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News for the IET
Why there is a pressing need for Indian graduates to step up their skill gameedit
By Aathira Ayyapan
Terms like ‘skills gap’ and the ‘changing employment landscape’ are being heavily discussed these days when it comes to the future of the ever-evolving job market, but to really understand the implications of these for young graduates and job-seekers in India, it is enough to look at a few alarming statistics.
Engineering the Future of WorkIETKolkata to setup 241 EV Charging stationsedit
A N Biswas, power department commissioner and nodal officer for the state’s EV policy speaking at symposium on ‘Future Mobility: E vehicles in India’ organised by the Institution of Engineering and Technology said “TERI is working with the government of West Bengal in identifying suitable locations for public charging stations.”
IET FoMT241EV charging stations in city, suburbs for 125credit
TERI is working with the government of West Bengal in identifying suitable locations for public charging stations,” said A N Biswas, power department commissioner and nodal officer for the state’s EV policy, at a symposium on ‘Future Mobility: E vehicles in India’ organised by the Institution of Engineering and Technology.
IET FoMTConference on future of workedit
Institution of Engineering and Technology India is organising a one-day event on the Future of Work at Taj Land’s End in Mumbai on October 22. To register and for more information, log on to fow.theietevents.com.
Engineering the Future of WorkIETProposal to set up 241 electric vehicle-charging stations in Bengaledit
West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd (WBSEDCL) has forwarded a proposal to the Power ministry for setting up 241 electric vehicle-charging stations in Bengal, which will entail an investment of cost of Rs 125 crore. According to the proposal, almost 50 percent of these charging stations, 116 to be precise, will come up in the state and national highways at a distance of around 25 km each.
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IET India to Organize Engineering the Future of Work Event in Mumbaiedit
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IET India is all set to organize a one-day event on the Future of Work at Taj Land’s End in Mumbai on October 22, 2019. Engineering the Future of Work conference is conceptualized and designed by The Institution of Engineering and Technology (The IET), one of the world’s most reputed professional societies for engineers that completes 150 years of existence in 2021.
Engineering the Future of WorkIETIET India to organise Engineering the Future of Work event in Mumbaiedit
IET India is all set to organise a one-day event on the Future of Work at Taj Land’s End in Mumbai on October 22, 2019 Engineering the Future of Work conference is conceptualised and designed by The Institution of Engineering and Technology (The IET), one of the world’s most reputed professional societies for engineers that completes 150 years of existence in 2021.
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Face recognition deployed for the first time in India to control entry to a trade fairedit
The recently concluded fourth edition of India’s largest conclave on Internet of Things, the IoT India Congress 2019, at the Lalit Ashok hotel in the city saw the first use in India, of facial recognition technology for admitting delegates and visitors to the venue.
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Managing IoT Risks: Reinventing Securityedit
By Suparna Goswami
Security needs to be reinvented for the internet of things, says Robin Saxby, the former CEO and founder of Arm Holdings, a U.K.-based semiconductor company, who now serves as an “angel investor” for start-up companies. “For the internet of things, we need to rethink the whole [security] environment.” Saxby says in an interview with Information Security Media Group at the recent IoT India Congress in Bangalore. “With the internet of things, you’ve got the device; you’ve got wireless; you’ve got the cloud. So the opportunity for people to break in is huge and the reality is the [security] solution is not there.”
IoT India Congress 2019Sir Robin SaxbyThe ‘Judicious’ Use of AI and MLedit
By Suparna Goswami
Artificial intelligence and machine learning must be judiciously used, such as when monitoring internet of things devices, says David De Roure, professor of e-research at the University of Oxford, who offers insights on IoT risk management. “We can use AI and ML to improve the resilience of our systems and improve the responsiveness to the changing circumstances,” De Roure says in an interview with Information Security Media Group at the recent IoT India Congress in Bengaluru. “But every time we add anything to these already complex systems [for IoT devices], we are introducing new complexity, new vulnerabilities, new opportunities both for failure and for susceptibility to attack.”
Dr David De RoureIETIoT India Congress 2019You’ve Got A ‘Sakhi’ In Meedit
By Rashmi Patil
Meet Likitha Chandrashekara from Bengaluru who has designed a companion chatbot named Sakhi to help senior citizens who suffer from Alzheimer’s and other memory-related psychogenic disorders or short-term memory loss. And for this, the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) selected Likitha to participate in the IET South Asia ‘Present around the World’ competition (regional level), which she won.
IETPATWIt’s as simple as IOT getsedit
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By Rashmi Patil
This year’s IoT India Congress also witnessed a similar situation with its theme ‘Mainstreaming the Internet of Things’. Shekhar Sanyal, Director and Country Head, IET India, says, “Internet of Things is evolving every day we are all dependent on it to perform all sorts of tasks. From exam preparation for students to bank transactions and online shopping, everything is made easier through IoT.” Excerpts from the interview:
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Now, Rs 7k sheet by IIT grads that can detect heart disorders, stress as you sleep!edit
A paper published in 2018 IEEEE-MBS Conference on Biomedical Engineering and Sciences (IECBES) proposed that the algorithm detects individual heart beats from BCG data with a higher detection rate as well as accuracy better than previously proposed techniques.
IEEEIoT in HealthcareScience, tech key to economic prosperityedit
Inaugurating the centenary celebrations of the Institution of Engineers India (IEI) here, he said, “science and technology enable us to harness the resources provided by the nature so as to benefit the mankind. Stating that technological prowess, management, forecasting and innovation were vital for a nation’s progress, he said, “the desire to excel and attain perfection have to become keener for us to be able to cope up with the challenges of a changing global scenario.”
Institution of Engineers (India)Chip ‘fingerprint’ technology for secure transactionsedit
This is known as a physically unclonable function. Developing a technology to implement this is a highly competitive field, and IIT Bombay researchers have developed a device that can be used for this purpose. The research has been published in the journal IEEE Electron Device Letters.
IEEEAccept disruptive changes to succeed, says expertedit
He was the chief guest for the 52nd engineers day at Anna University (BIT Campus) Trichy organised by organised by Trichy local centre of the Institution of Engineers (India) on Sunday. Unlike the era of traditional companies, change is often disruptive in digital time which is changing way of life.
Institution of Engineers (India)MIET faculty presents research work at UKedit
MIET faculty Mekhla Sharma, Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Engineering Department, attended the recently held IEEE Smart World Congress, organized at De Montfort University at Leicester in United Kingdom and presented her research paper there. IEEE Smart World Congress 2019 explored state-of-art advances and innovations in cyber, physical and social worlds characterized by ubiquitous intelligence.
IEEEFinance ministry clears NITI Aayog’s artificial intelligence proposaledit
The Narendra Modi government will soon launch a national artificial intelligence (AI) programme, which will see the formation of a task force under Principal Scientific Advisor K Vijay Raghavan to identify projects and initiatives in which to implement the AI technology. 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.
IEEENITI AayogIEI organized International Conference on “Electronics and Communication, Renewable Energy and IOT’s Vision 2040”edit
Punjab & Chandigarh state center of Institution of Engineers (IEI) in association with Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Engineering College Fatehgarh Sahib today organized a two day International Conference on “Electronics and Communication, Renewable Energy and IOT’s Vision 2040” at Engineers Bhawan, Sector 19A Chandigarh.
IEIInstitution of Engineers (India) (IEI)Researchers Develop an Algorithm that Can Improve the Efficiency of Solar Panelsedit
The study titled Nonlinear Optimal Feedback Control and Stability Analysis of Solar Photovoltaic Systems, by Waterloos Faculty of Mathematics researchers, Farsi and Liu was published in the journal IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) Transactions of Control Systems Technology.
IEEEsolar panels5 ways 5G will build the workplace of tomorrowedit
5G is the fifth generation of cellular network technologies and standards that defines the next era of mobile and wireless communication. Babak Beheshti, IEEE Senior Member and Dean of the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences at New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) breaks it down for us:
5GIEEENDRF, Wipro to work together in design for additive manufacturing of aerospace systemsedit
According to him, 3D printing/additive manufacturing is a technology which is going to “revolutionise the future world”, requiring industry standards and pioneering attempts in terms of design. NDRF, an autonomous forum of the Institution of Engineers (India), promotes research, design, development, productionisation and innovation through collaborative efforts since 1969, according to an NDRF statement.
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The utilization of emerging technologies as a tool for effective governanceedit
Such emerging technologies like IoT (Internet of Things) are highly important for the Smart Cities Mission. Governments have been trying to install IoT components in all the Smart Cities projects since the inception of the mission. The technology is very important for collecting information through sensors which are placed in these IoT devices
IoTSmart Cities MissionTelecom Players To Lead Digital Transformation In Indiaedit
From a testing point of view, the need of throughput (number of items that will transport) and latency (the speed required to transport) that a large number of internet-enabled devices will put on networks, will require a thorough and deep level of testing. This will be significant to provide quality 5G service. Not only the service side, but testing solutions will also be required for IoT devices.
5GDigital TransformationTelecommunicationKey considerations for CIOs while selecting DB infrastructure solutionsedit
In modern-age computing powered by IoT and Analytics, database is not just an information repository, but a key driver of business growth. Cloud-based database infrastructure solutions are chosen over on-premise versions not only for cost savings, but also for their flexibility and performance feature.(
DatabaseIoTMcAfee report demonstrates cloud-native breaches differ from older malware attacksedit
McAfee, the device-to-cloud cybersecurity company, released Cloud-Native: The Infrastructure-as-a-Service Adoption and Risk Report, covering new research on Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) incidents in the cloud. According to industry analysts, IaaS is now the fastest growing area of the cloud due to the speed, cost and reliability with which organizations can create and deploy applications.
cloud securityCyberSecurityA Spyware in ATM Machines and Company Servers Can Steal Your Money and Dataedit
By Shouvik Das
Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky has reported the discovery of a new spyware tool that seemingly affects a large number of Indian firms in the financial and research space. The tool, which is called Dtrack, is an evolution of a previously reported tool, ATMDtrack, which was said to be in widespread use to target automated teller machines (ATMs) across India.
cyber attacksCyberSecurityKerala will have human-less police station in 2020: Beheraedit
Actor Mohanlal, who was the chief guest of the event, stressed the importance of cyber security awareness to prevent cyber crimes. “The cyber crimes are increasing at an alarming rate. On several occasions, absence of proper awareness to handle the cyberspace turn several into victims of cyber crime,” he said. Scott Warren of Squire Gaikokuho Kyodo said the interest shown by Kerala Police on cyber security was commendable.
AICyberSecurityIndian Railways to integrate Big Data, AIedit
The Railway ministry, Department of Science & Technology and IIT-Kanpur have forged an association on a project on ‘Industry 4.0’, which includes a host of digital technologies like artificial intelligence, Big Data, machine learning and cloud computing. The project will be launched at Modern Coach Factory (MCF), Raebareli.
AIBig DataImportance of Artificial Intelligenceedit
Programs like Kasisto and Money stream are using AI in financial services. Recently, banks are using artificial intelligence systems in order to organize operations, maintain book-keeping, invest in stocks and manage properties. In video games, artificial intelligence is routinely used to generate dynamic purposeful behaviour in non-player characters.
Artificial IntelligenceFraudsters are coming in through malware, SIM swap, exploiting loopholes in the systems.edit
By Shelley Singh
AI, Machine Learning, IOT are increasingly being used by companies. Fraudsters are also using them. Fraudsters are getting very good at using all those things, so what’s happening is the fraudsters are becoming sophisticated enough to decrypt supposedly encrypted data by running enough potential logins and passwords to figure it out.
AIIoTMLData Brave New Frontieredit
By Medha Dutta Yadhav
Needless to add, global players are eyeing India and its digital economy. Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway picked up a stake in Paytm, Japan’s SoftBank has a stake in Ola, Flipkart is now controlled by US retailer Walmart, Chinese tech firm Tencent has a share in both Flipkart and Ola, and Disney is in the process of getting its hands on Hotstar
Data Analyticsdata miningTech giants aim to skill Indian government officials in Artificial Intelligence, Cloudedit
As the Narendra Modi government goes bullish on emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cloud computing, Blockchain and data analytics, the daunting task ahead is to train millions of government officials so that these disruptive technologies can be optimised for the benefit of over one billion plus people.
AIBig Data analyticsBlock ChainHow Artificial Intelligence Is Changing The Landscape Of Digital Marketingedit
How Artificial Intelligence Technology Is Changing The Landscape Of Digital Marketing Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is now a big thing now in digital marketing. All digital marketing operations are now affected by AIpowered tools. From startups to large firms are opting for AIpowered digital marketing tools to enhance campaign planning & decision making
AIdigital marketingCloud communication booms, but only the nimble will prevailedit
For example, remote work creates new requirements for ease of use, such as using phones more than laptops. Collaboration between dispersed workers requires unified communication tools to make it seamless. Artificial intelligence (AI) and analytics create new possibilities for personalized customer engagement. Then theres the continuing evolution of social networks.
Cloud TechnologycommunicationBiased AI, Let’s Face Itedit
Intersectional Accuracy Disparities in Commercial Gender Classification’ (bit.do/fa4NX), to uncover underlying large-scale racial and gender bias in AI systems available in the market. These systems are sold by the likes of IBM, Microsoft and Amazon.
AIIoTArtificial Intelligence is at the CuttingEdge of Evolutionedit
As the discussion about AI ensures an extreme change of the company, leaders are particularly inquisitive to know whether it will make it simpler for them. While a lot of them are energized, some of them dont need decision making made simpler. Their capability to settle on cool headed decisions without complex innovation is the very foundation of their notoriety for being great leaders.
Artificial IntelligenceSecurity is the top driver of automationedit
Juniper Networks, a leader in secure, AI driven networks, today released the first edition of the State of Networking Automation Report (SoNAR). With this report, Juniper aims to identify key trends and challenges to support enterprises and service providers in achieving increasingly business critical automation objectives.
AIAutomationCyberSecurityRajnath Singh holds first meeting with the senior Ministry of Defence officialsedit
Rajnath expressed the need to incorporate the newage technologies of the Artificial Intelligence, robotics and cyber systems to equip Indian soldiers in a better way for future challenges
AIIoT in defenceRoboticsModi meets Estonian president, discusses cyber securityedit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the President of Estonia Kersti Kaljulaid on the sidelines of the UNGA here, and both sides decided to deepen bilateral cooperation in the field of egovernance, cyber security and innovation
CyberSecuritye-governanceKey Technologies involved in Indias Digital Transformationedit
By Sunil Rajguru
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of interconnected computing devices, digital machines, objects, sensors, actuators and Network Connectivity that enables these objects to transfer data over a network without requiring human to computer interaction. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a phrase that is becoming more and more common which estimates by 2020 there will be more than 24 billion IoT devices.
Digital TransformationIndustry 4.0IoTIndia can become world leader in artificial intelligence: Vishal Sikkaedit
Former Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka, who has announced a new AI startup with USD 50 million fund, believes India has the potential to become a world leader in artificial intelligence but the key to this is integrating AI into the country’s education system in a massive way.
AIdigital disruptionArtificial Intelligence: The Gamechanger in Improving Persistency Ratio and Boosting Customer Experienceedit
Artificial Intelligence Often, lapsation occurs due to lack of customer understanding of policy or poor policy fitment with customer profile and needs. The key to decelerating lapsation rates, therefore, lies in better understanding customers propensity to lapse, based on their demographic and economic profile, risk appetite, life stage and other factors.
AIBFSIFintechArtificial Intelligence Cant Think Without Pollutingedit
A few years ago, an AI system might have required millions of words to attempt to learn a language, but today that same system could be processing 40 billion words as it trains, according to Roy Schwartz, who researches deep learning models at the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence and in the University of Washingtons computer science and engineering department.
AIEnergy efficiencyAI, big data game changers in farm sector: Agri secyedit
Artificial Intelligence And big data are going to be a game changer in the agriculture sector, and the government is aiming to collate about 80% of such data by 2020, agriculture secretary Sanjay Aggarwal said on Thursday.
AgricultureAIBig DataUtilisation of IoT and Computer Vision in Public Sectoredit
The Internet of Things (IoT) has turned into a guide of digital transformation for some companies across industries. The disruptive innovation enables organizations to remain associated with their users to give a definitive customer experience. For instance, in view of the insights it can uncover, companies can come up with one of a kind, creative approaches to appreciate and impact customer movement including behavior and purchasing patterns.
IoTpublic sectorSmall businesses not invincible to cyber security attacksedit
The scenario is such that 33 percent of small businesses lack centralized cyber security management in their organisations while ensuring safety on a specific computer system. Indeed, even as huge ventures have for the most part been the casualties of information breaks in view of the hugeness of the client information they approach, little and moderate size organizations (SMBs) are likewise seeing a gradual increment in such episodes yearly.
cyber attacksCyberSecurityRobotics, AI & Data Analytics are now a major part of hospitality world; Educational establishments must adaptedit
Technologies such as robotics, artificial intelligence and data analysis are becoming a major part of the hospitality world. Educational establishments must ensure that their students are introduced to these technologies during their education. Their curriculums need to be regularly updated to adapt to these changes.
AIBig Data analyticsRoboticsRobotics demand: Whos buying and wheres the growthedit
The worldwide robotics market revenue has touched $16.5 billion from 422,000 units (+6 percent) in 2018.Robot markets in 2019International Federation of Robotics (IFR) forecasts robotics shipments in 2019 will recede from the record level in 2018, but expects an average growth of 12 percent per year from 2020 to 2022.
AIRoboticsRetailers using tech, AI to target niche consumers: Deloitte reportedit
Tribetailing allows retailers to use artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and social media analytics to gain information about consumers shopping history.
AIIoTRetail IndustryInterconnectivity between smart lighting and IoTedit
The use and role of the internet are quite clear to everyone. Nowadays, answers to all our questions are available on the internet, but the concept of the internet has been taken ahead with the Internet of Things.
connected devicesIoTSmart HomeHow IoT Can Be Used for Preventing Firesedit
IoT is now often referred to any small, internet-connected device that can record specific data and transmit the recorded data to a central location or device for further interpretation. The sensors used are capable of recording audio, video, temperature data, location data, etc. In today’s time, the predominant applications of IoT include driverless cars and home appliances.
disaster managementIoTHow Artificial Intelligence has influenced your smartphone usageedit
2019 is undoubtedly the year that artificial intelligence (AI) captured the public imagination and people became aware of the potential for the nascent science. The vast promise to revolutionize areas like healthcare and transportation has been tempered by uncertainty regarding when these developments will be ready for widespread implementation.
AIsmart devicesData flows and our national security interestsedit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his historic ‘Howdy Modi’ rally in Houston this week has referred to ‘data’ as the new oil and the new gold. Indeed, the transformative potential of Digital India is becoming increasingly evident. India is a destination for artificial intelligence pursuits, with the availability of quality skilled resources.
cyber attacksCyberSecurityCrack ‘AI for health’ puzzleedit
Simply speaking, an AI programme is a computer code that can learn from real world situations and tweak itself to perform more efficiently. This requires that it be fed large datasets to learn, find patterns and draw conclusions. There are multiple concerns that the Government has in unlocking data, some legitimate but easily solvable and others deeply embedded, which require a shift in culture.
AIHealthcareBig digital push needed to reach $5trillion economy: IMAI reportedit
Data governance, cybersecurity, encryption and surveillance along with technologies like cloud computing, artificial intelligence and Internet of Things are the core areas requiring policy focus for India.
CyberSecurityDigital EconomyArtificial Intelligence applied to make complex eye scans easier: Studyedit
Researchers have used artificial intelligence (AI) to develop a more accurate and detailed method for analysing images of the back of the eye, an advance that can help ophthalmologists better detect and track eye diseases like glaucoma, and age-related macular degeneration.
AIHealthcare36% smaller firms witnessed data breaches in 2019 globallyedit
While data breaches threaten small companies with painful consequences, the survey by cybersecurity firm Kaspersky revealed that security measures taken by them to prevent such incidents are often insufficient.
CyberSecurityData ProtectionWhy corporates fail to prevent cloud-based cyberattacksedit
By Sanghamitra Kar
Companies largely miss cyber security incidents around Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), as awareness about the most common entry point to breaches targeting the cloud infrastructure is extremely low, McAfee has found. Among the 1,000 enterprise organizations that were surveyed worldwide, 99% missed IaaS mis-configurations, as per a recent report by the cyber security firm. According to industry analysts, IaaS is now the fastest growing area in the Cloud business due to the speed, cost and reliability with which organizations can create and deploy applications.
cyber attacksCyberSecurityHow 5G technology will bring a paradigm in wireless communicationedit
The new 5G technology will bring a paradigm shift in wireless communication. It will provide seamless coverage, high-speed data and low latency enabling speedy processing. 5G technology will connect and transmit information amongst billions of IoT devices. It is a disruptive change which brings along opportunities for India to leap-frog technologically and financially.
5GTelecommunicationInter-connectivity between smart lighting and IoTedit
The use and role of the internet are quite clear to everyone. Nowadays, answers to all our questions are available on the internet, but the concept of the internet has been taken ahead with the Internet of Things. IoT is something which generates data on a device or a machine. But, if you are wondering how IoT and smart lighting are connecting with one another? T
IoTsmart homesHow AI-Powered High-Tech Tools are Transforming the Indian Healthcare Industryedit
By Smriti Srivastava
Whenever a person is detected with some medical condition in India, most of them tend to dodge the treatment process either due to lack of time to go through such lengthy procedures or inability to fulfill the demanded expenses. This, in turn, leads to a greater spread of diseases. However, with the advent of artificial intelligence, the scenario is about to change. The technology is becoming an integral part of the healthcare industry globally. In India, it is dramatically transforming the space of diagnostics. Multiple healthcare startups have been established in the past few years and some have already come out with AI tools to screen the disease through non-invasive methods with great accuracy in ...AIHealthcare
AI Creates New Possibilities For Personalisation This Yearedit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cross-industry collaborations are creating new avenues for data collection and offering personalised services to users this year, according to a report. Among other technology trends that are picking up this year are the convergence of the smart home and healthcare, autonomous vehicles coming for last-mile delivery and data becoming a hot-button geopolitical issue, according to the report titled “14 Trends Shaping Tech” from CB Insights.
