FUTURE OF WORK IN TECH
Learn with ETMarkets: 3D Trades, 3D Gains - How to master the market with AR & VR
The integration of AR and VR in India's trading platforms is transforming data interaction and strategy formulation, enhancing visualization and engagement. The future of Indian trading is set to be reshaped by these technologies, offering advanced simulations, risk assessment, and AI-driven insights, while also anticipating significant market growth by 2025.
Data ethicists, climate change data analysts ¡ª new roles become important for industries of tomorrow
The increasing pace of change at work in India is driven by new roles such as AI engineers, sustainability managers, and data ethicists. Businesses are prioritising AI adoption and investing in upskilling. Embracing AI and developing relevant tech and soft skills are crucial for future workforces to thrive.
Redefining Workspaces for Future
Discover how Meghna Agarwal and IndiQube redefine workspaces with innovative designs, technology, and employee-centric solutions, blending profitability and scalability in a competitive market.
How a ¡®rebellion¡¯ and a meeting with Narayana Murthy shaped India¡¯s IT landscape, reveals Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani
Nandan Nilekani's career took shape in 1978, when he met Narayana Murthy at Patni Computers. The encounter, which started as a job interview, laid the foundation for Nilekani's role as a co-founder of Infosys. From defying his father¡¯s choice of IIT to becoming a key figure in India's digital transformation, Nilekani¡¯s story is a testament to ambition and early mentorship. His journey shows how pivotal moments can reshape industries.
Surveillance tech advances by Biden could aid in Trump's promised crackdown on immigration
While immigration officials have used the tech for years, an October letter from the Department of Homeland Security obtained exclusively by The Associated Press details how those tools - some of them powered by AI - help make decisions over whether an immigrant should be detained or surveilled.
Work 3.5 days a week to become a reality soon? JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon envisions a future
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has envisioned a future where working 3.5 days a week and living to 100 years will become a reality soon, thanks to AI. Jamie Dimon maintains an optimistic outlook on AI influence on the workforce suggesting employees might only need three and a half days per week, as AI could automate 60% to 70% of current tasks.
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In the AI of the storm
AI is changing the world quickly. It is causing some problems. A podcast called 'Tech Won't Save Us' looks at the tech industry's role. The podcast host talks with author Aaron Benanav. They discuss AI and jobs. They talk about why automation has not caused mass unemployment in the past.
A cocktail lab in India tests the future of drinking worldwide
Diageo's Flavor Lab in Bengaluru is experimenting with unique cocktail creations using local ingredients like dukshiri and sarsaparilla. The lab, located within a hospital, serves as a research and development center for Diageo, aiming to cater to India's growing affluent consumer base and potentially introduce Indian craft spirits to the global market.
Add realty stocks on dips; Zomato trading at too high a premium: Deven Choksey
Deven Choksey advises against investing in real estate at current valuations, suggesting a purchase during market corrections. He also cautions against Zomato due to its high premium. He analyzes the Adani Group, highlighting their cash-generating assets and suggesting a margin of safety despite debt. He recommends waiting for better valuations before buying Zomato or real estate stocks.
Cybersecurity roles are rising but women participating is low
Despite a growing demand for cybersecurity professionals, women remain underrepresented, holding only 20-25% of roles. Industry leaders emphasize the need for greater diversity and highlight initiatives aimed at attracting and retaining women in cybersecurity. Challenges such as pay disparity, stereotypes, and work-life balance persist, but organizations are actively working to create a more inclusive environment.
Enviro Infra¡¯s order book and margins offer long-term odds
Enviro Infra Engineers plans to raise Rs 650 crore through an IPO. The funds will be used for project funding, debt repayment, and working capital. The company has a strong order book and in-house capabilities. While it has negative OCF, this is expected to improve with project execution. The government's focus on water infrastructure provides a positive outlook for the company.
Half of India¡¯s tech workforce plans at least three career pivots to stay competitive: Survey
A new study reveals that over half of Indian tech professionals anticipate needing to change careers at least three times to keep up with technological advancements. While many are content with their current employers' well-being initiatives, they seek opportunities for innovation, growth, and flexibility, prioritizing equitable workplaces and flexible work arrangements.
Trump has put an end to an era. The future is up for grabs.
Kamala Harris's campaign slogan, "We're not going back!" proved unintentionally true. Donald Trump's return signifies a historical turning point, marking the end of the post-Cold War era. The political landscape is now defined by contested ideologies, unstable political alignments, and a fractured information environment.
¡®October Theory¡¯ sets stage for early self-reflection and self-care, ahead of new year
Indian professionals are embracing the "October Theory," using the year's final months for career reflection and planning. With rapid workplace changes, professionals are prioritizing upskilling, particularly in tech and market trends, to stay competitive in 2025.
Tech elite push tech elite to Elon Musk for Cabinet positions
A former top Uber executive to head the Department of Transportation. A former top aide to Peter Thiel to head the Department of Health and Human Services. Other tech executives to join Elon Musk at the Department of Government Efficiency.
