IT Services
Reporting, analysis and features from AIM's IT Services section.
The role of ‘God’ in the ‘Matrix’
The concept of religion first emerged when humans developed brains large enough for abstract thought.
Pritam Bordoloi ·
Can ONDC deliver?
For small sellers to maintain entirely separate infrastructures and processes for online and offline sales is difficult and eats into their costs, which might not be affordable for many.
poulomi.chatterjee ·
80 per cent of executives agree companies will lose competitive advantage if data is not leveraged fully: Vijay Yellapragada, executive director at EY GDS data analytics
In the first instance, a global pharma major was able to deliver clinical trials to the market 60 per cent faster with a 50 per cent decrease in operating cost.
poulomi.chatterjee ·
Analytics 3.0: The world of data enriched offerings
Five-ten years from now, many of them will be done magically by machines; you will not be needed.
Amit Naik ·
Powering business growth with an intelligent data strategy
Research suggests only 30 percent companies worldwide have a good data strategy.
sri.krishna ·
Building a resilient, scalable modern data platform
The first generation platforms were based on a data warehouse model.
kartik.wali ·
IBM launches new Mainframe model, aims to regain lost ground
Despite the cost-saving benefits and ease of sharing resources, only 25% of enterprise workloads have been moved to the cloud.
sharathkumar.nair ·
How AI is used for the early detection of breast cancer
CNNs are efficient in detecting malignancies from scans.
kartik.wali ·
AI in SEO is so evolved now, it's pitting against itself
With the integration of AI into SEO, can brands overcome the strict and ever vigilant guidelines of SERPs?
kartik.wali ·
IT professionals and DevOps say no to low-code
The obsession with low-code is led by its drag-and-drop interface, which saves a lot of time. In low-code, every single process is shown visually with the help of a graphical interface that makes everything easier to understand.
Akashdeep Arul ·
How Indian AI patents get stuck in red tape
From 2015 to 2018, Indian companies have filed over 4,600 patents in the US, of which 64.8% are technology patents.
poornima.nataraj ·
IBM sells parts of Watson Health; what are the repercussions?
IBM Watson Health was an ambitious project introduced to use the core AI platform to help healthcare professionals analyse large amounts of data and assist in cancer treatment.
Shraddha Goled ·
Why is it raining IPOs in the analytics space?
Research shows close to 1000 companies going public, raising $315 billion as of late December – and smashing the previous record of less than $200 billion.
Amit Naik ·
Integrated risk information System for Chief Risk Officers
The article discusses the importance of risk management information system for Chief Risk Officers to address risks appropriately. Such information system helps in identifying hidden and correlated risks to plan for mitigating action in ad…
kumar.sonjai ·
Could NFTs change the game for indie filmmakers?
srishti.Mukherjee ·
What does it take to remove your personal data from the internet?
srishti.Mukherjee ·
How digital twins expand the scope of deep learning applications
Avi Gopani ·
How Fractal’s entry to unicorn club impacts the AI landscape in India?
Fractal is perhaps the only pure-play analytics and artificial intelligence startup to have attained unicorn status recently, amid a slew of tech-focused unicorns
Amit Naik ·
How to build a career in open source in 2022
The open source services market comprises consulting services, implementation, support, maintenance and management services, and training services.
Akashdeep Arul ·
How India's original traceability requirement acts as a back-door to E2E encryption
“Here, the law-abiding will be under surveillance while the outlaws will enjoy unregulated encrypted services,” Rizvi explained.
Avi Gopani ·