In a bid to empower the public sector enterprises in India, tech company IBM on Tuesday announced it has achieved a full cloud service provider (CSP) empanelment from the Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeiTY). The company said that the MeitY empanelment will enable the Indian public sector tap into the industry s most secure and open cloud platform to drive innovation and growth. Indian public sector can now access the industry s most secure and open cloud platform to drive transformation/innovation and growth, Sandip Patel, Managing Director, IBM India/South Asia, said in a statement.
IBM infrastructure being underlying architecture for eleven out of the thirteen public sector banks.
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Updated Feb 25, 2021 | 16:28 IST | Debashish Mukerji
CEOs of leading industrial products companies concur that rapid adoption of new technologies is the only route to revival following the setbacks caused by the pandemic. Pursuing sustainability will help growth Digitalise or Perish
The industrial products sector was badly hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. What are they focusing on as they strive to recover? What were the main challenges they faced, and which of them remain? How can sustainability also be pursued alongside the recovery?
These were among the questions debated at the ET-IBM Reshape Tomorrow roundtable of industrial sector CEOs titled ‘Racing from survival to revival: Industrial Products in 2021 & beyond’. The discussion was moderated by ET’s senior editor Alokesh Bhattacharyya and senior assistant editor Suchetana Ray.
Updated Feb 25, 2021 | 17:57 IST | Debashish Mukerji
With retail companies hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, CEOs of the sector agree that recovery lies in greater tech adoption and further operational efficiency The Importance of Being Agile
Barring those selling essential goods, retail companies suffered heavily from the Covid-19 pandemic. Though the lockdown has been lifted, the virus threat is ever present, and activities like shopping and restaurant dining remain restricted. How are the retail companies coping? How do they expect the forthcoming quarters to pan out? How are they strategising? Are there any growth drivers as 2021 dawns? These and related questions were discussed at a recent virtual roundtable of leading retail CEOs on the theme of ‘From Mayhem to Momentum: Retail in 2020 and Beyond’ organised by ET and IBM.
Updated Feb 25, 2021 | 18:20 IST | TN Advertorial
As Indian manufacturing adjusts to a pandemic-ravaged world and moves from managing risk to managing risk prevention, accelerated adoption of technology & advanced data analytics are the buzzwords for companies The New Manufacturing
The world is adjusting to a new normal where the paradigms of demand, supply and workforce have shifted. This adjustment has helped in amplifying India’s potential as an attractive manufacturing nation for global companies, particularly those that are exploring newer production hubs. But does India have the right business and policy environment along with capability to become a global manufacturing hub? How are manufacturing companies looking to re-invent to not only chart their revival but also to develop a new growth path? These were some of the questions that were debated at The Economic Times-IBM Reshape Tomorrow manufacturing industry CEO round
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