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Sateesh Seetharamiah, CEO of Infosys's EdgeVerve, on how the cost of intelligence might go down to zero
Sateesh Seetharamiah, CEO of EdgeVerve Systems, products and platforms subsidiary of Infosys, talks about why it is inevitable that everything that can be automated, especially in the enterprise busin
ByHarichandan Arakali
Making Enterprise Systems Work
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TeamLease acquires ASAP Info Systems
ByAnshul Dhamija
Face-off over facial recognition systems
ByNaini Thaker
Systemic Leadership for Complex Adaptive Systems
ByRotman
Uber investigating breach of its computer systems
Innovation Requires More Than Systems and Tools
ByRotman
TOP 10 Home Automation Systems in 2020
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Securens Systems: No cause for alarm
ByPravin Palande
Jain Irrigation Systems: The Good Company
ByCuckoo Paul
Many facial-recognition systems are biased, says U.S. study
CRON Systems raises pre-series A funding from YourNest
ByShruti Venkatesh
Need Systems Competence to Succeed in Marketplace: Continental AG
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