India: Analystsedit
India’s education sector will see increased use of newage technologies such as cloud computing to virtual reality, as the government looks to implement large-scale reforms such as Revitalising Infrastructure and Systems in Education (RISE) scheme. Union Government has earmarked Rs 1 lakh crore as expenditure for RISE scheme.
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It is a natural path for Indians to ‘graduate’. This is partly explained by the Government’s stated intent to ‘educate’ everyone, and largely driven by the industry to set this as a minimum qualification for any job. The industry creates the frenzy and the governments feeds it. This sucks us into the vicious cycle.
EducationskillsChanging Landscape of Business Education in India: Management Education 4.0 aligned to Industry 4.0edit
Business schools across the globe are likely to witness rebooting of management education in the next few years, the fourth since the first business school was established in Europe opines Dr Atish Chattopadhyay, Director at IFIM Institutions.
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#Single Higher Education Regulator: The committee has recommended for establishment of National Higher Education Regulatory Authority (NHERA) as the sole regulator for higher education in the country including professional education. All existing bodies like AICTE, NCTE, etc. will be transformed into Professional Standard Setting Bodies (PSSBs).
Education PolicyNew Education Policy 2019: Key takeaways from the draft proposal – changes recommended summarizededit
After years of wait, the Draft New Education Policy 2019 proposal has been submitted by the committee set up to ascertain the changes required in the education system. The committee, headed by by Chairman Dr K Kasturirangan submitted the draft on Friday, making educational reforms a key component of the newly formed government’s 100 day agenda
Education PolicyEducation policy seems more ‘daft’ than ‘draft’edit
The policy’s pro-Hindi and anti-English thrust is once again sowing the seeds of discord. As a free nation, we are 72 years old. Before Independence, English was the democratising link language that also united Indians against the British Raj. The usefulness of English as a universal language in the modern world that is changing fast thanks to Artificial Intelligence, the Internet Of Things and robots easing production cannot be overstressed
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Though OBE addresses so many challenges regarding the improvement of teaching-learning process and quality of graduates produced by Institutes, but implementation of OBE alone cannot change the present scenario. If we consider other professional courses like Medical Sciences, Law, Chartered Accountant; they complete duration of internship or apprenticeship before they are professionally enrolled.
employabilityengineering educationHow Artificial Intelligence is making the education system Betteredit
If I told you artificial intelligence can make education better, what would you say Artificial Intelligence (AI) is affecting numerous aspects of our lives. As weve noted previously, AI is present everywhere and the education sector is also experiencing changes because of AI.
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How India can be a skilled nation by 2030 and why it is importantedit
There is need for skilling, reskilling and upskilling of persons to participate in the global knowledge economy driven by emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and data analytics. The skill development ecosystem is at a crossroads.
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And, in tandem with this, there needs to be a focus on skilling, reskilling and training. Indias skills journey is way behind that of the countries we want to compete with. China, for example, is a manufacturing powerhouse, in part because of its vocational education and training (VET) that starts at the school level.
EducationSkillingHow is digital engineering empowering innovationsedit
The Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry is buzzing with digital engineering models across the entire project lifecycle. Digital engineering models emphasizes delivering a set of an integrated set of digital technologies, geometric models, data to craft design models in a digitized environment.
Digital environmentEngineeringBDL, IIIT-H set up AI centreedit
The International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT-Hyderabad) and Bharat Dynamics (BDL) have set up an exclusive Centre of Excellence for Artificial Intelligence in Missile Technology. The CoE will function as an AI Laboratory for the public sector entity, building an understanding of BDL’s products and business within the IIIT-H’s research groups.
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Education in the 4th industrial ageedit
The World Economic Forum has already announced the arrival of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and recognised the impact of emerging technologies like Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), robotics, autonomous vehicles, 3D printing among others.
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