by Rahul Sethi As the impact of global warming intensifies, countries and international organizations have been quick to draft and announce ambitious climate action plans. At the COP 26 summit, more than 100 world leaders committed to ending deforestation by 2030, and the US pledged to slash emissions by 30%…

by Tarik Demnati As is true for every industry and service, technology has disrupted the ticketing domain as well. Move over, paper-based tickets, ‘smart’ tickets are here! Smart ticketing technology has evolved significantly, emerging as a better alternative to traditional paper-based ticketing. …

by Aditi Saxena Recently, El Salvador created history by becoming the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender. The move seemed logical for a country dependent on remittances and having high commission costs. …

by Neharika Gianchandani & Tarun Khosla “The battlefield is a scene of constant chaos. The winner will be he who controls that chaos, his own and that of the enemy.” This quote by Napoleon Bonaparte, the famous French statesman, and military leader, aptly summarizes why controlling the chaos is vital…

by Ruvinda Dhambarage Imagine: You get a fantastic idea to create an ‘intelligent’ toaster. You’ve figured out how to use AI to make the perfect toast! You get excited and onboard a bunch of smart people to work on the AI software stack. As there are plenty of OEMs to…

by Ratandeep Singh Any established automotive OEM needs around 30,000 parts and components shipped by 5000+ suppliers to make an automotive vehicle. Suppliers ship these parts in roughly 2,50,000 containers each year to the OEM’s manufacturing plants at various locations. …

by Neharika Gianchandani, Dushyant Anoop Sahni, & Ramanpreet Singh George is a software engineer at a company that supports healthcare providers with patients’ medical records on their mobiles to enable smarter care. With so many physicians and patients relying on the system, users can ill-afford any outages. Recently, the application…

by Anupam Agarwal One question often crosses my mind — Why is a business not successful even after: Implementing agile Incorporating new technologies Using certified processes Sounds familiar? Some reasons could be that: IT is disconnected from business and vision Leadership is tracking activities instead of results Project funding is…

by Nitesh Singh We can all remember a recent headline of a major automaker recalling a specific car model due to safety or regulatory concerns. It seems to be happening more often, but car recalls are nothing new. In fact, they began in the early 1900s, approximately 100 years ago…