AIAutonomous technologySmart HomeHow AI In Cloud Security Is Helping Indian Businesses & Customers Stay Safe Onlineedit
Artificial Intelligence is the new buzz-word that every tech company tries to throw at you as a part of product features. But it is actually there to make our lives simpler and more convenient. We see AI playing a helping hand in more and more things we do: from AI for prompt voice-assistant based responses to AI helping us type better with prompt and context-specific suggestions, to even keeping us safe and secure from the nasties of the Internet.
AIcloud securityCyberSecurityAI In Defence: How India Compares To US, China, Russia & South Koreaedit
By Vishal Chawla
India has been giving great importance to the usage of artificial intelligence in the armed forces, especially the use of robotics and autonomous systems. Greater application of this technology could help the country’s defence forces by enabling soldiers with more capability in difficult conditions.
AIIoT in defenceAI can lead to more precise results for cardiac MRI: Studyedit
This study highlights the potential that AI techniques could have in the future to improve analysis and influence and influence clinical decision-making for patients with heart disease.
AIHealthcare
Want to create a worldclass AI research lab in Indiaedit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is augmenting human lives like never before and is helping companies take the next big leap. As the AI ecosystem witnesses rapid expansion in India, Googles vice president Jay Yagnik, who leads large parts of AI at the company, speaks to timesofindia.com on the future of Artificial Intelligence, principles governing its fair use and increasing application in various sectors:
AIMLThe declining cyber security confidence among firmsedit
The cybersecurity market is forecast to surpass $124 billion in 2019, but despite soaring cybersecurity spending, the annual cost of cybercrime in 2019 is estimated at $1 trillion.
Cyber crimeCyberSecurityRobotics, Automation Can Become as Big as Indias IT Boom in 2000s: UiPath India CEOedit
By Shouvik Das
Robotics and automation can be Indias next big industry boom in a scale that can match the famous boom in information technology (IT) and business process outsourcing (BPO) services in 2000s, according to Raghunath Subramanian, president and chief executive officer of UiPath India.
AutomationRoboticsRisks associated with Artificial Intelligence worryingedit
By Latha Jishnu
And yet the concerns have not cast their shadow over India since AI research is still in its infancy in the country. More data, increased connectivity and greater computer power have facilitated new breakthroughs and Artificial Intelligence patent boom.
AIIts time industry, academia joined hands on AI for forcesedit
With China making headway in Artificial Intelligence (AI), defence experts feel that it is high time India started investing in research in the field, notwithstanding the ethical debate surrounding its uses in modern warfare.
AIIoT in defenceIndia high on agenda of Russian cyber security solutions firm Kasperskyedit
India is high on the agenda of Russia based global cyber security solutions provider Kaspersky as industrial units in the country are expected to go in for greater automation and hence get exposed to bigger cyber threats that may disrupt the operations of critical infrastructure.
AutomationCyber threatCyberSecurityDecoding 5G: What does this future tech means for youedit
With 75 billion Internet of Things (IoT) devices expected to be in place by 2025, the world is at the cusp of experiencing a technology that will change the way live today. With 5G commercial networks being switched on, the first use cases are enhanced mobile broadband, which will bring better experiences for smartphone users, and fixed wireless access, providing fiber speeds without fiber to homes.
5GIoT in TelecommunicationsCybersecurity experts raise alarm over new SIM jacking threatedit
By Aihik Sur
A new kind of hacking threat targeting SIM cards of smart phones is on the rise. Cybersecurity officials say there is still no method to detect this threat, and that there could be millions of phones affected by it, unknowingly. The attack called ‘Simjacker’, discovered by UK-based Adaptive Mobile Security (AMS), happens when a spyware code is sent to a mobile phone which then hacks the SIM card, and ‘takes over’ the mobile phone.
cyber riskCyberSecurityAssam govt framing cyber security policy for protection of NRC data: Reportedit
The report states that the new policy will also promote emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and machine learning for ensuring cybersecurity in the state. There is also a plan to introduce course curriculum in schools and colleges on cybersecurity for skilling youths and to ensure the security of mobility and cloud computing… the official said
CyberSecurityData Protection LawAs IoT devices take root, hackers too go through a steep learning curveedit
By Kurmanath KV
What the cyber security experts discovered after taking a sneak peek into the flourishing knowledge-sharing networks is spine-chilling. Hackers operating underground are seen arming themselves for an attack on Internet of Things (IoT) devices as they see a proliferation of connected gadgets, both at homes and in the organisations in the near future.
CyberSecurityIoT attacksArtificial Intelligence based tool can predict climate change stress for farmersedit
A new Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool in a smartphone app can predict near term crop productivity for farmers and may help them protect their staple crops, such as maize, cassava and beans, in the face of climate warming, say researchers. The AI assistant called Plant Village Nuru is being used across Africa to diagnose crop diseases.
AgricultureAIClimate ChangeArtificial Intelligence revolutionising Healthcare in India: All we need to knowedit
AI feeds off what we call machine learning, that is nothing but training a computer brain on a specific problem set. Almost like how the human mind learns from birth as it is exposed to the world. Robot And Human Hand Making Fist Bump On Grey Background.
AIHealthcareMLTax incentive for new firms could spark make in India for EV partsedit
With most makers of electric vehicles and their components planning their investments for India, they would be encouraged to accelerate their plans for local manufacturing with the announcements made by finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
e-mobilityEV PolicyFuture of MobilityThe continuing vulnerability of health dataedit
This is true, ProPublica reports, of five million Americans as well as millions worldwide. Concerning the vulnerability of such data, cybersecurity expert and consultant Jackie Singh explained to ProPublica its not even hacking. Its walking into an open door.
CyberSecurityData ProtectionHealthcareTelcos Must Tap Cybersecurity Business: IBMedit
US IT major IBM said that cybersecurity is going to be one of the biggest revenue opportunities for telecom operators in India which may offer security as a service to enterprises and smallmedium enterprises. Vaidyanathan Iyer, security software leader, IBM India and South Asia, told ET that the company is engaging with all three telcos in India for its security-related products through its major IT outsourcing deals and through separate arrangements.
CyberSecurityTelecommunicationLeveraging Artificial Intelligence To Improve Customer Experienceedit
By Vivek Kumar
The more information or data a company has about its customers, the better they can customize and personalize engagements with them. Artificial intelligence here can be helpful and successfully deployed to gain quick, convenient and intelligent customer experience at any point of the customer journey, resulting in higher customer experience ratings.
AIRetail TechnologyDealing with two critical converging crisis on planet earthedit
Maybe we can get through the climate crisis without a global catastrophe, although that door is closing fast. And maybe we can cope with the huge loss of jobs caused by the revolution in robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) without a social and political calamity. But can we do both at the same time
AIClimate ChangeEmerging TechnologyCyber security risk tops concern for most companiesedit
A survey by insurance broking and risk management company Marsh and Microsoft among 1,500 organisations about the threat of cyber security found that it outranks all other risks by a wide margin.
Cyber threatCyberSecurityArmy eyes AI in big way to boost combat lethalityedit
By Rajat Pandit
The Army now wants to harness the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to bolster its combat lethality and survivability, even as the 13-lakh force is testing its new integrated battle groups (IBGs) geared towards mobilising fast and striking hard across borders.
AIIoT in defenceThe Role of Big Data In Auditing and Analyticsedit
By Ken Lynch
Big data is the new wave thats taking over company operations by storm. Businesses that are able to leverage the volume, variety and velocity of big data can make better decisions, reduce operational costs, and keep up with evolving customer demands. Big data is being used in many different sectors.
Big DataBig Data analyticsIndian Army rolls out for robust artificial intelligence mechanismedit
To boost its artificial intelligence, the Indian Army is conducting a first of its kind brainstorming session at the field formation level in Hisar to interact with experts and industry representatives.
AIIoT in defenceIndia needs to have holistic approach to extreme weather events: Kevin Pettyedit
He said the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in weather forecasting is growing. India needs to pay attention to different weather conditions, including extreme events like tropical cyclones, heat waves and heavy monsoon rains, on the country as a whole as these essentially impact the population, a top meteorologist has said.
AIIoTIndia a world leader in fintech adoption because of support from both govt and regulatorsedit
The UK government is investing nearly two billion pounds as part of its National Cyber Security Strategy, to make the United Kingdom the safest place in the world to live and do business.
CyberSecurityData Protection LawFintechCurrent Interoperability State of the Art in IoTedit
Regarding the implementation of IoT, insufficient interoperability among platforms tends to provoke major problems both at the technical and business levels. Typical issues are the impossibility of integration no interoperable IoT devices into nonhomogeneous IoT platforms as well as the inability of developing applications and services over several platforms and different domains.
connected devicesIoTAI widely used to provide better healthcare solutionsedit
Co-founder and former vice-chairman of Infosys Technologies Ltd Kris Gopalakrishnan said that artificial intelligence or machine learning (AI/ML) is increasingly utilized to build platforms to provide better healthcare solutions and in the automotive industry.
AIHealthcareMachine LearningFinance and technology: Loan in a minuteedit
Fending off cyber-attacks in one of the greatest challenges faced by businesses and governments around the world, and given the sensitive nature of the client data they hold, they’re a serious concern for Fintech firms.
AIBFSIFintechCybersecurity: Tackling the menace of phishingedit
According to a recent survey by IT security firm Sophos, phishing emails impacted one in two Indian organisations that were hit by a cyberattack. The global survey, The Impossible Puzzle of Cybersecurity, reveals IT managers are inundated with cyberattacks from different directions and are struggling to keep up due to a lack of security expertise, budget and up to date technology.
cyber attacksCyberSecurityData ProtectionConnected cabins to take off in styleedit
The ‘connected experience’ is part of an Internet of Things (IoT) platform that links real-time information from cabin components, including the meal trolleys and overhead bins, to crews and passengers aboard the flight to create a more personalised — and digitally traceable — experience.
aviationIoTChallenges in digital spaceedit
The ministry has sought a Baht 21 billion budget for fiscal 2020 and plans among other steps to set up 10,000 free WiFi hot spots in rural areas as part of the governments Thailand 4.0 drive. The establishment of an anti-fake news centre is also on the cards. In South Korea, which has a strong legacy of digital innovation, startups are already brainstorming on how they can solve tech savvy Seouls urban problems using AI/IoT.
Digital EconomyDigital InfrastructureAI creates new possibilities for personalisation this yearedit
Among other technology trends that are picking up this year are the convergence of the smart home and healthcare, autonomous vehicles coming for last-mile delivery and data becoming a hot-button geopolitical issue, according to the report titled “14 Trends Shaping Tech” from CB Insights.
AIAutonomous MobilitySmart HomeOpinion | Smartphones can offer infinite possibilities, but tech synchronization is keyedit
When I look back at our school lives, while our choices were more straightforward, we were neither trained to make a conscious choice between the business of life and technology nor asked to be brave and experiment with the newer or unknown forms of science.
AItechnology developmentMaking Industry 4.0 work: 8 vital elements for right frameworkedit
Industry 4.0 relies on a large volume of devices and masses of data to be successful. Businesses must process data into timely and valuable information if they are to integrate it into production processes. For example, there is little use in having sensors that can track real time maintenance issues if the infrastructure is not available to suitably analyse and act on those.
data securityEdge ComputingIndustry 4.0Keen to make India $1 trillion digital economy: Ravi Shankar Prasadedit
Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Thursday said that the government is keen to make India a $1 trillion digital economy that is dominated by digital payments & service, e-commerce, Internet of Things (IOT) and new technology powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML).
AIDigital EconomyIoTMLHeres How Home Automation has Brought the Age of Science Fiction to usedit
Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence, Big Data are all new and emerging technologies which are here to stay and have a significant role to play in home automation. Conservation and Efficiency is the mantra today.
Big DataIoTsmart homesDigitising small businesses an $80 bn opportunity over 5 years, says studyedit
Digitally empowered SMBs are leveraging a combination of digital services in connectivity and communications, payments, discoverability, productivity focused technologies, and are starting to expand into the world of artificial intelligence (AI), automation, and Internet of Things (IOT).
AIDigitisationIoTCyberwar Is Here: Are You Readyedit
Weve seen inklings of this for years. At the Black Hat cybersecurity conference this year, Microsoft warned that Russian state sponsored hackers may be trying to spy on companies by hacking into vulnerable office Internet of Things (IoT) devices connected to corporate networks. Is that a paper jam, or has Moscow come knocking
cyber warfareCyberSecurityCurrent Act outdated, need to include cyber security in IT legal framework: DCA chiefedit
Rear Admiral Gupta made the remarks while speaking at the Capsule on Science Technology and Applied Research, organised for senior officers of the three armed forces, at the Military Institute of Technology
CyberSecurityIT SectorBusiness leaders have less than a day a year to focus on cyber riskedit
Nearly 80 percent of organizations now rank cyber risk as a topfive concern, however, only 11 percent expressed confidence in their ability to assess cyber threats, prevent cyberattacks, and respond effectively, according to this years Marsh Microsoft Survey.
cyber riskCyberSecurityAgentless visibility solutions are a must have cybersecurity requirement during M&Asedit
Internet of Things devices complicate cybersecurity M&A due diligence One factor that can make evaluating cybersecurity risk during M&A particularly complicated is the growing number of Internet of Things devices. Industry reports estimate that the number of connected devices globally now exceeds 17 billion a number that does not even include smartphones, PCs/laptops, and tablets.
cyber riskCyberSecurity3 Ways Artificial Intelligence Is Uprooting Salesedit
In 2015, Forrester caused a storm to brew when it announced that artificial intelligence (AI) would replace one million B2B sales jobs by 2020. This bold headline, however, failed to capture the entire picture. Sure, if sales reps continue to rely on age-old practices like cold calling and distributing spray-and-pray marketing collateral, their days are surely numbered.
AIRetail IndustryArtificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Transforming medicine and saving livesedit
The world has witnessed rapid development in the field of Artificial Intelligence, resulting in a great wave of technological advancements in all aspects of human life. Right from basic needs such as food processing to the complex process involving robotics, AI has become an inevitable part of our present and future. AI is also capable of a far more noble use in healthcare that goes beyond making life simpler and businesses costeffective.
AIIoT in HealthcareRiding the AI wave can yield handsome returnsedit
As various companies are waking up to the benefits of AI, the government too has realised the efficacy of incorporating emerging technologies. The interim budget presented in February 2019, by the government saw it announce that it will look at establishing a national centre for Artificial Intelligence (AI), in a bid to strengthen the Artificial Intelligence sector in India.
AIEmerging TechnologyPutting AI at workedit
The applied team is responsible for researching and building out the core of our AI system in the kind of products I mentioned above, which includes machine learning models and the underlying software systems that allow us to automate, scale and store all the data and models.
AIAutomationManufacturing Stalwarts Vet AIs Role in Indias Growth Storyedit
India being among the fastest growing digital economies, is religiously adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) across sectors. Banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI), manufacturing, healthcare, education, ad-tech are among sectors that are revolutionizing their business models, even as they increase efficiency and see a record-breaking growth in revenues using AI.
AIBFSIManufacturingHow edge computing will help deliver the promises of 5G technologyedit
With the growing prevalence of bandwidth-hungry applications and technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI) in its many forms, and simple reliance on connectivity for everyone, it becomes clear why a sharper focus on the edge is inevitable.
5GEdge ComputingFintech, cyber security and digitalisation are new frontiers for IndiaUK collaborationedit
“The UK and London have been major financial hubs making investments and attracting inbound investments and also serving as a base for a number of companies. We now look forward to take it to the next level by engaging start-ups, especially in the areas of fintech, cyber security and digitalisation,” he said.
CyberSecurityDigitalisationFintechArtificial Intelligence (AI) Stats News: AI Is Actively Watching You In 75 Countriesedit
Recent surveys, studies, forecasts and other quantitative assessments of the impact and progress of AI highlighted the strong state of AI surveillance worldwide, the lack of adherence to common privacy principles in companies data privacy statement, the growing adoption of AI by global businesses, and the perception of AI as a major risk by institutional investors.
AISecuritysurveillanceAgri-Tech: Food For The Futureedit
Self-controlled irrigation systems, soil and crop testing through IOT devices, using data analytics to improve crop yield, online marketplace for farm produce, and alternate credit for agriculture entrepreneurs are some areas where modern technology has delivered breakthroughs. Farmers also heavily rely on Whatsapp groups that give them information on weather alerts.
AgricultureIoT5G will be a huge step forward in innovation, says Dell Technologies Bryan Jonesedit
Dell Technologies embedded and edge solutions business is growing massively in India, says the companys senior vice president and general manager for OEM & IoT Solutions, Bryan Jones. In a recent conversation with Sudhir Chowdhary, he highlighted the growing 5G, IoT and OEM market in India and how Dell Technologies is helping its customers transform in the space. Excerpts: (Internet of Things)
5GIoTIoT in Telecommunications2020 Year of AI for Telangana officialedit
The Telangana government has decided to declare 2020 as Artificial Intelligence year by organising various activities related to the emerging technology, Jayesh Ranjan, principal secretary, IT and Industries said here on Wednesday. The year 2020 is going to be celebrated in Telangana as AI year.
AIgovernmentIT10 IT trends that will disrupt oil and gas industry in 2019edit
Digitalization is today well established among oil and gas organizations. By adopting artificial intelligence (AI), cloud and the Internet of Things (IoT), some have experienced exceptional performance gains. 20% to 30% of oil and gas companies have begun developing more aggressive ambitions based on disruptive business models.
AIIoTSnooping fears prompts more Indians to use private networks to access the webedit
Cybersecurity specialists and global VPN providers TOI spoke to said Indians are among the largest VPN users in the world and the user base has seen a marked increase in the past three years. What started off as an enterprise tool to help employees access corporate network from homes, has grown in use case with increased aspirations to access content not available in India, and rising concerns around how personal data is being used by companies, they said.
cyber riskCyberSecurityRobotics, 3D printing, IoT, Big Data will transform Indian manufacturing sectoredit
We are one of the biggest users of 3D printing, IoT to make sure the maintenance requirements of machines go down you can predict a lot of things there, behaviour of lot of other equipment we use IoT on some of our data centres, etc. Machines that used to be dumb are now smart machines and you pick up lot of data from that, take actions to reduce costs significantly, ensure customer experience is very good and supply chain becomes the biggest competitive differentiator, said Sethi.
Big Datafuture of manufacturingIoTRoboticsReverse Pitch | AI and automation can help create decision support systemsedit
Good financial advice is the need of the hour and, while human deliberation is required for many aspects, the basics can be left to technology. Artificial Intelligence (AI) facilitates an objective approach and can crunch massive amounts of data. A full financial advice solution, therefore, is born only when you marry data and technology with a human touch.
AIAutomationHow India and China are trying to power AI leadershipedit
Artificial intelligence (AI) is touted by many as the next big disruptor. In a bid to operate at the forefront of the gamechanging technology, countries are developing all kinds of policies that enables their governments and companies to become AI leaders, including the building a solid AI ecosystems, financial incentives, innovation and research and grooming AI talent.
AIdigital disruptionHow emerging technologies can enhance the retail industry and help them growedit
In parallel with Industry 4.0, we are witnessing unprecedented changes in the retail landscape. Retail 4.0 is the term used to describe the transformation thats impacting the retail industry at a dramatic pace. The two drivers of Retail 4.0 are technological advancements and ever growing expectations of the customers.
Emerging TechnologyIndustry 4.0Emerging tech to help companies tackle slowdownedit
The slowdown happening across several sectors is likely to have an impact on the IT spending of the companies. However, new age tools like artificial intelligence and robotics could come to rescue of the companies, according to IT secretary Jayesh Ranjan.
AIEmerging TechnologyIT SectorCyberattacks: A crisis in Indian pharmaedit
They [cybercriminals] are slowly realising that pharmaceutical companies house a treasure trove of highly valuable data such as the latest drugs and vaccines, the newest researches, as well as medical secrets, said Yury Namestnikov, who heads the Global Research and Analysis Team in Russia for Kaspersky, a cybersecurity firm which conducted the report.
CyberSecurityHealthcarePharmaAutomation & Business Successedit
Automation — threat or an opportunity? The human nature manifests itself in all areas of life. Fear is an intrinsic part of the human psyche. If the aliens were to land on our planet — for almost all of us the first question would be to know if they pose a threat. We see this in our popular culture too, in movies and all.
Automationbusiness automationArtificial Intelligence The History, Now, and Futureedit
By Vivek Kumar
Today, technological advancements continue heightening and people are now living in the age of Big Data where they can glean huge sums of information which was too clumsy for a person to process earlier. In this context, the application of artificial intelligence has already been quite productive in several industries, from technology and banking to marketing and entertainment, among others.
AIBig DataUsing drones, Artificial Intelligence, big data, India to draw up digital map with 10 cms resolutionedit
India has initiated a project to digitally map the country with a resolution of 10 centimetres, using drones and technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and big data, a senior government official said on Monday. The herculean task was taken up by the Survey of India, part of the Department of Science and Technology, a few months ago and is planned to be completed in two years, the Department’s Secretary, Prof Ashutosh Sharma said.
AIBig DataThe next knowledge session for AI aspirantsedit
The BFSI sector seems to be raring to go on the AI and automation front, harnessing the maximum advantage of market opportunities. Indian banks such as State Bank of India (SBI) and Bank of Baroda are already betting big on AI.
AIAutomationBFSIIoT Evolving Security Architectureedit
IoT security is concerned with Low Power Wide space (LPWA) networking, the IoV, industrial IoT, wearable devices, and alternative industries. In the IoT system, various IoT devices generate and use large amounts of information. The pipe ensures transmissions security of extremely synchronal data, and thus the cloud and IoT platform gives support for a large vary of IoT applications.
