#data centre companies in India

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How data centre companies in India are Powering the Digital Transformation

The real estate industry in India is undergoing a remarkable digital transformation, thanks to the advancements in technology and the rise of data centre companies. With their modern infrastructure and cutting-edge technologies, these companies offer real estate advisory and consultancy services, acting as catalysts for growth and innovation in the evolving digital landscape. Real Estate Advisory and Consultancy Services:

Data centre companies in India offer valuable real estate advisory and consultancy services to businesses seeking to establish or expand their data centre footprint. Through meticulous analysis and evaluation, these companies assist in identifying the most suitable locations for data centres, considering factors such as connectivity, power availability, and regulatory compliance. By leveraging their expertise in real estate, they ensure that businesses make informed decisions, leading to optimized data centre infrastructure and efficient operations. 

Cutting-Edge Data Centre Infrastructure:

The data centre companies in India boast cutting-edge infrastructure, designed to cater to the evolving needs of businesses in the digital age. These facilities are equipped with advanced cooling systems, redundant power supplies and robust security measures to ensure uninterrupted operations and protection of critical data. With scalable and flexible infrastructure, businesses can adapt to changing demands seamlessly and leverage the power of cloud computing to drive their digital transformation initiatives.

Data Centre Networking: Data centre companies in India excel in providing robust networking solutions that enable seamless communication and connectivity within the data centre environment. They deploy high-speed networks, leveraging technologies such as Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Function Virtualization (NFV), to optimize performance and enhance data transfer speeds. Efficient data centre networking facilitates the smooth operation of cloud-based applications and services, enabling businesses to harness the full potential of digital transformation and achieve enhanced productivity and agility.

In conclusion, data centre companies in India are pivotal in powering digital transformation journeys for businesses. With their expertise in real estate advisory, consultancy services, cutting-edge infrastructure, and advanced networking solutions, they provide a strong foundation for businesses to leverage cloud computing and drive innovation in the digital era.

[stephensmithuk]

The Hound of the Baskervilles: Three Broken Threads

Hat tip to @myemuisemo for another excellent post that covers much of what I was planning together:

Data protection was not really a thing back in 1889. However, paper hotel registers would be something filled in by the front desk staff, not the guest. They would contain details of extra charges incurred as well, all stuff generally done by computer, but you can still buy paper copies today. Particularly for the Indian market, where less than half the population have Internet access. These registers are generally mandatory and in some countries, the data will still be passed to the police when it concerns newly arrived foreigners. That's why they ask for your passport.

Newcastle upon Tyne, the one people generally talk about as opposed to Newcastle-under-Lyme in Staffordshire, was at the centre of a major coal mining area in North-East England, the Durham and Northumberland coalfields being in close proximity. The industry was still employing children - boys as young as 12 could work in mines - and was still a pretty dangerous, not to mention unhealthy industry.

The British economy was heavily reliant on coal, especially the newly built electric power stations. While the railways had a big coal trade for internal transport for domestic purposes, boats also played a big role, either going via canal or down the East Coast of Great Britain to the London Docks. This route would become vulnerable to German attack in the World Wars, particularly in the second war from fast torpedo boats known to the British as "E-boats"; the East Coast convoys are a lesser-known part of the naval war, with Patrick Troughton having served with Coastal Force Command.

The Mayor of Gloucester, like most civic mayors in England, is the chair of the council, elected to a one-year term by their fellow councillors. The current holder is Conservative councillor Lorraine Campbell. It's a mostly ceremonial role involving going to various events while wearing a red cloak and a big hat:

Gloucester's Deputy Mayor is called the Sheriff of Gloucester. There is still a Sheriff of Nottingham, by the way.

The Anglophone Canadian accent was historically noticeably different to an American one and of course had its own varieties. They've gotten closer over the decades, especially due to television.

Sir Henry would have limited luggage space on the ship over, so three pairs of boots would be reasonable. He'd have to ship over anything else at further cost, so it could be cheaper to buy new in London.

Deliveries of telegrams that weren't in the immediate area of the office cost extra. Bradshaw's Guide for Tourists in Great Britain and Ireland would state the nearest telegraph office for a town, as the 1866 edition demonstrates:

Sir Charles' estate was worth around £80m in today's money, but that would not even get him onto The Sunday Times Rich List, which starts at £350m (Sir Lewis Hamilton, i.e. the F1 driver). It tops out with Gopichand Hinduja and his family at an estimated £37.2 billion, whose conglomerate is many focussed on India, but also are the biggest shareholders in US chemical company Quaker Houghton.

Westmoreland was a historical county in Northern England; it was absorbed into Cumbria in 1974, but its area became part of the Westmoreland and Furness unitary authority in 2023.

"Entailed" means that Sir Charles has stipulated in a legal document that the Baskerville estate would have to pass to Sir Henry's heir intact. This was a feudal era practice that has now been abolished in most jurisdictions, with limited remaining use in England and Wales. Simply put Sir Henry is not allowed to sell the house or the land, even part of it. He can do what he likes with the cash and probably the chattels, the movable property like the candlesticks and the toasting forks.

This page covers it in relation to the works of Jane Austen with relevant spoilers:

Borough is another name for the area of Southwark. It got a Tube station in 1890, when the City and South London Railway opened, now the Bank branch of the Northern line. It also is famous for Borough Market, then a wholesale food market under cover of buildings from the 1850s. Today it is a retail market for specialty food; kind of like a farmers' market.

In 1888, the 10:30 from Paddington would get to Exeter at 15:35, a journey of five hours. @myemuisemo provides route maps. I would add at this point, GWR services to SW England went via Bristol, adding a lot of time to the journey, while the LSWR route from Waterloo was a lot more direct. Wags dubbed the former "the Great Way Round". The construction of two cut-off lines allowed the GWR to go via Westbury and Castle Cary.

I will cover the modern day condition of the route in my Chapter 6 post.

The GWR still had some broad-gauge track at 2,140 mm(7 ft 1⁄4 in) left that Brunel had favoured, but this would be finally eliminated in 1892.

Finally, Holmes is referencing the sport of fencing when he learns the cabbie has been given his name. The foil is the lightest of the three swords used in competitive fencing, such as the Olympics.

In an age before electronic fencing equipment, point scoring relied on the eyesight of the umpire... and the honesty of the competitions.

I was in my fencing club at university. I can't say I was that great. I preferred the epee, which doesn't have the priority rules...

