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Good Reads: April 2019

CIOs: the captain to direct and steer the AI ship for the future
A basic understanding of the organizations’ current or proposed AI ecosystem and the support it can provide to the overall organizational goals can be obtained by engaging with all lines of business by kick-starting and ensuring constant conversations and pre-empting discussions with all leaders on their AI needs and wants.
Dataquest, Vol.XXXVII, No.3, April 2019

Artificial Intelligence in CPG: What to expect?
The AI techniques have seen the potential to transform the different aspects of the industry in the future, provided CPG brands have resources and governance in place
Dataquest, Vol.XXXVII, No.3, April 2019

Ranking of India's top T schools 2019
T schools should contribute to the growth of the technology required for the 21st century Industries
Dataquest, Vol.XXXVII, No.3, April 2019

Data Science and AI Solutions
AI can map poverty, help during natural calamities and do much more...
PC Quest, Vol.32, Issue 4, April 2019

How blockchain technology is revamping the logistics industry?
Since inception, blockchain has already revolutionized many industries; the benefits that blockchain offers for all those involved in the entire supply chain industry are countless. Let’s discuss a few of them...
PC Quest, Vol.32, Issue 4, April 2019

Welcome to the future: how conversational AI will change the grand scheme of things?
With ever increasing digitization, people are turning towards digital solutions for nearly all of their problems these days. This includes everything from gaining more information about a product or service to registering complaints while sitting at the workstation.
PC Quest, Vol.32, Issue 4, April 2019

Cloud computing to shape the next wave of growth
Cloud computing in India is currently estimated to be USD 2.5 billion in 2018, dominated by IaaS and SaaS.
PC Quest, Vol.32, Issue 4, April 2019

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