IoTIoT SecurityIntegration of Automation and AIOpsedit
By Priya Dialani
The technological revolution that organizations have experienced in recent decades hasn’t been without its issues. Exacerbated by the development in recent years of the Internet of Things (IoT) and edge computing, there’s an exponential development in the number of applications, services, and episodes that IT staff need to oversee.
AIAutomationIf AI Turns Against Humans, Will It Do So On the Shoulders Of China?edit
Film franchises such as The Terminator (beginning in 1984) and The Matrix trilogy (with its first film released in 1999) revolve around super smart machines revolting against their human overlords, waging war and — in the latter’s case — enslaving them. As our devices become smarter and we grow increasingly reliant on them, the question remains: are we, too, headed towards such a bleak future?
AIhuman machine partnershipAI bots begin to speak well for businessedit
By Abhijit Ahaskar
Last September, visa outsourcing and technology services company VFS Global, deployed a chatbot—Viva—offering round-the-clock assistance to visa applicants headed to Australia. Powered by artificial intelligence (AI), the chatbot can decipher patterns from previous interactions, what customers and VFS Global consider as useful information.
AIChatbotsThe global grid analytics market is expected to accelerate to $2.31 billion in 2025edit
In the future, the areas with the greatest growth opportunities will include; Service outcome-based business models instead of just power generation and transmission. Internet of Things (IoT) devices and sensors that track and transmit data from and to the grid. IoT infrastructure spending by utilities is forecast to reach more than $2 billion by 2024, growing at a CAGR of 20.5 percent.
AnalyticsIoTIoT infrastructureFaceless assessment of income tax returns takes effectedit
According to Rakesh Nangia, managing partner, Nangia Advisors (Andersen Global), the use of artificial intelligence, machine learning, video conferencing, telecommunication application software and mobile applications in e-assessment process are a few measures which emerged economies have already adopted long back.
AIMachine LearningData and AI Forum explores scope of Digital Revolution by harnessing technologyedit
Rahul Kapoor, Director, Smart Cities, talked about the massive role technologies like Data, AI, IoT are playing in the Smart Cities Mission of the Government of India. He stated, “Smart Cities Mission started a dialogue with technology and gradually technologies like IoT were deployed. However, these weren’t devoid of challenges.
AIIoTSmart CitiesArtificial Intelligence Is Redefining the Face of E-Commerce Marketingedit
Companies have increasingly started to hire mobile app development companies to create apps for improving user interaction and increasing customer retention. AI chatbots offer an equally, if not more, efficient alternative. For instance, long waiting time is one of the biggest reasons companies lose sales. Real-time chatbots can respond to user queries within seconds.
AIChatbotsAI & ML: The New Era Market Intelligence Advisor For Procurementedit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in its most simplistic definition is the ability to mimic human intelligence to the level at which it becomes very difficult to distinguish between a human and a machine. Machine Learning (ML) is a method or an algorithm of letting an AI application figure out the steps needed to accomplish a specific task.
AIMachine LearningThe Rise of Robot-Assisted Surgeriesedit
The field of surgery is seeing a time of extraordinary change as a result of amazing recent advances in surgical and computer innovation. Robotic surgery could change treatment by giving exact, stable, and apt help to human surgeons. The best-known surgical robot, Intuitive Surgical’s da Vinci, is intended to improve the clinical results of patients through insignificantly invasive surgery.
HealthcareRoboticHow To Simplify Your Financial Processes With Big Dataedit
Cybersecurity has always been a critical issue in the financial sector, especially for banks and lending companies. Cases of fraud have been prevalent in recent years, so companies will have to step up in terms of adopting the right tools for keeping their financial data from falling into the wrong hands. Cybersecurity packages have become even more sophisticated to better address new threats.
Big DataCyberSecurityFinancial ServiceArtificial General Intelligence Is The Next Step In Machine Intelligence Journeyedit
The rise of autonomous robots and vehicles is directly linked to advances in Artificial Intelligence. Affective computing focuses on systems which can even decipher emotions. These computers would use facial expressions, postures, gestures, speech, temperature of body etc to understand emotional state of user and adapt its response accordingly.
AIAutonomous drivingMachine IntelligenceAI In Enterprises Is Clearly Going Through A Flux, But The Future Looks Brighteredit
By Vishal Chawla
Businesses need predictability of functions and in this context, AI-powered recommendation systems have a prominent role to play in driving revenue growth. For example, AI can add value for sales through contextual recommendations using data in customer interactions across different channels. AI-driven processes can also be applied to a number of related areas at the same time.
AICyberattacks on medical devices down to 19% in 2019: Kasperskyedit
More than two years after the infamous Wannacry ransomware crippled medical facilities and other organisations worldwide, the healthcare sector seems to be learning its lessons as a new report has revealed that attacks on medical devices declined to 19 per cent in 2019 from 28 per cent in 2018. The decline in the number of attacks against devices in healthcare facilities is, however, not observed everywhere, according to the findings by cybersecurity firm Kaspersky.
CyberSecurityHealthcareRole of Blockchain in reducing cyber risk in the financial services industryedit
As technology advances, the security risk associated with technology also catches-up. Based on the increasing frequency of cyberattacks in the financial services domain, the regulators identify cybersecurity as one of the most persistent threats to the financial industry
BFSIBlockchainCyberSecurityNew smart artificial hand for amputees merges user and robotic controledit
EPFL scientists are also looking out ways and developing new approaches for improved control of robotic hands, especially for amputees, which combines individual finger control and automation for improved grasping and manipulation. This interdisciplinary proof-of-concept between neuro-engineering and robotics was successfully tested on three amputees and seven healthy subjects.
AIIoT in HealthcareRoboticsNew initiative to support Pacific to respond to cybersecurity risksedit
New Zealand will provide NZ$10m over five years to support Pacific countries as they develop national cybersecurity strategies, secure infrastructure and data, enhance online safety, and implement robust cyber-crime laws across the Pacific.
cyber attacksCyberSecurityNational Intelligence Grid to roll out by end of the year?edit
By Kamljit Kaur Sandhu
The top officials of Natgrid gave a detailed presentation to the home minister in North Block. Sources said that the project has been aimed to solve the issue of “entity resolution” through artificial intelligence. Natgrid will not have a database of its own, rather it will have a collated database connected with software.
IoTSmart GridMost businesses find automation effective but hard to deploy and maintain: Pegasystems surveyedit
Pegasystems, a digital transformation software company, announced the results of a global survey that found robotic process automation (RPA) and robotic desktop automation (RDA) to be highly effective in streamlining work – though achieving and maintaining those results isn’t as simple as it seems.
AutomationIoT DeploymentRPAMedical marvel: AI can now help detect heart failure risk with 100% accuracyedit
With the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI), researchers have developed a neural network approach that can accurately identify congestive heart failure with 100 per cent accuracy through analysis of just one raw electrocardiogram (ECG) heartbeat. Congestive heart failure (CHF) is a chronic progressive condition that affects the pumping power of the heart muscles.
AIIoT in HealthcareIoT, the key solution to rising energy woes, says Hitesh Thadani of Mahavir Sys Poweredit
To aggregate and process these large amounts of data, there is a need to deploy localized data centre solutions closer to users, data, and objects to avoid latency issues and effectively manage the real-time capabilities required by IoT. This is called edge computing. The type of applications and trades will determine where the computer resources will be located, physically
Edge ComputingEnergy efficiencyIoTIndia Lags Behind US In AI Research Spending, But Will The 7,000 Crore Boost Change Things?edit
The US federal government’s AI expenditure will permit it to better leverage opportunities, carry strategic planning across various parts of the government and ensure collaboration opportunities with industry and academia, said Michael Kratsios, the US chief technology officer, recently.
AINITI AayogR&DHow Immigration Laws & Stringent Visa Regulations Are Hampering AI Researchedit
By Vishal Chawla
In a world where there is a shortage of skills in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, fostering innovation through conference and research meet-ups is important. Global gatherings of AI/ML researchers and practitioners around the world illustrate the power of collaboration and cross-pollination of ideas. For example, at the recent World Artificial Intelligence Conference in China, more than half of the participants were from outside the country.
AIMLBusinesses gaining value from artificial intelligence experimentation: Mindtree studyedit
Organisations worldwide are achieving their vision to industrialize artificial intelligence (AI) but many can do more to gain real business value, according to findings of a recent survey by technology services and digital transformation company Mindtree.AI
AIArtificial intelligence and Machine Learning revenues to surge past USD 47 billion by 2020edit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has seen robust growth over a decade. AI which has a history of nearly 100 years is expected to continue its trajectory of high growth. In this article, we will look at a brief overview of AI, it’s market projection going forward and India’s planned initiative in the field of AI (as per NITI Aayog).
AIMachine LearningAI-Integrated retinal-imaging device from India shows promising results in screening for Diabetic Retinopathyedit
A landmark study published in the August issue of JAMA Ophthalmology (Journal of the American Medical Association), reports the feasibility of using a smartphone-based retinal camera with the world’s first, in-built automated, offline Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithm, the MEDIOS-AI, designed by Bangalore-based Remidio Innovative Solutions, to implement sensitive and scalable screening models for DR.
AIIoT in HealthcareAI-ing victory in waredit
One of the most alarming and least understood is the race towards artificial-intelligence-enabled warfare. Both countries are investing large sums in militarised artificial intelligence (AI), from autonomous robots to software that gives generals rapidtactical advice in the heat of battle.
AIDefenceMoving to the Edgeedit
Internet of Things (IoT)enabled “smart” gadgets are now so ubiquitous that we often forget that our everyday coffee machines, TVs, lights, cars and virtual assistants are now capable of “talking” to each other — working behind the scenes to make our personal lives easier.
AIcloudIoTCognitive automation of document processing 10 Questions to consideredit
Rajesh Sabapathy, Director Data Science, Optum Global Solutions proposes a list of 10 questions that teams tasked with tech projects should consider before kicking off cognitive automation projects for document processing.
AIAnalyticsAutomationChennai recorded highest number of cyber attacks among Tier-1 citiesedit
Almost one in every three internet users in India have encountered cyber attacks in the first quarter of the current fiscal, according to a report from K7 Computing, a Chennai-based cyber security solutions provider.
cyber attacksCyberSecurityBot trendsedit
Going by the survey trends, robotic process automation (RPA) and robotic desktop automation (RDA) to be highly effective in streamlining work—though achieving and maintaining those results isn’t as simple as it seems. The report found that RPA has become a buzz worthy solution for organisations under pressure to modernise their legacy IT infrastructure and stay competitive.
Robotic Process AutomationrobotsAutomation can kickstart growth for floundering FMCG brandsedit
Automation, digitisation and advanced analytics are changing the business landscape in India. While most business sectors are already on the maturity curve in the adoption of digitisation and automation tech, CPG and FMCG in India are the Johnny comelately sectors. Part of the reason has been the disbelief that technology can work in highly fragmented and traditional trade dominated markets like India.
AutomationDigitisationA roadmap to using Artificial Intelligenceedit
Alan Pelz-Sharpe is the founder of Deep Analysis, an advisory firm focused on disruption and innovation in Information Management. Kashyap Kompella is the founder and CEO of rpa2ai Research, an industry analyst firm focused on enterprise automation and artificial intelligence.
AITaking corporates towards sustainability, with Industry 4.0edit
Helping to bring about these changes are new technologies such as artificial intelligence, data analytics and machine learning. Together these seem to be visibly transforming the market dynamics and presenting new opportunities to industry. In fact, the concept of Industry 4.0, which largely means digitalising production, and using the Internet of Things (IoT), will make the management of large factories that much easier through remote control methods.
Industry 4.0IoTNITI Aayog clears proposal on artificial intelligenceedit
For the formation of a task force under Principal Scientific Advisor K Vijay Raghavan to identify projects and initiatives to implement artificial intelligence (AI) technology, the government would soon launch a national AI programme. The mandate will include a national artificial intelligence centre. The centre would finally be able see light of the day as the finance ministry has cleared the NITI Aayog’s Rs 7,000-crore plan.
AINITI AayogLeading automation in an auto modeedit
The top 10 technologies at the heart of smart manufacturing that are gaining maturity include Internet of Things (IoT), smart sensors, cloud, big data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), industrial robotics, digital twins, 3D printing, augmented/virtual reality (AR/VR), and cybersecurity.
AIAutomationIoTIoT threats are top security risksedit
With Indian IT managers being inundated with cyberattacks coming from all directions as cybercriminals exploit the weak links in security leading to supply chain or third party vendor compromises, 27 per cent of them consider Internet of Things (IoT) as threats while 21 per cent feel the internal staff are the top security risks, a new survey by global cyber security major Sophos said on Tuesday.
cyber attacksCyberSecurityIoTEnhance Customer Profitability with Analytics & Automation: Subhrangshu Chattopadhyay, CRIF Indiaedit
In terms of the customer lifecycle, we start with a Prequalification standpoint where we discriminate customers in terms of riskiness and the likeliness of them to take an offer if given an offer. This essentially is a function of data and Analytics, says Subhrangshu Chattopadhyay, National Sales Head, CRIF India
AutomationBFSIData AnalyticsE&V spectrum use may cut 50% of tower congestionedit
Intelligent communication tools will let administrators manage and respond to emergencies quickly and provide residents with constant real-time inputs. There will be supporting machine-to-machine (M2M) and machine-to-machine-tohuman (M2M2H) communications in the smart cities with high internet access across wireline and wireless networks.
IoT in TelecommunicationsMachine to Machine communicationBridging digital divide in the data economyedit
The utility of data is ubiquitous and its monitoring, storage, processing and analysis would drive innovations in 5G, Cloud, AI and IoT, all of the technologies that are bedrock of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Data is also playing a big role in the realization of SDGs.
5GAIIoT21 per cent Indian IT managers consider Internet of Things threats top security riskedit
With Indian IT managers being inundated with cyberattacks coming from all directions as cybercriminals exploit the weak links in security leading to supply chain or third party vendor compromises, 27 per cent of them consider Internet of Things (IoT) as threats while 21 per cent feel the internal staff are the top security risks, a new survey by global cybersecurity major Sophos said on Tuesday.
CyberSecurityIoT attacksRobot investments reached $16.5 billion in 2018edit
A report from the association said 2.4 million industrial robots operate in factories around the world – an increase of 15 percent. Automotive and electrical / electronics are the main industries that adopt robots. The International Federation of Robotics will reveal more details on Sept 18.
RoboticsFileless attacks increased by 265%, attack on routers up by 64%: Reportedit
Cybercriminals are betting big time on fileless attacks due to their elusive nature. In fact, the use of fileless attacks went up by 265% in the first half of 2019, over the last year, according to Trend Micro’s mid-year cybersecurity report. Among other reports that corroborate the resurgence of fileless attacks, Ponemon Institute’s findings suggest that 35% of all cyberattacks in 2018 were fileless, while Carbon Black claims that fileless attacks accounted for 50% of all successful data breaches in 2018.
cyber attacksCyberSecurityBlockchain technology worth investing for the banking industry, say expertsedit
“According to a recent report, the distributed architecture of a permissioned blockchain is an advantage that can help minimize the effect of cyber-attacks. Additionally, transparency in permissioned blockchain networks provides another level of cybersecurity protection
BFSIBlockchainArtificial intelligence may improve kidney disease diagnosisedit
Researchers discovered that modern machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence may augment the traditional way of diagnosing kidney disease. Pathologists often classify various kidney diseases on the basis of visual assessments of biopsies from patients’ kidneys; however, machine learning has the potential to automate and augment the accuracy of classifications.
AIIoT in HealthcareAI In Banking: Artificial intelligence could be a near $450 billion opportunity for banks here are the strategies the winners are usingedit
Discussions, articles, and reports about the AI opportunity across the financial services industry continue to proliferate amid considerable hype around the technology, and for good reason: The aggregate potential cost savings for banks from AI applications is estimated at $447 billion by 2023, with the front and middle office accounting for $416 billion of that total, per Autonomous Next research seen by Business Insider Intelligence.
AIBFSIWhy do we need AI in Healthcareedit
Despite advances in AI and ML, there will always be some differences between human and technological execution. While healthcare providers need to adapt to AI, the technology can complement them in making more accurate clinical decisions or even replace human judgement in some functional areas. A technology-driven bot or machine can perform in a constrained environment but currently is not receptive to emotional quotients such as feeling, understanding, consciousness, and creativity.
AIIoT in HealthcareHow Big Data, AI are changing the face of the retail sectoredit
The digital wave that we are witnessing today is keeping retailers on toes. Brands are increasingly focussing on product enhancement, greater visibility, personalisation and resolution to build customer engagement and experience. With a view to serve a wide range of customers from varied backgrounds, today’s retailers are investing in modern technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), data analysis, Artificial Intelligence (AI), chatbots, and more to provide and give customers what they exactly want, so as to avoid any friction in the purchase journey’s.
AIBig DataRetailTransforming Indias blood system with Artificial Intelligence and big dataedit
While the private sector is leading the transformation with innovative interventions, the Indian government has taken a proactive role in setting up the foundational layers for this digital ecosystem to thrive on. Together they have made it possible to attain a newer status quo where emerging technologies are changing the way care is delivered, data is harnessed for decision making, and processes are improved through automation.
AIBig DataMany districts working on transformation through innovationedit
eMegh, an IoT system, integrates the sonar river gauge with hooters at four most vulnerable locationsany alarming rise in water levels activates the hooters within 10 seconds and gives the administration, with realtime SMS, two hours to act before the flood hits.
disaster managementIoTIndias cyber security chief highlights security risks of 5G, IoTedit
Pant said that 5G technology will be connected to the internet of things (IoT) that will be installed in homes and industrial IoT will be operational in electric vehicles, healthcare systems, agriculture and drones, among others.
5G TechnologyCyberSecurityIoTExperts call for dialogue on patient safetyedit
Technology is transforming healthcare in all aspects. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation technology are changing healthcare delivery and discoveries in medical technology are revolutionising diagnosis and treatment, said Dr Hari Prasad, a city based intensivist.
AIHealthcareEdge technology: The challenges, risks and possibilitiesedit
Edge devices can, of course, be combined with another fastgrowing technology, artificial intelligence. This allows Edge systems to continuously learn and improve their performance. A good example here would be automated handling systems in warehouses, learning how to arrange stock to best service the supply chain. Edge systems in this kind of environment can also help to minimize the holding of unnecessary inventory and reduce errors.
AIEdge ComputingCybersecurity And The Explosion Of Augmented Realityedit
While AR advances are unquestionably exciting, the industry is now grappling with a whole constellation of complexities. The adoption of AR brings an expanding landscape of new cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Consumers and businesses are grappling with big data breaches, and implementing effective cybersecurity measures is an essential necessity for modern businesses.
Augmented RealityCyberSecurityArtificial intelligence in medicine raises legal and ethical concernsedit
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine is generating great excitement and hope for treatment advances.AI generally refers to computers ability to mimic human intelligence and to learn. For example, by using machine learning, scientists are working to develop algorithms that will help them make decisions about cancer treatment.
AIEthicsHealthcareAre You Connected’ To Home?edit
By Annabel D’souza
Imagine the day when you will not have to check every room before you leave 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. And these appliances are achieving their full potential today through a disruptive technology called the Internet of Things
IoTSmart HomeAI, ML cannot replace humans in healthcare’edit
The advent of technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning has changed the way every industry functions and healthcare has not been far behind. The technologies have got healthcare even more closer to the patients via instruments like telemedicine and doctor on demand. On the other hand it has made detection of diseases faster, easier and objective.
AIIoT in HealthcareMLAfter payments, Indian banks to be global leaders in AI applications: K Ramachandran, IBAedit
Indian banks also leading in the area of Artificial Intelligence. For handling millions of customer queries mostly the banks have put in chatbots for answering routine queries like balances, interest rates, statements, product details, placement of request like cheque books, cards.
AIBFSI83 percent enterprises view cybersecurity as critical: Infosys reportedit
The research, aimed at understanding the current cybersecurity landscape and how enterprises are gearing up to safeguard themselves from evolving cyber threats, found that almost half (48 percent) of corporate boards and 63 percent of business leaders of surveyed enterprises are actively involved in cybersecurity strategy discussions.
CyberSecurityData Protection5 ways Artificial Intelligence is Impacting Aerospace Industryedit
Advances in AI could help aerospace organizations enhance their manufacturing processes. However, there is constrained adoption of AI methods in the aerospace business and the principle explanation behind this is the absence of access to highquality data, increased dependability on easy models when compared with complex models and an absence of skilled workforce and partners to deploy it successfully.
AerospaceAIRegulation on AI and Robotics Driven by European Strategyedit
Artificial intelligence can transform numerous regions of industry and society. For some businesses, investments in AI can increase competitiveness and decrease costs, yet they can likewise uncover vulnerabilities. All things considered, these technologies have been both commended and criticised.
AIRoboticsProviding umpteen opportunitiesedit
Internet of Things (IoT): It would not be wrong to say in the present context that where there is any device or object, there is also the internet, and the amalgamation of both brings the IoT. It is the ability to transfer data between digitally connected devices enabling swift and effective machine to machine communication.
IoTMachine to Machine communicationDigital transformation a $1.7 tn industry but 70% attempts fail: Tony Saldanhaedit
At the bottom line, says Saldanah, are the Exponential Five technologies that leaders cannot afford to lose track of: AI, smart process automation, Blockchain, robotics and drones and special function technologies (virtual reality, 3D printing, Internet of Things, nanotech, energy storage, biotechnology and advanced materials et al).
Digital TransformationIoTAutomate Complex Business Tasks with Robotic Process Automationedit
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is nothing but an application technology in which software capabilities of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) are used for handling repeatable as well as high volume tasks. However, robotic process automation enables employees to program and configure computer software to interpret the huge number of applications in the company for processing transactions, manipulating data, and interacting with digital systems.
AutomationMLRobotic Process AutomationUnhackable internet system for smart citiesedit
Smart cities of future need to graduate to a new internet paradigm for safety of people whose lives are dependent on government computer infrastructure, most of which are vulnerable to cybersaboteurs.
