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Quote of the day by the father of modern management, Peter Drucker: “The best way to predict the future is to create it.” Why do over 90% of Fortune 500 companies rely on Peter Drucker leadership principles to drive innovation and business growth in 2026?Quote of the Day: Over 90% of Fortune 500 companies run management systems built on Peter Drucker's principles. That single data point tell...- The 12-month deadline: Is AI about to wipe out white-collar jobs?India's IT sector faces uncertainty as artificial intelligence advances rapidly. Experts predict AI could automate many white-collar jobs w...
- Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman predicts widespread white-collar job automation within 12-18 monthsSuleyman predicted that creating customised AI models will soon be as simple as launching a blog or podcast today. Within two to three year...
- ETtech Explainer: Inside OpenAI’s GPT-5.2 launch, features, pricing, plansPer the AI giant, the new version comes with major improvements in reasoning, speed, and real-world task performance. This upgrade to ChatG...
- Fear of becoming obsolete: How to hedge against AI stealing your jobKnowledge workers including administrators, financial analysts, and software developers should prepare for significant changes due to AI ad...
- Robotics company Difacto raises $4.8 million from Stakeboat CapitalBengaluru-headquartered Difacto will use the funds to expand across sectors such as cars, home appliances and electronics, as investment an...
- Carlyle sells stake in Newgen back to promoter for $40 millionIn 2014, Carlyle had invested $33 million to acquire a 55% stake in Newgen, provider of outsourced publishing and technical services for ma...
- Accelerating digital transformation for manufacturers in a New Normal
- Carlyle-backed Newgen KnowledgeWorks acquires Pune-based e-learning firmUS private equity giant Carlyle had invested $32.8 million in December 2014, to acquire a majority stake in Newgen KnowledgeWorks.
- Gen Y writes new rules of Indian workforceThe denim-clad, iPod-sporting, twentysomething generation is writing the new rules of the Indian workforce.
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