Future Workspace
Virtual Reality gets ‘real’ in Coworking Spaces
With great disruption comes a great chance of adaptation. While the global economy deals with the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses have to settle in with the new normal as we all quietly accept the altering new reality. Theoretical
PoSH Law: Things Corporate Should Keep In Mind For A Compliant Workplace
Prevention of Sexual Harassment (PoSH) at the workplace is not just an endeavour of every organization, but a mandated responsibility. The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 mandates that every organization with more than
NLP (Natural Language Processing) takes center stage in the fight against COVID
The world is fighting one of the greatest battles of humanity – the COVID 19 virus. Doctors, scientists, healthcare workers, and many other frontline workers are putting their hearts and souls into finding a solution to end this global pandemic
How Technology Will Change the Future of Healthcare?
The healthcare industry has grown multifold in the past few months due to Covid-19 pandemic. Yet, we are waiting for the corona vaccine, even after five months, hoping it will be available soon. The industry is witnessing a dramatic shift, impacting
Reimagining Supply Chain in India to be Ready for the ‘New Normal’
With the prevailing situation of COVID-19, meeting the needs of the on-demand economy has never been more challenging for retailers. The ongoing increase in demand for essential goods, and continued restrictions on many products are creating a disparity between demand
When you exit the lockdown: A bigger IT bill for the MSME
The lockdown was not something that anyone planned for. It is what is called a black swan event—something that is extremely rare and whose impact is severe, writes Krishna Kumar, Chief Executive Officer of KREATIO Software. During the lockdown, some
It’s time for Watsons, not Sherlocks!
The post-Covid world remains a mystery that businesses and innovators are working hard to crack. Here’s a novel brain that insists on looking at the problem in a bold way. Will we ever get to enjoy the same ‘normal’? Will
Press restart! This is the New Normal.
For those of you still waiting for the lockdown to fully end, the Covid-19 vaccine to come or things to return to just the way they were in 2019 (which seems light years away right now), you can stop waiting.
How Conversational Service Automation can boost your contact center
CSA has the capability to provide a massive overhaul to how contact centers function by using Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning Natural Language Processing and RPA, writes Umesh Sachdev, co-founder and CEO, Uniphore. The crisis brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic
HR policies and processes need to evolve for a ‘New Normal’ of work
The world as we know it has changed forever and the events of the past few months have fundamentally altered the way in which organisations will operate in the future. The pandemic has not only disrupted businesses but also profoundly
How tech will shape the “new normal” in a post-Covid world
From online shopping to e-learning, from contactless payments to a greater usage of drones and robots for surveillance and deliveries, we are going to witness a transformation like never before. Automation is going to find a wider acceptance and much
The final surge towards the cloud
Monish Matthias, Senior Director, Software Development, Global Development Center, (Bengaluru), Sabre Corporation, writes about the fast changing technology scene during the COVID-19 crisis on the occasion of National Technology Day. Unprecedented—would be the right word to use for the changes
Adopt lower cost and higher efficiency tech
Increased automation will allow complex systems to function with minimal human intervention at times of crisis like COVID-19. Innovative tools like bots and the man-machine combination will help them serve customers effectively with lesser worker time, explains Manish Bharti, President,
Tomorrow’s workers will be more dynamic and flexible
The future of work is already here, and it’s being considered as the new norm. It has ignited what the industry is calling the ‘largest work-from-home experiment’. Supria Dhanda, Vice President and Country Manager at Western Digital India, talks about
Ensuring Business Continuity during crisis situations
A modern and truly robust Business Continuity Plan must be built around digitization where work, processes, information, and commerce can all be shifted online, feels Virender Jeet, Senior Vice President – Technology, Newgen Software. In crisis mode or prepared for
WFH: Importance of spatial separation and optimal lighting
Vishal Singh, Founder and Managing Director Vizion Lighting, talks about the importance of spatial separation, optimal lighting, timing and discipline, especially when working from home for extended periods of time. As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to spread across the globe,
How to reinforce and reorient one’s place while WFH
Alok Hada, Director ATPL, explains why the amount of light, color temperature, lux intensity, sound and insulation are all important factors when you decide to work from home on a continuous basis in these troubled times. As the Covid-19 pandemic
The Virus Impact: 10 tips to cope from home
Shyam Malhotra is a New Delhi based Executive and Business Coach. Here he shares his insights on how to deal with the new lockdown reality that has gripped the globe after the Covid-19 pandemic. The flavour of coaching—like everything else
BPM sector: Integration of bots & brains still changing during pandemic crisis
Natarajan Radhakrishnan, Global CIO, HGS, explains how bots and brains have changed over the years and even now, BPM firms have become creative with smart solutions when it comes to operating business as usual. Presently, every industry vertical is looking
7 epic Corona battles and who will be history…
In terms of a generational shift, the Covid-19 crisis may well prove to be the biggest fundamental change since World War 2. While the number of deaths could still hopefully be far far less that what was initially projected, the
