Tech Sector

he company has two centres in India, one each in Bangalore and Hyderabad and last year it announced the setting up of a centre in Hyderabad

Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai has said that the current global macroeconomic conditions will severely affect the tech sector.

The selected start-ups are also invited to participate in WEF 2022 workshops and events and high-level discussions during their two years in the community

Energy schemes have been the second-best performer with annualised returns of 62 per cent

Companies are taking all possible steps to keep employees safe and to ensure their businesses aren't impacted

Digitisation and innovative technologies are creating unprecedented disruption in the banking sector, and lenders need to be agile to meet the rising expectations of customers, State Bank of India's Chairman Dinesh Khara said on Friday. Banks have adopted the digital revolution, which has reduced their cost and widened the area of services they offer, he added. "Digital innovation is redefining industries and changing the way businesses function. Digitisation and innovative technologies are creating unprecedented disruption in the banking sector and the rate of change is accelerating," Khara said at a Dun & Bradstreet event. Today, digitisation and digital innovations have become a strategic priority for the banking industry, he noted. "Banks need to be agile and nimble as technology increases customer expectation and the regulatory landscape also evolves rapidly to keep pace with technological advancement," he said. According to Khara, there is a realisation among banks that the

Traders should handhold and encourage women startups to set up businesses to help them enter the mainstream of trade and commerce, Union Minister Smriti Irani has said.

A significant percentage of women in tech said men outnumber them at their organisations in leadership roles, according to a report.

To understand the tech infrastructure, one also needs to understand the consumer category we are tapping into, says Barnwal

While losses widened by 45% and 55% at fintech peers Paytm and PB Fintech, respectively, food delivery firm Zomato remained in the red despite narrowing its net loss by 81%

The aspirational target of $350 billion by 2026 also means that the industry will have to maintain growth in the double-digit range of 11-14 per cent

IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said that the Narendra Modi-led government is willing to introduce stricter social media norms and all micro-blogging sites

Employee engagement and retention has emerged as the worst-hit aspect of organisations in the technology sector amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a report. The other four aspects impacted the most by the pandemic were revenue, client engagement, new clients & projects, and employee productivity, the report by PeopleAsset, an executive search & talent advisory firm, said. The report said that in a survey of senior leaders across functions and industries, 88.9 per cent of leaders agreed that COVID-19 has had a profound impact on their organizations, with the same number observing that employee engagement and retention were the hardest hit. When it comes to employee engagement, the organisations are facing the challenges of lack of sense of association with the organization, reduced interconnectedness, communication, team collaboration, and work-life balance, the report said. A record number of people around the world, especially in the tech industry, have begun to quit ...

Nadella noted that organisations globally are undergoing digital transformation amid the Covid pandemic

Niti Aayog's Atal Innovation Mission released a compendium on the innovations on technology.

The top-five digital skill domains in demand in September-November 2021 are Testing, Platform Technologies, Java, Cloud Infra, and Data Analytics

India is the world's largest democracy, a tech and economic powerhouse and a vital strategic partner for the UK.

Regulators in China have come down hard on its biggest technology firms this year

China's increasingly profitable tech giants are grappling with public outrage over their grueling schedules, a backlash fueled by a growing chorus of complaints on social media and even deaths.

Pop-ups, often used for advertising, are just the latest targets in a series of government crackdowns that have ranged from antitrust to data security