Next Phase of Enterprise AI: From Experimentation to Intelligent Execution
Enterprise AI is moving beyond pilots and experimentation as businesses focus on agentic AI, workflow integration, measurable ROI and intelligent execution.
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Enterprise AI is moving beyond pilots and experimentation as businesses focus on agentic AI, workflow integration, measurable ROI and intelligent execution.
India's gig workforce is projected to rise from 7.7 million in 2020–21 to 23.5 million by 2029–30, reshaping employment, HR and workforce strategy.
India’s AI opportunity may lie beyond building larger models, with trusted knowledge systems, institutional memory, cultural context and human intent offering a potential path to sovereign AI leadership.
Generative AI is transforming the creative landscape by accelerating ideation, expanding artistic possibilities, and making professional-quality art more accessible while keeping human imagination at its core.
Growing consumer awareness is driving Indian food brands to embrace sustainability, transparency and ethical sourcing, making responsible business practices a key factor in purchasing decisions.
Rework caused by tile failures is becoming a major business challenge for the construction industry. Walplast Products Pvt. Ltd. Managing Director Kaushal Mehta explains why quality installation systems are essential for improving productivity, sustainability, and long-term project value.
As India's manufacturing and logistics sectors undergo rapid transformation, Vaibhav Goyal, CEO of Vishal Colour Roofs Ltd. (COLORTOP), explains how pre-engineered buildings, automation-ready steel structures and sustainable construction practices are redefining industrial infrastructure.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) are reshaping healthcare by enabling continuous patient monitoring, supporting clinical decision-making and driving a shift from reactive treatment to preventive care.
India's agricultural sector is increasingly confronting the realities of climate change. Erratic monsoons, prolonged dry spells, depleting groundwater levels, rising energy costs, and growing pressure on food production are reshaping how farmers cultivate their land.