The BT MindRush theme, Post-Pandemic Paradigm, brought out how businesses evolved in possibly their toughest year ever

AI and robotics are gradually becoming critical in order to increase productivity at the workplace. India produces large amounts of data but the challenge is to mine it intelligently so as to be able to get the best insights. Penetration of robotics is at a very low level in India and has to be increased if India has to become more productive. Daisy Chittilapilly, MD, Digital Transformation Office, Cisco,  Subram Natarajan, CTO, IBM India/South Asia, and Dr Rohini Srivathsa, National Technology Officer (CTO), Microsoft India discuss these issues at #BTMindRush2021. Watch the video for more.Also Read: BT MindRush 2021: How AI will change work, workplace and workers

In terms of industries, almost all sectors - banking, retail, government, communication - have leveraged AI across the board and used the technology to gain traction widely

Wonderla Holidays stock opened at Rs 209.30, also its intraday low and later gained 2.58% to hit the day's high of Rs 214.90 against the last close of Rs 209.50

Hospitals, big and small, are increasingly taking to remote technologies for patient care. With the market expanding and vendors reinventing business models, are these technologies here to stay?

The theme park and resorts company also hopes to get approval to reopen in Hyderabad, while there is still no certainty around the Kochi park opening

Businesswomen like Kirthiga Reddy of Softbank, Priya Nair of HUL, Daisy Chittilapilly of CISCO India, Monika Shergill of Netflix and others speak about what power means to them. They have been at the forefront in areas of business, economy and policy in the country. They are known not just for their voices which are heard across industries, but also for leadership skills and how they have used power to make an impact. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Supreme Court notice to Google, Amazon, Facebook over data protection on UPI platforms

In 2003, Business Today was the first publication to identify the Most Powerful Women (MPW) highlighting the achievements of women in the areas of business, economy and policy in India

Daisy Chittilapilly has led most key initiatives at Cisco India over past few years

With social distancing norms in place, open office designs are being turned upside down

Emphasis on innovation has made India the fastest-growing unit in Ciscos global ecosystem.

Allowing employees the choice of working from home usually - but not always - benefits both the employee and the company.