[aionlinemoney]

India’s Tech Sector to Create 1.2 Lakh AI Job Vacancies in Two Years

India’s technology sector is set to experience a hiring boom with job vacancies for artificial intelligence (AI) roles projected to reach 1.2 lakh over the next two years. As the demand for AI latest technology increases across industries, companies are rapidly adopting advanced tools to stay competitive. These new roles will span across tech services, Global Capability Centres (GCCs), pure-play AI and analytics firms, startups, and product companies.

Following a slowdown in tech hiring, the focus is shifting toward the development of AI. Market analysts estimate that Indian companies are moving beyond Proof of Concept (PoC) and deploying large-scale AI systems, generating high demand for roles such as AI researchers, product managers, and data application specialists. “We foresee about 120,000 to 150,000 AI-related job vacancies emerging as Indian IT services ramp up AI applications,” noted Gaurav Vasu, CEO of UnearthInsight.

India currently has 4 lakh AI professionals, but the gap between demand and supply is widening, with job requirements expected to reach 6 lakh soon. By 2026, experts predict the number of AI specialists required will hit 1 million, reflecting the deep integration of AI latest technology into industries like healthcare, e-commerce, and manufacturing.

The transition to AI-driven operations is also altering the nature of job vacancies. Unlike traditional software engineering roles, artificial intelligence positions focus on advanced algorithms, automation, and machine learning. Companies are recruiting experts in fields like deep learning, robotics, and natural language processing to meet the growing demand for innovative AI solutions. The development of AI has led to the rise of specialised roles such as Machine Learning Engineers, Data Scientists, and Prompt Engineers.

Krishna Vij, Vice President of TeamLease Digital, remarked that new AI roles are evolving across industries as AI latest technology becomes an essential tool for product development, operations, and consulting. “We expect close to 120,000 new job vacancies in AI across different sectors like finance, healthcare, and autonomous systems,” he said.

AI professionals also enjoy higher compensation compared to their traditional tech counterparts. Around 80% of AI-related job vacancies offer premium salaries, with packages 40%-80% higher due to the limited pool of trained talent. “The low availability of experienced AI professionals ensures that artificial intelligence roles will command attractive pay for the next 2-3 years,” noted Krishna Gautam, Business Head of Xpheno.

Candidates aiming for AI roles need to master key competencies. Proficiency in programming languages like Python, R, Java, or C++ is essential, along with knowledge of AI latest technology such as large language models (LLMs). Expertise in statistics, machine learning algorithms, and cloud computing platforms adds value to applicants. As companies adopt AI latest technology across domains, candidates with critical thinking and  AI adaptability will stay ahead so it is important to learn and stay updated with AI informative blogs & news.

Although companies are prioritising experienced professionals for mid-to-senior roles, entry-level job vacancies are also rising, driven by the increased use of AI in enterprises. Bootcamps, certifications, and academic programs are helping freshers gain the skills required for artificial intelligence roles. As AI development progresses, entry-level roles are expected to expand in the near future. AI is reshaping the industries providing automation & the techniques to save time , to increase work efficiency. 

India’s tech sector is entering a transformative phase, with a surge in job vacancies linked to AI latest technology adoption. The next two years will witness fierce competition for AI talent, reshaping hiring trends across industries and unlocking new growth opportunities in artificial intelligence. Both startups and established companies are racing to secure talent, fostering a dynamic landscape where artificial intelligence expertise will be help in innovation and growth. AI will help organizations and businesses to actively participate in new trends.

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[luxe-pauvre]

To Tiqqun’s point about how capitalism has engulfed every aspect of social life, Freya India argues in favour of taking a step back from documenting everything. While the desire to document and preserve memories is not new, Freya argues that the impulse to share them widely with strangers is, to the detriment of future generations.  Of course, social media companies have a vested interest in keeping us obsessed with documentation, from Instagram and TikTok, to Goodreads and Letterboxd, to MyFitnessPal and period-tracking apps. Our pleasure-reward centres just can’t keep away from another chance to track and understand ourselves.  But the proliferation of information at our fingertips has had the inverse effect on our attention spans, with the cultural trends bending towards speed and spectacle over proper standards of journalism, as Madison Huizinga recently argued. And while the fear of forgetting may be artificially-inflated by the abundance of apps to help us keep track of life under capitalism, those fears are also not entirely baseless. Once our data is digitized, it is both no longer entirely ours, nor is it entirely safe from disappearing completely at the whims of Google or Meta. It’s no longer just a fear of forgetting, then, but a fear of being forgotten as well. No wonder so many of us are trying to be reborn into childhood, to reset our mortality. The pressure to consume and be consumed, to be seen as something worth remembering: a desire which requires being palatable enough for consumption as well.

Raquel Alvarado, The myopia of youth

[govindhtech]

Space Tech: Private Ventures and Mars Exploration

Space Tech

Beyond intrepid exploration, space technology has advanced to address pressing issues on Earth. It is becoming more and more essential to the effective operation of contemporary societies and their economic growth. Space has the potential to directly affect billions of people’s lives and open up large-scale, highly impactful solutions.

A broad term for satellites, space stations, ground stations, tracking and monitoring centers, downstream analytics and artificial intelligence, software, and other technologies, SpaceTech offers innovative ways to solve global concerns. Satellites increase communication, navigation, and earth observation capacity at low cost even in remote locations. Satellite-based earth observation data is vital, accurate, and reliable for data-driven decision-making by businesses and governments.

The underserved and otherwise unprofitable regions can benefit from high-speed connectivity thanks to the satellites. The application of action plans for intelligent agriculture, resource management (land and water), infrastructure development (urban and rural), climate and weather monitoring, environmental protection (including reducing the risk of disaster), and other purposes can all benefit from the use of satellite data.

Aerospace Innovation

The space industry is predicted to increase in value from USD 360 billion in 2018 to USD 558 billion by 2026 and roughly USD 1 trillion by 2040. Even though the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is one of the world’s top space agencies and is working on projects like the Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (NavIC) and the Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM), India currently only makes up 2%, or USD 7 Bn, of this market value.

One reason could be that the private sector’s contribution to the Indian space industry has primarily consisted of ISRO subcontracting, with ISRO historically handling the crucial value addition activities internally. Because of this, Indian private companies have lagged behind other world leaders in SpaceTech in terms of end-to-end capabilities.

The publication of SpaceCom Policy 2020, Space RS Policy 2020, Geospatial Policy 2021, and other policies, along with the creation of organizations like NewSpace India Ltd (NSIL) and the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre (IN–SPACe), have created a national push to expedite the private sector’s involvement in the Indian space area. The Department of Space is also working on a comprehensive Space Act and other policies, including launch vehicle and space exploration policies.

