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According to the Gurugram-based digital real estate company, the HPI, created in association with the Indian School of Business’ (ISB) Srini Raju Centre for IT and the Networked Economy (SRITNE), aims to serve as a tool that tracks changes in residential home prices across India s eight major markets.
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The index would help decision-makers in the industry and government by providing relevant information on the real estate market and design effective action and interventions, said Rajendra Srivastava, Dean ISB.
Online real estate portal Housing.com along with the global business school, Indian School of Business (ISB), has launched its Housing Pricing Index (HPI), an indicator of economic activity in real-estate, the second-largest employment generating sector in India.
Read more about Housing.com launches price index for residential properties with ISB on Business Standard. Housing.com and ISB launched an index to track prices of residential properties across eight major cities as part of their effort to provide real-time data to all stakeholders
Online real estate portal Housing.com and the Indian School of Business (ISB) on Monday announced the launch of its Housing Pricing Index (HPI), an indicator of economic activity in real-estate.Launched during a virtual meet attended by Union .
Investment, research driving AI growth in India, says study
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Hyderabad, May 21 : Higher investment and research is driving significant growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in India, finds a study.
The AI Index 2021 annual report by the Indian School of Business s IT-focused think tank, Srini Raju Centre for Information Technology and Networked Economy (SRITNE), captured trend, research & development education, and entrepreneurial activity. The ISB research team, led by Professor Deepa Mani, found that investments in AI-managed processes have grown substantially across businesses in India.
It noted that the ongoing pandemic sped up technology adoption across most business verticals in 2020-21. While until a few years back, it was mostly IT firms that were adopting AI on a large scale; now, other sectors are fast catching up, thanks to phenomenal growth of start-ups and ongoing investment activities