A profound line from Stephen Chbosky's novel, 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower,' reveals a core psychological truth. It states, 'We accept ...

The psychology of adults without close friends challenges conventional ideas about social well-being. Rather than reflecting social inadequ...

According to Axios, IBM spent more than $4 billion to build Watson Health via a series of acquisitions. The business now includes health ca...

Scott SnyderOutsider attempts to reinvent healthcare have done little to move the needle despite billions invested in promising concepts li...

Offloading IBM Watson Health would further new CEO Arvind Krishna’s efforts to streamline the company and focus on the faster-growing cloud...

To introduce this offering in India, IBM Research has trained Watson Assistant to answer queries in English and Hindi to enable various gov...

Consultancy KPMG and IBM said that IBM's Watson cognitive computing technology would be used by KPMG, with a focus on auditing services.

"We're growing faster than wha we had estimated. Last year, we in roduced two new businesses, including Watson Health."

'Watson for Oncology' was developed by IBM in association with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK), one of the world's leading can...

Last fall, IBM announced that it was putting Watson to use to accelerate scientific discoveries by scouring massive amounts of studies.

The resulting analytics could help patients manage chronic diseases like diabetes, hypertension and help predict which patients are getting...

Towers Watson has forayed into the employee benefits brokerage space in the country with the acquisition of a stake in Metis Insurance.

With this acquisition, Metis Insurance would now be known as Towers Watson Insurance Brokers India Private Limited, the company said today.

59% of Indian employers confess that they have no articulated H&P strategy in place, even though they offer various programmes.

Bernie Meyerson, IBM's VP of innovation, envisions a voice-activated Watson that answers questions, like a supercharged version of Apple's ...

Hong Kong-based retailer AS Watson, part of Hutchison Whampoa, has said it won’t enter India unless the government allows 51% FDI in retail.

Li Ka Shing’s romance with the Indian market looks set to continue in the years to come.