Data Management

Technology transforms banking: 3 Indian examples

The Indian banks are rapidly adopting new technologies, platforms and techniques to woo their customers.n

Using data to cross the finish line

How enterprises can gain data management inspiration from the sports industry.

The thin line between high performance computing and AI

Amidst the mad rush to hop on to the AI bandwagon, the industry oft jumps the gun and deems data-driven models to be artificial intelligence.n

Why industry and academia believe data liquidity is key to AI growth in India

Industry and academia join together to find answers to the most critical questions the enterprise has around AI.n

Hybrid IT is the lifeline of businesses: Alain Andreoli

Hybrid IT is the lifeline of businesses: Alain Andreoli

CIOs are the strategic orchestrators between IT and business stakeholders with the data plane at the core says Alain Andreoli, global chief for Hybrid IT Group at HPE.n

Indian tech firms must innovate for better customer experience: KK Natarajan, Mindtree

At CII Industry Next Summit 2018 held in Bangalore, industry leaders discussed the need for India's IT sector to innovate keeping customers in mind.nu00a0n

Digital agenda must align with key organization strategy: Deepak Sharma, Kotak Mahindra Bank

Digital transformation succeeds works with active collaboration of all stakeholders including the CIO, says Deepak Sharma, Chief Digital Officer, Kotak Mahindra Bank.n

4G in India slowest among 88 countries; call drop rate nothing to cheer about either

With the slowest 4G speed in the world and alarmingly high call drop rates, the Indian telecom sector has a long way to go to meet consumer satisfaction levels.n

Data privacy: What your employees don’t know but should

Employees tend to have significant gaps in their data privacy awareness, particularly about the data handling requirements of regulations like the GDPR and EU-U.S. Privacy Shield.

Back to work: Why companies should upskill their female workforce after a maternity break

The quintessential corporate woman walks the tightrope in her bid to do justice to both her professional and personal commitments. Hereu2019s why the Indian enterprise ought to facilitate reskilling and upskilling women back from a maternity break.n