Smaller and newer banks have taken the lead in pushing the government’s digital economy drive, rolling out a slew of innovative digital banking products much faster than traditional banks to expand their
There is a growing need for ensuring data protection across applications, devices, and users. As information sharing becomes increasingly prevalent, the state of data security remains vulnerable.Just as end-users are collaborating with
Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel traded accusations around tariff plans in the latest bout, with the new entrant asking the telecom regulator to take the “strongest action” and impose “highest penalty” on
The U.S. National Security Agency is now suggesting government departments and businesses buy smartphones secured using virtualization, a technology it currently requires only on tablets and laptops The change comes about with
Xerox announced today the appointment of Ritesh Gandotra as Director, Global Document Outsourcing at Xerox India. In this role,Ritesh will be responsible for leading the Document Management Services business in India and
Sectoral regulator Trai will “this month” send to the Telecom Ministry its clarification on Rs 3,050 crore penalty it had sought from Airtel, Vodafone and Idea for denying call connectivity to newcomer
India-based IT services firm Infosys Ltd said late on Monday that it plans to hire 10,000 American workers in the next two years and open four technology centres in the United States,
Large technology companies and startups with innovative solutions are beginning to jointly market their offerings. It’s a win-win for both. The large companies are able to showcase solutions that they themselves do
Fitbit has said that initial investigation into the recent incident of its Flex 2 fitness band catching fire on a women’s wrist was caused due to external factors. The women is alleged
Flipkart, that has been projecting itself as an “Indian company” and a home-grown success story such as Infosys, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank and Airtel, received a backer from an unexpected quarter —
Samsung and Apple maintained their leadership in the smartphone market in early 2017 while Chinese-based Huawei’s strong growth cemented its number three position, a market tracker said Thursday. Research firm IDC said
German e-commerce investor Rocket Internet said on Tuesday it managed to reduce losses at its main ventures in 2016 and hopes to turn three of them profitable by the end of 2017,