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Apple to shift 50% of its supply chain from China to India - Vimarsana News

Apple to shift 50% of its supply chain from China to India

Apple has revealed ambitious ambitions to considerably increase its footprint in India, a move that could drastically change the global tech scene.

Burnt-out workforce: The future of work? - Vimarsana News

Burnt-out workforce: The future of work?

With over 500 million individuals presently in the Indian workforce, 90% report high levels of stress due to information overload, 88% struggle with anxiety, and 59% are experiencing symptoms of depression.

Why It's The Perfect Opportunity to Deploy Indian Workforce in Developed Countries - Vimarsana News

Why It's The Perfect Opportunity to Deploy Indian Workforce in Developed Countries

India is the only country where supply of young workforce is growing faster than demand. Therefore, India has an incredible opportunity to leverage its workforce and meet the demands of developed nations, which are currently experiencing a shortage of workers

Source: news18.com
Naysayers Have It Wrong, Incomes in India Are Rising - Vimarsana News

Naysayers Have It Wrong, Incomes in India Are Rising

For a country that never dreamt of truly becoming a developed nation, it is understandable why some fail to grasp the scale of transformation happening in India, today. Statistics show the fortunes of Indians are changing for the better and changing fast

Source: news18.com
AI will help increase work productivity: PwC survey - Vimarsana News

AI will help increase work productivity: PwC survey

Nearly 51% of Indian respondents in a PwC survey titled ‘India Workforce Hopes and Fears Survey 2023 believe that AI will increase their productivity at work compared with about 31% of global respondents, provided their organisations support with upskilling opportunities.