India's workforce to increase to 457.62 mn by 2028: Report
India's workforce is set to expand, adding over 33 million workers by 2028. The tech industry will see significant growth, with 2.73 million new jobs driven by AI. Retail, manufacturing, education, and healthcare sectors will also experience job creation due to technological advancements. This growth presents opportunities for professionals to upskill and thrive in a tech-driven economy.
Meta in pact with European universities for immersive tech in education
The ¡®Meta for Education beta program¡¯ is a program partnering with the educators and students some universities in order to to test Meta's Quest devices. Educators are trying out VR and XR prototypes in their classrooms in order to achieve this, the company said.
India launches its latest nuclear submarine with 75% indigenous tech: Here's what the new S4 means for regional security
India launched its fourth nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (SSBN), designated S4*, at the Ship Building Center in Visakhapatnam. The move significantly boosts India's nuclear deterrence capabilities amid growing regional threats. The S4* submarine is equipped with advanced K-4 nuclear ballistic missiles and contains 75% indigenous content. Following the commissioning of INS Arighaat in August 2024, and with INS Aridhaman set to follow next year, India continues to focus on bolstering its maritime security, particularly in the Indo-Pacific.
HCL Tech's broad-based growth & margin boosts signal strong future performance: Ravi Menon
I think after FY23, when they raised guidance in October but then missed due to sudden environmental changes, management is being cautious.
Meet Bengaluru hotel's work-from-home receptionist. Netizens debate over innovation vs inconvenience
A Bengaluru hotel recently introduced a virtual receptionist, where guest services are managed remotely via video conference, prompting mixed reactions online. Ananya Narang, CEO of Entourage, shared her surprise at checking into a hotel with no front-desk staff, dubbing it a "Peak Bengaluru" moment. While some praised the innovation as efficient, others raised concerns about the impact on guest experience, particularly if technical issues like WiFi failures occur.
Microsoft techies working only 15-20 hours a week? Viral post fuels 'dream job' debate
The way people work is changing, with a focus on work-life balance and flexible schedules. A viral post by Rona Wang highlighted a Microsoft employee working 15-20 hours a week for $300k, sparking debate. Similar discussions arose from a video showing Google's stress-free work culture in Singapore.
Top startup and tech stories this week
Welcome to a new edition of ETtech Unwrapped ¨C our weekend newsletter packed with the most important stories this week. Let¡¯s take a look.
Lack of industry knowledge a key skill gap among gig workers: Report
Other skills for mastering gig economy include communication, time management, problem solving and adaptability, as per TeamLease Edtech survey of employers
Navigating Global Education: Visa caps, financial strain, and the future of higher learning for Indian students
Indian students face new challenges in studying abroad due to policy changes in the UK and Canada. Visa restrictions, rising costs, and uncertain post-study work opportunities are reshaping their options. However, aligning academic goals with emerging industries and careful financial planning can help navigate these uncertainties.
ET Soonicorns Summit 2024: Changemakers in India¡¯s space tech, climate tech, clean energy, and EV sectors set to share the blueprint for greening India¡¯s growth
The ET Soonicorns Summit 2024 is set to transcend resilience and focus on resurgence. With a key panel on ¡®Building for Tomorrow,¡¯ featuring industry leaders from space tech, climate tech, clean energy, and EV sectors, the summit promises actionable insights for greening India¡¯s growth. Register now to gain valuable knowledge from sector innovators and disruptors.
We knew talent supply would need to be global to meet demand in the next decade: Maria Christopoulos Katris, founder, Built In
Built In, initially a networking experiment for Chicago startups, has transformed into a global tech recruitment platform with over 132,000 live job listings. Founder Maria Christopoulos Katris discusses adapting to remote work trends, global expansion, and integrating AI to enhance user experience while maintaining relevance during economic fluctuations.
Nita Ambani's blueprint for 'Viksit Bharat': How Reliance Foundation plans to shape India's future
Nita Ambani, founder and chairperson of Reliance Foundation, outlined the organization¡¯s progress and future goals at the 47th Annual General Meeting of Reliance Industries Limited. Highlighting achievements in sports, education, and cultural preservation, Ambani emphasized the Foundation¡¯s commitment to nation-building. She announced initiatives aimed at transforming India into a global sporting powerhouse, enhancing education with a focus on early childhood development, and promoting the country¡¯s rich cultural heritage through the Swadesh program.
Technology a golden thread that binds enterprise' work to future world; AI strengthens it: Anand Mahindra
Anand Mahindra said the future belongs to those who can creatively weave this golden thread into a value-enhancing business tapestry. Penning down his thoughts in the annual report 2023-24 of Tech Mahindra, the billionaire businessman said it is impossible to talk about any business without technology.
How data, AI tech and quantum computing are shaping the future of work
Half of global GDP likely to be digitised by 2025. ??Every key sector in the country now be it BFSI, healthcare or digital natives is embracing AI.Quantum computing will be the next big technology to watch out for with the impact it can make in fields like drug discovery and material sciences.
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