CyberSecurityIoTSmart CitiesTop 10 Big Data Analytics Trends and Predictions to Watch For in 2020edit
IoT Merged with Data Analytics By the year 2020, we can expect to witness 20 billion active IoT devices which will subsequently collect more data for analysis. In big tech organization where IoT devices have already been embraced in big operations, the leaders are seeing beyond it to also implement the assisting technology to run capable data analytics.
Big Data analyticsIoTRobot Arm assisted navigated knee replacement and AI techniques to dominate future: Apollo Docedit
Dr Mithin Aachi, Sr Ortho & Joint Replacement Surgeon, Apollo Hospitals, Secunderabad on Sunday said that Robot Arm assisted navigated knee replacement and Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning, definitely would dominate in future for patient care, there would be an exponential increase in their usage in the years to come.
AIHealthcareRoboticsManaging risks: Businesses bet beg on IT securityedit
Enterprise information security spending in India is on pace to total $1.86 billion in 2019, an increase of 12.4% from 2018, according to Gartner. The growth of enterprise spending on information security in India will continue to grow unabated to reach over $2 billion in 2020, said Prateek Bhajanka, principal research analyst at Gartner.
cyber attacksCyberSecurityIT securityIndustry leaders discuss how organisations are adapting to techdriven changesedit
Gurvinder Singh, CFO, Mitsubishi Electric India Pvt Ltd, emphasised the need for a positive outlook and said, The shift in the industry has been brought by the introduction of smart manufacturing and technologies like the Internet of Things.
digital disruptionIoTIFA 2019: AI, 5G, IoT to Shape Digital Futureedit
Artificial Intelligence (AI), 5G and Internet of Things (IoT) will be the key technology trends at IFA, one of the leading shows for home appliances and consumer electronics, industry officials said on Friday.
5GAIIoTBanks must gear up for disruptionedit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) creates transparency across 50 per cent of business: AI-enabled financial advisors can help you manage your money. Such systems will tell you it’s time to move your utility provider based on your usage and expenditure patterns. It could tell you that it is time to change your credit card to save on interest, and what the least expensive way is to send money overseas.
AIBFSIArtificial intelligence augments traditional method of diagnosing kidney diseaseedit
Artificial intelligence may improve kidney disease diagnosis. The algorithm examined a digital image of a patients kidney biopsy at the microscopic level and extracted information on glomeruli, the small blood vessels of the kidney that filter waste from the blood for excretion
AIIoT in HealthcareTalking Cyber Attacks in India with Sunil Sharma, MD, Sophos Indiaedit
The Sophos Cybersecurity report was published recently, offering insights into cyber attacks, causes and cybersecurity standards that are most frequently noticed in India. News18 met Sunil Sharma, managing director of Sophos India, to discuss the kind of threats that exist nationwide.
cyber attacksCyberSecurityPune IoT plan: City data exchange and use case development key to successedit
The top priority for the Pune Smart City Development Corporation Ltd (PSCDCL) is to see the data sets from all the departments IoT and related environment (CCTV, drone, social media, departmental data) are pooled and this cross functional data is leveraged for different functions
IoTSmart CitiesIndustries that are going to spend on artificial intelligence systemsedit
Spending on artificial intelligence (AI) systems will reach $97.9 billion in 2023 against $37.5 billion that will be spent in 2019. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for the 20182023 forecast period will be 28.4 percent.
AIIoT in HealthcareManufacturingRetailIndia Becomes 1st Country Where Artificial Intelligence Will Check Tax Returns; No Humans Will Be Involved In Tax Scrutinyedit
The tax assessment system of India is getting a makeover, and will now be run by artificial intelligence and machine learning. This development surely makes things easier, and will help India take one step ahead towards digitisation. It seems like Digital India is no longer a distant dream!
AITaxIndia and Australia affirm commitment to security in cyberspaceedit
Both the countries noted that the increasing ubiquity of the Internet of Things (IoT) provides significant opportunities and benefits for their respective economies, including through the development of Smart Cities. Capitalising on these opportunities relies on security being built in by design.
Cyber spaceCyberSecurityCyber security threats can turn healthcare sector sickedit
By K V Kurmanath
Besides causing huge financial losses, cyber security threats could impact the lives of patients in hospitals. “Data is sick. Cyber security threats have emerged as a disease for the health sector,” said Stephan Neumeier, Managing Director of cyber security firm Kaspersky’s Asia-Pacific Region.
CyberSecurityHealthcareArtificial Intelligence Impacting The Future Of Banking Industryedit
Delivering real AI applications in digital financial retail is complicated from each scientific and technical perspective. BBVA and its center of excellence in analytics, BBVA information & Analytics, are delivering a brand new engine to forecast expenses and incomings of shoppers, based on deep learning techniques that take into account the uncertainty of the forecast and addresses privacy issues.
AIBFSIAI key to securing business networksedit
So, why are businesses continuing to invest in traditional network security measures that dont appear to protect their data, and how should they use emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), to secure their networks
AICyberSecurityAI could be a disruptor or a transformation agent for manufacturingedit
Prabhakar Shetty, Global Head Digital Manufacturing Services, L&T Services speaks about artificial intelligence being an agent of transformation or a disruptor for the manufacturing industry.
AIdigital disruptionManufacturingWhy Artificial Intelligence Will Save Cybersecurityedit
Artificial intelligence shouldnt be feared, but revered in the cybersecurity community. In fact, many tech luminaries and billionaires such as Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, James Richman, Larry Page, and Satya Nadella, have been increasing their involvement and investments in the AI technology, according to Pure AIs: 7 Innovators Investing Heavily in Artificial Intelligence.
AICyberSecurityIndia To Implement Faceless Tax Assessment Using Artificial Intelligence By Octedit
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman this week announced that India will be using artificial intelligence and machine learning in the tax assessment process system from October 2019. In doing, so, India will become one of the first countries to adopt emerging tech on such a large scale in public tax assessment.
AIMLTaxIn a World of Cyber Threats, the Push For Cyber Peace is Growingedit
At the same time, dozens of countries and hundreds of firms and nonprofits are fed up with all this digital violence, and are working toward greater cybersecurity for all and even what might be called cyber peace.
Cyber SecurityCyberSecurityDiagnosis for a healthy AI systemedit
As acronyms go, some are rarely seen together. A recent development though has led to mentioning AI and TB in the same sentence. The ministry of health of India has decided to explore the possibilities of using artificial intelligence to combat tuberculosis in the country.
AIArtificial IntelligenceBlockchain is a game changer for decentralised infraedit
Blockchain is not the only technology changing the way things are done when it comes to food or agricultural supply chain. Combining blockchain with other technologies like IoT (Internet of Things), AI (Artificial Intelligence) makes the initiative impactful.
BlockchainCyberSecurityData, not AI or 5G is the secret to IoT successedit
If it seems impossible to monetize your IoT business operations without advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and 5G connectivity, think again. There are many learned articles highlighting IoT use cases for business, and an awful lot of them extol the virtues of AI and 5G in this field.
5G TechnologyAIIoTAnalysis: How Digital Transformation Can Cure The Current Downfall In India Economy?edit
A digital backbone is crucial to enable such productivity either by reaching the right beneficiary, optimizing the paperless process through automation or digitized payments. Currently, Digital India has become more data-rich than ever and has the potential to accelerate productivity specifically in innovative areas such as AI, robotics, big data, and IoT.
AIDigital TransformationIoTCredit-worthy? Ask AIedit
Today, most major internet businesses are extending credit to their users and partners through the data generated on their platforms. Ola and Uber are partnering with the State Bank of India to introduce credit options for their driver partners. Flipkart is learnt to have acquired an NBFC licence to lend to sellers while Future Bazaar is all set to introduce a “buy now, pay later” facility at its Big Bazaar stores.
AIinternetCan Artificial Intelligence Remove Tax Compliance Inefficiencies In Indiaedit
There could also be a number of challenges that tax authorities in India may face when using artificial intelligence. These can include the need to balance centralisation of tax assessment with on ground experience, uncertainties around being able to develop models which deliver a positive impact on performance, the varying range of choices in AI solutions, and the need for skills to leverage those advanced solutions.
AIArtificial IntelligenceTaxBusinesses are finally starting to trust the cloudedit
More than half (61%) of security professionals believe the risk of a security breach is the same or lower in the cloud compared to onpremise according to new research from Nominet. The firm surveyed nearly 300 Clevel security professionals from the UK and the US to compile its new Cyber security and the cloud report which marks a major tipping point in the perception of security in the cloud. (Cybersecurity)
cloudCyber SecurityBlockchain is a game changer for decentralised infraedit
Blockchain is not the only technology changing the way things are done when it comes to food or agricultural supply chain. Combining blockchain with other technologies like IoT (Internet of Things), AI (Artificial Intelligence) makes the initiative impactful.
AIBlockchainArtificial Intelligence Empowering Patent Fillingedit
With the advent of Artificial Intelligence in every imaginable sphere that matters, it is hardly surprising that innovators are now in a rush to build their Intellectual Property portfolio in AI. The popularity of Artificial Intelligence, machine learning, neural networks and all other things related to Intelligent machines has been on the rise for quite some time now.
Artificial IntelligenceMachine LearningAnalysis: How Digital Transformation Can Cure The Current Downfall In India Economyedit
A digital backbone is crucial to enable such productivity either by reaching the right beneficiary, optimizing the paperless process through automation or digitized payments. Currently, Digital India has become more data-rich than ever and has the potential to accelerate productivity specifically in innovative areas such as AI, robotics, big data, and IoT.
AIDigital TransformationAI helps to design drug in just 21 daysedit
In a significant development, a Hong Kong based health startup has used Artificial Intelligence (AI) to design a drug in just 21 days that showed potential treatments for fibrosis, a discovery that can speed up drug designing for various incurable diseases.
AIHealthcareWhy the digital India needs protectionedit
It is not only the Prime Minister who nurses this goal. His Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar recently warned that wars in the future will be fought in cyberspace. In this context, it is important to realise the importance of cyber security and what it means for the countrys defence and progress. As they say, every regiment needs a strong defence to be invincible.
CyberSecurityDigital IndiaTelecom players bat for and regulatory improvements ahead of the 5G auctionsedit
5G will also give a big push to Smart Cities project and 5G will bring the era of interconnected smart devices at a large scale which would lead to the transformation of machine to machine and IoT technologies for public services. 5G technology is expected to contribute $2.2 trillion to the global economy in the coming 15 years comprising of various sectors
5GIoT in TelecommunicationsOptimise Futureedit
However, in case, if the customer does not get the services up to the mark, then he looks after another provider who meets up to their expectations. To lessen the growing complexities in the communication networks, the telecom companies can enhance their service quality with the help of automation and Artificial Intelligence (AI) while reducing their operating costs.
AIAutomationIoTOpinion | Its better to use incentives than diktats to develop AIedit
One of the arguments frequently trotted out in favour of data localization is that it will help us improve our national competence in Artificial Intelligence (AI). The government seems to believe that by keeping data in country, we will finally have the training data that our data scientists require to give us the edge we desperately need in AI.
AIPolicyNearly 2 in 5 Enterprises Have Lost Business Due to Cybersecurity Performance, New Independent Study Findsedit
The September 2019 commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of BitSight titled, Better Security And Business Outcomes With Security Performance Management indicates that cybersecurity performance is critical to achieving commercial success.
Cyber crimeCyberSecurityModern Technologies Need Modern Solutionsedit
Over the past two decades, the Indian ICT industry has witnessed a phenomenal growth and rapid evolution of technologies. If it was proliferation of oneway pager in early 90s, today it is technologies such as web, mobile, social media messaging, video conferencing, IP based unified communications capabilities and AI driven chatbots
AIChatbotsLack of AI empathy is hurting companiesedit
Many banks and insurance companies, he says, have got into tremendous trouble for selling their clients unsuitable products and investments. Now, those may be very profitable for the business and so a non-empathetic AI will recommend them. Today, a lot of businesses use AI to look for patterns in data and draw conclusions from them.
AIEthicsIt’s time for ethical rules around AI, say top tech playersedit
Top players in global tech companies have kicked off work to draw up global ethical standards related to data and artificial intelligence, with Microsoft’s president voicing a “sense of urgency”.
AIEthicsIoT Mainstream lifestyle choiceedit
An interesting read on how IoT has become the favourite of millennials. Smart appliances not only automate mundane routine tasks for their users but also saves their pennies in the long run.
AutomationIoTInsurance is using AI & ML to speed up assessmentsedit
By Swati Rathor
ICICI Lombard General Insurance says it now uses an AI/ML solution that has brought down the approval time to one minute. Intelligent character recognition and optical character recognition technologies are used to extract data from documents that come from the hospital.
AIBFSIMLHow Indias ongoing digital transformation will drive the rise of its economyedit
A digital backbone primed by the India stack is crucial to enable this productivity whether it is through reaching the right beneficiaries, optimized paperless processes through faceless interactions, payments etc. As Digital India gets more data rich it will boost productivity, particularly in innovative areas such as AI, robotics, big data and IoT.
AIDigital TransformationIoTHow Indian Governments AIcentric Schemes Are Boosting The Startup Ecosystemedit
By Ambika Choudhary
NewGen Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Centre (NewGen IEDC) seeks to promote knowledge based and technology driven startups by harnessing young minds and their innovation potential in an academic environment. This scheme will be applicable in domains such as AI, computer vision, IoT, FinTech, nanotechnology and much more. The time period for this scheme is not disclosed.
AIgovernmentStart-up EcosystemHow Far Will Technology Take Agricultureedit
Smart agriculture is nothing but sustainable agriculture which makes use of innovative technologies such as cloud based services, Big Data, IoT, GPS, and many others. Technologies such as agricultural robots, MachinetoMachine, livestock biometrics, and infrastructural health sensors are growing being adopted by the agriculture sector to improve productivity, quality, profitability, and sustainability, and to reduce labor costs.
AgricultureIoTGlobal Healthcare Cyber Security Regions, Types & Forecast 20192024edit
Market Research Store has rolled out its recent Healthcare Cyber Security market report, which calculates the growth trend of the sector through former information and evaluates future opportunities based on comprehensive groundwork. The report Healthcare Cyber Security widely provides the 20192024 market segment, growth, trends, and forecast.
Cyber spaceCyberSecurityBioplastics to social robots, new tech to bring inclusivityedit
Like most robots, social robots use artificial intelligence (AI) to decide how to act on information received through cameras and other sensors. The ability to respond in ways that seem lifelike has been informed by research into such issues as how perceptions form, what constitutes social and emotional intelligence, and how people can deduce others thoughts and feelings.
AIRoboticsA sweeping reset is in the works to bring India in line with fintechs riseedit
A high level panel on fintech has pitched for development of a marketplace model for peertopeer (P2P) lending, virtual banking to allow lenders to operate without branches, use of drones for field assessments and artificial intelligence (AI) to reduce frauds.
AICyberSecurityFintech1,852 Cyber Attacks Hit India Each Minute Last Year; Mumbai, Delhi Most Affectededit
Indian cybersecurity research and software firm Quick Heal has published its annual threat report for 2019, disclosing its observation of trends in cyber attacks through 2019. In an interesting but unsurprising find by Quick Heal, the report states that four Indian metropolitans were the most affected by cyber attacks across the nation.
cyber riskCyberSecurityPanel for legal framework for digital usersedit
Significant opportunities can be explored to increase the levels of automation using artificial intelligence (AI), cognitive analytics and machine learning in their backend processes, it said. Following the deliberations of the committee, it was considered necessary to have a nodal agency to coordinate developments across ministries and regulators in the area of financial technology.
AIData AnalyticsIndia inches closer to becoming a Cyber security Superpoweredit
The Digital India and New India mission has been offered an essential impetus by an Indian Ethical hacker, Khushhal Kaushik. His passion, drive and burning desire to go the extra mile, has helped him strengthen Indias stature in the global cyber security industry. Conventionally, western countries have always ruled the cyber security domain.
Cyber spaceCyberSecurityDrone tech to help in rescue & relief opsedit
By Prachi Verma
The iterations to improve every feature would continue. The teams artificial intelligence (AI) based solution is used in combination with drones that use swarm intelligence to collect data and analyse it in realtime. The project is being executed with data inputs from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF). The drone, or unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), will have a software that will be compatible with standard drones available in the market.
AIdisaster managementData protection: Why a comprehensive law is needededit
NASSCOM has set up the Data Security Council of India that is committed to making the cyberspace safe, secure and trusted by establishing best practices and standards in the cybersecurity space.(b) SEBI promulgated the Data Sharing Policy in October 2018, which aimed at simplifying the process of data sharing and formalisation of data protection measures to prevent data from misuse.
CyberSecurityData ProtectionData Protection LawCISOs believe risks of cyber attacks will increase: Forbes Insights surveyedit
Fortinet (NASDAQ: FTNT) (Fortinet.com), a global leader in broad, integrated and automated cybersecurity solutions, today announced a new report by Forbes Insights it commissioned titled Making Tough Choices: How CISOs Manage Escalating Threats and Limited Resources
cyber riskCyberSecurityBanks to seamlessly share data on frauds through dedicated exchangeedit
A few days back, Ashok Kumar Pradhan, MD and CEO of United Bank of India, had said that there was a need for collective action against fraud. The bank had suggested the need for an umbrella organisation in the banking and financial services sector to protect against cyber frauds. Banks could pool in funds for the organisation to address the cybersecurity concerns, said Pradhan.
BFSICyberSecurityAsk AI: Lenders bring in machines to rate credit risk of customersedit
Do you have a low credit score? Did you miss paying your last credit card bill on time? Have there been occasions when your EMI cheques have bounced? Worry not. You can still get a loan from one of several new-age lenders who have devised their own artificial intelligence or AI-powered algorithms to assess customers’ credit-worthiness.
AIBFSIAIoT Memory and Storage Solutions for AI at the Edgeedit
AI at the edge demands a lot of computational power to ensure adequate performance. Standard storage and memory components might deliver the needed performance but are ill equipped to handle the rough conditions at the edge. These applications are subject to temperature cycles from day to night and summer to winter, sustained shock and vibration, and increased levels of pollution that can severely hamper IoT devices.
AIData StorageIoTWhy the promised Right to Privacy and Data Protection Law hasnt been enacted yetedit
The failure of Supreme Court to ensure enactment of right to privacy and data protection law has grave consequences for Indias position on ecommerce, computing cloud, cyber jurisdiction, high computing capacity, artificial intelligence, mathematical algorithms, and analytics, which have the potential to make digital colonisation foolproof through data colonisation in what is being called the Fourth Revolution.
Data ProtectionData Protection LawWhen RPA Met AI: Their Differences & Future Togetheredit
By Harshajit Sarmah
Automation with time is becoming a go-term in several industries. From self-driving cars to social media posts, automation has become omnipresent. According to a report, Robotic process automation (RPA) software revenue grew 63.1% in 2018 to $846 million. It became the fastest-growing segment of the global enterprise software market. It is also slated to reach $1.3 billion in revenue by the end of 2019.
AIRPAThe many use cases of IoT in Telanganaedit
By Moumita Deb Choudhary
Develop world class infrastructure for IoT products The Government of Telangana has setup T-Hub, an incubator for startups and it has the necessary arrangements to mentor startups on the hardware and electronics related to many areas including IoT. T-Hub provides state of the art prototyping capabilities.
Agriculturedisaster managementIoTSolar In The Spotlightedit
Through efficient use of Internet of Things (IoT), machine learning and data analytics, solar panels’ performance can be enhanced and maintenance costs can be reduced,” says Dr Mahendra Patil, Kolhapur-based professor of electronics and electrical engineering.
IoTMachine LearningSolar PowerResearchers develop low-cost, low-power network for 5G connectivityedit
Researchers have developed a cheaper and more efficient method for the Internet of Things (IoT) devices to receive high-speed wireless connectivity.
5GIoTRebuilding trust in a data driven worldedit
At the centre of these efforts lies realtime, cloud based process automation. By automating manual, time intensive processes, such as transaction matching or journal entries, data not only becomes more reliable, but people can also spend more time on consultative, analytical tasks; in turn adding more value to the business.
AutomationData AnalyticsOffensive Defense Cyber Security and the 21st Centuryedit
Artificial intelligence and Machine Learning is also an integral part of learning cybersecurity. This enables to create systems which help detect possible breaches. The increase in digitisation must lead to a transparent approach and access to much personal information available online. Cyber Security is shifting the Cyberspace to a more secure tomorrow for a safer digital world.
AICyber spaceCyberSecurityIoT comes to commercial securityedit
The adoption of IoT communication protocols in intruder alarm systems will increase the average number of sensors connected to each system and could promote the wider deployment of wireless sensors in commercial installations. As a result, the volume of shipments of professional security wireless sensors will increase at a compound annual growth rate of 6 percent over the 2018-2023 period, IHS Markit forecasts.
IoTSecurity TechIndia has more spectrum available in 5GHz for WiFi than Japan, US or Europeedit
By Abhijit Ahaskar
In the local market, we also have a number of multinationals that develop WiFi equipment in India. And also there are some Indian companies such as Micromax that are developing WiFi solutions here. How important is WiFi 6 in the IoT era as the number of connected devices on WiFi networks are set to grow. What kind of experience upgrade can we expect?
5G TechnologyDigital CommunicationsHow Screenwriting Can Boost AI (Artificial Intelligence)edit
Yet his skills have proven quite effective and valuable, as he has helped create AI chatbots for brands like Mattel and Call of Duty. And yes, as of now, he works on the QuickBooks Assistant, a text-based conversational AI platform. “I partner with our engineering and design teams to create an artificial personality that can dynamically interact with our customers, and anticipate their questions,” he said.
AIChatbotsMLEnterprise and automotive IoT market to reach 5.8B endpoints in 2020: Gartneredit
The enterprise and automotive Internet of Things (IoT) market is expected to grow to 5.8 billion endpoints in 2020, according to Gartner. The research firm forecasts that by the end of 2019, the use of IoT endpoints will reach 4.8 billion worldwide, up 21.5% from 2018. The utilities segment will remain the highest user of IoT endpoints due to its increased adoption in smart electricity meters.
