A recent report shows Indian professionals exhibit high confidence in AI’s impact on their work, creating competitive advantages for local businesses. Fearing job replacement remains a concern.
BSNL has partnered with major tech firms to enhance digital skills training in India, targeting over 2,000 students annually to meet industry demands.
Research shows that experienced professionals have a significant edge in the AI workplace, effectively leveraging AI tools for better outcomes as companies ramp up their investments.
Harsh Goenka’s insights on AI emphasize the importance of adaptability for Indian businesses, highlighting the creation of new job roles and the operational changes brought by AI.
Karnataka reveals alarming job losses due to AI, launching a vital workforce survey. The findings will guide businesses through this critical transition.
Vinod Khosla predicts AI will automate 80% of jobs in five years, urging adaptability in career plans, especially for young professionals and founders.
India’s largest IT company announces 2% workforce reduction. The move signals a major shift in how businesses must adapt their talent strategy for AI-driven markets.
ServiceNow research reveals India’s biggest workforce shift yet. Agentic AI will reshape over 10 million jobs while creating 3 million new tech roles.
While major IT companies cut jobs, Capgemini India plans to hire 40,000-45,000 employees in 2025, betting big on AI-driven growth and cost-effective service delivery.
