According to Accenture Technology Vision 2019, the enterprise is entering a new ‘post-digital’ era, where success will be based on an organisation’s ability to master a set of new technologies that can deliver personalised realities and experiences for customers, employees and business partners.
The important question is how policies should keep pace with the rapid pace at which these emerging technologies are disrupting our lives and changing business models
New-age technologies like AI, IoT and blockchain among others are driving the future. Is there an unwarranted hype around them?
Benguluru-based NoPo Nanotechnologies is driven by a vision to enable every human being to access space
At the Digital Innovation Summit, Mint and EY felicitated firms that have leveraged new technologies in their businesses
Google’s flood forecasting system uses machine learning to provide a more accurate idea of the water situation on the ground
Workers are becoming “human+”—empowered by a new set of technological capabilities integrated alongside their own skills and expertise.
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Security in an ecosystem-driven world is no longer about protecting the organization—it is about protecting everyone.
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At the Digital Innovation Summit, Mint and EY felicitated firms that have leveraged new technologies in their businesses
