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AI to touch every aspect of Indian tech industry in 2024: Top leaders, ET Telecom

Artificial Intelligence: According to a recent Nasscom study, AI and automation have the potential to add up to $500 billion to India's GDP by 2025.

AI To Touch Every Aspect Of Indian Tech Industry In 2024: Top Leaders

Litmus test as GenAI starts taking away entry-level jobs

Litmus test for humans as GenAI starts taking away entry-level jobs

Litmus Test For Humans As Genai Starts Taking Away Entry-Level Jobs

The Economic Times Awards for Corporate Excellence 2023: A look at the Indian winners league

​​The power-packed jury headed by Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran picked external affairs minister S Jaishankar as Reformer of the Year for his stellar efforts in defending and furthering Indias economic and trade interests amid a geopolitical minefield.

Talent code at this year's ET Awards for Corporate Excellence: I, AI & ChatIND

During a deep dive on what comprises 'conflict' in a jury - in this case, Chandra recusing himself during the discussion and voting of the Business Leader of the Year since one contender (and ultimate winner) was Titan managing director CK Venkataraman - the ever-wisecracking Uday Kotak, founder, Kotak Mahindra Bank, wondered whether the chairman should recuse himself from every vote and discussion since he "pretty much knew details about everyone in industry".

ET CEO Roundtable: Tech, talent & risk capital can book India's ticket to future

Key question is whos going to win, Arthur Burns or Paul Volcker. Which way is inflation going to go? Deep at night you feel inflation is coming down... in the morning ... it feels like its going up, says Uday Kotak at ET CEO Roundtable. While Nitin Kamath said If you want the markets to truly expand and the customers to be truly sticking around for long periods, we need to find ways to enable the advisory network in this country.

It's Time for India to Shine on Global Stage, Say Biz Leaders

Indias robust policy framework, digital public infrastructure and the abundance of talent could make it the countrys decade on the global economic stage, business leaders said.

et ceo roundtable: It's time for India to shine on the global stage, business leaders say at ET CEO Roundtable

India has the heft on the global stage and nimble regulators, but it needs to build its military power, raise its competitiveness and invest in research and development to capitalise on the opportunities, they said. The country will be a hub for global companies that can exploit the talent available both in services and manufacturing. But setting up advanced manufacturing units cannot happen overnight, they said at the ET CEO Roundtable in Mumbai on Tuesday.