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A report says, 83% professionals in India intend to upskill in 2023, against the global average of 74%. 71% Indian professionals are confident of retaining their jobs versus 59% professionals globally. Career growth within the same organisation and personal interest cited as top reasons to upskill.
As technology advances, it is becoming increasingly automated, which means that machines are taking over many tasks that were previously performed by humans. Skills and competencies will drive the future rather than degrees, and old jobs have begun to vanish due to disruptive innovation and technology.
There are many factory jobs that have been replaced by robots, and many administrative tasks can now be done by software programs. This technological disruption can be particularly challenging for workers who may have spent their entire careers in a particular field or industry that is now becoming obsolete. It can also be difficult for workers who lack the skills or education necessary to transition into new roles.
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A recent report found that while Covid-19 has rapidly accelerated new ways of working, the world's 'technology hubs' are here to stay although they may not be in Silicon. KPMG survey ranks the country third among jurisdictions that show the most promise for tech innovation. The Indian tech industry has always stood as a byword for resilience, agility and innovation – and a latest survey from KPMG has confirmed that, ranking the country third among jurisdictions that show the most promise for developing disruptive global technologies. The annual Global Technology Industry Innovation Survey, KPMG ranked Bengaluru at eighth position among the top 10 cities.
According to the report, almost twice as many global technology company leaders believe that hubs are still important in driving technology innovation as opposed to those who believe they are not. India's climb in the survey rankings lends credence to how we as a country are committed towards setting up strong innovation ecosystems. Bengaluru's entry in the top 10 rankings is another sign that the city is doing well in the areas of modern infrastructure, attracting skilled talent and investment funding. More than 800 industry leaders were surveyed for the report which said 39 per cent believe global 'hub' cities such as London, Singapore, and Tel Aviv will continue to play a vital role, enabling talent to coalesce and collaborate in communities with a solid digital infrastructure.
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The Indian tech industry always comes with resilience, agility and innovation – and a latest survey from KPMG says, around twice as many global technology company leaders believe that hubs are still important in driving technology innovation as opposed to those who believe they are not and ranking the country third among jurisdictions that show the most promise for developing disruptive global technologies. KPMG ranked Bengaluru at eighth position among the top 10 cities. More than 800 industry leaders were surveyed for the report which said 39 per cent believe global 'hub' cities such as London, Singapore, and Tel Aviv will continue to play a vital role, enabling talent to coalesce and collaborate in communities with a solid digital infrastructure.
The report found that while Covid-19 has rapidly accelerated new ways of working, most of the employers know this and are striving towards flexible work arrangements including permanent hybrid workforce models. As the workforce disperses geographically, new hotbeds of technically skilled workers will emerge. The world's 'technology hubs' are here to stay although they may not be in Silicon Valley. It presents a great opportunity for India – bolstered further by the urbanisation and younger demographic trends of the country as well as the massive jump in venture capital that India has seen in the last three years. The internet and digital technology are the new superhighways of trade. Tech leaders believe the industry's future success will rely on a balance between physical workspace and greater flexibility. At the same time, engineering talent and intellectual property are the lifeblood of the tech industry and retaining top talent is a strategic imperative.
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We’re living in an information age where data is the new currency. As the world explores new digital frontiers, the importance of data security is growing exponentially. Once a company crosses the $1 Billion mark, it becomes part of a rare and exclusive club: The Unicorn Club. “Anytime, anywhere” has become the mantra of today’s enterprise workforce. The exponential growth of the Internet interconnections has led to a significant growth of cyberattack incidents often with disastrous and grievous consequences. Employees in remote and home offices and on the road stay productive using applications in the cloud, collaboration tools, and personal devices tied into their corporate network. But as IT stretches to reach a far-flung workforce, it is exposed to more risks. Many organizations have implemented enhanced security across their networks to help protect data. But even with stepped-up measures, there are some simple ways you and your staff can help safeguard your IT environment. The development of more innovative and effective malware defense mechanisms has been regarded as an urgent requirement in the cybersecurity community. The main challenge is how to keep the software and systems updated with the latest patches and limit their vulnerability to cyberattacks. Use the security features that come with your apps supplements other security measures you have in place. Strong passwords are one of the first lines of defense against breaches and changing them occasionally may help keep hackers out.
Digital transformation is helping to make the world a better place, but cyberattacks are an unfortunate part of this reality. These days, the success of any modern business, large or small, depends on the effectiveness of the data security systems it has in place. A survey outlines, there are 46 companies in the Cyber Security industry that have achieved a valua
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The current scenario looks quite bleak in terms of GDP growth being down. We have seen these cycles in the past. Typically, on an average, they come once every five years. Sometimes these are short and sometimes things get elongated for a while, but things eventually bounce back, says Rajeev Thakkar, CIO, PPFAS MF, in an interview with ETNOW.
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#Cybersecurity has become more than a technological concern. Because the cybersecurity professional’s role now touches disciplines throughout a business, everyone with responsibility for cybersecurity requires training that spans IT, cybersecurity frameworks, business and interpersonal skills. The increasing Geo-political conflict triggers an increase in cyberattacks and the rise of ‘disruption and destruction’ malware.
According to Research and Markets, the global big data market is expected to reach Rs 34,943.77 Billion by 2027, expanding at a CAGR of around 12.81 percent making data as an influential factor in business and economies around the world. Out of this, the valuation is expected to reach Rs 558.24 Billion in India by 2027, making it one of the top 10 markets for data and analytics.
The increasing volume of data management and analysis in addition to the advances in technology add reasons to examine why cybersecurity is critical and how to ensure we stay ahead of cyberthreats. The Dell Technologies Global Data Protection Index Report 2022 suggests, 86% of businesses globally, have experienced a cybersecurity incident led disruption in the last 12 months. India is especially vulnerable having faced 18 million cyber-attacks in just the first quarter of 2022.
A report looks back on a tumultuous 2022, which saw cyberattacks reach an all-time high in response to the Russo-Ukrainian war. Education and Research remain the most targeted sector, but attacks on the healthcare sector registered a 74% increase year-on-year. There is increasing Hacktivism - #Ransomware Extortion and Cloud Third Party Threat in the country.
Going forward, there is no doubt we will see an increase in the volume of attacks over the next twelve months. Cloud migration has created a wider attack surface for cybercriminals, and the legitimate tools we all use will be further manipulated by cybercriminals. This has already been demons
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