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Pakistan vs Bangladesh | ODI World Cup 2023 | Match Stats Preview, Pitch Report | CricTracker
Welcome to CricTracker, your one-stop destination for everything related to cricket. In this video, we will preview the 31st match of the ICC ODI World Cup 2023 between Bangladesh and Pakistan, which will be played at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata on October 31.
Bangladesh and Pakistan are two of the most unpredictable and exciting teams in world cricket. Both have a rich history of producing some memorable matches in the past, and this one promises to be no different. Both teams are looking to gather momentum and secure their place in the semi-finals.
In this video, we will give you a match stats preview, pitch report, and playing11 for both teams. We will also share our predictions and opinions on who has the edge and what are the key factors to watch out for.
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Exclusive Interview with Netherlands Cricketers | ICC ODI World Cup 2023 | CricTracker
The Netherlands cricket team is gearing up for the ICC ODI World Cup 2023, which will be held in India from October 6 to November 26. The Dutch have qualified for the mega event after a remarkable performance in the World Cup Qualifier, where they defeated the likes of West Indies, Zimbabwe, and Nepal. They have also announced their 15-member squad, which includes some experienced players like Roelof van der Merwe, Colin Ackermann, and Wesley Barresi, as well as some young talents like Max O'Dowd, Bas de Leede, and Aryan Dutt.
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Naye Saal Ki Nayi Shuruwat | Atma Ki Yatra Mein Gehraai
Is naye saal mein, hum aapke saath aatmik gyan ki ek nayi yatra par nikal rahe hain. 'Naye Saal Ki Nayi Shuruwat: Atma Ki Yatra Mein Gehraai' video mein, hum aadhyatmikta ke madhyam se jeevan ko samajhne aur aatm-anushasan ke mahatva ko ujaagar karenge. Is naye varsh mein apne andar ki yatra ko aur bhi gehra karen aur aatm-khoj ke naye aayamon ka anubhav karen.
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Smishing botnet spreading phishing SMS
In the midst of major cyber-attacks targeting the general population of Iran, Check Point Research sees ongoing malicious campaigns using socially engineered SMS messages to infect tens of thousands of devices of Iran's citizens. The SMS messages, designed to impersonate the Iranian government, lure victims into downloading malicious Android applications that steal credit card credentials, personal SMS messages and two-factor authentication codes. The threat actors then proceed to make unauthorized money withdrawals and turn each infected device into a bot, spreading the malware to others. Check Point Research attributes attacks to threat actors, likely in Iran, who are financially motivated. The threat actors involved leverage a technique known as "smishing" botnets, where compromised devices are used as bots to spread similar phishing SMS messages to other potential victims. The threat actors use multiple Telegram channels to promote and sell their tools. For $50-$150, the threat actors provide a full “Android Campaign Kit”, including the malicious application and underlying infrastructure, with a control panel that can be easily managed by any unskilled attacker via a simple Telegram bot interface.
The report further states that, in the midst of major cyber attacks targeting the general population of Iran, including cyber attacks on the railways, gas stations and more. Check Point Research attributes these latest cyber attacks to threat actors who are motivated purely by financial gain. Check Point Research estimates that the threat actors behind these attacks compromised and installed malware on tens of thousands of Android devices, resulting in the theft of billions of Iranian Rials from victims, with estimates of $1,000 to $2,000 per victims. Furthermore, the investigation reveals that the data stolen from victims' devices is freely accessible to third p
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Increased Dependency on Cloud Solutions
According to a report, 65% businesses have reported an increased dependency on cloud solutions due to the pandemic and, after the switch was made, 92% reported an increase in cloud usage during the peak of the pandemic and said the cloud usage continued to increase in 2021, indicating that there is no slowdown in terms of digital acceleration and cloud adoption. Developers and SMBs require a different approach to the cloud that addresses their needs. The cloud represents a massive opportunity for developers and SMBs to test their ideas and build their businesses and it’s more important than ever that they have access to easy-to-use cloud solutions that meet their unique needs. SMBs of all types have less technical staff than enterprises and are more likely to have multiple priorities when it comes to managing cloud solutions. The report found that the responsibility of managing cloud services often falls on the CEO, President, or even on the owner of the traditional SMB. On top of limited technical staff, traditional SMBs note cost (19%), technical training and education (13%), and time required to manage services (12%) as barriers to cloud adoption, showing traditional SMBs are calling for cloud solutions that are less complex and easier to manage.
Secondly, traditional SMBs suffer from a knowledge gap around cloud solutions, which means their cloud setups are less complex than tech-focused SMBs and enterprises. Meanwhile, 56% of respondents from traditional SMBs are not familiar with the term “digital native,” compared to the 18% of respondents from enterprises who are not familiar. Of the respondents who reported increased cloud usage in 2020 due to COVID-driven digital acceleration, 82% of traditional SMBs, 82% of tech SMBs, and 92% of enterprises said their cloud usage has continued to increase this year. 69% of respondents believe the cloud has helped their business recover
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Online gaming is the new fad
Once upon a time gaming meant being in physical proximity with each other and playing while talking, laughing, and giggling! We have come a long way from the time when board games such as ludo, carom, etc. were played physically. It had a human touch and involved face-to-face interaction. However, the gaming landscape has evolved over the years. In fact, it has completely upturned from what it was a year ago! The global pandemic pushed us to quarantine and practice social distancing norms. While it disrupted various industries, COVID-19 emerged as a blessing in disguise for a few sectors and the gaming market is one such segment. It expedited the growth of the sector and as a result, online gaming has been gaining prominence ever since at the global level. Owing to the coronavirus and the pandemic-induced digital revolution, online gaming is the new fad and is emerging to be a global phenomenon. With the growing smartphone penetration and easy accessibility of data at affordable pricing, gaming has taken the mobile route. Online games are now accessible anytime, anywhere surpassing all geographical barriers and differences in time zones due to mobile gaming.
The gaming sector has had remarkable growth so far, as per Modor Intelligence research, the global gaming market was valued at $173 billion in 2020. It is projected to grow at a CAGR of 9.64% and will hit the $314.40 billion mark by 2026. According to Statista, the market generated revenue of approximately $21.1 billion. These statistics depict that the market was at its prime last year and is growing exponentially. Passé are the days when the meagre mention of the word ‘gamer’ used to evoke flashes of a teenage boy locked in a dark room hooked onto his screen. With the growing market and the surge in mobile gaming, gaming is now accessible and available to all. It has turned into a global trend
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Security of supply chains is massively important
It’s no secret that e-commerce would become the future of retail, but thanks to challenges created by the pandemic. COVID-19 is the catalyst for industry-wide disruption. With this there has been a steady rise in the volume of online traffic, caused by consumers turning to the internet and social media to shop online for everyday essentials without leaving their home. It is high time to understand the changing retail landscape and the evolution of consumer habits and preferences. Now consumers have started working in the hybrid atmosphere. There are certain reputed organisations looking at how they can use supply chain and logistics technology to skip regional distribution centers and get their products into the hands of consumers faster. Security of supply chains is becoming massively important. Supply chain holders speak about how they are more concerned about cyber threats happening frequently. This chain is long and disciplinary in multiple terms acquiring collaboration from production, retailing, customer support and most importantly the IT section.
Digitization and modernization of transactions brings security. Encryption helps in protecting data and prevents data loss. To initiate a secured e-commerce retail, there is an urgent need for the supply chains to take care of. