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Sharma says India's clean energy transition is inseparable from its manufacturing ambitions Sunsure Energy, India's preferred Round-the-Clock renewable energy solutions provider for leading businesses and utilities, has commissioned a 105
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Market: Indian retail sector grows at 10 percent
Singapore’s ETP expands in India and Asia Pacific The Indian retail sector is expected to grow at over 10 per...
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Tech: Building AI capacity in doubt, says report
30% of enterprises cite skill gaps and shortage of specialised talent AI has become a universal corporate mandate, but a new global study from Tata Communications and Bloomberg Media Studios reveals a sharper question taking shape inside enterprises: AI investment is no longer in doubt, but the systems beneath it may not be built to carry it, at scale. According to Building Durable AI Advantage, a report sponsored by Tata Communications and produced in partnership with Bloomberg Media Studios, three in four enterprise leaders (77%) now treat AI as a board-level priority. Yet 65% are still operating on legacy or...
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