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Overwhelmed by data, 85% of white-collar employees want robots to make their decisions: Study - Vimarsana News

Overwhelmed by data, 85% of white-collar employees want robots to make their decisions: Study

A huge 91 percent of people polled say the number of decisions they make every day has increased 10-fold over the last three years and as they try to make these decisions, 90 percent of them are getting bombarded with more data from more sources than ever before.

Oracle helping agri-retail platform IFFCO eBazar serve millions of farmers - Vimarsana News

Oracle helping agri-retail platform IFFCO eBazar serve millions of farmers

India's leading agricultural retail and e-commerce player, IFFCO eBazar Ltd, tapped Cloud major Oracle to modernise its finance operations and drive growth, the companies have announced.IFFCO eBazar Ltd is using Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise ...

Week at a glance:Reliance succession; Sudhir Chaudhary quits Zee News; TDS for influencers - Vimarsana News

Week at a glance:Reliance succession; Sudhir Chaudhary quits Zee News; TDS for influencers

Week at a glance:Reliance succession; Sudhir Chaudhary quits Zee News; TDS for influencers

93% of Indians prefer brands with a sense of humour: Deepa Param Singhal - Vimarsana News

93% of Indians prefer brands with a sense of humour: Deepa Param Singhal

93% of Indians prefer brands with a sense of humour: Deepa Param Singhal

93% Indians prefer brands to be funny: Oracle Happiness Report - Vimarsana News

93% Indians prefer brands to be funny: Oracle Happiness Report

As per the new research report, Indians want brands to make them smile and laugh but business leaders fear using humour in customer interactions