NASSCOM ROUNDTABLE
Excessive focus on governance a hindrance to AI progress: panel
Excessive focus on AI governance hampers experimentation. Specific understanding of concerns urged. Compliance blocks progress, responsible AI facilitates it. PM Modi highlights ethical framework. Velamakanni encourages AI startups in India. Forrester optimistic about India's potential in AI leadership.
EU-India Innocenter joins European and Indian startup stakeholders, India key for global expansion
Last week EU-India Innocenter announced extending its market-entry services to cater to Indian startups interested in exploring the European market. This two-way mobility between European and Indian startups shows how startups are increasingly becoming global.
India’s position as a neutral jurisdiction key to AI framework
Mitigating biases through inclusive development essential to responsible AI use
IT, BPM firms log rise in requests for AI chatbot pilots
Companies see interest in generative AI for content generation in customer support.
World seeks Indian alternative to Chinese telecom solutions
ET-Nasscom roundtable highlights the key role Indian IT firms will play in shaping enterprise 5G
Razorpay eyes IPO in two to three years; hacking-as-a-service on the rise
Razorpay, which is valued at $7.5 billion, has already surpassed its annual gross transaction value (GTV) target of $90 billion for this year, hitting the $100-billion mark.
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Indian BPM services could touch $100 billion in revenue over the next decade: Nasscom
The focus on cost optimisation and return on investment is changing business models, says the trade association for software companies, Nasscom
GCCs are owning end-to-end processes: ETILC Roundtable
Thomson Reuters’ and ETILC’s latest round table was a lively discussion on how GCCs are owning processes end-to-end thereby creating more value for parent companies and broadening the scope for growth. GCCs have embedded themselves deeper within business functions, moving up the value chain to deliver higher value processes.
GCCs are owning end-to-end processes: ETILC Roundtable
Thomson Reuters’ and ETILC’s latest round table was a lively discussion on how GCCs are owning processes end-to-end thereby creating more value for parent companies and broadening the scope for growth. GCCs have embedded themselves deeper within business functions, moving up the value chain to deliver higher value processes.
Digital to open up opportunities for enhanced customer experience offerings through BPM: Nasscom
The BPM industry expects to tap into a large chunk of the $90 billion global customer experience (CX) opportunity.
Not just a backoffice: How Covid-19 is evolving outsourcing in India
The global captive centres of MNCs in India have evolved to drive technology innovation for global operations, with several products entirely managed out of the country. Now they are at an inflection point in the country, building upon the successes of recent years.
ASEAN, Japan and India will bounce back stronger post Covid-19: Asian Roundtable
The discussion focused on the economic strength of the region, how intra-regional trade and relationships can be further strengthened, how the various governments have responded to Covid-19 and new investment opportunities that startups in the region bring.
Crippling data rules may hit India’s global analytics dreams
Many in the technology industry have raised concerns over the amendments that India has proposed to the Information Technology Act’s Intermediary Guidelines.
What IT industry could learn from the disruption that automation brings
Top executives of Indian business process management cos talked about the need to re-skill and make the industry take a more global perspective.
ET-Nasscom Roundtable: How large companies can become hubs of innovation too
"Innovation certainly doesn’t only belong to startups. I think startups tend be highlighted more for that only because they are breaking ground sometimes, they are challenging the status quo," said Gururaj.
ET Roundtable: Recessions destroy jobs, not robots
When you think about that, 9% is kind of natural attrition, that's people going into other industries, doing other things anyway
Innolabs: Aditya Birla Group to give employees time off for pursuing entrepreneurial ambitions
Under the programme, called Innolabs, the company will allow its staff to take time off from work and pursue their entrepreneurial ambitions.
Startups expect five Cs from firms: coaching, customer relationship, capital, connects and cofounders, says Ravi Gururaj
'Indian IT services’ evolution is well recognised. Having seen what Indian IT is capable of, customer expectations are also very high.'
Cognizant poor forecast clouds over Nasscom meet
Nasscom’s annual event in Mumbai is typically a cheery place. But the weak guidance and Cognizant’s catastrophic commentary on expected growth.
Power of Ideas Startup roundtable: Can Bengal become like Bengaluru?
Kolkata can evolve to be India’s next startup hub with the West Bengal government and other relevant entities keen to support new ventures.
Retaining talent challenge for MNCs' captive centres
The number of captive centres of MNCs in India is poised to grow rapidly but the domain continues to face challenges regarding leadership and talent retention, a recent study shows.
Demand to raise cap of H-1B visa raised by foreign-born entrepreneurs in US
The lottery for H-1B does not take into account the skills of these 'immigrant' workers. It is highly unfair, to both the co as well as the applicant.
IT industry excited about government's 'Digital India' plan: Nasscom
The Cabinet yesterday approved the ambitious 'Digital India' programme, which aims to connect all gram panchayats by broadband.
India takes tourism to China; health, IT to follow
The two governments are working closely to ease market access barriers for Indian services exports in such sectors as IT, tourism and health in China.
TCS aims to increase campus hiring in US
The quantum of hiring is likely to remain the same as that of the past financial year, said the Mumbai-based company, which announced its results yesterday.
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