How Generative AI is transforming shopping at Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra
AI-ML for e-commerce allows ample room for data analytics for strategising, decision-making along with effective personalisation, says Vijayalakshmi Sridhar
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Purpose to profits – monetising sustainable business ethics with data deep dive
From merely being a philanthropic pursuit, organisations have also realised why achieving sustainable goals was important from a business point of view.
Way ahead: A tech-savvy makeover for retail banking
The Covid-19 disruption has ignited a new era of value-based customer-centric banking. It has also given rise to platform and data-driven approaches, signalling a radical change in retail banking.
Unlocking the value of non-personal data
Striking the right balance between effective data privacy, security, and innovation is the key to help expand the economic opportunity for India.
Humanising the complex world of data analytics
While the pool of data scientists and big data experts is expanding, there is still a lack of talent that can match the insights with a narrative.
What’s in the stars for Facebook?
Facebook India under Ajit Mohan has two new bets for the future: social videos and social commerce. But it has got to tackle two things first: regulation and a rival named TikTok.
Technology and India’s quest for Great Power status
Historically, the ambition to become a Great Power has gone hand-in-hand with technological prowess. Can Indian innovation catch up?
Data skills gap is sapping Indian firms’ productivity
A report by Accenture and Qlik says Indian firms lose productivity worth ₹33,216 crore every year as workers struggle to make sense of information, data, and technology.
The ‘terms and conditions’ of data protection
The Personal Data Protection Bill will help citizens secure their digital journey and companies further digital economy. But there’s some groundwork that needs to be done by data providers.
HUL: Eat. Sleep. Innovate. Repeat
If the biggest has to grow bigger, business as usual barely suffices. It calls for fresh thinking and the gumption to try new things. Under Sanjiv Mehta’s leadership, HUL is showing just that.