AutomationIoTCombating tuberculosis! Health Ministry ties up with research institute to explore artificial intelligenceedit
Union health ministry’s central tuberculosis division has inked a pact with a research institute to explore cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology in combatting the disease. The pact was signed by the joint secretary in the health ministry, Vikas Sheel, and Dr P Anandan, CEO of Wadhwani Institute for Artificial Intelligence
AIIoT in HealthcareArtificial intelligence: Empowering patent fillingedit
A similarly whopping growth has been observed in the number of machine learning or AI related patents/applications which have been filed in recent years. A recently published article revealed that patent applications based on machine learning have nearly quadrupled in the last few years, owing to the widespread use of the same in all major technological fields.
AIIntellectual PropertyMLAI has the promise of radically changing healthcare: Prof. Lyle Ungaredit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionize healthcare. The greatest effects in terms of market size, the use of AI in areas such as administrative workflow and fraud detection, will be almost invisible to healthcare consumers, but customer facing AI will gradually become more prevalent, allowing people to use their phones to share images, blood pressure readings, and other information and receive automated advice.
AIIoT in HealthcareThe difference between urban intelligence and urban knowledge and why we need to bridge the gapedit
Urban intelligence based on artificial intelligence and big data has a significant anticipatory role in maximizing the efficiency of infrastructures in the North; while transitions in southern cities depend on generating data and urban knowledge on everyday urban processes and systems (
AIBig Data analyticsSmart CitiesPoor manufacturing may cause downtime in IT industryedit
By Debasis Mohapatra
Compared to this, the banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) sectorsaw sequential growth of 0.6 per cent, and retail and CPG vertical witnessed a growth of 0.4 per cent in Q1 of FY20. Revenue growth in the telecom vertical was at 0.5 per cent, while energy and utilities witnessed a growth of 0.9 per cent. The top six domestic firms include TCS, Infosys, HCL Technologies, Wipro, Tech Mahindra and L&T Infotech.
BFSIIT IndustryManufacturingAI, cloud computing, drones in focus for better egovernanceedit
Emerging technology, like blockchain technology, Artificial Intelligence, virtual reality, drones, cloud computing are all on the table of the Narendra Modi government as it pushes ahead to realise the goal of better egovernance for citizens.
AIEmerging TechnologyGovernance95% of bank executives keen to plan automation strategies: Reportedit
By Mamtha Asokan
The Convergence of AI and RPA in Banking has been fast evolving as all financial institutions have begun leveraging new technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), deep learning and Natural Language Processing
AIAutomationBFSIIndia to become first country to use AI/ML in tax assessmentedit
India will soon become the first country to deploy artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in the tax assessment process, as the Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has promised to adopt faceless assessment system from October this year.
AIMLTaxExpress Governance Awards: An early flood warning system that helps save lives in Gujaratedit
The gauge is part of the eMegh project, an innovative IOT or InternetofThings based early flood warning system that forewarns over two lakh residents of Valsad and 21 villages located downstream about heavy rains in catchment areas and possible inundation.
IoTSmart sensorsDigitization Key Lever For Development Of Innovative Solutionsedit
The digital revolution of air cargo industry includes the use of disruptive technologies that are changing the global business landscape. IoT, wireless technologies (sensors and data loggers), blockchain and artificial intelligence are the technologies in trend which aim to bring the much needed transformation in the industry.
AIBlockchainDigital RevolutionIoTBioplastics to social robots, new tech to bring inclusivityedit
Like most robots, social robots use artificial intelligence (AI) to decide how to act on information received through cameras and other sensors. The ability to respond in ways that seem lifelike has been informed by research into such issues as how perceptions form, what constitutes social and emotional intelligence, and how people can deduce others thoughts and feelings.
AIRoboticsIndustry News: Future of Mobility
Navi Mumbai society installs 3 solar powered electric vehicle charging stationsedit
A residential complex in Navi Mumbai, in addition to installing a rooftop solar power plant, also recently installed three solar powered electric vehicle charging stations within the complex. This is the first such project in Maharashtra, and one of the first in India, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) confirmed.
EVEV Charging StationTamil Nadu unveils a bold Electric Vehicles policy; to run buses 500 EV buses by 2019-20 endedit
Rolling Out a slew of measures to push the idea of Electric Vehicles (EV) in the state, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami has released the EV policy intending to attract Rs 50,000 crore worth of investments and create 1.5 lakh new jobs.
e-busesEVEV PolicyLithium-Ion battery recycling presents a $1,000 million opportunity in Indiaedit
Initiatives by the centre that will accelerate the growth of lithium-ion battery market in India include National Electric Mobility Mission Plan 2020, with a projection of getting 6-7 million electric vehicles on Indian roads by 2020, installation of 175 GW of renewable energy by 2022. As per JMK Research estimates, the lithium-ion battery market in India is expected to increase from 2.9 GWh in 2018 to about 132 GWh by 2030
EVFuture of MobilityLithium BatteriesRTC to save fuel using environment-friendly EVsedit
The Report suggested using solar power instead of wind power. For this, at every possible place, solar panels should be established on the top of buildings. The total amount saved in the RTC by using electric vehicles should be considered as money earned. The sum can be considered as subsidy at today’s price. By this, loans can be taken at the low cost of interest
EVFuture of MobilityGovernment encourages entrepreneurs to set up EV charging stationsedit
To encourage entrepreneurs to explore business opportunities in the nascent electric vehicle and allied industry, the government has come out with many initiatives. One of the latest initiative is a two-day certificate course conducted by Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME), which offers participants to learn the business opportunities around the EV charging stations.
EVEV Charging InfrastructureEV Myths busted Powered by MGedit
Electric vehicles have a lot going for it, but there are a lot of myths surrounding this future technology. Here’s what you need to know Electric Vehicles are taking center stage as we work to a zero-emission future. There are challenges that electric technology comes with, but these are more myths than reality. Here are three common electric vehicle myths that people have.
EVFuture of MobilityThey dont need us anymore: auto workers fear electric unrestedit
Batteries the single most expensive part of an electric vehicle are almost exclusively manufactured overseas and mostly by companies relatively new to the automotive powertrain, such as Chinas Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. and South Koreas SK Innovation Co.
Automotive SectorFuture of MobilityNeither industry, nor consumers ready for shift to electric vehicles: Suyash Guptaedit
Not only is the singular pursuit of EVs riddled with uncertainties, it also comes at the cost of other viable alternative fuels like Auto LPG which can be rolled out much faster and with more immediate results.
EVFuture of MobilityIssue spl bonds to roll out EVsedit
The expert committee on Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Commission has suggested the government issue special electric vehicle (EV) bonds to raise funds from international and national lending agencies for the introduction of EVs on a massive scale.
EVEV PolicyGovernment giving shape to industrial corridor plan: M C Sampathedit
Batteries for electric vehicles would be manufactured in Manalur. The government under the leadership of Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palanisami has been implementing a number of proactive schemes to promote industries in the state, and to provide employment opportunities to a large number of people.
EVEV BatteryElectric Vehicles: Great Potential & Dream But Very Distant Realityedit
The recent reduction of taxation on Electric Vehicles (EV) was one such moment recently. Not only was it a dichotomy to the present state of industry and the automobile sector, it was a reflection of the cluelessness of the powers that be, making policies that are likely to have a significant impact on this nation and eventually on our lives.
EVFuture of MobilityLong Road to Nasscom’s $100b Engineering R&D Goal’edit
This is an aspirational target,” said Karthikeyan Natarajan, global head for engineering, IOT and enterprise mobility at Tech Mahindra. “We have to stretch to get here and several aspects will need to fall into place. We will need government support in aspects like incentives for setting up facilities and creating talent skills.”
Automotive Sectore-mobilityFuture of MobilityFinding life in retired EV batteriesedit
By 2030 there will be over 6 million battery packs retiring from electric vehicles per year, according to IDTechExs latest report named Secondlife Electric Vehicle Batteries 20202030.
EVEV BatteriesDependency on Ola, Uber means more demand: JLRedit
Millennials depending more on ride-hailing service providers for commuting would mean more demand for cars rather than affecting sales in mega cities, including those in India, according to JLR Chief Executive Ralf Speth. Amid automobile sales slowdown in India, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had said one of the reasons for the downturn was millenials using more of ride-hailing services Ola and Uber instead of buying new cars.
Automotive SectorFuture of MobilityKerala plans 2 lakh twowheelers, 50,000 threewheelers in EV pushedit
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e-bikee-mobilityEV PolicyIndia Needs to Get a Move on to Transform Urban Mobilityedit
There is a pressing need to transform urban mobility with a shift towards cleaner technologies, as pollution, traffic congestion, poor road safety and parking are posing challenges to urban transportation in India, according to IT industry lobby Nasscom, which has called for a unique approach to the issue in a new paper. ‘
e-mobilityFuture of MobilityEV as a power source for buildingsedit
How can electric vehicles further add to sustainability, how can EV batteries be optimised for energy efficiency, these are some of the many questions stakeholders are exploring to find the optimal usage for energy storage.
Energy efficiencyEVEV BatteriesElectric Vehicles This Week: Himachal Pradeshs EV Policy, Deepika Padukone Invests In EV Startup And Moreedit
By Yatti Soni
The policy is said to propose incentives to EV batteries and related components manufacturers and disposals in the state. “The incentives shall be provided to eligible enterprises as per Himachal Pradesh Industrial Policy as applicable from time to time,” the state’s official release added.
Automotive SectorEVEV PolicyBattery swap for cost slash: The buzz stops hereedit
Here are some illustrative numbers. In Bengaluru, an AC diesel bus will incur a cost of 85 a km; an e-bus will need 20 less. For nonAC buses, the numbers are 55 and 40. Another estimate, made by Prof Swamy, seems to be less generous to ebuses. In a 2018 paper on Financing of eBuses, he estimates the typical costs of diesel and electric AC buses at 68 and 61, respectively.
battery swapElectric VehiclesCoadopting hydrogen fuelled EV with battery-operated ones could bring about disruptive transitionedit
In the days following the 2015 Paris Agreement, several governments drafted their new climate commitments to limit the global mean temperature below 2 degree Celsius. To achieve these new targets and to adopt a low-carbon pathway, a disruptive transition which shakes up the established systems and paves the way for new, cleaner and more sustainable technology was needed.
Electric VehicleDriverless cars won’t be allowed in India, says Nitin Gadkariedit
Automated or driverless cars might be a distant dream for Indians. On Tuesday, road transport and highways minister Nitin Gadkari said driverless cars will not be allowed in India because the government will not promote any technology that comes at the cost of jobs.
Driverless carTo popularise electric vehicles, make it easy to charge themedit
To fully appreciate the tremendous potential electric vehicles have, for India in particular, and the world in general, one needs to go back 10 years. That was when a bright senior executive of SAP Inc Shai Agassi was persuaded by the late Shimon Peres (former Prime Minister of Israel) to quit his job and start a venture in Israel for making electric vehicles (EVs). The new venture was called Better Place
Electric VehiclesAuto industry stakeholders look up to Industry 4.0 for future growthedit
Industry 4.0, Internet Of Things (IoT), Predictive Machine Maintenance, CBM, Quality Data Mgmt System & Traceability, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Data Analytics, Realtime Safety Monitoring were some of the subjects that were discussed.
AIFuture of MobilityIoT5G network as a game changer in the automotive industry and a basis for enhanced driver techedit
The rise of autonomous driving assistance features in cars is quite prominent and a lot of it depends on connectivity since V2V (vehicle to vehicle) and V2I (vehicle to infrastructure) are extremely crucial for autonomy. There is where the relevance of an upgraded, reliable and responsive network comes in. The current financial year of 2019-20 could see the rollout of 5G network in India. We currently have Internet-connected cars in the country, for example, Hyundai Venue and MG Hector. With the onset of a faster network, commercial and economical development could see breakthoughs like smart city development and enhanced driver assistance features.
5GAutonomous MobilityConnected CarsBy 2021, All Buses In India Will Be Electric, Confirms Minister Nitin Gadkariedit
By Sarthak Dogra
Amidst the constant push by the Indian government to inculcate an electric vehicle ecosystem in the country, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari has now highlighted the efforts to induct more electric buses. According to him, all the buses in the country will be switched to electric in the next two years.
e-busese-mobilityEVTHE AI IN TRANSPORTATION REPORT: How automakers can use artificial intelligence to cut costs, open new revenue streams, and adapt to the digital ageedit
By Ayoub Aouad
New technology is disrupting legacy automakers’ business models and dampening consumer demand for purchasing vehicles. Tech-mediated models of transportation – like ride-hailing, for instance – are presenting would-be car owners with owners with alternatives to purchasing vehicles.
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Tax incentive for new firms could spark ‘make in India’ for EV partsedit
India’s fledgling electric vehicle (EV) industry is likely to receive a shot in the arm with the slashing of corporate tax on new manufacturing companies. With most makers of electric vehicles and their components planning their investments for India, they would be encouraged to accelerate their plans for local manufacturing with the announcements made by finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
EVEV PolicyFuture of MobilityNo need to ban petrol, diesel vehicles; EVs picking up momentrun naturallyedit
Earlier, the NITI Aayog had reportedly proposed that after 2030, only electric vehicles (EVs) should be sold in India. Later, Union ministers, including Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, tried to allay the fear of automobile manufacturers in the country by denying that.
EVFuture of MobilityNITI AayogModi urges UN members to join Indias coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructureedit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday invited UN member states to join the coalition for disaster resilient infrastructure being launched by India, as he presented a practical approach and roadmap on the pressing issue of global climate change at the firsteverhigh level summit in New York.
e-mobilityFuture of MobilityAuto slowdown: An opportunity for electric twowheelers to selfregulate the marketedit
Sales data from the Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles show that of the 7.5 lakh plus units of electric vehicles (EVs) sold in India in 201819, 1.26 lakh account for electric two wheelers a massive jump from only 54,800 electric two wheelers sold in 201718. The National Electric Mobility Mission Plan had envisaged six million to seven million sales by 2020.
Automotive Sectore-bikeEVAll buses in India to be electric in next two years, says Nitin Gadkariedit
Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari has time and again stressed on the significance of EVs and lent his support to Indias auto industry which at present is reeling under its worst slowdown in two decades.
e-busesEV Policy10 opportunities for Delhi to achieve electric, urban mobilityedit
The opportunities are an EV coordinating body; single window clearance; incentives for economic market segments; battery swapping technology; charging and battery swapping infrastructure; reliable and renewable power supply; attractive financing for EVs; ease of EV operations; education, outreach, and capacity building; and open mobility data.
e-mobilityEV PolicyFuture of MobilityHimachal Pradesh To Go 100 Percent Electric By 2030 Says State Governmentedit
Himachal Pradesh is set to switch to electric vehicles by 2030. The government of Himachal Pradesh has announced that the state will be established as a model state for electric vehicle adoption. Himachal Pradesh is aiming at 100 percent electrification within a decade.
EVFuture of MobilityQuality fuel, EVs, smarter monitoring of air quality suggested for cleaner airedit
Source-Specific solutions such as improved fuel quality, phasing out diesel and petrol vehicles, bringing electric vehicles on roads, and accelerating use of clean energy such as solar power were among the major recommendations in a symposium on air pollution hosted by Amity University.
e-mobilityEVSteps Govt’s Taken So Far To Lift Sagging Economyedit
Government ban on buying new vehicles lifted EVs, internal combustion engines to ply, revision of registration fee on hold till June 2020
Automotive SectorEVE-scooter manufacturers are rushing into Germanyedit
Urban consumers, who are already familiar with cab hailing companies like Uber, are attracted to electric scooters as they are fun, provide a new experience and help them avoid traffic jams. The result: investors are opening up their purse strings. Swedish company Voi has raised 75 million euros and Berlin-based Circ 55 million euros.
e-bikeEVFuture of MobilityOpinion: Collective efforts will help revive auto industryedit
Growth aspiration is what keeps us ticking. A year-on-year (YOY) positive metric is the minimum to ask for. Contextually, automotive component, which offers a long-term sustainable business, is now facing negative numbers in recent times, which is wreaking havoc.
Automotive SectorFuture of MobilityHESCOM to set up 100 EV charging stations in 7 Karnataka districtsedit
In a bid to bring the emobility revolution to India by 2030, the Union Government is focussing on increasing the sale of electric vehicles (EVs) across the country. The Centre, however, is yet to frame a policy, in this direction. But Karnataka, which already has a policy in place, has now started the process of identifying locations to set up EV charging stations.
e-mobilityEV Charging InfrastructureElectric cars: Low earners may never get to drive oneedit
Already struggling to keep aging vehicles on the road, lowwage workers could be forgotten in the electomobility age. Climate crisis or not, policymakers face increasing pressure to ensure everyone can stay mobile.
EVFuture of MobilityAAP looks West to study electric bus modelsedit
AS the Delhi Government gears up for introducing 1,000 electric buses in the national capital by 2020, it is planning to study the European model of electric buses, sources said. Delhi Transport Minister, Kailash Gahlot, who has been busy visiting the manufacturing sites of TATA and Ashok Leyland for procurement of the low floor cluster buses, is scheduled to visit European countries including France and Belgium.
e-busesEV PolicyManufacturing Batteries for Electric Vehicles in India: A Case for Make in Indiaedit
The Government of India (GoI) kicked off its Electric Vehicle (EV) drive over two years back with much zeal and vigor. However over time on back of ambiguous policymaking, industry pushback and a palpable slowdown in the auto sector atlarge, the momentum for ubiquitous mass market adoption has somewhat mellowed.
EVEV Charging InfrastructureIndia will grow sustainably, says Prakash Javadekaredit
India will grow sustainably and at the same time ensure its citizens get the benefits of development, Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change Prakash Javadekar told a United Nations forum here
e-mobilityFuture of MobilityHow Delhi can become EV capital of Indiaedit
To realize its dream to have clean, green and people centric mobility solutions, Delhi may need to deploy nearly 35,000 electric and accessible passenger vehicles, at least 1,000 electric vehicles for lastmile connectivity and several hundred public charging and swapping stations in the next year, a firstofitskind report has stressed.
e-busese-mobilityEVElectric buses to hit Warangal roads soonedit
The TSRTC is to get a fleet of 25 electric buses under the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid &) Electric Vehicles (FAME) Phase II. It may be mentioned here that Department of Heavy Industries (DHI) had approved the RTCs proposal for of 325 electric buses for the State.
e-busesEVFAME IIDelhi government looks towards Europe to study electric bus modelsedit
By Rahiba R Parveen
While announcing the governments seven plan policy in combating the pollution in Delhi, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that in next one month, they will also notify the Electric Vehicle Policy. The AAP government in this policy would aim to convert 50 per cent of the public transport to electric.
e-busesEVEV PolicyThe Top 5 Major Setbacks For EV Companies In Indiaedit
While central, state governments and private sectors have been looking forward to boost the use of electric vehicles in India, flipflop in policymaking and a lack of clarity about the sector might be a reason of concern among the players.
e-mobilityEVFuture of MobilityHow lithium mining has gone up in the wake of emobilityedit
By Mainak Das
A research by GlobalData reveals that during 20102017 period, lithium supply across the world grew at a pace of around 6.4 per cent per annum. It also made a forecast that between 2018 and 2022, the global output of the ineral will reach 154 Kt, as 86 Kt of new metal capacity comes on stream to meet the increasing demand of lithiumion battries for electric vehicles and smartphones.
e-mobilityEV BatteryLithium BatteriesHimachal aims 100 per cent transition to e-vehicles by 2030edit
Himachal Pradesh is aiming to achieve 100 per cent transition to electric vehicles by 2030 in alignment with the United Nations sustainable development goals, an official said on Wednesday. A meeting to frame the draft for the Himachal Pradesh Electric Vehicle Policy 2019 was held here, chaired by Chief Secretary Shrikant Baldi.
EVEV PolicyGovt should be tech-agnostic: Butschekedit
India sold a total of 3.3 million units of passenger vehicles. The share of e-cars however, was less than 3,000 units. Presently Tata Motors — that sells the electrified version of the Tigor and Tiago models — and Mahindra & Mahindra’s e-Verito are the only two players in the mass e-car segment.
Automotive Sectore-mobilityEVGlobal share of ebuses to grow nearly 33% by 2030edit
By 2030, the Chinese market will account for 74 per cent of total electric buses in the world, while North America and European markets will jointly make up around 14 per cent of global e-buses by the same time
e-busese-mobilityFuture of MobilityElectrifying opportunity, some bumps on the wayedit
By Bharani Vaitheeswaran
A slew of researchers and entrepreneurs are working overtime to reduce battery costs and improve efficiency, while yet others are looking to put new models of electric vehicles on the road.
e-mobilityEVFuture of MobilityElectric Vehicles This Week: Tamil Nadu State EV Policy, Ather 340 Discontinued And Moreedit
By Yatti Soni
Electric Vehicles This Week: Tamil Nadu State EV Policy And More Earlier this week, the Tamil Nadu government unveiled its state electric vehicle policy on September 16. The policy proposed to promote EV startups along with introducing various incentives and concessions for the electric vehicle and battery manufacturers.
e-mobilityEVEV Policy100% transition to evehicles by 30: CSedit
This will provide sustainable, safe, eco-friendly, inclusive and integrated mobility to the public. The government has also set up a high-power committee for monitoring implementation of this policy and for development of procedures and modalities.
e-mobilityEVFuture of MobilityWhy Modi govts push for electric vehicles alone wont solve Indias air pollution crisisedit
India’s recent economic slowdown appears to have taken an unexpected victim — the Narendra Modi government’s electric vehicle (EV) ambitions. Faced with weak exports, declining car sales and widespread layoffs in the automotive sector, the BJP appears to have backtracked on its EV agenda.
