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consumer pricing on gen ai is way too out of hand companies should focus more on adding value to their existing products

I am looking for a silent or seed investor for my new startup idea, which is into pay guest , hostel service aggregator + value added services . Looking for 50 Lakhs investment

The winner of quick commerce, will be companies that launch independent apps for different categories. It's a bad idea, to introduce fashion in an existing app. Electronics, fashion, and groceries have to be different apps.

And yes I get it, the word “Value”. Everyone is using it like a light snack. (Eating Continuously) Probably because of that, we ignore it passively. As a result, the world itself holds no value.😶‍🌫️

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India's adoption of Al technologies is higher than global average, a new research by Boston Consulting Group (BSG) said. "30% of Indian companies have maximised Al's value potential, surpassing the global average of 26%," said BCG executive Saibal Ch

India must urgently scale up its manufacturing capabilities on a war footing. Relying solely on services exports is no longer sustainable. As Western companies increasingly adopt AI, a significant portion of today’s backend IT jobs will become obsol

While most companies just try to show how premium their brand is, Lenskart on the other hand, played the 'TV ad' game quite differently. During the start, it firstly focused on making ads that show how local opticians lack quality and make improper

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We can embrace it: TCS' Subramaniam on 'Al eating IT jobs' concern Speaking about the concern that Al will "eat Indian IT services for breakfast, lunch and dinner", Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Chief Operating Officer (COO) NG Subramaniam said it