DPIIT said that preference would be given to startups offering solutions in sectors including social impact, waste management, water management, financial inclusion, education, agriculture, food processing, biotechnology, healthcare, energy, mobility, defence, space, railways, oil and gas, textiles, etc.
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Featured Article: Author: Dr. Anish Agarwal, Global Head of Analytics, Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories The Metaverse is one of the most significant rising technologies right now. Some will say you have to travel in time to know about it. But the metaverse has given a huge platform to people to hypothetically get into the imaginary world. […]
Talent Science is the business capability of using advanced data analysis techniques and predictive models to drive HCM decision making. It calls for a logical connection between decisions about people, HR program investments and strategic business outcomes. This can form a backbone of human resource function of all organizations independent of the sector in which it operates. […]
Featured Article Author: Pankaj Zanke, Sapient Legacy systems, which many organizations rely on, often become technological burdens for the same organization. Built with old technologies, tools, and architecture, they need help keeping up with modern business’s latest technological needs. Scaling and integration issues and security issues also affect agility and innovation. However, how they are […]
Property registration in Karnataka is all set to become more secure and hassle-free, with the state government developing a system based on blockchain technology for online property documentation. The new system, developed in collaboration with IIT-Kanpur, promises an immutable electronic storage of property data through blockchain. In other words, data once stored cannot be changed, […]
