Author Archives: Mayank Batavia

The challenges that lie ahead of the data protection laws in India have again become visible as the Srikrishna Committee submitted its report. While Europe’s GDPR has been occasionally critiqued as too harsh, the Indian Union Minister for Law Ravi Shankar Prasad

Sales as a career has never been easy, so you can imagine how difficult it is to be a female influencers in sales. Marketing and sales have always been considered tough jobs.  

Twitter is removing millions of fake Twitter accounts that have bloated the follower base of celebrities and wanna-be celebrities the world over. With this, Twitter is now in the company of major digital platforms that are battling fake accounts, bot-generated reviews, purchased endorsements or puffed-up video view counts.

In the past couple days, the news that Google reads your gmail messages has spread quickly. Gmail users and  non-Gmail users (relatively a minority) were disturbed, to say the least.

Atul Gawande, surgeon, professor, journalist and best-selling author, has been chosen to head a healthcare joint-venture of Amazon, Warren Buffet and J P Morgan Chase.

A lot of people at various job levels are asking: will robots take my job? Robots, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation are terms often used interchangeably. All around, we see machines slowly taking up relatively complex and sophisticated jobs. Naturally that worries people.

Robocalls and Adrian Abramovich were in the news recently, for all the wrong reasons. What are robocalls? Robocalls are pre-recorded calls made by an automated system to people, who likely never solicited these calls. Typically used during political campaigns, robocalls have recently garnered a lot of criticism and irritation – and possibly hatred –

TripAdvisor fake reviews is a reality that it is fighting – yet again. Only this time it’s different. Earlier TripAdvisor.com was battling fake reviews that were presented as genuine. This time around,

The use of technology in fashion industry is something that hasn’t been discussed as excitedly as, say, tourism or online retail. That’s because like medicine, diagnosis and surgery, the fashion industry’s offerings are highly personalized and