Landmark reforms in 2016 promise vibrant 2017 for telecom sector
By Rajan S Mathews, Director General, Cellular Operators Association of India
The 11-odd months of 2016 make it one of…
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Govt should resolute to deliver citizen services as a right in 2017, say senior bureaucrats
Government organisations are looking to leverage the power of technology to significantly transform the way it functions or…
Tech trends to look for in 2017: Insurance sector
The top priority of insurance company today is to stay profitable and attain sustainable growth. And to enable this, the global…
4G will become the predominant data network in 2017: Deloitte
The mobile consumer study in India conducted by Deloitte elaborates that for most smartphone owners in India, the reliance on WiFi…
ICICI Bank launches mobile app Eazypay for enabling cashless transactions
Private sector lender ICICI Bank said that it has launched mobile app 'Eazypay' that enables merchants, retailers and…
Asia Pacific Cyber Security Predictions for 2017: Frost & Sullivan
Cyber security received heightened interest in 2016 due to a spate of cyber attacks in the region. These included cyber attacks on…
How Blockchain can transform the insurance sector
By Shree Sule, Lead Consultant, Altimetrik
Today, the technologies related to the insurance sector are not as developed…
Digital Transformation Roadmap: Vipul Anand, Group CIO, Jindal Steel & Power
"We have enabled most of our IT systems to the mobility enabled platform and we also have India's largest power plant where the…
How should we evaluate EdTech for future generations?
Though advancement in technology has made an impact in all walks of life, it has taken longer to make inroads into the education…
A deep dive into the world of innovation will rely on Big Data in 2017
It’s still a humble beginning for Big Data but going forward, there will only be data businesses or no businesses at all