India's digital revolution has transformed governance, finance, healthcare and commerce by empowering citizens, entrepreneurs and farmers through scalable citizen-first digital infrastructure and services
Speaking on Thursday at the ‘India Roundtable on Financial Inclusion’, India’s Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador Ruchira Kamboj said the country takes financial inclusion seriously and it has led to social and economic empowerment of the people.
Addressing a post-Budget webinar on 'Unleashing the Potential: Ease of Living Using Technology', Modi said technology is being used to make tax system faceless to address problems faced by taxpayers.
The 3 Vs -- Voice, Video and Vernacular -- are going to be significant drivers of value accretion. Businesses that recognise and tap into this opportunity are likely to be outsized gainers.
Smaller urban centres stand to gain from the shift in business delivery centres to them
Besides, the Burman family-promoted firm is seeking to tap the young consumers who "are increasingly going back to their roots and taking pride in tradition" for its ayurveda and ayurvedic products.
A new digital revolution is treading across the industrial sector. The internet of things comes with real time data processing and analytics have paved the path of the fourth industrial revolution. Organisations today are focused on harnessing this digital revolution to propel their growth through the 21st century.
Reliance Industries rode the commodities boom that started in the 1980s but Mukesh Ambani has no qualms in admitting that data is the greatest natural resource today.
The first industrial revolution used water & steam power to mechanise production, the second used electric power to create mass production, the third used electronics and IT to automate production. Now a fourth industrial revolution is building on a digital revolution that is altering every aspect of our lives helping individuals.
Watch Mukesh Ambani who spoke to the graduating students of Mumbai University where he said India is going through the fourth revolution which is the digital revolution.
India has seen a rapid growth in various sectors and it is at the threshold of a digital revolution. A number of industries have adapted to the technological change and have witnessed an optimum turnover over the years.
Do Big Symposium 2016's theme Digital Dividends: A Leader's Perspective highlights the impact of merging new age technology with business prospects for SME leaders and this time 'Aamchi Mumbai' plays host.
Cyrus Mistry, Chairman, Tata Group, in his speech at the AGM said the company is investing in new IPs with a focus on changing tech. The company's digital revenue crossed USD 2 billion in FY16 and Mistry feels TCS is well positioned to lead the digital revolution.
The digital revolution is upon us and touches every aspect of our lives, including banking.
"At this point, when we are at the cusp of digital revolution, we have to focus on cyber security," he said at an Indian Banks' Association event here.
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Business borders of organisation are changing very rapidly and they need to take into account dynamic changes happening across the world, be it volatility or geopolitical risk. So how are organisations decoding and aligning new age risks with growth strategy. Watch eminent panellists discuss this issue.
In an interview with moneycontrol.com, Govind Sankaranarayanan, COO - Consumer Finance & Retail Business, Tata Capital, discusses how the company is embracing the digital revolution and how he thinks it will change the nature of the lending business in the foreseeable future.