The next generation of business leaders is here, and doing justice to the faith reposed in them by building on existing businesses and looking at new ones with a well-crafted risk-return equation
Your digital breadcrumbs may cost you a future job. Employers are looking for clues into a prospective hire’s personality on social media sites, sometimes rejecting candidates based on what they find online
At Amazon India, the first tenet is to be a scientific organisation that uses data and anecdotes to make life easier for employees, especially during stressful times
After the pandemic struck, the tech giant reached out to its employees to understand the challenges they were facing and took steps to put them at ease
The big boy in India's information technology industry focusses on keeping its employees happy and motivated
The steel major believes that flexibility empowers people and empowered employees give the best results
The technology behemoth promotes a culture where employees are free to be curious, to experiment and to share the things they learn
The biopharmaceuticals major has introduced various measures to groom and transform the employees of today and tomorrow
HDFC Bank has not issued any diktat for all employees to return to office and plans to have a hybrid working strategy going forward
In an industry plagued by attrition, the average employee tenure at the logistics major remains at 10 years. What did the company do right?
The innovation-led company is betting on digital-first employee initiatives, while not discounting the power of physical interactions
The company believes that the focus should be on creating omni-connected experiences for its employees so that they can contribute regardless of where they work from
The BoomBand looks very similar to the Sony SmartBand. The only difference being that the Boom-Band doesn't have any hardware key to turn off the power.
HTC and Samsung announced their flagship smartphones for 2015 at the event. Microsoft, Gionee, Huawei, Alcatel One Touch and Lenovo, too, were geared up for the show.
After smartphones, it is the wearables that have gained a lot of attention the Mobile World Congress 2015.
The Mobile World Congress 2015 wasn't just about smartphones and wearable gadgets. It had a lot more to offer.
The year 2014 was an exciting one for technology. Giving competition to some of the big brands, there were a few new names that shook the industry.
You need not spend a huge amount to buy one, and can get a decent tablet for as low as Rs 6,000.
Falling between a smartphone and a computer, tablets have evolved as a strong category.
Five years into existence, the tablet, designed to bridge the gap between a smartphone and a laptop, has evolved from a niche category and is now meant for one and all.





