Page 19 - Technology

Deploy technology for quick decision

Organisations need to recognise invisible losses caused by decision-making delays

Wormholes that connect workers across the globe

Large screens offer a digital window between offices in different parts of the world

Bengaluru software firms seek flexi working hours

Currently, engineers are not allowed to work beyond stipulated nine hours; overtime is a breach

Technology knows NO AGE

In Maharashtra, tech classes are helping the elderly embrace Skype & WhatsApp to stay connected with their families

Data Tracker: Disruption on the road

Airlines remain the leading online travel category with a value of almost $390 billion for 2015

Hate doing laundry? This is the robot for you

Shares of Panasonic rose as much as 1.9% in Tokyo while the Topix index declined 0.3%

Can you keep up with the new non-stop workplace?

Many industries are adopting a Silicon Valley concept called agile computing

Harsh Vardhan urges industry to be more receptive to innovations

Government is focusing on research in high risk-high gain areas, says Science and Technology Minister

Bengaluru tech talent crucial for our success: Nadiem Makarim

Interview with founder of Go-Jek

Soon, all books ever created can be stored on a postage-stamp-sized hard disk

World's smallest hard disk stores information using atoms

Making buildings smarter with Internet of Things

Real estate and technology firms are actively engaged in exploring ways to improve people's lives while reducing energy use and operating costs, says Manoj Asrani

Big games beckon

With Copa America and Euro 2016 around the corner, the author looks at gear to bring the matches alive

Solar Impulse shows we can run the world without consuming the earth

Solar Impulse offers solutions to many of the technological challenges that are facing humanity on its low-carbon transition, says Ulrich Spiesshofer, president and CEO, ABB