Because of our natural curiosity and desire to understand the universe, space travel has long fascinated people.

Recently, private enterprise and international cooperation have transformed space exploration.

This article will explore the changing face of space exploration and emphasize the importance of international collaboration and private industry.

New Space Technologies

Pioneers of Personal Space Travel

NASA, Roscosmos, and ESA were the only government space agencies allowed to explore space. However, private companies leading space innovation changed everything:

SpaceX since 2002 has resupplied the ISS, developed reusable rocket technology, and prepared to colonize Mars.

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin offers professional and recreational suborbital and orbital spaceflight.

Rick Branson’s suborbital space tourism company, Virgin Galactic.

Innovating, competing, and seeking commercial opportunities beyond Earth are redefining space exploration in private space ventures.

Space Exploration Companies

International Space Cooperation

Space exploration requires international cooperation even as private businesses grow:

The Earth-orbiting International Space Station (ISS) is a global collaboration marvel. European, Japanese, Canadian, Russian, and US space agencies participate.

Mars exploration: NASA, ESA, and others work on Curiosity and Mars Sample Return.

The Artemis Accords outlines global cooperation on the Moon and beyond, inviting international partners to lunar exploration.

Global Collaboration and Private Enterprises Benefits

Space exploration benefits from private sector involvement and international cooperation in a number of ways.

Innovation: By bringing in competition and innovation, private endeavors lower costs and advance technology.

Commercialization: Businesses worldwide can take advantage of commercial endeavors to expand their satellite deployment, space tourism, and resource exploitation capabilities.

Shared Resources: Working together, nations can pool resources, exchange knowledge, and take on challenging projects.

Scientific Discovery: Across national boundaries, international cooperation increases the possibility of scientific discovery and exploration.

Difficulties and Things to Think About

Although private and international partnerships present notable benefits, they also present certain challenges.

Regulation: To address new challenges, the framework governing international cooperation and private space endeavors needs to change.

Resource Management: A complex ethical and legal challenge is the responsible use of space resources, such as lunar mining.

Space Debris: Coordinated actions ought to tackle the expanding problem of space debris and environmentally friendly space operations.

Space Travel Prospects

Future space exploration could lead to asteroid mining, planet colonization, and scientific breakthroughs.

Space exploration is entering a new era as private companies and multinational partnerships change the space environment.

Space exploration is more accessible, sustainable, and transformative than ever thanks to private innovation and international collaboration. It shows our willingness to push the limits and our enduring spirit of exploration.

Mars Rover

What is Mars Rover?

A robotic vehicle that investigates the surface of Mars is called a rover. Rovers are long-range, remotely controlled vehicles that gather data and take images while traveling great distances. They have found evidence of water, ancient life, and possible resources on Mars, among many other significant discoveries.

Six Mars rovers have been successful so far:

In 1997, Sojourner became the first rover to set foot on Mars. During 83 days, it investigated the Ares Vallis region. The twin rovers Spirit (2004) and Opportunity (2004) touched down on Mars in 2004. For many years, they investigated the Gusev Crater and Meridiani Planum, respectively. Opportunity stopped operating in 2018 and Spirit became stuck in 2010.

Gale Crater is presently being explored by Curiosity (2012). It has found evidence of ancient lakes and rivers, among many other significant discoveries.

The Jezero Crater region is being explored in Perseverance (2021). In addition to gathering samples of rock and regolith broken rock and soil for potential return to Earth, it is searching for indications of prehistoric life.

The first Chinese rover to set foot on Mars is Zhurong (2021). It is investigating the area of Utopia Planitia.

An essential component of our Mars exploration are the Mars rovers. They have made significant contributions to our understanding of the Red Planet’s potential for habitability.

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[nainamalhotra123]

Geeta University: A Leading Destination for Computer Science and Engineering Education in India.

Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) has become one of the most popular and in-demand fields of study in India. With the growth of the digital economy, there is an increasing need for skilled CSE professionals in various industries such as software development, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data analytics, and more. As a result, many universities in India are offering CSE programs to cater to the growing demand for qualified CSE graduates. Geeta University is one such institution that has emerged as a top destination for CSE education in India.

Geeta University, is a private university located in the city of Panipat, Haryana. It was established in 2022 and is affiliated with the University Grants Commission (UGC). The university offers a range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in various fields, including CSE.

Geeta University's CSE program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the ever-evolving field of computer science. The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including programming languages, algorithms, data structures, computer networks, operating systems, database management systems, software engineering, and more. The program also includes practical sessions, projects, and internships to provide students with hands-on experience in real-world scenarios.

One of the key features of Geeta University's CSE program is its focus on industry-relevant skills. The university has established partnerships with leading IT companies to provide students with exposure to the latest technologies and industry trends. This enables students to stay up-to-date with the latest developments in the field and develop the skills needed to succeed in the industry. The university also offers a range of certification programs, including Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), Oracle Certified Professional (OCP), and Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA), to help students enhance their employability.

Geeta University's CSE program is taught by a team of experienced and qualified faculty members who are experts in their respective fields. The faculty members use a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, discussions, case studies, and hands-on activities, to ensure that students have a thorough understanding of the subject matter. The faculty members are also involved in research and development activities, which helps them stay updated with the latest developments in the field.

The university has state-of-the-art infrastructure and facilities to support its CSE program. The campus is spread over 35 acres and includes modern classrooms, labs, a library, a sports complex, and more. The labs are equipped with the latest hardware and software, including high-performance computing systems, servers, and networking equipment. The library has a vast collection of books, journals, and online resources to support research and learning.

Geeta University's CSE program has been recognized by various accreditation bodies and rankings. The university is accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) with an "A" grade. It has also been ranked among the top 100 engineering colleges in India by NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework) and Outlook-ICARE (Indian Centre for Academic Rankings and Excellence).

In conclusion, Geeta University has emerged as a leading destination for CSE education in India. Its CSE program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the industry. The university's focus on industry-relevant skills, experienced faculty, modern infrastructure, and accreditation and rankings make it a top choice for students seeking quality CSE education in India

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How Top Distance Learning Universities Engage in Skill-building for Employees

India is a young country with 75% of the population in the working age, hence, employability among the youth is a concern, Skill-based education, therefore plays an important role in competency building and job advancement. As a dynamic institution, the focus at Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning (SCDL) has been on skill-building, and building competence in employment. 

