To thrive in a post-pandemic world, businesses can help close the gap for women in tech and rebuild a workplace that supports women to thrive. Here’s what the experts have to say.
For women to be more empowered in the workplace, it is crucial to have structured mentorships where women can learn from each other as well as expert men in the field.
We flesh out 10 important things that CXOs need to account for when planning their digital transformation strategies. These include sharpening their focus on aspects such as data privacy, data security, ethics in AI, and gender diversity.
In this video, we sat down with Sundeep Khanna, Columnist and Author of the recently-released book ‘Azim Premji: The Man Beyond the Billions’ to discuss the hot trends of 2020 and place them in perspective.
2020 has been a disruptive year for Big Techs. A series of events during the pandemic leaves Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft poised for continued growth and increased regulatory scrutiny. Here’s a snapshot.
2020 has been a banner year for tech mergers and acquisition (M&A) deals, with most of the billion-dollar deals happening from Sept‒Dec, and the trend is likely to continue for the first half of 2021.
Sohini Bagchi, Editor at CXOToday asked experts in the tech industry for their predictions for the year ahead, from collaboration services to AI, remote working, and strategies to stay afloat in 2021 and beyond.
There’s bound to be some sort of as re-birth of the quintessential CIO/CTO. (S)he has to now transform from an information gatekeeper to Information manager. And this difference is crucial.
Artificial intelligence has vast potential, and its responsible implementation is up to us. The pandemic in fact has reinforced an urgent need to bring AI ethics to the forefront as we move ahead in 2021.