EVEV PolicyFuture of MobilitySoon, housing societies will have to set up charging points for evehiclesedit
After unveiling the electric vehicle policy, the State is planning to amend the model building by-laws under Development Control Regulations, to create infrastructure for electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Industries department said the idea is to ensure that charging infrastructure for vehicles is integrated at the planning stage for new constructions.
EV Charging InfrastructureFuture of MobilityPlugging into a healthy future: A bold EV policy can help Delhiites breathe easyedit
Delhis draft EV policy targets 25 percent electric vehicles in new registrations within the next five years. Measures to improve air quality and reduce emissions have never been more urgent. Across India, levels of particulate pollution have increased by 69 percent over the past twenty years. According to the University of Chicago, exposure to air pollution in Delhi is shortening life expectancy of residents by a decade.
EVFuture of MobilityIndia wants EVs; but are we ready for itedit
The buzz is all about electric vehicles (EVs) and why India needs to steadily move towards them due to the polluted state of the environment. It is good to think of moving in that direction, but there are hitches and several of them at that.
EVFuture of MobilityHimachal aims 100 pc transition to evehicles by 2030edit
Himachal Pradesh is aiming to achieve 100 per cent transition to electric vehicles by 2030 in alignment with the United Nations sustainable development goals, an official said on Wednesday. A meeting to frame the draft for the Himachal Pradesh Electric Vehicle Policy 2019 was held here, chaired by Chief Secretary Shrikant Baldi.
e-mobilityEVGovt proposes to draft Electric Vehicle Policy 2019edit
The Chief Secretary said that the Electric Vehicle policy is targeted to achieve 100 per cent transition to Electric Vehicles by 2030 in the state in alignment with United Nation›s sustainable development goals and vision of the Union government. He said that the objective of the policy is to save environment, accelerate demand for EV›s, promote sustainable transport system and to create public private charging infrastructure for EV›s.
EVEV PolicyEvehicle policy: PMK leader urges TN govt to announce additional subsidyedit
Under the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME) project, a sum of Rs 10,000 has been given as subsidy for one KW capacity twowheeler. However, the consumer has to spend an additional Rs 20,000 to upgrade the vehicles capacity.
EVEV PolicyFAME II PolicyAuto slowdown, uncertainity forces component industry to cut down capexedit
Component manufacturers, who invested in the past expecting a growth in sales, have found themselves fighting the downturn with lower utilisation of existing capacity and capital invested in new facilities, which have no takers. Moreover, there is confusion about whether customer demand will shift to electric vehicles in the future. This will impact capex allocation for traditional auto component manufacturing.
Automotive SectorEVTo have 25% EVs, Delhi will need to register 5 lakh cars in five yearsedit
Delhi will need to register approximately 5 lakh new electric vehicles (EV) in the next five years to achieve the target of having 25% EVs on the national capitals road by 2023, according to a report by Dialogue and Development Commission of Delhi and Rocky Mountain Institute.
EVEV PolicyThe Hybrid Road To EVsedit
By Ashish Gupta
Two, smart hybrids where the vehicle can run either on gasoline or diesel or just on batteries for some distance. And finally, you have plug-in smart cars where the batteries have to be charged at stations. Auto companies like Maruti, Mahindra, and Hyundai have either developed or are developing hybrids cars, especially simple hybrids. Mahindra’s e-Verito sedan is a perfect combination of electric and conventional cars.(
EVFuture of MobilityHybrid CarsSo Near, Yet So Faredit
“The time is right to shift to electric vehicles in India,” said Anand Mahindra, Chairman, Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M), in his address to shareholders at M&M’s 73rd annual general meeting. He also noted that there is a tectonic shift in the auto industry. Adding that the government is putting all its weight behind electric vehicles, Mahindra said the question isn’t whether or not the country will transition to EVs but how.
Automotive Sectore-mobilityEVOpinion: EmPowering the electric vehiclesedit
Electric Vehicles (EVs) have found a new place in the heart of India as well as in the schemes and policies of the Government of India (GoI). The message from the governments initiatives is loud and clear they do not want to play catchup when it comes to adopting and accepting newer sustainable technologies and undoubtedly want to give a big push to EVs in India.
e-mobilityEVFuture of MobilityElectric vehicles set to revolutionise our livesedit
Most people were skeptical a century ago when automobiles began replacing their horses. Now electric vehicles (EVs) are again revolutionizing global mobility. Last year 5.6 million EVs were sold globally of which half were sold in China. Every auto major is now investing heavily into them.
EVFuture of MobilityConvert 25% of all vehicles to electric, save Rs 6k cr: Reportedit
This was one the 10 actionable solutions offered to the Delhi government to accelerate mobility transition in the city, DDC chairman Jasmine Shah said. He said these recommendations, if approved by the government, will be added to draft Electric Vehicle Policy for Delhi which, Shah added, is likely to be notified soon.
e-mobilityEV PolicyFuture of MobilityDelhi plans e-vehicles for last-mile connectivityedit
By Gayathri Mani
“As Delhi looks to take ambitious steps towards inducting large number of electric buses and taking leadership in fighting air pollution, this report will become an important reference point for all our agencies on the various reforms needed to ensure a successful transition to electric vehicles.”
EVlast mile connectivityIn pipeline: Single authority for e-vehicle registrationedit
In case of EVs for last-mile deliveries of food, parcels and other products, a working group comprising vehicle manufacturers, e-commerce companies among others was created to offer solutions. Companies such as Zomato, Flipkart, Bigbasket, Uber Eats, Grofers and Blue Dart are part of the group. The group has targeted deployment of 1,000 EVs in the next year.
EVEV PolicyFuture of MobilityPlugging Into The Futureedit
The concept is already finding traction among fleet owners. Maini’s Sun Mobility recently tied up with ride hailing company Uber for battery swapping in the latter’s upcoming electric three-wheeler range. The largest organised player in this business, SmartE, which runs almost1,000 electric rickshaws in Delhi-NCR, also swears by it.
EVFuture of MobilityDelhi plans e-vehicles for last-mile connectivityedit
By Gayathri Mani
“As Delhi looks to take ambitious steps towards inducting large number of electric buses and taking leadership in fighting air pollution, this report will become an important reference point for all our agencies on the various reforms needed to ensure a successful transition to electric vehicles.”
EVlast mile connectivityElectric vehicles: Tamil Nadu seeks first-mover advantage with new policyedit
These incentives would be valid till 2022. A 100% exemption on land registration fee and a 100% exemption on electricity tax have also been offered. The state government would provide funds to procure and deploy electric vehicles across its departments. An open permit system for three-wheeler EVs would also be implemented, the policy note says.
EVEV PolicyGovernment may float tender soon for mega investments in battery manufacturingedit
In Indias quest to realise massscale electric mobility, affordability of electric vehicles is a serious hurdle. Therefore, localisation of battery, the single most expensive component in any electric vehicle, is key. It is learnt that the government is targeting to set up a 50 GWh battery manufacturing capacity in India by 2025 or so. The required investment for the same could be to the tune of $50 billion (Rs 354,650 crore).
EV BatteryEnergy trends and technologies for Indiaedit
But lets not blame Trump alone. In India, like elsewhere, everybody wants the bigger car, the McMansion, and the split aircons. If you have the money, just go ahead and splurge. Electric vehicles have captured the attention of policy makers in India, but EVs still need to be powered up. That power comes from central generation today, where coal is still king in India.
electric mobilityE-tailers push for electric mobility in Indiaedit
Last week online grocery retailer bigbasket announced an ambitious plan to increase its current fleet of electric vehicles (EVs) to1000 electric vans and 2000 electric bikes in the next one year for its last-mile delivery service across metro cities. While analysts feel it is a smart eco-friendly move by bigbasket to cut down delivery cost, there are infrastructure issues that need to be addressed.
electric mobilitylast mile connectivityShared MobilityElectric vehicles: The way forward for early adoptionedit
Local manufacturing: The major cost in an EV is the battery. Now, and in the foreseeable future, batteries used in Indian EVs are/will be imported, largely from China. There is continuous innovation in batteries and a fear is that low-technology batteries, which are no longer popular in China, are getting dumped in India
Electric VehiclesEV BatteriesDriverless cars: A whole new marketing channeledit
There are three tectonic forces hitting the auto industry simultaneously, and even one of them would be powerful enough to disrupt the entire industry. This powerful trifecta of forces is fleets represented by app-based Cabson-demand like Uber/Ola, electric vehicles EV replacing IC engines, and finally, autonomous or driverless cars.
Autonomous drivingdriverless carsElectric VehicleDiscussing India’s Auto Components Landscapeedit
The government and private sector thrust on electrification is likely to ramp up sales of electric vehicles (EVs), with varying outcomes for different players; 3. The continued growth of shared mobility could see the emergence of a new customer segment, i.e. fleet aggregators and owners;
Electric VehicleBengaluru: Bounce faces helmet thefts, to use IoT to tackle menaceedit
From this month, we have deployed new IoT-enabled helmets which have curbed the number of thefts. We’re currently scaling this up and in the next two months, all helmets will Intenet of Things-enabled” Hallekere said. He added that their community members are helping retrieve helmets.
IoTShared MobilityStates rule out GST rate cut on automobilesedit
Punjab, too, is of the view that the rate cut was not feasible and had resisted a rate reduction on electric vehicles (EVs) in the last Council meeting. The rate on EVs was cut to 5 per cent from 18 per cent in July.
Automotive SectorEVGSTOutside-In Perspective Of The Drive Ahead For Auto Industryedit
Adoption of Electric mobility. All the emphasis in electric mobility could be making potential car buyers to be waiting for the launch of electric vehicles Add to these, the perennial issues of bad roads, insufficient parking and other infrastructure issues in the maze to complete what is plaguing the Auto Industry.
Automotive SectorEVFuture of MobilityE-rickshaw sees growth amid auto slowdownedit
When automotive sales are tanking, e-rickshaws are witnessing a strong growth — growing at 16% CAGR — as it has emerged as a cheap last mile commute in smaller towns and cities. The e-rickshaw market, currently 4 lakh units is expected to grow to a million units by 2025, a study on Wednesday said
e-rickshawsFuture of MobilityElectric vehicles not exactly environment-friendly, Chicago expert details whyedit
Notably, NITI Aayog’s roadmap for the country laid extra stress on the need for electric vehicles, stating all only electric automobile would be sold after the year 2030. Moreover, it exhorted all two-and three-wheelers to “go green” by 2023 whereas the deadline for commercial vehicles was the year 2026
EVFuture of MobilityNITI AayogDiscussing India’s Auto Components Landscapeedit
The government and private sector thrust on electrification is likely to ramp up sales of electric vehicles (EVs), with varying outcomes for different players; 3. The continued growth of shared mobility could see the emergence of a new customer segment, i.e. fleet aggregators and owners.
Automotive SectorEVOEMCarmakers are rolling out more electric vehicles, but who is buying?edit
Consumer demand “can’t be mandated”, Daimler CEO Ola Kallenius said at the show. Mercedes-Benz is adding at least 10 purely battery-powered cars through 2022 at a cost of more than €10 billion, starting with last year’s EQC sport utility vehicle (SUV), so the carmaker’s lineup can to meet stricter emission limits.
e-mobilityEVFuture of MobilityWhat about the battery charging policyedit
When the government announced its plans to usher in electric vehicles (EVs), it was jumping the gun. It should have worked on a battery policy first. Why At the turn of this century, Shimon Peresthe former prime minister of Israel turned business evangelist approached a bright senior executive of SAP Inc, Shai Agassi. was called Better Place
EVEV Charging InfrastructureStill charging: Indias electric vehicle planedit
Electric vehicles (EVs), especially powered by renewable power, can be a sustainable solution for reducing air pollution in Indian cities and bring down Indias oil import bill. Experts emphasise that a lot has been done by the government over the past few years to encourage emobility but clear goals and regulations are needed to get public transport, manufacturers and consumers onto the EV bandwagon.
e-mobilityEVEV ChargingNiti Aayog for only electric two-wheelers after 2025edit
In a written reply to the Lok Sabha, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari also said the Aayog has also proposed that three-wheelers sold in the country should be electric ones only after March 31, 2023. Gadkari said the government has started working on meeting the demands of electricity for the new set of electric vehicles
EVFuture of MobilityNITI AayogNew Research On Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure Market 2019 Growth By Leading Players | ChargePoint, AeroVironment and Moreedit
Worldwide Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure market study predicts revenues for applications across key regions with scope of Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure market, manufacturing cost structure analysis, and product overview.
EVEV Charging InfrastructureEuropean automakers tell governments they must help sell electric carsedit
German carmakers are accelerating plans to launch electric vehicles, under pressure from a European Union mandate to deliver a 37.5% cut in carbon dioxide emissions between 2021 and 2030, on top of a 40% cut in emissions between 2007 and 2021.
EVEV PolicyFuture of MobilityErickshaw volume in India to reach 1 million units by FY25edit
Analysing the dominance of electric rickshaws, which currently cover 80 per cent of the EV market in India, Frost and Sullivan has said in a recent report that the e-rickshaws in India will grow to 1 million units by FY2025 from 0.4 million in FY2019.
e-rickshawsEVFuture of MobilityElectric Cars Are Here But How About Selling Themedit
It only took a decade for traditional automakers to take electric cars seriously and offer more than a smattering of test the-water models. Now comes the hard part: Getting consumers to buy them. At Frankfurt’s 2019 car show, Volkswagen AG chief executive officer Herbert Diess laid it on thick, calling on governments to give up coal-fired power as he unveiled the electric ID.3 car for-the-masses.
EVFuture of MobilityAs ERickshaws Go Green, Why Are Environmentalists Seeing Rededit
Over 60 million Indians travel by e-rickshaws everyday. Yet the waste generated by Indias reliance on the lead acid battery could undermine the environmental gains from using electric vehicles. Newly manufactured erickshaws fitted with Lead Acid batteries (LABs) set to hit the streets, at a manufacturing.
e-rickshawsEVEV BatteriesInternet In Your Caredit
In a manned or unmanned vehicle, IoT would collect data from various sensors, actuators, Global Position System (GPS) or Local Position System (LPS), and Electronic Controlling Unit (ECU). Sensors and devices in the vehicle would trans-receive live audio, video, speed sensor, theft alarm, fuel sensor, entry access control, GPS and other telematic data in various formats.
Connected CarsFuture of MobilityData Analytics & A Sound Battery Management System Are The Future Of Electric Vehiclesedit
A number of countries who are investing in the future of renewable energy and pushing for aggressive adoption are helping increase the demand for better and smarter batteries. As the demand for electric vehicles increases globally, this significantly shifts the focus on to cuttingedge battery management systems.
Electric VehiclesEV no answer to air pollution: Chicago profedit
The NITI Aayog’s road map had said that all vehicles sold after 2030 would be electric. Also, all two-and three-wheelers should go electric from 2023 and commercial vehicles from 2026, in accordance with the plan. In fact, Road, Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari had in 2017 announced the plan to move India to 100 per cent electric cars by 2030.
Electric VehiclesNITI AayogGovt’s big plan to push EVs: Rs 40,000-crore subsidies in the worksedit
By Arup Roychoudhary
The government is considering more sops and benefits to push electric mobility in India — this time on the supply side. The plan is to spend Rs 40,000 crore on subsidies over the next 10 years, aimed at companies that will set up manufacturing units for batteries, parts of electric vehicles (EVs), or components supporting infrastructure like charging stations, Business Standard has learnt.
Electric VehiclesIndian Oil and NTPC Launch Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Noidaedit
Earlier, the government cut the rate of Goods and Services Tax (GST) on electric vehicles (EVs) in a move to increase electric mobility in the country. The 36th GST Council meeting was chaired by finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, wherein the GST on EVs was reduced from 12% to 5%.
Electric Vehicles ChargingEV Charging InfrastructureGSTNo threat to jobs, Sena chief tells BESTedit
Even though the economic slowdown has led to job losses across sectors, BEST employees can breathe easy as there will be no retrenchment. At an event to inaugurate 10 electric buses on Tuesday, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray also assured the workers a hike in salaries.
e-mobilityFuture of MobilityJobsDelhi Metro to Introduce E-Bikes at Metro Stations for Last Mile Connectivityedit
Electric vehicles produce fewer emissions that contribute to climate change and smog than conventional vehicles. This also enhances the last mile connectivity for metro users. The confirmation came recently as the Bengaluru-based ride-sharing start-up for electric bikes announced the initiation of its operations in Delhi.
e-bikelast mile connectivityIndian auto component industry need not fear EVs, say Industry leadersedit
Similarly, Eric Vas, President, Urbanite, Bajaj Auto said, “Event in two-wheelers, electric vehicles have a big problem. As a 100-cc bike which costs Rs 50k to Rs 55k have quite long-range and affordable. An electric two-wheeler with that kind of specification is costly. I would say the ICE engine is here to stay.
EVFuture of MobilityGovt mulls policy changesedit
“We have decided to revisit the policy to make it more comprehensive, broad-based and inclusive without compromising on the special position as a preferred destination for attracting investments in manufacture of electric vehicle,” deputy chief minister Laxman Savadi, who oversees transport department told TOI. Savadi said he will hold a meeting with senior officials, industrialists and other stakeholders soon to discuss changes needed to boost opportunities in electric mobility.
EVEV PolicyFully ‘charged’ about electric runedit
By Ajay Menon
As Tamil Nadu waits for a new policy on electric vehicles, Coimbatore, which has made great strides through the City’s own Ampere Vehicles, should become a hub for manufacturing E-vehicles, says pioneer Hemalatha Annamalai. The Tamil Nadu Government’s decision to come up with an electric vehicle policy shortly, should be reason enough for the State and Coimbatore in particular, to be enthused as the City is a front-runner in manufacturing E-vehicles.
e-mobilityEVFuture of MobilityDo we have the charging infrastructure for EVs in Indian market?edit
By Aditya Chatterjee
EVs has led to the opening of a new business area, that of charging infrastructure. The government has announced incentives for electric vehicles like Income tax deductions, lower import duty on many components, Investment-linked tax exemption for setting up manufacturing facilities, GST reduction on EVs from 12 to 5% to stretch its demand. Find out more about charging infrastructure.
EVEV Charging InfrastructureBEST deploys Olectra-BYD electric AC buses in Mumbai with a range of 200kmedit
Brihan Mumbai Electricity Supply and Transport Undertaking (BEST) has officially inducted a fleet of 10 state of art 9-meter (eBuzz K7) electric buses that have beeb procured from Olectra-BYD. This development is the part of the company’s 40 air-conditioned and non air-conditioned buses that are being acquired on Gross Cost Contract basis.
e-busese-mobilityEVEV: Overcoming the Constraints of Electricity Gridsedit
These changes coincide with the evolution toward a cleaner, more decentralized, and digitized environment. Electric vehicle (EV) charging could create local constraints and stability problems on electricity grids and reduce the environmental benefits of electrification. Investment and infrastructure to support electric mobility will change significantly from one place to another
EVFuture of MobilityExplained: The negative sentiment in automobile marketedit
What the Finance Minister had actually said was, The main objective of the FAME II scheme (Faster adoption and manufacturing of hybrid and electric vehicles) is to encourage electric vehicles by way of offering upfront incentives on purchase of such vehicles and also by establishing the necessary charging infrastructure for electric vehicles.
Automotive SectorDelhi government to come out with policy on electric vehiclesedit
Besides, transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is expected to reduce India’s oil import bill, and generate new avenues of employment. According to the draft policy, the Delhi government wants 25% of all new vehicles by 2023 to be electric vehicles. The government is also looking to put in place measures to support the creation of jobs in driving, selling, financing, servicing and charging of EVs.
EVEV PolicyMore electric buses on the road soon: West Bengal transport ministeredit
A number of states in the country had got the approval from the centre to roll out electric vehicles under Fame I but most of them have failed to do so. Bihar, Assam and Tripura and some others have accepted Kolkatas model of rolling out electric buses under Fame I, Adhikari said.
e-busese-mobilityUP Govt Invites Bids to Buy 700 Electric Busesedit
In the biggest order for electric vehicles (EVs) in the country so far, Uttar Pradesh has put out bids to buy 700 electric buses in one go at a cost of Rs 1,065 crore to run them in 15 cities, including Varanasi, Agra and Lucknow. The order is part of the second phase of the Centre’s FAME (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles in India) scheme, under which 5,595 air-conditioned electric buses are to be bought across the country.
e-busese-mobilityGovt taking slew of steps to revive Indian economy, says Sinhaedit
He called for massive investments by the automotive industries in the country on new business models, technology and electric vehicles. The government is also encouraging the concept of ridesharing, which adds to the lower sales of cars. He described India as the capital of small cars, not for its sales in volumes, but for its capabilities and manufacturing techniques
EVFuture of Mobilitylast mile connectivityElectric vehicle home ruleedit
“We have decided that all new buildings must keep space within their parking area to set up charging stations for electric vehicles,” the mayor said. Environmentalists said a large fleet of electric vehicles would help improve the air quality. The exhaust fumes of diesel vehicles are thought to be the biggest contributor to the city’s air pollution.
EVEV PolicyElectric Vehicle Charging Stations Market Size Worth USD 3.4 Billion by 2026edit
Automotive industry is on the verge of witnessing revolution with introduction of the electric vehicles for every sector including truck sector, utility vehicle sector, and transport sector. Change in the automotive sector through electric vehicles needs to be backed up by the installation of ample amount of electric vehicle charging stations.
EV Charging InfrastructureFuture of MobilityAuto firms should also take up GST rate cut demand with State FMsedit
Are people looking for cabs or for newer BS VI vehicles and electric vehicles? Or is it cyclical?” A member of the audience interrupted the junior Minister and said that this was due to the delayed effect of demonetisation and that people don’t have money to spend.