We have witnessed a surge in interest in skill-based learning. Corporate tie-ups, and partnerships for e-learning courses are on a rise for upskilling and reskilling of employees. This highlights the relevance of honing the right skills and the demand for the right courses from the right institutes.

Distance learning is a catalyst for learning and enriching process. 

“More than 40% of the students showed willingness to spend more for an online degree if the reputation of the institute and/or its past results are superior. It is here that the relevance of SCDL comes into the forefront.”  

There is little or no doubt that skill-based education is relevant, and a great boon to the future employers. It not only does away with routine, irrelevant learning, but also allows students to choose the right specialization from the right institution. 

Among the top distance learning universities in India, Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning-SCDL has been instrumental in enabling students hone skills and develop specific skill sets for over two decades now. A pioneering institute in distance education, SCDL offers PG Diploma, Diploma and job Certification courses in various areas including Data Science, Banking and Finance, Law, Supply-chain Management, Health and Hospitality, among others. 

How to Develop Appropriate Skills?

Appropriate Course Material

 The course content, needless to say, has to be relevant, apt for the present times, and updated from time to time. It is important to not spend time on the irrelevant aspects. The course material is well-researched by a team of academicians and trainers, who ensure that the content is relevant for the present times, and time-bound.

Interactive, Practical Sessions

SCDL has an innovative formula to deliver course content through relevant content, regular chats to stimulate discussions, student teacher interaction, support programs. “The approach to teaching at SCDL includes contemporary delivery styles with a combination of printed books, online classroom learning, e-learning, e-mentoring and faculty interaction”.

Identify Areas for Growth

In a recent study, it revealed that certain skill sets like dynamic communication, collaboration, support skills, data sciences, machine learning, finance communication, digital marketing skills can enable employees to ‘climb up the corporate ladder’. 

“In such a scenario, workers will have an upper hand while demanding higher pay, better benefits, perks, remote work options.”  

Access to Strong Mentorship

Mentorship programs is a great way to access knowledge and expertise from the industry experts. In distance learning courses, providing meaningful support to workforce leads to a good outcome.

SCDL has dedicated advisors that will assist in creating awareness about the job opportunities, and offer placement assistance to students from time to time, akin to the colleges offering distance MBA in India.

Get hands-on-experience

The last step, but quintessential step to acquire practical knowledge. With student support programs and industry tie-ups, top distance learning universities facilitate internships and placement at reputed companies and industries. 

Advantages of the Skill-based Learning 

“Indian economy is growing at a rapid pace, that has opened up numerous opportunities for investment across sectors. India’s skilled and semi-skilled workforce is a valuable human resource.”

Focusing on skills is a differentiator to attract, retain and engage employees. For candidates looking for ways to enhance skills, while also continue the present engagements, and job commitments, study from best distance learning universities like SCDL is a great option. It is a sheer balance between the best of two worlds-flexibility in learning on a self-paced study mode, and learning outcome akin to distance MBA in India.

[ultramaga]

What shits me is the way my phone number is being linked even if I don't provide it, because that's how google/android works, and I have to fight their system if I don't want my files to be uploaded to computers in foreign lands. The iphone leaks should have been a warning. Celebs suddenly found their nudes being leaked on the black market. How? Because iphone copies your stuff onto what is called THE CLOWWWWWD, which is a obfuscation for their servers. They have copies of whatever they can grab, and they do it without asking, and if you block it, they can switch it on remotely, and you end up pouring over hacks that they are trying to stop through legislation, hacks to stop them arse raping your life. We are slipping into the dystopia of shit, the gradual tofu dreggery of everything. The only hope at the moment is maybe some tech savvy radicals will get a voice in the political arena and speak up about it. I do laugh when I read that the EU actually has some good privacy laws, because otherwise they seem to be far closer to a police state. My phone has an ai. I turn it off. The mandatory 'patch' turns it back on. My phone sends my voice to their ai to be analysed. I turn that off. The mandatory 'patch' turns it back on. I say no. They say ok, we'll do it later. You can keep trying to say no, but one slip of the finger and we take that as a yes, and we harvest your data and sell it off. One of the reasons old people are attacked by scammers is because they can get extensive profiles on likely victims. All this data harvesting is deliberate and harmful, and the companies know it will be used to harm the most vulnerable people in the world, but they don't care. That old lady being swindled out of her life savings because a call centre in India bought gigs of data about her to make up convincing lies, she's not responsible, the companies that harvest us and then sell that are, just as surely as if the post office was making wax prints of our locks and selling them to thugs at the pub. When all of this started, I wanted to avoid a mobile phone because I hated having to be tracked all the time by the government, and yet if I needed help, the government suddenly has no idea where I am. All this stuff is not to benefit us, it's about benefitting a few malicious elites take control over us.

And the most galling thing? Every time they kick, every time they smash a tooth out of our faces, they repeat:

WE ARE HERE TO HELP. STOP STRUGGLING. YOU ARE MAKING IT WORSE.

I don't know I'm not done talking about it. It's insane that I can't just uninstall Edge or Copilot. That websites require my phone number to sign up. That people share their contacts to find their friends on social media.

I wouldn't use an adblocker if ads were just banners on the side funding a website I enjoy using and want to support. Ads pop up invasively and fill my whole screen, I misclick and get warped away to another page just for trying to read an article or get a recipe.

Every app shouldn't be like every other app. Instagram didn't need reels and a shop. TikTok doesn't need a store. Instagram doesn't need to be connected to Facebook. I don't want my apps to do everything, I want a hub for a specific thing, and I'll go to that place accordingly.

I love discord, but so much information gets lost to it. I don't want to join to view things. I want to lurk on forums. I want to be a user who can log in and join a conversation by replying to a thread, even if that conversation was two days ago. I know discord has threads, it's not the same. I don't want to have to verify my account with a phone number. I understand safety and digital concerns, but I'm concerned about information like that with leaks everywhere, even with password managers.

I shouldn't have to pay subscriptions to use services and get locked out of old versions. My old disk copy of photoshop should work. I should want to upgrade eventually because I like photoshop and supporting the business. Adobe is a whole other can of worms here.

Streaming is so splintered across everything. Shows release so fast. Things don't get physical releases. I can't stream a movie I own digitally to friends because the share-screen blocks it, even though I own two digital copies, even though I own a physical copy.

I have an iPod, and I had to install a third party OS to easily put my music on it without having to tangle with iTunes. Spotify bricked hardware I purchased because they were unwillingly to upkeep it. They don't pay their artists. iTunes isn't even iTunes anymore and Apple struggles to upkeep it.

