40% faster engineering, and still no illusions about what AI costs, says Bosch India CIO and CDO
At Bosch India's engineering centres, a document called DRBFM (design review based failure mode analysis) has long been the…
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The quiet ambition behind Infineon India’s semiconductor push
Vinay Balkrishna Shenoy, Managing Director of Infineon Technologies India, does not reach for the numbers most executives lead…
50% to 70% productivity gains, but no AI test runs without a human at Emerson’s NI
Baskar Ceri does not oversell what generative AI can do for his engineers. As Managing Director for India at Emerson's Test and…
8x faster, 450 strong, inside Arctic Wolf’s India GCC
Two years ago, Arctic Wolf's Bengaluru centre did not exist. Today it has grown to roughly 450 employees, and the cybersecurity…
80% of Indian enterprises invest in AI for growth, but only 12% can measure returns
Four out of five Indian enterprises are investing in AI and technology primarily to drive revenue growth, yet only one in eight…
Karnataka recasts data centre policy after confronting sustainability challenges
Karnataka has spent years positioning itself as a preferred destination for data centres. With the announcement of its Sustainable…
44,600 professionals willing to relocate to Mysuru as city’s technology ecosystem expands:…
Nearly 44,600 technology professionals across India are willing to relocate to Mysuru, highlighting the city's growing appeal as…
At Myntra, AI is moving beyond pilots to rewrite the speed of enterprise execution
As enterprises move beyond experimentation, Myntra's AI strategy illustrates how competitive advantage is increasingly being built…
The new economics of enterprise AI with Berger Paint’s Partha Protim Mondal
For nearly two decades, enterprise technology followed a familiar financial logic. Virtualisation reduced infrastructure…
Two decades on, Target in India is more about ownership than scale
When Target in India came to India and opened their shop 21 years back, the term GCC was not even coined, and the discourse was on…