Opinion
Column: Here’s how you can get your technology up and running in startup mode
Starting up is a tough game to play. While figuring out the business is one part of the puzzle, the other is getting the technology ....
Column: Where do we draw the line for automation in CX?
Automation has always been equated with efficiency and progress. Due to the growing cost of resources and the rise of the consumer ....
Column: Eight steps to balance personalization and privacy
If you were asked to hand over your email address in return for a freebie or gift voucher, would you do it? How often do you tick ....
Column: How brands, etailers can leverage AI, ML to optimise festive sales
Diwali is one of the biggest festivals in India and apart from the rituals and traditions associated with it, shopping, either ....
Column: The changing face of finance -- from balancing books to balancing innovation
Literally every business function has been impacted by the adoption of new technologies and trends. With a wealth of data at their ....
Column: How the 'Fantastic Four' technologies are propelling business growth in India
As digital increasingly gains momentum in the modern day workplace and consumer market, businesses are exploring several combinations ....
Column: The Circa Problem
One of the biggest learnings in my past seven years as an entrepreneur-turned-VC is that startup founders must learn to adapt ....
Column: The open internet is an ideal that should unite citizens, governments and web companies
The open Internet is in jeopardy and may vanish before our very eyes. But many are choosing to look away, without realizing what ....
Column: Inclusion in technology is a compelling economic and business case
The bedrock on which the vision for technology stands is that access to technology products has the potential to level the disparities ....
Column: Technology key to shaping global sustainable development paradigms
During a routine house clean-up one day in 2017, Shalini Sharma finally decided to dispose of her growing pile of disused electronics. ....
The mechanics of leveraging AI and ML to solve problems
Take a look around. Cars are driving themselves. Automation is everywhere. Even drones have become household toys. These are ....
Why it is essential to build an effective data governance framework
Data has lately become the lifeline of any corporate enterprise and government organizations. The emergence of social media has ....
Why inter-operable technology is definitely a boardroom choice
“The first rule of any technology used in a business is that automation applied to an efficient operation will magnify the ....
Sustainable innovation, not jugaad, is key to entrepreneurship in India
Every innovative tool or service we use today has been the result of a need felt by the consumer. Regardless of whether it was ....
Draft e-pharmacy rules are progressive, adequately address concerns of offline players
E-pharmacies have made life very convenient for consumers, who can now order medicine from the comfort of their homes. However, ....
Why the tech-first mentality of ‘Gen Z’ will fuel a fresh round of innovation
Change is inevitable, yet we fear it. Whether it is new technology or new people, most of us dread having to adjust to the new ....
Four steps that companies must take for digital transformation in 2019
Digital transformation is now a more strategic discussion, beyond just the ambit of information technology (IT). Every chief executive ....
Ten ways in which artificial intelligence and RPA will evolve in 2019
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more mainstream in India as the country’s focus on the digital domain is ushering ....
Artificial intelligence will continue to shake up banking in 2019 and beyond
Artificial intelligence (AI) is already proliferating across all aspects of our lives and revolutionising various industries and ....
Why the best is yet to come for India’s early-stage startups
The concept of starting up is not alien to India but was once frowned upon. Entrepreneurs struggled with selling their vision ....
Why the Indian ed-tech sector has scope for at least 10 unicorns
Those who have been following the education sector some time now know that every year is touted as the “year of education” ....