My TV shows me ads on the home screen. My dad lost access to eBook he purchased because they were digital and got revoked by the company distributing them. Hitman 1-3 only runs online most of the time. Flash died and is staying alive because people love it and made efforts to keep it up.

I have to click "not now" and can't click "no". I don't just get emails, they want to text me to purchase things online too. My windows start search bar searches online, not just my computer. Everything is blindly called an app now. Everything wants me to upload to the cloud. These are good tools! But why am I forced to use them! Why am I not allowed to own or control them?

No more!!!!! I love my iPod with so much storage and FLAC files. I love having all my fics on my harddrive. I love having USBs and backups. I love running scripts to gut suck stuff out of my Windows computer I don't want that spies on me. I love having forums. I love sending letters. I love neocities and webpages and webrings. I will not be scanning QR codes. Please hand me a physical menu. If I didn't need a smartphone for work I'd get a "dumb" phone so fast. I want things to have buttons. I want to use a mouse. I want replaceable batteries. I want the right to repair. I grew up online and I won't forget how it was!

[timesofinnovation]

The landscape of telecommunications in India is on the brink of a substantial transformation, thanks to the introduction of new draft rules aimed at enhancing cybersecurity. These regulations signify a strategic move by the Indian government to safeguard the nation's telecommunication networks against emerging cyber threats, underscoring the need for robust infrastructure and stringent policies. At the core of these proposed rules is the mandate for all telecom service providers to implement comprehensive cybersecurity measures. This includes formulating stringent cybersecurity policies, conducting regular audits, and establishing Security Operations Centres (SOCs) dedicated to real-time monitoring and incident response. The establishment of SOCs will enable telecom companies to detect and respond swiftly to potential cyber threats, thereby minimizing risks to the essential services they provide. Furthermore, these regulations require the appointment of a Chief Telecommunication Security Officer (CTSO) within each telecom company. The CTSO will be responsible for ensuring compliance with the established cybersecurity policies and must report any security incidents to the government within a strict timeframe of six hours. This rapid reporting requirement aims to facilitate timely government intervention, enhancing the overall resilience of telecom infrastructure in the face of potential cyberattacks. The draft rules also highlight the government’s authority to request traffic data from telecom providers, a move designed to bolster cybersecurity and tackle the increasing incidence of online fraud, particularly in relation to popular over-the-top (OTT) services such as WhatsApp and Telegram. By enabling real-time monitoring of this data, the government can identify suspicious patterns and take preemptive measures against cyber threats. Balancing security and privacy is crucial in these proposals. The draft regulations lay down a framework for lawful interception of communications and outline conditions for the temporary suspension of services in cases concerning national security or public order. This approach aims to ensure that security measures do not infringe upon the rights of individuals while promoting a safer digital environment. Public consultation plays a significant role in the proposal process. The draft rules are currently open for a 30-day period, during which input from stakeholders—including telecom companies, industry experts, and civil society—is invited. This inclusive approach is designed to refine the regulations further and ensure they are effective and balanced. Moreover, the protection of critical telecommunications infrastructure is emphasized in these new rules. Telecom companies are required to maintain comprehensive records and adhere to national security directives, which include the registration of telecommunications equipment identifiers. This level of detail will contribute to enhancing the integrity of telecom services and preventing disruptions caused by cyber threats. Internationally, the need for heightened cybersecurity in telecommunications is echoed by various nations. For example, countries like the United States, Australia, and the UK have implemented their own sets of regulations aimed at fortifying telecom networks against cyber threats. India’s latest endeavor aligns with global trends, emphasizing the mutually beneficial nature of international cybersecurity cooperation and information sharing. In conclusion, India’s draft rules on telecommunications cybersecurity mark a critical step towards modernizing its regulatory framework. By implementing these stringent policies, the government aims to enhance the resilience of its telecommunication networks against the backdrop of increasing cyber threats. The focus on compliance, real-time monitoring, and stakeholder engagement underscores a comprehensive strategy poised to strengthen India's cybersecurity posture in a rapidly changing digital landscape.

[jcmarchi]

Big tech’s AI spending hits new heights

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Big tech’s AI spending hits new heights

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In 2024, Big Tech is all-in on artificial intelligence, with companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta leading the way.

Their combined spending on AI is projected to exceed a jaw-dropping $240 billion. Why? Because AI isn’t just the future—it’s the present, and the demand for AI-powered tools and infrastructure has never been higher. The companies aren’t just keeping up; they’re setting the pace for the industry.

The scale of their investment is hard to ignore. In the first half of 2023, tech giants poured $74 billion into capital expenditure. By Q3, that number had jumped to $109 billion. In mid-2024, spending reached $104 billion, a remarkable 47% rise over the same period a year earlier. By Q3, the total hit $171 billion.

If this pattern continues, Q4 might add another $70 billion, bringing the total to a truly staggering $240 billion for the year.

Why so much spending?

AI’s potential is immense, and companies are making sure they’re positioned to reap the rewards.

A growing market: AI is projected to create $20 trillion in global economic impact by 2030. In countries like India, AI could contribute $500 billion to GDP by 2025. With stakes this high, big tech isn’t hesitating to invest heavily.

Infrastructure demands: Training and running AI models require massive investment in infrastructure, from data centres to high-performance GPUs. Alphabet increased its capital expenditures by 62% last quarter compared to the previous year, even as it cut its workforce by 9,000 employees to manage costs.

Revenue potential: AI is already proving its value. Microsoft’s AI products are expected to generate $10 billion annually—the fastest-growing segment in the company’s history. Alphabet, meanwhile, uses AI to write over 25% of its new code, streamlining operations.

Amazon is also ramping up, with plans to spend $75 billion on capital expenditure in 2024. Meta’s forecast is not far behind, with estimates between $38 and $40 billion. Across the board, organisations recognise that maintaining their edge in AI requires sustained and significant investment.

Supporting revenue streams

What keeps the massive investments keep on coming is the strength of big tech’s core businesses. Last quarter, Alphabet’s digital advertising machine, which is powered by Google’s search engine, generated $49.39 billion in ad revenue, a 12% year-over-year increase. This as a solid foundation that allows Alphabet to pour resources into building out its AI arsenal without destabilising the bottom line.

Microsoft’s diversified revenue streams are another example. While the company spent $20 billion on AI and cloud infrastructure last quarter, its productivity segment, which includes Office, grew by 12% to $28.3 billion, and its personal computing business, boosted by Xbox and the Activision Blizzard acquisition, grew 17% to $13.2 billion. These successes demonstrate how AI investments can support broader growth strategies.

