Indian equity market kickstarted Samvat 2080 on a strong note. But the index has come under profit booking today. So what do the stars hold for the Indian equity market this week and what strategy should investors adopt? Catch this interesting conversation between Moneycontrol's Nandita Khemka and Futurologist, Mahesh Gowande.
Right from the growth of one billion bipedal robots in the next 25 years to finding efficient sources of plant protein to replace animal protein, these predictions mostly encircle technology and AI that will soon reinvent societal structure.
New Year sets in, Joseph George, Group Chairman & CEO, India and Regional President, South & Southeast Asia, Mullen Lowe Lintas Group and Kunal Jeswani, Chief Executive Officer, Ogilvy India speak to Storyboard about how the year 2017 is looking for the advertising industry and together they disclose their predictions for the year.
Many experts attempt to predict future course of action in financial markets. However, seldom one gets most of this predictions right. It makes more sense to position yourself to benefit from various developments in the financial markets than trying to predict the financial markets.
Numerologist, Sanjay B Jumani says stars are rather favourable for Narendra Modi. But its not all gloom and doom for Rahul Gandhi, who according to Jumani has a bright future in politics, but that will happen only after around 4 years.
In 2013, Big Data projects will begin to show demonstrable ROI, predicts CA Technologies.
Smaller businesses continue to face cybercrime threats in 2013, finds Imperva study.
Zinnov, a globalisation and market expansion advisory firm, has released its predictions for the Indian IT industry for 2013.
ISACA survey finds that the most effective way to reduce IT risk is to educate employees.
The most likely threats involve authentication attacks and failures, continued espionage and "hacktivism" attacks, web application exploits and social engineering.
Anil Batra, Managing Director, Riverbed India, reveals Riverbed Technology IT predictions for 2013.
Informatica shares its technology predictions, highlighting the direction that the technology world is moving to in 2020.
The CMO and the CIO are predicted to begin 2013 as functional peers. They begin 2014 as either friends, or frenemies!
According to the latest 2013 predictions from the European Vertical Markets group at IDC, IT spending will grow above the market average in the professional services industry.
The rise of mobile devices in the workplace and widespread adoption of virtualisation drove an increase in data recovery requests globally in 2012, according to Kroll Ontrack.
The most serious threat during 2013 may be malicious and high-risk Android apps. Trend predicts they will reach 1 million in 2013, up from 350,000 at the end of 2012.
Tablets, voice recognition technologies and near field communication to top 2013 IT agenda.
Over the next 24 months CIOs' choices for cloud deployment will change. Hosted private cloud will become the enterprise preference for cloud deployments by 2015, says IDC.
Predictions focus on economic risks, opportunities and innovations that will impel CIOs to move to the next generation of business-driven solutions.
While logistics operations might be out of sight, out of mind, logistics is under significant pressure to deliver near-perfect performance, says Gartner.
Frost & Sullivan predicts the top 10 trends that will drive the 2012 ICT industry.