In the age of the revolutionary landscape of Generative AI (Gen AI), fostering AI culture in organizations is no longer considered a luxury but it has become a need for tech companies to innovate and lead.

One of the most exciting advancements in our technological arsenal is the Digital Twin technology – a concept that has matured from its initial association with IoT to become a standalone innovation, transforming how we understand and interact with our digital landscape.

With the European Digital Accessibility Act expected to take effect in June 2025, businesses across Europe are struggling to make their digital services and products available to all.

In the first part of the series on Digital Accessibility, we acquainted you with the terminology, what it entails, the European Accessibility Act, and its impact on businesses and consumers.

In an era defined by data, Europe’s digital landscape stands at a pivotal juncture. As the world witnesses an exponential surge in the generation and utilization of digital information, the need for robust frameworks ensuring data sovereignty, security, and interoperability has never been more pressing.

The banking industry is going through a massive transformation due to digital disruption. In today’s fast-paced and highly competitive environment, traditional banking practices are no longer sufficient to meet the growing demands of customers.

In today’s digital era, when everything is online and tasks can be completed using smartphones, life is easy for most of us. However, those oft-neglected in this space are those suffering from visual impairments, physically challenged, or elderly persons – who are unable to utilize these resourceful services.

The EU has been publishing this scoreboard since 2001, and it’s like a benchmark for analysing how well different countries are doing in terms of innovation.