By Dr Abhilasha Gaur, Chief Operating Officer, Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI) Battery technology is an increasingly important field, as more and more devices and systems are powered by batteries. As a result, there is a growing demand for skilled battery system assembly operators who can build and assemble these systems. Some examples of industries that may employ …
By Balakrishnan Narayanan, Head of Analytics and Product at Fibe The rapidly evolving landscape of financial technology or fintech has revolutionized the way we conduct financial transactions, manage investments, and even think about money. Continuing with the trend for years, financial institutions are expected to increasingly develop or adopt capabilities of machine learning and artificial intelligence. The Fintech sector in India …
AR/VR technologies are laying down new immersion cyber ways and specialists in this area are becoming more and more in demand in the market. The number of jobs for developers who specialize in creating immersive digital experiences will likely skyrocket in the coming years. India has been witnessing high growth in the AR/VR market and is expected to grow 5-fold …
By Dr. Pardeep Kumar, PVC, Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies Government of India has initiated a variety of policies to aid in the adoption of EVs throughout the nation, such as: FAME (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of {Hybrid and} Electric Vehicles) is one such policy for boosting electric transportation, introduced at the national level in 2015 by DHI …
By Amit Andre, CEO, The Data Tech Lab Inc. GARTNER’S STUDY predicted that, by 2021, 80% of new technologies will be AI-based, while IDC predicts that by 2021, 75% of commercial applications will have an AI component. Even in the post-pandemic era, data science and analytics are still a top priority for 45 per cent of businesses. He affirms that …
5 Career Options after 12th Class By Sumit Saurabh, Director, The Desizn Circle Sky’s the limit for a school graduate in today’s India. Gone are the days when you could not think beyond becoming a doctor, engineer or lawyer once you have passed the threshold of 12th standard annual exams. The meritorious students could have the pick of the so-called top careers while …
