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Former CEO of Eros Group
Digital Trust is an essential component of the rising global economy which is increasingly dependent on connectivity, data usage and new technology, writes Niranjan Gidwani
Read MoreTechnology is allowing customers to visualise how furniture might look in their homes, to try on clothes virtually and to even explore different stores within the mall without physically being there, writes Niranjan Gidwani
Read MoreAs data consumption and broadband increased, more and more people got on to the online bandwagon with ecommerce and quick commerce, writes Niranjan Gidwani
Read MoreThe power of AI and technology is just waiting to get unleashed to bring added efficiency to execution, measurement and strategy, writes Niranjan Gidwani
Read MoreThe new buzzword is that stores should be used as experience zones and fulfillment centres. Over the years, a lot more has changed in the last seven years than in the three decades that came prior, writes Niranjan Gidwani
Read MoreTwo key technologies are likely to shape the future of home appliances more and more: The combination of AI and IoT, and Brushless Direct Current Motors (BLDC), says Gidwani
Read MoreIn the financial year ending March 2023, Iphones have propelled the smartphones category into the top five most exported commodities from India, writes Niranjan Gidwani
Read MoreFrom B2B trends on TikTok to the shifting landscape of ecommerce, sustainability in EVs, and the rise of Generative AI in smartphones, Niranjan Gidwani shares the transformative trends of today
Read MoreGidwani believes that sustainable tech, increase in computing power and gen AI will stand as the most dominating trends in the coming year
Read MoreXiaomi, Oppo and Vivo have been continuing to strengthen their position in key markets such as China and India. Huawei and Honor are making efforts to regain market share. OnePlus is an India favourite, writes Niranjan Gidwani
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