Automotive SectorBS-VIGSTInnovation in EV Tech from powering homes to plugging last mile connectivityedit
ECars that double up as mobile power sources to electric vehicles (EV) incorporating folded e scooters in the boot as a compliment to the main vehicle, both for last mile connectivity ans as a back up option if the user were to ever be stranded at some point due to low battery in the car
EVlast mile connectivityDelhi to soon have very progressive e-vehicle policy: Kejriwaledit
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said his government will soon come out with a “very progressive” e-vehicle policy. A draft of the policy recommending to enhance registration of e-vehicles up to 25 per cent of the total volume of registered vehicles by 2023, was released by the government in November last year.
e-mobilityEVIndian auto industry growth story is about to collapse: Guenter Butschekedit
Indian automobile industry growth story is on the verge of collapse thanks to uncertainty in consumers’ minds, electrification and BS-VI transition, Guenter Butschek, CEO Tata Motors said while speaking at SIAM convention here.
Automotive SectorFuture of MobilityGoing electric proving tough for Bengaluru autosedit
Karnataka was the first state to have a dedicated policy for electric vehicles. The state government even had the lofty ideal of making Bengaluru the electric vehicle capital of India. In the recent Union Budget too, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced tax rebates on electric vehicles. However, this has not translated into action.
e-mobilityEVFirst State Transport electric bus launchededit
The State Transport (ST) launched its first electric bus in Mumbai on Thursday. The bus, named Shivai, will run between Dadar and Pune. The electric supplement bus will save on costs of ST corporation. Shiv Sena party chief Uddhav Thackeray inaugurated it.
e-busese-mobilityEVAuto shutdownedit
Persuaded by some deeply flawed metrics used by policy wonks at the Niti Aayog about how India’s future mobility was going to be electric, without giving any thought whatsoever about jobs and such other “extraneous” matters, he believed that our country could not just catch up with China on electric vehicles (EVs) but also take the lead.
EVNITI AayogA GST Slash On Hybrid CNG Vehiclesedit
It may be recalled that hybrids were previously put on a par with battery operated electric vehicles and were available with incentives. Last year, the government segregated the two categories by withdrawing tax benefits from hybrid vehicles, which resulted in a gross tax rate of 43 per cent (28 per cent GST plus 15 per cent cess).
Automotive SectorEVGSTHow AI is set to reshape the auto sectoredit
By Amrita Nair-Ghaswala
Some advanced driver-assistance systems features such as electronic stability programme, parking assistance, anti-lock braking, etc, have already made their mark in the market. Ray says the logistics and transportation sector are realising that telematics and the use of artificial intelligence (AI) help improve their business processes and increase efficiency.
AIFuture of MobilityAuto sector crisis: August 2019 turns out to be another gloomy month for major carmakers in Indiaedit
Kia Motors has reportedly sold 6,200 units of Seltos in August 2019. One has to keep in mind that the numbers have been achieved in merely 10 days since the launch of the vehicle on August 22. MG Motor has been able to sell 2,018 units of Hector during the same month.
Automotive SectorEVProblem with evehicle Check out the Electric Futureedit
Micromax CoFounder Rahul Sharmas Revolt Intellicorp and a network of car service centres, GoMechanic have announced a services & maintenance partnership to provide diagnosis, service, and repairs for electric vehicle users
EVFuture of MobilityPlugging Into The Futureedit
In the last few months, if there is one sector that has benefited from the largesse that policymakers can sometimes bestow on industries, it is the nascent electric vehicle (EV) industry in India. For long all that this industry got from the government was mere lip service even as the world moved ahead and charted a course. That has changed now.
EVFuture of MobilityGST Council may cut tax on hybrid vehicles as auto sales sink: Reportedit
Besides, except for electric vehicles, bicycles and rickshaws, all other commercial and personal use two and fourwheelers were brought under the 28 percent GST slab. For electric vehicles, the Council had in July cut rates from 12 percent to 5 percent.
Automotive Sectore-mobilityGSTA host of ebike and escooter launches to mark 2019-20edit
Prime Minister Narendra Modis evehicle dream has got manufacturers ignited. A host of escooters, ebikes and equad bikes are about to be launched this year even as the 2023 deadline for stopping registration of petrol engine twowheelers and threewheelers is less than five years away.
e-bikee-mobilityFuture of MobilityWe don’t need no private carsedit
India is moving towards that. Taxis are also gradually going electric. Energy Efficiency Services Ltd., which had finalised the purchase of 10,000 electric cars for government use, is now offering those e-vehicles to cab companies like Ola and Meru, as demand from government departments has been muted so far. The government’s incentive scheme (FAME) is also tilted towards support for electric public transport.
e-mobilityEVFAME II PolicyFuture of MobilityGlobal electric-car sales fall for first time after China cuts subsidyedit
Monthly sales worldwide fell 14 per cent to about 128,000 plug-in passenger electric vehicles, Sanford C. Bernstein said in a report on Tuesday. Sales declined in China and North America, while rising in Europe. Growth in China, the biggest producer and market for electric vehicles, is slowing down as a reduction in EV subsidies and a cooling economy weigh on consumers’ buying decisions.
e-mobilityEVEV-makers lure buyers with new pricing modelsedit
India’s electric two-wheeler players are taking to innovative pricing models to mitigate the impact of high costs in a highly price-sensitive market. While last year saw Ather Energy announce subscription plans for end-to-end after-sales services, rival Revolt Intellicorp has taken it a notch further by allowing customers of its two new electric motorcycles to pay for them in monthly instalments.
EVFuture of MobilityCharging ahead Indias electric car revolution faces bumpsedit
Among those most interested in new electric vehicles are drivers of Delhis ubiquitous motorised rickshaws, who hope the new vehicles could help them avoid rising fuel prices.
e-mobilityEVFuture of MobilityLithium-ion locomotives soon on trackedit
This comes at a time when the NITI Aayog has lined up its ambitious targets like full conversion to EVs for three-wheelers by 2023, and two-wheelers by 2025. On a pilot basis, the Eastern Railway Kanchrapara Railway Workshop has already converted one motor coach to work as battery cum 25 kV shunting engine.
e-mobilityLithium ion batteryGovernment plans to subsizide EV battery productionedit
Even though electric mobility is gaining importance in India, it is still at a very nascent stage. According to Economic Survey 2019, the current market share of electric cars in India is 0.06 per cent only, reflecting the low penetration of EVs in India.
e-mobilityEVNITI AayogGear up for e-surge in buses and bikesedit
It is notable that power major NTPC has joined hands with oil giant IOC to set up a series of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in cities and along highways. There is much potential for India to emerge as a leader in small and public EVs, given high latent demand.
e-bikee-busesEVCan India switch to electric vehicles in the near futureedit
By Aparna Deb
The governments big budgetary push clearly indicates its goal to promote the manufacture and sale of electric vehicles (EVs) in India in the near future. Major automakers like Hyundai and Mahindra are unveiling EVs in India like Kona Electric, Mahindra e2o, etc. The newer eversions are also gathering a lot of attention due to their futuristic and new designs.
EVFuture of MobilityBuying Cars And Two Wheelers Could Get Cheaper Soon; Heres Whyedit
By Tarun Kochar
Automakers have complained that all the benefits are given only for electric vehicles, instead of easing out the problems due to this slowdown. To which, the FM has stated that solutions for both types of vehicles will exist alongside.
EVFuture of MobilityWhat is the economics behind e-vehicle batteries?edit
The story so far: Shifting gears in the transition to electric vehicles (EVs), the NITI Aayog, in May this year, proposed to ban the sale of all internal combustion engine (ICE) powered threewheelers post March 2023. It also suggested that all new twowheelers below 150cc sold after March 2025 should be electric.
EVEV BatteriesAuto makers cut inventory as sales recovery seems elusive: Analystsedit
ICICI Securities, which recently held meetings with number of OEMs, in its analysis said, it could see the changing dynamics of consumer preferences across automotive space. Customers’ mind is confused by various policies and issues which have happened and to top it off BS-VI and its impact on residual values. EV is still far, and the government should clarify that EV is not necessarily urgently looked into.
Automotive SectorEVOEMFalse promises of an electric vehicle utopiaedit
Pollutionfree, decongested and zero emissions. This is what electric vehicles offer Delhi, but its current policy does not achieve this. Electric Vehicle, Energy, Renewable Energy, Delhi, Pollution, Public Transport Infrastructure.
EVFuture of MobilityIndia’s EV ride: What lies aheadedit
By S. Ronendra Singh
The writing is on the wall. India’s automobiles industry is seeing the worst slowdown in nearly two decades. Amid distress calls over the slump in national sales figures, auto giants have also been voicing concern over a Niti Aayog proposal to push for full conversion to electric vehicles (EVs) for internal combustion engine (ICE) three-wheelers by 2023, and two-wheelers (for engines with or below 150 cc capacity) by 2025.
EVFuture of MobilityNiti Aayog Says Electric Cars Will Be Cheaper Soon, Thanks To Reduced Battery Costsedit
By Sarthak Dogra
Electric cars are set to become cheaper, confirms NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant. As per Kant, the cost of electric vehicles will be at par with that of comparable IC engine vehicles in the next 3 to 4 years. This will be enabled by a lower cost of batteries used for EVs in the near future.
EVNITI AayogRisks of charging electric twowheeler batteries in home/office: Worrisome or notedit
By Lijo Mathai
HansOtto Schjerven, head of the Vestfold Fire Department, says rechargeable lithium batteries can cause fires that are difficult to extinguish and the batteries emit fire that quickly spreads. Come to think of it, China is the largest manufacturer of electric vehicles while Norway is the fastest adopter of this technology. Doesnt that ring a bell I will explain
EV Charginglithium batteryStage being set for bikes run on battery in Delhiedit
In the next couple of years, Delhi may witness a large number of battery run bikes providing lastmile connectivity to people who rely on public transport. Small and medium freight vehicles may also shift from CNG to electric.
e-bikee-mobilitylast mile connectivityPolicy on electric vehicles likely to be released in three weeksedit
The State government will release a policy for electric vehicles within three weeks, said J. Radhakrishnan, Principal Secretary, Transport Department, here on Saturday. Speaking at the launch of Society for Smart E-Mobility (SSEM), he assured its members that the policy will focus on encouraging both manufacturers as well as users of electric vehicles.
EVEV PolicyCoimbatore industrialists float forum to focus on evehiclesedit
They asked the state to permit RTO’s to register electric vehicles certified by International Centre for Automotive Technology or Automotive Research Association of India. They also sought basic testing facilities for electric vehicles in major cities of the state.
Automotive SectorEVAndhra Pradesh to replace 10,000 buses with evehiclesedit
Initially, 1,000 buses will be taken off the road and they will be replaced by an equal number of electric buses. (Representational image) Initially, 1,000 buses will be taken off the road and they will be replaced by an equal number of electric buses
e-busesEVGovernment prepares array of rules as it looks to overhaul road mobilityedit
By Shreya Nandi
The committees will comprise senior ministry officials as well as representatives from states, and industry bodies such as the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (Siam), Insurance Development and Regulatory Authority of India (Irdai), Association of State Road Transport Undertakings (ASTRU), Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI), said two senior government officials, requesting anonymity.
EV PolicyFuture of MobilityFirst EV charging STN in Gr Noidaedit
NTPC and Indian Oil Corporation have commissioned their first electric vehicle (EV) charging station at Indian Oil COCO Petro Pump near New Holland Tractor plant, Greater Noida. This EV charging station is first in the series of such stations planned across cities and highways. The station offers four charging points with fast and slow charging options.
EVEV Charging StationsE-Autos prove beneficial for GHMCedit
By S. Sandeep Kumar
The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporations initiative of introducing eautos for garbage collection under a pilot project is proving beneficial as these vehicles are facilitating early clearance of the waste from the commercial areas of the city, apart from ensuring lower vehicular emissions
e-mobilityEVChennai Buzz: Citys first Aadhaar Seva Kendra | Electric bus gets going | ECR cameras to nab traffic rule violators and moreedit
The minimum fare is Rs 11 and the fare for end to end travel is fixed at Rs 25. The first bus was launched as part of the proposal to introduce two electric buses in Chennai. The Union government has sanctioned 525 electric buses for Tamil Nadu under Phase II of Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles in India Scheme
e-busesEVFAME II PolicyCentre looks to cut GST rates as car sales slump persists in Augustedit
By Amit Panday
Meanwhile, Sitharaman also said the governments efforts to promote electric mobility should not be misconstrued as promoting electric vehicles at the expense of internal combustion engine vehicles. All vehicles will have their due market share. It is not that we are promoting one segment of the industry at the expense of another, said the minister.
Automotive SectorGST100 EV charging hubs across Hyderabad soonedit
The first phase will cover at least 50 regions where five charging hubs will be set up in a month. The charging hubs will have an uninterrupted power supply, among other things. The charging hubs will come up near main roads and on routes where the vehicular density is high.
EVEV Charging InfrastructureIndustry News: Future of Work
Skills development for employment should be central to job creation: Nxesiedit
Nxesi said skills development for sustainable employment should be central to job creation, saying it should be reskilling our current workforce with portable skills in the labor market. “We need to prioritize life-long learning to enhance flexibility in employment opportunities, especially given rapid technological changes,” he said. To address the country’s unemployment, Nxesi said it is important for the country to be forward-looking in its approach.
Future of JobsUpskillingHow to make lifelong learning a daily habitedit
In the words of Red Queen in Alice in Wonderland: It takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast. The dynamic business environment of today needs the same from working professionals to upgrade their skill portfolio at the same pace or more, to stay relevant in a job.
Future of WorkUpskillingUpskilling in Data Science Can Accelerate Revenue and Offer Career Opportunitiesedit
By Vivek Kumar
Data science has been gaining rapid pace over the few years and today it has become a great upskilling investment for companies and individuals as well. Since devices become smaller and cheaper, each individual and organization globally is generating a huge volume of data.
Future of JobsUpskillingCareer in Data Mining and Analyticsedit
The 21st century has given a new face to trade and commerce with the induction of most disruptive technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Big Data, Internet of Things (IoT), Augmented Reality, and Blockchain among others. They are contrived to bring more accuracy in R&D, operations, forecasting, surveying, etc.
Data Analyticsdata miningFuture of JobsOnly 10 jobs created for every 100 jobs taken away by AIedit
By Ayan Pramanik
At least 10 new AI-based jobs are being created for every 100 positions made redundant in traditional technology, experts in the field have said. However, the new roles are not being created as quickly as the positions that are eliminated and companies are increasingly training talent to fill the gap in artificial intelligence skills.
AIFuture of JobsTalent DearthWhy gig economy needs a new labour gigedit
California recently passed an important legislation classifying gig economy workers (such as Uber drivers) as “employees” of the platforms on which they seek work, that is, only if such companies have control over the hours and nature of work. Workers can, now, claim benefits under existing labour laws. While labour groups hail this as a victory, platforms claim that this will reduce flexibility.
Future of WorkGig EconomyEducation, Opportunity, Economy: The Golden Trio For India’s Youthedit
The world is all set to listen to profound thoughts, visions and plans of the leaders of the world at UNGA. India is proud to get the leadership role in furthering the global agenda on climate change and education as the special speech on both these topics will be delivered by the Prime Minister of India. The campaign “Saurya Mitra” for utilisation of solar energy was launched by the ambitious PM some 4 years ago, and now the world has started to accept it in a profound manner that India must lead the world in changing the track of energy production and consumption from fossil fuel to renewable energy like that from sun light.
Future of WorkSkillingExplained: How tech makes talent hunt easieredit
The Hiring team is the heart of an organisation. It helps create a legacy by hiring ‘character’ and not just skills. But with changing times, technology has evolved to aid and bring out better latent attraction practices. Development in areas such as Big Data Analytics, Blockchain, Machine Learning (ML), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), Chatbots, Augmented Reality, among others, have opened endless possibilities to creatively attract talent. They offer more effective ways of communication and quick assimilation of information—the two key skills a modern recruiter needs
AIHiringIoTtalent acquisitionPeople & culture make the organization successful- Novartis HR Headedit
In an exclusive conversation with People Matters, Ravneet Bhanot, Head, Human Resource, Novartis GDD India shared her thoughts on the significance of people and culture in an organization. The senior HR industry leader also shared how HR can bring new value to the business in times of disruption. Read the edited excerpts here.
Future of WorkHiringHRTraditional education won’t sufficeedit
Today we are in a phase when both corporates and individuals are taking up employee reskilling on serious note. The way businesses are running today, the skills that the future workforce need in order to thrive and not just survive in jobs are rapidly evolving. Innovation driven by technology, evolving business demands are commanding the need for reskilling of the entire workforce.
Future of WorkReskillingReskilling and learnability are key skills for tomorrows workforce: Wipros Rishad Premji on future of jobs in Indiaedit
Speaking on the state of Indian economy, Rishad Premji said, I am very optimistic on this. Good news is that it appears cyclical not structural. The govt is doing a lot of things and is open to ideas. It is doing a lot of disruptive things, and I think the scenario will change in the next quarter.
Future of WorkReskillingChanging paradigm: Indian IT industry needs a rebootedit
As IT companies revert their organisation structures from pyramids to cylinder and Eiffel Towers, they will have to rethink the staffing profile of their big bases Rapid change seeds a bias against tenure, which is inversely correlated with niche skills.
Future of WorkHiringIT IndustryAI and automation are here to make your jobs easier, not get you firededit
The emergence of disrupting technologies like AI, Automation and robotics in workspace might remind us of the cruel machines as villains in sci-fi movies. There are debates raging about how automation is annihilating jobs and will obliviate some roles forever. But trust me, these emerging technologies are here to make our jobs better and easier and not to eat them away.
AIAutomationFuture of WorkAre AI and automation really going to take away your jobs Probably not, says Wipro chairmanedit
Wipro Chairman Rishad Premji conversed with Rahul Kanwal at the India Today Conclave Mumbai 2019 on how AI and automation can add to our jobs rather than take them away. India today conclave Mumbai 2019, Rishad Premji, Wipro chairman, jobs, AI, Automation, Artificial Intelligence, startups, products, jobs, teachers, workforce, Rahul Kanwal, Premji, technology.
AIAutomationFuture of WorkDoes coding really help students for newage jobedit
Coding stimulates idea generation, how to think and solve logical problems, stimulates critical thinking, teaches to break down one big problem into smaller problems and find solutions, and analyse different situations in order to connect the dots eventually; this is where it comes as a life skill for the newage jobs in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things (IoT), selfdriving vehicles, nanotechnology, renewable energy and quantum computing, to name a few.
Future of JobsIoTUpskillingOpinion | The four inexorable trends shaping the future of workedit
When I left a “regular” job some time ago to become an entrepreneur and adviser to multiple companies, a senior leader in the company observed encouragingly: “Instead of one company-many employees, work is moving to one employee-many companies. You are going to be a part of this future of work.” As if to prove his point, the very next day I settled down at my “hot desk” in the spanking new WeWork that had opened in my city and contributed my bit to its ever-expanding valuation.
AIFuture of WorkRPARecruiters prefer investing in AI rather than upskilling, finds surveyedit
The skills gap is widening, found a global survey by Wiley Education Services and Future Workplace. It also found that the number of recruiters who would prefer to invest in AI (artificial intelligence) rather than upskilling their employees had increased to 40% this year from 29% last year.
AIFuture of WorkrecruitmentUpskillingTech and Digital The Key Factors Driving Job Demand In The Age Of Robotsedit
With the advent of the Industrial Revolution 4.0, a lot of processes are getting automated. The efficient usage of AI, Robotics and Machine Learning by the companies have changed the skills we humans need to display to stay competitive with the current technology. How do we upskill ourselves What are the exact skills needed to stay relevant in the Industry
AutomationFuture of JobsIndustry 4.0Severe shortage of cybersecurity talentedit
By Akhil George and Swati Rathor
Venkat Krishnapur, VP of engineering and MD of McAfee India, says that high-value skills are particularly short in supply, the most scarce being in areas such as secure software development, intrusion detection, and attack mitigation. “The competency shortage amplifies the already complex task of managing a range of cybersecurity risks.
CyberSecurityTalent DearthRecruitment through Artificial Intelligence & the Internet of Thingsedit
Along with the employability change and the recruitment challenges, technology advancements are also growing. Entwined together, new technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, Predictive Technology, and Internet of Things (IoT) are simplifying the complex candidate assessment and recruitment process.
AIIoTrecruitmentOver 250 tech industry leaders were asked which skills are in highest demand at their companies. Heres what they said.edit
Automation is expected to reshape the field in the coming years, but most industry leaders do not believe this will result in displacing workers Visit Business Insiders homepage for more stories. Tech companies will need to withstand looming industry wide changes in the coming years and tech leaders believe aggressively hiring more employees with technical skills is the key to adapting.
AutomationFuture of WorkSkillingWill the ‘human touch’ remain relevant in the era of Artificial Intelligence?edit
Except for assembly lines like automobile factories, or some hazardous chemical / nuclear establishments, were, it was a good thing to replace humans, the rest of the factories continued to have humans running them. But now comes the era of Artificial Intelligence.
AIAutomationFuture of WorkMaking talent ready for the marketplaceedit
As a result traditional high skilled jobs that are centered around such operations would expect in the candidates digital expertise going forward. Examples of these could be found in the roles related to R&D, engineering function, marketing function and others which would require cutting edge domain expertise and digital skills such as cyber security, IoT, Robotics and Analytics.
Digital TransformationFuture of WorkSkill and talent developmentCompanies prefer practical data skills to Data Science degrees: Surveyedit
Eighteen percent (18 percent) of business decision-makers globally and 21 percent in APAC said that a data skills certification (something that can be earned well after college or formal education) was the best indicator of a candidates data literacy and demonstrated the ability to use the techniques most required today.
Data Scienceskills95% Indian Employees Think They Could Do Their Bosss Job Better: Surveyedit
Even as bosses worldwide, including in India, are well regarded by their employees, most of these same employees think they could personally manage even more effectively do their managers job, according to a survey.
future workplaceInfosys study flags talent famine in new areas like AI, blockchainedit
Digitisation of businesses is driving demand for new technical skills that industries are struggling to find. There is a need to fill AI, blockchain, big data analytics roles but a new study says corporates are unable to find the right talent. What was once called a ‘talent war’ has turned a ‘talent famine’, according to the study by Infosys Knowledge Institute (IKI), the research arm of IT major Infosys.
