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SA Technologies’ New Bengaluru Center to power Global IT Solutions through its Global Capability Center
SA Technologies launches Global Capability Center in Bengaluru, India, strengthening global operational excellence. Inspera partnership enhances edtech innovation. Strategic expansion and successful collaborations solidify SA Technologies' leadership in AI-powered IT consulting.
How Artificial intelligence is changing your life unknowingly
Due to the immense potential that this technology has for businesses, there has been a recent explosion in AI-led initiatives. These initiatives range from developing proactive customer service solutions like chatbots or predictive analytics for better decision-making, to the most recent revolution—the ChatGPT.
Career comebacks not all uphill if women upskill
According to data from learning platform Coursera, women currently constitute 38% of the 18 million learners in India, the highest-ever representation for the segment. Before the pandemic, women learners accounted for 26% of 5 million learners in India.
In praise of the mature learner
A 'knowledge industry' is not just about the need to 'reskill' or 'upskill' but also about the veteran professional broadening one's knowledge base. Skills are specific tools; knowledge is the machine itself. Enhancing this machine is a continuous maintenance process. With less strain, the mature learner has more to gain than his or her younger counterpart.
Green jobs witness 31% surge as organisations focus on sustainability practices: Monster India
As per Monster.com, environment service and waste management has grown 458% month-on-month this May, while pharma and biotech (up 54%) and KPO and analytics (up 42%) have exhibited positive trends for green jobs hiring.
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Ronnie Screwvala: No funding winter for startups with real business models
Ronnie Screwvala said that even today, there are investments being closed daily across multiple sectors, as the world faces a great deal of uncertainty over multiple macro-economic factors
Online Gaming: From Tokyo Olympics to Budget, the sector finds new supporters
For a sector that did not really exist before 2020 in India, Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, and Comics (AVGC) sector is now projected to be a $4.01 billion industry.
Meesho's non-discount; crypto bill to ban transfers between exchanges
When Meesho wrote to its sellers earlier this week about an upcoming sale, the company chose its words carefully, saying it would offer a minimum 2% "price drop" from its end, which it expected them to match.
RBI flags digital currency concerns; Byju’s $100M buy
On Wednesday, RBI governor Shaktikanta Das said cybersecurity and digital fraud were the biggest challenges in launching a CBDC in India.
Startup salaries swell amid pandemic-induced funding boom
Engineers, data analysts, developers and product managers with three-to-seven years experience are being hired at 50% higher salaries by startups flush with funding.
Buffett on mind, pocket money on the side, meet the new Street-smart kids
Better information access, availability of resources to learn, and ease of demat account operations draw young investors to markets from all parts of the country
Byju's investor feels India has key factors necessary to create top-tier edtech companies
With one of the largest student populations in the world, increasing access to the internet and connected devices, and the tremendous importance placed on education, India has the key factors necessary to create a vibrant edtech ecosystem.
NIIT Q1 results: Net profit at Rs 29 crore
The revenue remained flat at Rs 201.8 crore in the April-June 2020 quarter from the year-ago period.
Leclerc & Verstappen represent next generation of F1 champions
They are both 21 and while the Red Bull driver is in his fifth season in the sport and Leclerc in only his second, driving as they are for front-running outfits, they are both at a similar stage in their careers.
Don’t paint all NBFCs with the same brush
The current liquidity crisis of NBFCs has no one to blame.
How the Indian IT services sector is seeking to make its biggest transformation
Indian IT sector is reskilling lakhs of its employees as it stands at the crossroads of an incredibly fast technological evolution.
Disrupt or be disrupted: VG Siddhartha
The few guiding principles that we have learnt from great brands and founders over the years can be summed up as: One, the power of purpose.
Casio appoints A R Rahman as brand ambassador
A R Rahman said: "By this association with Casio, I appeal to everyone that they should learn music as it helps in the overall development of the personality."
Mind Shaper Technologies uses power of internet to shape young minds
Getting an audience was never a problem, but even after 500 such outings in schools across India, I was still to get my first client: Rohit Pande
How to convert your internship into a full-time job offer
Landing internships is just the beginning of the battle. The real pay-off is to be able to convert the opportunity into a full-time job offer.
"Integrated strategy" needed to meet security challenges: IAF
The IAF chief, who retires on Dec 31, undertook a sortie of Sukhoi 30 fighter jet from Lohegaon air force base during his three-day visit to the city.
A well-run organisation is like an orchestra: Sanjiv Bajaj, Bajaj Finserv
It’s important for all parts of our orchestra to play steadily together so that we produce delightful music for our customers & shareholders.
Want to build Bajaj Finance as a truly national lending business: Sanjiv Bajaj, MD, Bajaj Finserv
Sanjiv Bajaj, managing director, Bajaj Finserv, sees an NBFC licence as more of learner’s driving licence and banking as a permanent one.
Mideast IT industry maturing but short on talent
IT industry in the Middle East has matured in terms of infrastructure and solutions, but it is short on talent, an international expert has said.
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