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The technology partnership will provide class-leading, policy-based call and video recording and advanced speech and chat analytics for sales, service, customer experience, compliance and call summary automation all based on Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Teams, and integrated with Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
AMSTERDAM, Feb. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Contexta360, a leading speech analytics and conversational computing company today announced a technical partnership agreement with CyberTwice, a leading cloud-based recording and archiving company.
The agreement leverages CyberTwice ATTEST a fourth-generation compliance collaboration recording solution, integrated into Microsoft Teams and hosted within Azure to extend Contexta360 s highly intuitive speech analytics platform. The partnership will deliver insights into millions of Microsoft Teams conversations, improving key sales or service interactions, dramatically improving CX metrics, aut
Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur and WhizHack Technologies launch India s 1st Dual Certificate in Cyber Defense Supported by Israeli Edtech Leader Cybint
- IITJ Technology Innovation and Start-up Centre ( IITJ TISC ), an outfit of the Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur, and WhizHack Technologies launch India s 1st Dual Certificate in Cyber Defense
- The best of Indian and Israeli cyber educators join forces to provide skills training in blended format to new graduates and professionals looking to start a promising career in cybersecurity
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GURUGRAM, India, Feb. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ IITJ TISC and WhizHack Technologies Private Limited announced an Advanced Certification Bootcamp in Cyber Defense through their partnership with Cybint. The 480-hour, 6-month intensive course will have self paced modules, complemented by live sessions and mentoring by IIT Jodhpur faculty, industry experts and access to advanced cloud-
SEBI board eases public offer norms, paves way for LIC IPO
These reforms come a little over a fortnight after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman introduced amendments to relevant legislation during the Budget session to float LIC IPO on markets
BusinessToday.In | February 17, 2021 | Updated 23:44 IST
In its meeting on Wednesday, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has relaxed public issue norms for large companies, among other measures. The step is crucial for initial public offering (IPO) of Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), which otherwise would have faced problems with its debut on the equity market.
The market regulator has amended Securities Contracts (Regulation) Rules (SCRR), 1957, which reduces minimum public offer (MPO) requirement for companies with post-issue market capital exceeding Rs 1 lakh crore from 10 per cent of post-issue market capital (existing provision) to Rs 10,000 crore, plus 5 per cent of the incremental amount beyond Rs 1 lakh cr
SC Labs Launches PhytoFacts® to Provide Advanced Chemometrics Reporting That Will Redefine How We Shop for Cannabis
New testing reports will establish more appropriate markers for quality and for predicting effects through chemical composition
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Ⓡ. Clients testing cannabis through the lab will now have access to this game-changing reporting format and algorithm that provides a visual profile of each strain s chemical makeup. The company aims to lead the conversation away from the indica and sativa, or the THC potency race, and begin defining cannabis through its chemometric strain characterizations.
SC Labs The problem is that there is little standardization when it comes to defining and determining terpenes, according to Josh Wurzer, co-founder and President of SC Labs. Many of the largest flower and concentrate brands are promoting terpene content in a less than ideal manner. Cultivators, processors, retailers, and consumers could bene
Proposal to hike FDI in insurance sector opposed
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Members from the Insurance Corporation Employees Union held a protest near the LIC building in the city, protesting against the proposed hike in FDI in the insurance sector from 49% to 74%, privatisation of one General Insurance Company and two PSU banks and listing LIC in the stock market, during the 2021-22 financial year.
They said that the move to disinvest LIC will severely impact the economy. They also said that it was against the objectives of LIC.
ICEU general secretary of the Visakhapatnam division, N. Ramanchalam, said that demonstrations against the move are being held across the country and will continue till the Union Government goes back on its proposal.