The Make in India initiative launched in 2014 intended to shift the manufacturing focus for companies radically and over the past few years, India became the most preferred manufacturing destination for most international brands. From…
As leading educators believe, an experiential training is the best form of education. It enables people to apply their theoretical learnings in real-world scenarios. For perspective, it is easier to teach a toddler addition and…
Consumer demand is speeding up development of AI-intensive platforms The latest mobile chips, those that benefit from dedicated Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities are making their way into the mainstream. The world’s leading smartphone and chip…
The Micro, Small and Medium scale Enterprise sector in India comprises of 633.88 lakh units and has done commendably well in creating roughly 11.10 crore jobs across the country between 2014 and 2018, according to…
In this age of digitization, the adoption of technology by businesses – big or small – has indeed been remarkable. Even the smallest of establishments have turned towards technology, either because of the GST trigger,…
The CMR Mobile Industry Consumer Insight (MICI) is a comprehensive nationwide survey of smartphone consumers, across six metros, provides a compelling portrait of changing consumer aspirations, preferences and challenges, and dislikes around premium smartphone brands. As…
Jio is the catalyst Digital India needed. Since the commencement of its services two years ago, Jio triggered a digital revolution and put the power of data within the reach of every Indian. At the…
Excited hyperbole paints a picture of a world where you’ll raise an eyebrow and your pantry jars will get filled. Like in the world of magic pencils – whatever we fancy will come to the…
In the existing healthcare system, there is a pertinent problem pertaining to doctor availability and access to healthcare. WHO has prescribed a 1:1000 doctor patient ratio, but this ratio in India is about 1:2000. Rural…
There is no doubt the mobile telephony has been growing rapidly in India. Yet the divide between rural and urban mobile penetration is still as wide as 41%. The major reason for this divide is…