The financial payoff

Big tech is already seeing the benefits of its heavy spending. Microsoft’s Azure platform has seen substantial growth, with its AI income approaching $6 billion. Amazon’s AI business is growing at triple-digit rates, and Alphabet reported a 34% jump in profits last quarter, with cloud revenue playing a major role.

Meta, while primarily focused on advertising, is leveraging AI to make its platforms more engaging. AI-driven tools, such as improved feeds and search features keep users on its platforms longer, resulting in new revenue growth.

AI spending shows no signs of slowing down. Tech leaders at Microsoft and Alphabet view AI as a long-term investment critical to their future success. And the results speak for themselves: Alphabet’s cloud revenue is up 35%, while Microsoft’s cloud business grew 20% last quarter.

For the time being, the focus is on scaling up infrastructure and meeting demand. However, the real transformation will come when big tech unlocks AI’s full potential, transforming industries and redefining how we work and live.

By investing in high-quality, centralised data strategies, businesses can ensure trustworthy and accurate AI implementations, and unlock AI’s full potential to drive innovation, improve decision-making, and gain competitive edge. AI’s revolutionary promise is within reach—but only for companies prepared to lay the groundwork for sustainable growth and long-term results.

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See also: Microsoft tries to convert Google Chrome users

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Tags: ai, Amazon, Google, meta, microsoft

[industryhub]

The Rise of Specialized MBA Programs in Private Business Schools in India

The world of business is evolving at a rapid pace, demanding managers who not only possess general business acumen but also expertise in niche areas. This shift has fueled the rise of specialized MBA programs in private business schools across India. These programs cater to specific industries and roles, equipping students with targeted skills to address unique business challenges. Institutions like the Dr. D.Y. Patil Global Business School & Research Centre (GBSRC) have taken the lead in offering specialized MBA programs that align with industry demands, making them an attractive choice for aspiring managers.

Growing Demand for Niche Management Roles

As businesses embrace digital transformation, globalization, and industry-specific complexities, the need for managers with domain-specific knowledge has never been greater. Unlike traditional MBA programs that focus on a broad range of management topics, specialized MBA programs delve deep into specific areas like healthcare management, data analytics, and agribusiness. This growing demand for niche expertise has made specialized MBA programs a game-changer for students and employers alike.

What Are Specialized MBA Programs?

Specialized MBA programs are tailored courses that focus on a specific industry or functional area within business management. Unlike general MBAs, these programs provide in-depth training, equipping students with technical and strategic skills to thrive in their chosen domains.

Examples of Specialized MBA Programs

Healthcare Management: Designed for aspirants looking to lead in the healthcare sector, addressing hospital operations, healthcare policy, and medical technology.

Agribusiness Management: Focuses on agricultural supply chains, food processing, and rural development strategies.

Digital Marketing: Equips students with skills to navigate the digital landscape, including SEO, SEM, social media, and content marketing.

Data Analytics: Prepares students for roles in data-driven decision-making, big data, and AI-driven business solutions.

Institutions like Dr. D.Y. Patil Global Business School & Research Centre (GBSRC) offer a range of such programs, ensuring students are prepared to meet the demands of evolving industries.

Popular Specializations in India

India’s private business schools have embraced a variety of specialized MBA programs to cater to emerging trends and industry needs. Here are some of the most sought-after specializations:

Data Analytics and Business Intelligence:

With the rise of big data, this specialization focuses on analytical tools and techniques for data-driven decision-making.

Digital Marketing:

A critical need in the age of online businesses, this specialization emphasizes digital strategies and tools to enhance customer engagement.

Human Resources Management:

Focused on modern workforce management, talent acquisition, and employee engagement.

Healthcare Management:

A booming field due to advancements in medical technology and healthcare policy.

Financial Technology (FinTech):

Addresses the intersection of finance and technology, preparing students for roles in blockchain, digital payments, and financial software.

GBSRC is known for offering several of these cutting-edge specializations, ensuring students gain the expertise required to excel in their fields.

Benefits of Specialized Programs

1. Industry Relevance

Specialized MBA programs are designed in collaboration with industry experts, ensuring the curriculum remains aligned with current trends and future needs. For instance, GBSRC’s Healthcare Management MBA prepares students to tackle challenges unique to the healthcare sector, such as operational efficiency and patient care innovations.

2. Better Career Prospects

Students graduating from specialized MBA programs often enjoy a competitive edge in the job market. Companies prefer candidates with expertise tailored to their industry, reducing the need for additional training. This has been particularly evident in fields like data analytics and digital marketing, where specialized skills are in high demand.

3. Enhanced Skill Sets

By focusing on specific domains, students gain advanced knowledge and skills that set them apart from general MBA graduates. This depth of expertise can lead to faster career progression and access to leadership roles.

Notable Schools Offering Specializations

Several private business schools in India have embraced the specialized MBA trend, offering programs that cater to niche markets. Here are a few leading institutions:

XLRI – Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur:

Known for its HR specialization, XLRI also offers programs in business analytics and supply chain management.

Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai:

Offers a range of one-year specialized MBA programs, including Analytics and Artificial Intelligence.

Dr. D.Y. Patil Global Business School & Research Centre (GBSRC), Pune:

A pioneer in offering specialized programs like Healthcare Management and Agribusiness, GBSRC focuses on providing industry-relevant education with hands-on training and internships. Its strong industry connections and state-of-the-art facilities make it a top choice for aspirants.

The rise of specialized MBA programs in private business schools in India is a testament to the changing demands of the global business environment. These programs not only enhance employability but also empower students to excel in their chosen domains. Institutions like the Dr. D.Y. Patil Global Business School & Research Centre (GBSRC) are leading the way, ensuring that students receive the education and skills required to thrive in niche industries.

For aspiring managers looking to stand out in the competitive job market, specialization is the way forward. With targeted training, industry relevance, and better career prospects, specialized MBA programs are undoubtedly shaping the future of business education.

[jmit2145]

A Case Study of JMIT: How Haryana's Engineering Colleges have Incorporated AI and Machine Learning

It is no secret that artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are two of the most important and fast-developing sectors in the world, that do not only change the game but create a huge number of vacant job positions in these spheres. In this context, engineering colleges in Haryana , especially, those within the laps of JMIT (Seth Jai Prakash Mukand Lal Institute of Engineering and Technology) are not lagging behind rather aligning their education and physical resources to earn a competitive edge in the market.

