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In a report published earlier this month, industry body Nasscom and consulting firm Zinnov said GCCs grew in three phases. Until 200910, their growth was primarily driven by cost advantage.

Startup accelerator Vedanta Spark has collaborated with the Ministry of Electronics & IT ( MeitY ) and NASSCOM s Centre of Excellence ( CoE ) IoT AI to accelerate the adoption of digital technologiesled innovations in India.

There is high safety, there is healthy and clean environment for workers, no harsh conditions anymore. The solution proves that 5G has been truly applied in Europe s smart railway sector using nextgeneration digital technologies and they solve common problems, promote digital transformation.

June is a very important month for the agriculture sector in the country. Agriculture in a large part of the country depends on the monsoon rains. Irregularities in monsoon rains also adversely affect the overall cropping cycle.

IT industry body Nasscom says India has more than 2700 global capability centers, with over 65% of them being a part of large enterprises based in the United States. This cohort reportedly added 150,000 employees in just over a year’s time. And there could be more of the same coming their way.

MoD is organizing a Chintan Shivir to discuss various issues and challenges in national and cybersecurity, capacity building, and defence procurement A Chintan Shivir to discuss various issues and challenges on national and cybersecurity, capacity building, and defence procurement faced by the departments of the Ministry of Defence (MoD) is being organized by the MoD.

The knowledge partner of the programme is Ernst & Young and academic partner is IIM Indore. Invest India, ASSOCHAM India, CII, FICCI, PHD Chambers of Commerce & Industry and DICCI are also participating in the programme.

In a move that marks a promising step towards securing India s digital future, Kaspersky and IIT Bombay have announced a partnership to foster the development of cybersecurity educational and research projects.

Tech industry body Nasscom reports that India houses over 2,700 global capability centres (GCC), more than 65% of which are of companies headquartered in the US. Kamal Karanth, cofounder of Xpheno, said that the GCCs collectively added slightly over 1,50,000 employees, and grew from 1.45 million in the fiscal year (FY) 2122 to 1.6 million in FY 2223.

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