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Are you not able to understand what the alphabets in the age of robotics stand for?

Time and again, the best minds in worlds have tried to carry out multiple experiments to showcase how AI worked

By monitoring following things leading technology companies have identified the most basic demand of the customers

The combination of the Internet of thing (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI) and nanotechnology will deliver comprehensive best healthcare services for everyone to live a healthy long life

Technological advancements in the field of data management, AI and ML are now aiding healthcare providers and practitioners globally to monitor and manage their patient's in-hospitalisation and post hospitalisation

The power of blockchain has been identified in the year 2018. 2019 will be all about utilizing that power

Changes in customer behaviour have urged retailers to adopt a more organised pattern, thus bringing about a shift from unorganised to an organised market

With more and more enterprises undergoing a digital transformation, business intelligence strategies and tools are a critical necessity to derive real value through such a transition

How increased data access is helping Fintech players drive the Indian economy as a result of GST

With the change in the customer mindset hotel industry must involve in accordance to the modern mindset

Drones will expand the entire customer base of e-commerce – enabling delivery to the remotest of the towns in a reasonable TAT

Since 2008, everyone has been frantically engaged in the exploration of blockchain-based applications, beyond cryptocurrencies to solve real-world problems. Enroute to their discoveries, however, are some twists that need to be untangled.

The leveraging of machine learning and traditional algorithms to analyze the Big data for any organization can solve problems in multiple verticals

There is a slow shift in country to adopt open source

Problem solving, smartly, is the key here

SMEs keen to transform into a data-driven business need to scale up wisely and scrutinize each move

Crayon Data's global 'Taste Graph' data identifies customer tastes and preferences for its clients to have deeply personalized customer interactions.

The amount of data these datacenters are able to store is unthinkable and would have been an appropriate theme of a science fiction twenty years ago

It is clear that Big Data is here to stay

The Indian retail sector is witnessing a noticeable shift towards an organised retail market from the conventional unorganised retailing in India.

CMOs worldwide had experimented with all these new age technologies and much ahead of Indian markets in adopting to these new age technologies.