AIBig Data analyticsBlockchainTalent DearthGlobal recession may take a toll on IT jobsedit
According to Mishra, global IT companies are currently cautious about the US market. Due to it, they are likely to undertake cost optimisation. “From couple of years, IT companies refrained from hiring due to the automation shift. Currently, the change has settled, more projects are coming in. These dynamics will change if recession kicks in,” Mishra said.
AutomationFuture of JobsJob OpportunitiesAnalytics, AI among tech skills high in demandedit
Enterprises globally are undertaking digital initiatives to enhance customer experience and increasing productivity, and the technical skills in greatest demand for carrying out these efforts include analytics, automation and artificial intelligence (AI), as per a study by IT major Infosys. The study by Infosys Knowledge Institute (IKI) the research arm of Infosys said digitising business is “less about disruption and more about meeting focused objectives”.
AIAnalyticsAutomationskillsTo build the workforce of the future, we need to revolutionize how we learnedit
It will need to prepare billions for the future of work. It will need to embrace the ‘many to many’ philosophy of learning, in which there is not one single expert but a community of people who can learn from one another’s experiences and knowledge. It will need to foster creative expressions of learning, from visualization to role-playing to sharing new ideas.
Future of WorkSkillingThe automation threat to jobs is for real. Transferable skills can best fight it .edit
There already exists a strong body of opinion even in this country that quality and consistency in service delivery – never very strong attributes of most Indian companies – are better achieved through automation and AI. Not to forget, these days, even many customers — at least in urban locations — are also quite receptive to the idea of their basic requirements being serviced by a chatbot or humanoid robot.
AutomationFuture of JobsskillsIT, e-commmerce to lead job growth despite slowdownedit
By Avishek Rakshit
He says IT and IT-enabled services (ITES) remains the highest growing sector across the globe. In India, there is this accelerated growth of innovative technologies such as cloud computing, data science, the internet of things (IOT) and mobile app development, among others.
AIFuture of JobsUpskillingAnalytics, AI among tech skills in demand, says Infosysedit
Technical skills that are in the greatest demand today are analytics, user experience, automation, IT architecture and artificial intelligence, according to IT services firm Infosys. The company’s research arm, Infosys Knowledge Institute (IKI), on Thursday released a report titled ‘Infosys Talent Radar 2019’.
AIskillstalent acquisitionTechnologies transforming the future of work in Indiaedit
While technology has significantly contributed to improved customer experience in terms of ease, cost efficiency, comfort & value add; there is a disruption in the availability of jobs & income for many.
Future of JobsFuture of WorkSkillingDNA Of HR Function Is Being Rewritten With Technology: Oracleedit
The workforce needs to be equipped with multiple skill sets and even multiple career transitions if need be. Employees who are not upskilling themselves are facing the brunt of the situation.
Future of Workhuman resource managementUpskillingWho’s the boss? 95% Indians confident they can do their manager’s job betteredit
Even as bosses worldwide, including in India, are well regarded by their employees, most of these same employees think they could personally manage even more effectively do their managers’ job, according to a survey. Millennial (73%) and Gen-Z (70%) employees are most confident they could do their boss’s job better, the Workforce Institute at Kronos Incorporated and Future Workplace survey revealed.
future workplaceJob OpportunitiesAre AR and VR Tech Becoming the Future of Job Interviews?edit
In the recruiting industry, it brings an immense transformation, wherein augmented and virtual reality (AR & VR) technologies expected to be the future. Just imagine, a scenario in which a recruiter or hiring manager virtually shows an office around a candidate, or an interviewer invites an aspirant to a VR meeting space rather than an interview room. It may be sound mind boggling, but it has already taken place at some firms.
Future of WorkHiringHREmerging tech could reshape future of work with human-machine partnerships: Dell reportedit
According to the company, artificial intelligence (AI), extended reality (XR) and internet of things (IoT) continue to underpin the wave of continuous innovation and disruption of traditional business models. These technological advancements are undeniable forces that will impact the future of work, which will promote a more inclusive and equitable work environment in 2030.
Future of Workhuman machine partnershipBrain drain from academics is hurting economyedit
The talent shift could accelerate the development of artificial intelligence inside tech giants like Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Apple. But at the universities the professors left behind, graduating students were less likely to create new AI companies. When they did, they attracted smaller amounts of funding, according to the study. The effect was most pronounced in the field of “deep learning,” a technology that has become a crucial part of new AI systems
AIFuture of WorkSkillingWith AI and automation growing, 120 million workers will need retrainingedit
That’s a top concern for many employers who say talent shortage is one of the greatest threats to their organisations today. And the training required these days is longer than it used to be — workers need 36 days of training to close a skills gap versus three days in 2014, IBM notes in the survey.
Future of WorkUpskillingRobots Arent Taking Over Human Jobs Anytime Soon As They Need Our Help To Get Things Doneedit
Another cool example on this list was of Mimi Kongnarinh, who operates a security surveillance robot at Cobalt Robotics. She moves across the office space in 812 hour shifts, all while sitting in her cubicle. The robot has cameras installed on it that keeps on providing live feed to her screen.
Future of WorkRoboticsHow Do Companies Maximize the Impact of AI & Automationedit
Here are three ways IT leaders can ensure ethical deployment of AI and automation as well as achieve a positive impact on the organization. Reflecting on the last two decades that Ive spent in Silicon Valley, never has technology been so inextricably linked with every facet of human life as right now.
AIAutomationFuture of WorkHow Can Office Automation Impact Employee Performanceedit
That’s where the idea of office automation steps in. It essentially reduces the human errors in the business processes by digitizing a core component of a company. That is information!
AutomationFuture of WorkHow artificial intelligence is creating jobs in India, not just stealing themedit
She chanced on data labelling work through a YouTube video in 2017. Today, she scans videos and marks and labels objects encountered by selfdriving cars. Her output is used to train artificial intelligence algorithms powering such cars. All Mathi knows is that it makes her life easier. I can work from home and don’t have to choose between work and family, she says
AIFuture of JobsFirms facing shortage of skilled workforce in cybersecurity: Infosys Researchedit
Trends that will be seen in cybersecurity will be around Artificial Intelligence, Privacy and Personal Data Protection, Blockchain and Deception Technologies, it added. Among verticals investing in cybersecurity through the course of their digital transformation work, manufacturing was at the top (87%), followed by energy and utilities (85%), and banking, financial services and insurance (83%), the report stated.
CyberSecurityFuture of JobsAutomation not a threat to Indias IT services industryedit
By Ayan Pramanik
Use of Robotic Process Automation across various ranks has often created new job roles, but companies see increased need to retrain employees to fill those positions.
AutomationFuture of JobsRobotic Process AutomationHow to Make Sure Robots Help Us, Not Replace Usedit
The world needs robots that make life better, not just ones that put people out of work. But business attitudes, government policy, and scientific priorities are geared toward replacing workers rather than complementing and enhancing their skills. That’s the bottom line of a report by a task force at MIT that was released today.
AutomationFuture of JobsRoboticsA digital ledger of certificatesedit
Widespread digital transformation has changed the way organisations function across industries, with research being conducted into methods to integrate contemporary technology into traditional sectors. Some of the most influential technologies that have emerged have centred on artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and automation.
AIHiringtalent acquisitionThe Curious Case of Cybersecurity: Unlocking 3 Million Jobs Via A Simple Course Correctionedit
By Rakesh Kharwal
For the cybersecurity industry, the year 2018 was anything but good as a series of largescale cybersecurity incidents took place across the globe. These incidents include the infamous Facebook security breach that affected more than 50 million users, Quora breach that affected more than 100 million users, and the massive Marriott International breach that compromised sensitive information of up to 500 million Marriott hotel guests.
CyberSecurityFuture of JobsUpskillingDigital Business Transformation reshaping HR spaceedit
Digital transformation has had an unquestionable impact on the everyday work of companies. In this quickly evolving globe of fresh possibilities, the HR department is responsible for ensuring that talent with the correct abilities function in the best possible condition, to profit from all the advantages of the digital age. The most important issues at present are cloud computing, Internet of Things (IoT), exabytes of data, and artificial intellect. Digital transformation may require many distinct techniques.
Digital TransformationHRIoTAn Artificial Intelligence-Powered Talent Intelligence Platformedit
Hiring equality and gender parity are some of the most significant issues of the current time. All companies say that their people are their greatest asset, but almost three-quarters of companies can’t find the right talent for their most critical roles. Recruiting challenges led to a worldwide spend of over $500 billion last year, the highest in history. To win the war for talent, equality and merit have to be a priority.
Future of WorkHiringTaking a stock of the future of workedit
Tech profiles like cybersecurity and the ability to work with nuanced programs like machine learning and blockchain are slowly growing in importance. Geographical proximity has no longer remained an important consideration and businesses have actively begun changing their talent priorities to attract the people with the most relevant skill sets.
CyberSecurityFuture of JobsFuture of WorkMLAutomation and the future of work in developing countriesedit
Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Machine learningled technological innovation has already laid the foundation for higher productivity, better income jobs, and socioeconomic prosperity. In the coming years, automation will completely transform the nature and future of work, making things better and faster.
AutomationFuture of JobsTaking a stock of the future of workedit
With the increased access to technology and its open and decentralized usage, today, a number of business functions are beginning to emerge for whom external costs become relatively cheaper than internal costs. Companies, mostly in the form of startups, are slowly but surely chipping away traditional job roles and are providing companies a cheaper and more efficient way of undertaking such roles, usually providing a disruptive tech-dependent solution.
digital disruptionFuture of JobsFuture of WorkIndustry News: Education
AICTE strategy to improve employability of engineering studentsedit
Anil Sahasrabudhe, Chairman, AICTE, told IANS that several reform measures and steps have been taken to improve the overall quality of technical education such as regular revision of curriculum and faculty development programme in niche areas like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), robotics, 3D printing, block chain, cyber security, cloud computing, data science, AR-VR, mandatory internship and innovation cells etc.
aicteFuture of EducationNow, colleges can grant degreesedit
Hitherto only universities were allowed to grant degrees, but the draft Higher Education Commission of India (HECI) Bill envisages the higher education institutes, i.e. any college, to grant the degrees. The Bill even proposes norms for joint and dual degrees besides the regular degrees.
aicteHigher EducationUGCScience, tech streams in higher education are losing students preferenceedit
The higher education infrastructure in India is growing, and a new report throws light on achievements and areas of concern. There are about 140 million people in the 18-23 age group in the country as of 2018-19, but only 26 per cent of them actually take up education.
Higher EducationHigher Education Commission to replace UGCedit
New body, Higher Education Commission to replace UGCHigher Education Commission of India (HECI) will be created by repealing the UGC Act, 1951.New Delhi: The proposed Higher Education Commission of India (HECI), which is set to replace the UGC, will also take over the All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) and a Bill in this regard will be placed before the Cabinet next month, according to HRD Ministry officials.
Future of EducationHigher EducationUGCA Bill to do away with UGC and AICTE will be tabled in the Parliament in Octoberedit
Union Minister of Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) Prakash Javadekar (right) and Minister for Primary and Secondary Education, Minority Welfare and WAKF Tanveer Sait during the launch of a strategy document BCCL
aicteFuture of EducationUGCCritical data on Indias higher education is out but only Modi has hijacked headlinesedit
The eighth annual All India Survey on Higher Education 201819 was released by the Ministry of Human Resource Development last week. It coincided with the release of fourmonthly report Unemployment in India A Statistical Profile for MayAugust 2019 by the Centre for Monitoring India Economy.
Higher EducationWhy Are Engg Graduates Going Jobless AICTE Chief Explainsedit
AICTE Chairman Anil Sahasrabudhe has blamed the mushrooming of technical institutions for the high employment rate among engineering and management graduates in the country. According to a media report, he said more than 2,500 new technical colleges had come up in the country between the 1990s and 2012. This increased the number of technical institutes in the country from 8,000 to 10,400.
aicteengineering educationIndia’s National Education Policy (NEP) focuses on internationalizationedit
The new National Education Policy (NEP) draft proposed by India is an exciting development reflecting its focus on internationalisation of education, according to Education New Zealand (ENZ), the country’s government agency for international education. “The Indian government is focusing on internationalisation in the draft national education policy and is a very exciting development, which New Zealand is committed to supporting.
Higher EducationNational Education PolicyDNA Edit: No techies, please Engineering sector job crunch hits B.Tech enrolmentedit
Traditionally, engineering has dominated as the most sought after undergraduate course in India and successive figures published by the National Council of Advanced Economic Research have over the years confirmed the fact. Of the courses, Arts as an option lay the bottom of the heap. Last weeks findings, however, suggest that the tables have been turned
engineering educationFuture of EducationAI Will Help Double the Rate of Innovation for Higher Education Institutions in Asia Pacificedit
Microsoft Asia and IDC Asia/Pacific today revealed findings from the study, Future Ready Skills: Assessing APAC Education Sectors Use of AI, which found that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will help double the rate of innovation improvements for higher education institutions.
AIHigher EducationDraft education policy based on access, equity, quality: Union HRD Ministeredit
Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank also said the draft policy aims towards an education system built on the basis of quality and equity for building an equitable, just and humane society.
Education PolicyHRDLaw needed to give 6% of GDP to educationedit
Claiming that the draft National Education Policy lacks a roadmap for good proposals, deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia on Saturday said there should be less regulation and a law in place so that the states and the Centre allocated at least 6% of the GDP for education.
Education PolicyGross enrolment ratio in higher education grows at slow rateedit
The Modi government is hoping to take GER in higher education to 30% by 2022 with various policy interventions and initiatives. However, the latest All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE) report released on Saturday, estimated the GRE to be 26.3% in 2018-19 from 25.8% in 2017-18, showing an increase in the GER by just 0.5%.
Future of EducationHigher EducationMHRD announces National Educational Alliance for Technology Schemeedit
AICTE would be the implementing agency for the NEAT programme. The scheme shall be administered under the guidance of an Apex Committee constituted by MHRD. Independent Expert Committees would be constituted for evaluating and selecting the EdTech solutions. MoUs will be signed with the shortlisted EdTech companies.
aicteHigher EducationMHRDArtificial Intelligence to boost educationedit
In a bid to provide wider access to adaptive learning technologies, the Centre plans to launch a new scheme in partnership with companies using artificial intelligence to make learning a more personalised and customised experience as per the learner’s requirements.
AIFuture of EducationHRD Minister launches new initiatives for technical institutes to be implemented by the AICTEedit
The Minister for Human Resources Development Ramesh Pokhriyal unveiled the schemes which will be implemented by the All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) on Wednesday. On the occasion, the minister unveiled a model curriculum for the diploma courses as well.
aicteHigher EducationUP Government to employ Artificial Intelligence bots to upgrade Secondary Educationedit
UP Government has decided to employ Artificial Intelligence based bots to upgrade the Secondary School Education in the state, as per latest report. Following in the footsteps of CBSE Board, Uttar Pradesh Government is also planning to use Artificial Intelligence AIbots to improve and upgrade the Secondary School Education System in the state.
AIFuture of EducationAI Boom In India: AICTE Will Launch B.Tech In AI; IBM Will Create AI Curriculum For Class 12thedit
AICTE Will Launch B.Tech In AI, Data Science AICTE Will Launch B.Tech In AI, Data Science As per the reports coming in, the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has approved Bachelors of Technology(B. Tech) course in Artificial Intelligence(AI) and data science to fulfill the requirements coming for AI skills from different sectors,as informed by Anil Dattatraya Sahasrabudhe, AICTE chairman Chennai on Saturday.
AIaicteHigher EducationAI syllabus for class 9 students must be according to industry needs: HRD Ministeredit
Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank instructed officials to develop the syllabus on artificial intelligence (AI) according to the needs of the industrial sector.
AIFuture of EducationCourses of AI must be according to industry needs: Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’edit
Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ instructed officials of his ministry to develop the syllabus on artificial intelligence introduced by the CBSE for Class 9 students according to the needs of the industrial sector. The Central Board of Secondary Education introduced artificial intelligence as an optional subject for Class 9 from this academic session.
AIFuture of EducationEngineers, The Engine Of A Developing Nationedit
Put simply, without food there would be no society. Our development by early peoples, who were engineers in effect, has enabled us to cultivate and harvest crops and rear animals. Given the importance of this sector, agriculture has a strong link with engineering.
AgricultureEngineeringEdtech will be led by small screensedit
How is the internet changing the future of work and the future of education Internet is helping create new products and services at a speed much faster than anticipated, which makes it difficult to preempt its implications on the future of work. But several studies on this topic in the Indian context suggest that two-thirds of current roles may get morphed into completely new ones.
EduTechFuture of WorkHow artificial intelligence will help shape the future of higher education?edit
Among the beyond classroom activities, AI could help the higher learning institutions setup effective career counselling sections. AI and analytics could help the students identify various domains wherein they could do better or help them map learning trajectories to be followed for specific career choices.
AIHigher EducationComing Soon: AI Classes For CBSE Students With Curriculum Designed By IBM Expertsedit
Following the announcement by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) that it will soon begin to offer Artificial Intelligence (AI) as an elective to students from classes 9 to 12, it has now been revealed that American IT major IBM will be preparing the curriculum for the same, reports The Times of India.
AIEducationIndia Moves Up on Times Higher Education Rankingsedit
India has jumped significantly in The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2020, with 56 institutions making it to the list, up from 49 previously. India remains the fifth most-represented nation in the world. However, for the first time since 2012, not a single Indian university made it to the top 300 list.
Higher EducationNo Indian univs in top 300 world rankingedit
Globally, the US once again has 60 universities in the top 200, 10 of which come from the state of California alone. US institutions saw a slight drop in their average ranking overall. Besides Oxford which topped for the fourth year running, the California Institute of Technology rose three places to second, Cambridge dropped one place to third and Stanford and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) joined them at the top of the list to round off the top five.
Education SystemHigher EducationUGC Takes Big Step To Improve Quality Of Higher Education Systems Standardedit
As part of the scheme that aims to improve the quality standards in higher education system, top institutions will mentor five no accredited institutes to secure the National Assessment and Accreditation (NAAC) grade certification.
Higher EducationUGCThe Workforce Is Calling, Higher Education, Will You Answer?edit
This week, the IBM Institute for Business Ventures announced that its most recent study found that 120 million people worldwide will need to retrain in the next three years in order to be ready to work with automation and advancing organic cognition (colloquially known by the misnomer “artificial intelligence”). Of those, per the report, nearly half are Chinese (50.3 million), followed by Americans (11.5 million), Brazilians (7.2 million), Japanese (4.9 million), and Germans (2.9 million).
AIHigher EducationWorkforce ManagementRedefining higher education: Coming to terms with Education 4.0edit
The major technological and behavioural transformations have significantly influenced the teaching-learning process. Today, a major debate is going on in the developed and developing world on how higher education is going to come to terms with Education 4.0 in the era of the beginnings of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Future of EducationHigher EducationImportance of AI in improving the quality of Education in Indiaedit
Artificial intelligence is becoming an integral part of smart ICT based apps targeted for digital learning. The quality of teaching learning depends on the academic and non academic support provided to the student by the institute and faculties. By using the power of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, today’s teaching apps can actually predict in advance the academic and non academic support a student would need.
Digital LearningFuture of EducationAICTEUGC Merger: New Body To Look At Higher Education Standard In Indiaedit
The merger of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and University Grants Commission (UGC) will look at the standards of higher education institutions in India. According to reports in MoneyControl, with the merger of AICTE and UGC, there will be one single regulator National Higher Education Regulatory Authority (NHERA) for the higher education sector which will look after quality management in institutions.
aicteFuture of EducationAICTE-UGC merger: New body likely to look into higher education standardsedit
The new merged entity of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and University Grants Commission (UGC) will look at the standards of higher education institutions in the country. Sources told Moneycontrol that while there will be one single regulator National Higher Education Regulatory Authority (NHERA) for the higher education sector, there will be bodies under it to look into quality maintenance of institutions.
AICTE: Revising Curriculum in Tune with Changing Technologiesedit
In the new curriculum, new areas like Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT), Machine Learning, Cloud Computing, Block Chain, Robotics, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, etc have also been incorporated, says Prof Anil D Sahasrabudhe, Chairman, All India Council For Technical Education (AICTE) in an interview with Elets News Network (ENN).
AIaicteBlockchainCloud ComputingIoTMachine LearningRoboticsVirtual and augmented reality20 UK vicechancellors are in India to explore higher education opportunitiesedit
A delegation of vice-chancellors of 20 leading universities in the United Kingdom is in the national capital to explore opportunities of mutual interest in the higher education sector with Indian stakeholders, including the government and the institutes.
Higher EducationMHRDNITI AayogLike finance and logistics, blockchain can make an important impact on educationedit
Digital transformation, artificial intelligence AI, machine learning ML, automation. Blockchain, finance, cybersecurity logistics, talent acquisition Blockchain is now a worthy contender to these technologies, possessing the potential to revolutionise multiple sectors
AIBlockchainFuture of EducationTechnology and education The digital revolution in educationedit
Education is an essential part of any individuals life. It has a major influence on all life areas, setting the tone for your personal and professional development. However, the approach to education youll notice today has slightly alternated from what it used to be a while back. A variety of improvements have been made possible all thanks to tech advancements
Digital RevolutionFuture of EducationIndias higher education system requires a radical shiftedit
The higher education system in India is quite complex and it so far had mixed results in terms of contribution to the nation and to the student community of each generation. The National Policy of Education of 1986 has been a turning point and by bringing about a radical change in the allocation of funds its role has been seminal.
Future of EducationHigher EducationExperts discuss draft National Education Policyedit
Bhattacharya lauded the governments attempt to bring qualitative changes in the higher education system through the new policy. He said, Some of the provisions made in the new policy resemble the functioning and governance of the IITs and are based on the theme Feel the earth while keeping your head in the sky.
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