Special Report
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'Discounts will no longer retain buyers': MakeMyTrip's Deep Kalra
A combination of convenience, choice and customer-centricity will make ecommerce a mass market business in India in this decade, writes MakeMyTrip founder and group CEO Deep Kalra
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First-ever India tech park at CES showcases six Indian innovations
Brought together by angel investor Asha Jadeja Motwani, who helps introduce Indian startups to Silicon Valley, the pavilion features a three-wheeled electric car, a cannabis growing unit, a health tracker for dogs and a motorised scrubber, among others
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2020s: Data and social media will dictate marketing content
Shortened attention spans will pave the way for snippety visuals as the most successful means of communication
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2010s: When marketing gained a human touch
The world of advertising, marketing and media turned more human stories into brand stories, writes Josy Paul
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2020s: Sharing assets will be the new normal
Millennials prefer experiences over assets, and believe that sharing makes for a compelling proposition, writes Awfis founder and CEO Amit Ramani
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'The 2010s were a warm up in gig economy': UrbanClap's Varun Khaitan
The gig economy has reduced entry barriers for the informal workforce into the formalised workforce
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Sony announces PlayStation 5, electric concept car Vision-S
The company dives into the competitive mobility landscape with a futuristic car that's not just electric and self-driving, but also a cutting-edge entertainment centre, revealed at CES 2020
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Meet Ballie, Samsung's rolling robot that runs your home
Announced at CES 2020, the company's tennis ball-like assistant can follow you around, learn your routine and manage your smart home, heralding an era of what Samsung calls 'the age of experience' and hyper-personalised tech
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'The definition of travel is changing': Oyo's Ritesh Agarwal
As millennials opt for quality experiences at affordable prices, the hospitality sector must leverage technology to stay ahead of the curve
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'The 2010s saw the revolutionisation of travel'
Wanderlust experiences that were unthinkable previously are now possible because of personalisation and use of technology, writes Booking.com's Ritu Mehrotra
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How kiranas have weathered the age of ecommerce
Using convenience, ease of access and digitisation, they have fought the onslaught of supermarkets and ecommerce