Pahi Mehra is a Tech Reporter at various leading publications including TechGig, VCCircle, Hindustan Times Syndication, and TechCircle. With a focus on the intersection of technology and digital transformation, Pahi covers a range of topics such as AI and machine learning, cloud computing, and software development, while also exploring themes in construction and real estate. Pahi's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent tech media outlets, highlighting the evolving landscape of customer experience technologies and autonomous systems.
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Pahi Mehra's focus is primarily on announcements and press releases in the tech industry, specifically related to AI platforms, digital transformation, software development, and customer experience technologies. Given this emphasis on company announcements and technological advancements, Pahi may be interested in pitches that provide insights into new AI platforms or tools, developments in natural language processing (NLP), trends in digitization strategies for enterprises, as well as innovations in customer experience technologies.
If you have expertise in these areas or access to exclusive information about upcoming launches or partnerships within the tech industry related to AI platforms or digital transformation strategies at major companies, it could be of interest to Pahi Mehra.
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By: Pahi Mehra
As enterprises across India accelerate investment in automation, a practical question persists: where does the human worker fit? For Zebra Technologies, the answer is embedded in its product strategy. Ryan Goh, Senior Vice President and General Manager for Asia Pacific and Global OEM, and Subramaniam Thiruppathi, Country Lead for ISC, recently outlined where automation is gaining traction in India, and what is holding it back.
By: Pahi Mehra
India's manufacturing sector is undergoing a quiet but decisive transformation. What once lived in the domain of IT departments and engineering teams has now become a boardroom conversation. Swapnil Deosthali, Head of Digital Industries at Siemens Limited, spoke to TechCircle about where Indian manufacturers stand today, what global customers now demand, and why the convergence of sustainability and digital technology is reshaping how factories operate and compete.
From AI-powered retail to river mapping with drones, India's tech sector closed the week with a string of deals and investments that signal where enterprise priorities are headed. Here's a rundown of the week's key moves.
By: Pahi Mehra
New Delhi, May 18 -- As India accelerates into an AI-first era, the gap between enterprise ambition and infrastructure reality is widening.
By: Pahi Mehra
The cloud was once largely viewed as a tool for reducing infrastructure costs and improving operational efficiency. Today, as enterprises move beyond AI pilots and begin scaling deployments, cloud strategies are being reshaped around intelligence, data and AI readiness. In a conversation with TechCircle, Sunil Golani, Cloud Solutions Head at Ingram Micro, spoke about how AI is changing cloud adoption, the rise of multi-cloud strategies, India's growing AI opportunity and what will define winners in the next phase of enterprise transformation. Edited excerpts:
As India accelerates into an AI-first era, the gap between enterprise ambition and infrastructure reality is widening. In a conversation with TechCircle,...
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Mehra is a journalist with more than seven years of experience covering enterprise technology. She previously worked at Hindustan Times and Times Internet.
Experts on the Fallout From Years of Excessive Enterprise Access Policies
Mehra is a journalist with more than seven years of experience covering enterprise technology. She previously worked at Hindustan Times and Times Internet.
