Abhijit Ahaskar

AI is disrupting education in India. It is reducing the workload on teachers by automating test assessments and enabling more personalized learning experiences for students.

Sir Humphrey Appleby of ‘ Yes Minister' fame once found an instant solution for his subordinate's concern about a public survey.

On the occasion of World Backup Day today, a new research is highlighting a pivotal challenge in the modern era where data and AI drive business success, and organisations are more vulnerable than ever to data loss and outages.

By John Premkumar In the view of experts, seven out of ten skills demanded by employers are used in both automatable and non-automatable activities.

By Indranil Mukherjee Today's customer can be impatient and highly fickle: in a recent U.S. consumer survey, 70 percent of respondents said they would abandon a brand after two negative experiences.

More than three months ago, a Google support page suggested that the company would soon roll out an option for users to change their email addresses

The shift toward production-grade IoT in India represents a fundamental move from technological curiosity to institutional necessity, where digital

Cyber insurers are evolving into security auditors, requiring baseline controls like MFA to accurately gauge risk and prevent payouts.

Satellite internet has emerged as one of the most reliable solutions for operational continuity.

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) has transformed how businesses communicate: voice calls transmitted over broadband connections have replaced traditional telephone networks.