JMIT : An Institute at the Forefront of the AI and ML Education

JMIT, located in Radaur Haryana, is one of the best engineering colleges in Haryana , facilitating the learning and developing environment in AI and ML. The institute is also forward- looking in a sense that it is embedding AI and ML in its curricula as well as embedding it across its research and industry engagement.

Key Initiatives by JMIT in AI and ML.

1. AI and ML on the Syllabus

As part of Computer Science and Engineering programs, JMIT has introduced Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Data Science as specialized elective subjects. Students can learn about neural networks, deep learning techniques, natural language processing, and big data analytics. This combination helps students develop a sound theoretical knowledge along with practical skills.

2. High-Quality Laboratories

To complement progressive education, JMIT has modern laboratories with high-performance computing systems, GPUs, and software like Tensor flow, Py Torch, and MAT LAB. Students get the opportunity to test complicated algorithms and come up with new ideas.

3. Faculty Development Programs

As JMIT understands that intelligent teachers are the essence of any educational institution, systematic faculty training programs are organized in collaboration with India’s leading high-tech industries and research organisations. These activities make teachers aware of the current developments in AI and ML.

4. Industry Collaborations and Internships

Other than working with leading IT companies like Infosys, TCS, and Wipro, JMIT has also worked on getting students to commit to internship programs to get students real experience. Firm collaborations provide students with the opportunity to work on projects that are aligned with the industry, reinforcing the holistic understanding of AI and ML the students received in class.

5. Workshops and Hackathons

In order to find new into creativity and innovation JMIT organizes a number of workshops, seminars and hackathons related to AI and ML. Students from all regions of Haryana participate in these events thus expanding the network of their interest and solving problems.

AI and ML Research at JMIT

In addition, JMIT has also set up some research centers which are conversant with seeking and developing solutions to various issues using AI and ML. From health care thru innovativeness to smart agriculture, the school encourages both students and teachers to engage in meaningful research which addresses viable needs of the society.

Impact on Students and the Region

Integration of  AI and ML at JMIT has empowered its students towards attaining something good in most of their career centres. When ex students of the institution are highlighted, many have occupied active roles in renowned multinational firms or even upcoming tech firms originating from the classroom. Further, the promotion of AI and ML by JMIT has positioned the state of Haryana to be competitive in matters of technology development and advances.

Conclusion

With the continued trends for the need of AI and ML skills from the workplace, the engineering institutions in Haryana such as JMIT are leading in the incorporation of these technologies in education. With the implementation of its innovative curricular, state of art infrastructure and collaboration with various industries, JMIT is nurturing future engineers who can assume leadership positions in the age of AI. Thus for students who are looking for an engineering college in Haryana that offers a variety of AI and ML programs, JMIT is a great option.

[darshanhiranandani-blog]

Darshan Hiranandani : Hiranandani Group Unveils Plans for India’s Second Semiconductor Park

In a landmark development for India’s semiconductor industry, the Hiranandani Group, under the leadership of CEO Darshan Hiranandani, has announced plans to establish the country’s second semiconductor park. This ambitious project will be located in the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) region, near Noida, Uttar Pradesh. With this initiative, Hiranandani Group aims to position India as a key player in the global semiconductor supply chain.

The proposed park will follow in the footsteps of the semiconductor and display manufacturing facilities already being set up by Vedanta Limited and Taiwanese company Foxconn at the Dholera Special Investment Region (SIR) in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.

Hiranandani’s semiconductor arm, Tarq Semiconductors Private Limited, has officially applied for permission under the Indian Semiconductor Mission Scheme, submitting an application to both the Central Government and the Uttar Pradesh government. The company has already paid Rs 50 Lakhs in application fees. Once approved by the Centre, the UP state cabinet will allocate land for the project.

At the UP Global Investors Summit in February 2023, Hiranandani Group signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Uttar Pradesh government, committing to invest INR 170 billion in the development of the semiconductor park. As per the MoU, Tarq Semiconductors will set up advanced ATP (Assembly, Testing, and Packaging) plants for semiconductor production, covering three types of production lines: legacy, mature, and complex. The first ATP plant is set to begin in phase one over the next 24 months, with the second and third plants to follow in the second phase, over a similar timeline. The project is expected to create approximately 1,000 jobs.

In a letter to the CEO of YEIDA, Darshan Hiranandani stated that the initial phase of the project will attract an investment of over Rs 25 billion. He further emphasized that Hiranandani Group has seen great success in Uttar Pradesh through its data centre arm, Yotta Data Services Pvt. Ltd., and is now eager to expand its footprint by diving into the semiconductor sector.

This semiconductor park marks a significant milestone in India’s push to become a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing. Supported by initiatives like the Indian Semiconductor Mission, which aims to foster a robust semiconductor ecosystem within the country, the project aligns with India’s ambitions to reduce its dependence on foreign semiconductor imports.

Darshan Hiranandani - As India continues to draw global investments in the semiconductor industry, Hiranandani Group’s proposed park is set to be a key catalyst in strengthening India’s role in the global semiconductor supply chain. The park is expected to contribute not only to job creation but also to the overall economic development of the region, driving advancements in science and technology.

[i-edu0services]

Amity University Bangalore: Centre for Innovation, Excellence and Holistic Education

Amity University Bangalore is a prestigious branch campus of Amity University, a global network of private educational institutions known for high standards of academic excellence, innovative research, and holistic student development. Strategically located in Bangalore, India's leading education and technology hub, Amity University Bangalore offers students access to a holistic educational environment backed by industry linkages and diverse learning experiences.

Why Amity University Bangalore?

Amity University Bangalore is popular among students for several reasons. Its modern infrastructure, global curriculum, research-led pedagogy, and highly qualified faculty make it a world-class educational institution. The university is affiliated with UGC (University Grants Commission) and is known for its quality education that meets current industry needs and future growth trends. Amity emphasizes holistic education, ensuring that students acquire theoretical knowledge and the soft skills, ethical values, and practical expertise required to succeed in today's globalized world.

Academic Programs and Courses:

One of the highlights of Amity University Bangalore is its wide range of bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs in various fields. Whether a student is interested in engineering, management, biotechnology, law, journalism, or humanities, the university offers courses aligned with the student's interests and career goals.

Each program at Amity is designed to combine theoretical learning, practical experience, and real-world application to equip students with industry-relevant skills. For example, engineering courses focus on practical laboratories and research projects, while business courses often offer case studies, internships, and industry collaborative partnerships. This comprehensive curriculum prepares students to face real-world challenges in their chosen field.

