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Sohini Bagchi primarily covers technology, with a focus on private sector announcements and press releases. She would likely be receptive to pitches that involve insights into new technological innovations, acquisitions, or major movements within the IT sector.
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By: Sohini Bagchi
Enterprises struggling to generate returns from artificial intelligence (AI) need to shift their focus from experimenting with models to solving clearly defined business problems, as rapid advances in AI are making technology-led competitive advantages increasingly short-lived, according to Dinesh Venugopal, CEO of Tenarai, formerly IT services firm Infogain.
By: Sohini Bagchi
Airtel Business, the enterprise arm of Bharti Airtel, and state-owned telecom equipment maker ITI Limited have entered into a strategic partnership to jointly offer digital infrastructure and technology services to Indian enterprises, expanding their play across sovereign cloud, private 5G, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.
By: Sohini Bagchi
Two of India's largest technology services companies are confronting an unusual cybersecurity problem this week: information linked to their employees has allegedly surfaced outside their organisations, even as investigations have so far found no evidence of a fresh compromise of their corporate systems.
Enterprises are moving beyond AI pilots, but fragmented data, weak governance and the absence of business ownership continue to impede deployment at scale. In an excvlusive interview, Ganesan Karuppanaicker, chief technology officer at Birlasoft, of Indian IT services firm, says the next phase will require companies to redesign processes around human-AI collaboration, not merely add AI tools to existing workflows.
Data limitations, regulatory complexity and cloud economics are pushing Indian enterprises to redesign the infrastructure supporting their AI ambitions. Nearly seven in ten Indian organisations believe their data architecture needs a significant overhaul to support future artificial intelligence requirements, according to a new Cloudera survey. Governance hurdles and shifting workload economics are also prompting enterprises to reassess their reliance on public cloud infrastructure.
Indian enterprises are entering a more demanding phase of artificial intelligence adoption, with boards increasingly scrutinising deployments for measurable gains in revenue, cost, and productivity, according to Ganesh Gopalan, co-founder and chief executive of voice AI startup Gnani.ai.
Genesys International Corporation has appointed former Tech Mahindra executive Nikhil Alulkar as its chief executive officer as the geospatial
According to a recent analysis by EY India, as much as 40–50% of customer-service interactions have self-service potential through chatbots or
By: Sohini Bagchi
New Delhi, Aug. 19 -- Bandhan Group-owned private life insurer Bandhan Life Insurance is expanding artificial intelligence (AI) beyond underwriting
By: Sohini Bagchi
Artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled battery systems will increasingly help homes and businesses optimise electricity consumption, manage peak demand and improve power resilience, according to Chirag Chawla, founder and chief executive of Electrent Energy.