State-of-the-art Infrastructure:

Amity University Bangalore has modern, state-of-the-art facilities that create an environment conducive to learning, research, and innovation. The campus has well-equipped laboratories, digital classrooms, and advanced data centers that allow students to participate in cutting-edge research and projects. Additionally, the university library is a vast archive of academic resources, giving students access to many books, magazines, and digital materials essential for their studies.

The campus also includes recreational areas, sports facilities, and accommodation options that enhance the quality of life for students and promote a balanced lifestyle that combines academics with physical health and social interaction.

Emphasis on Research and Innovation:

Amity University Bangalore is committed to fostering a culture of research and innovation among its students and faculty. The university encourages interdisciplinary projects and collaborations with various industries and institutions. Amity's research activities cover diverse areas such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, environmental sciences, and renewable energy, and aim to find solutions that can address real-world challenges.

Additionally, students are actively encouraged to participate in research projects, publish papers, and present at conferences, gaining valuable insights and experience. Our emphasis on research helps students develop their critical thinking skills, problem-solving skills, and passion for discovery.

Industry Integration and Career Opportunities:

Amity University Bangalore maintains strong links with key industries, providing unique advantages to students in terms of internships, projects, and employment opportunities. Regular guest lectures, workshops, and seminars by industry experts provide students with insights into current industry trends and challenges. The university's Career Services Office is very proactive and works closely with leading companies to ensure that students are well-prepared and have successful careers after graduation.

Additionally, Amity's Career Resource Centre provides training and support to help students develop critical workplace skills such as B. Resume writing, interview techniques, and communication skills. This support contributes to a high employment rate with many graduates securing positions in reputed companies across India and abroad.

Focus on holistic development:

At Amity University Bangalore, education emphasizes more than just academic content. The university emphasizes the holistic development of students through a variety of extracurricular activities, clubs, and community engagement opportunities. From cultural and sports clubs to leadership development programs, students are encouraged to discover their talents and develop their personality.

Amity also emphasizes ethical values ​​and social responsibility, fostering empathy and a sense of community among its students. This approach not only fosters their personal growth but also prepares them to be responsible and ethical leaders in their professions and communities.

Conclusion:

Amity University Bangalore is more than just an educational institution. It is a comprehensive platform for students to grow, learn, and prepare for the future. With a focus on academic rigor, industry integration, innovative research, and holistic development, Amity Bangalore helps students become confident, skilled, and socially responsible professionals. Choosing Amity University Bangalore means investing in a future where knowledge, skills, and character work together to achieve success.

[emizaincblogs]

Scaling Up: Optimising Warehouse Capacity During Peak Seasons

Peak season at a warehouse or distribution centre is determined by several variables, including promotions, holidays, special events, and seasonal trends, and it differs depending on the kind of business and industry. However, in the Indian domestic market, the busiest periods often revolve around the festive season, including major festivals such as Diwali, Dussehra, Navratri, and the wedding season. You might also see a surge in demand during Raksha Bandhan, Eid, or the back-to-school season. Whether it’s during the festive rush or a significant event like the Great Indian Festival or Flipkart Big Billion Days, you must be able to scale up to accommodate the extra workload once your busy season hits.

Managers of warehouses and distribution centres must anticipate and plan for these peak seasons, making necessary adjustments to personnel numbers, streamlining procedures, building inventory, enhancing logistics, and other aspects of the facility’s readiness to withstand the spike in demand. During peak seasons, smooth operations may be maintained, and the extra effort can be managed with early planning and effective tactics in place.

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Evaluation and Analysis

The optimum months for warehouses to start data analysis are usually July or August. Commencing early provides you and your team with ample opportunity to adapt to modifications and get started right away. For example, there may be a learning curve at first when implementing warehouse robots or new tools. However, if you purchase them well in advance of the busiest time of year, such as the festive seasons like Diwali or the wedding season, you’ll have plenty of time to address any technological issues and ensure a smooth operation during peak times. Examining data from previous festive seasons in the Indian market is crucial to spot trends, patterns, and optimal timing. This approach allows for tailored adjustments that align with domestic demands and seasonal surges.

Have an Efficiency-Based Perspective

Planning for peak season success involves more than just updating the warehouse and doing inventory checks. Making sure you and your group are approaching things with the appropriate mentality is also crucial. Getting the warehouse operational is all about creating efficiency.

This kind of thinking places efficiency in strategy development and change management at the forefront of considerations. By focusing on increasing warehouse efficiency, especially in preparation for the festive seasons like Diwali, Dussehra, or the wedding season, you can secure your peak season strategy and position yourself to take full advantage of the spike in demand. It is what separates a facility that struggles during busy periods from one that prospers, ensuring you are fully prepared to meet the unique challenges of the Indian market.

Boost Automation and Robotics

The most important thing to think about is optimising technology. Everything else will come into place if the proper plan, tools, and software are in place.

You can employ technology solutions such as warehouse management systems (WMS) for inventory control, order processing, real-time tracking, and automated reporting throughout the whole site. In order to maximise workforce performance and production, automation systems may also intelligently assign jobs to human workers depending on their availability and area of expertise.

Naturally, automation and robotics are essential to warehouses’ ability to efficiently handle the heightened demands and complexity of peak season operations.

Employees for Quick Onboarding

Another important factor to take into account is staffing. One well-known tactic for keeping operations going in spite of increasing traffic is to hire temporary labour. While it’s not necessary to recruit these seasonal workers right away, it’s a good idea to plan ahead for their arrival.

Because seasonal employees work under tight deadlines, a smooth onboarding procedure is essential to everyone’s success. Long, drawn-out training sessions are a waste of time for temporary employees, and ineffective onboarding pushes back their start date. Everyone will benefit from the creation of a quick onboarding process.

In the shortest amount of time, onboarding should effectively prepare seasonal workers for their roles. Focus solely on the most important and pertinent details, such scheduling instructions or safety precautions. When you employ, this ought to be prepared.

Emergency Preparedness

While hoping for the best, be ready for the consequences. Since nothing in life can be guaranteed, it is advisable to create backup plans in case of unanticipated difficulties like equipment failures, bad weather, or sudden spikes in demand.

Operating success is ensured by preparing for your busiest time of year

Planning for peak season might first appear like a difficult undertaking. But if you tackle it with a few key criteria in mind, you’ll have a clear route map to the Christmas rush. Our staff can assist your team in achieving peak season warehouse performance by focusing on facility-wide efficiency and optimization.

Source : https://www.emizainc.com/scaling-up-optimising-warehouse-capacity-during-peak-seasons/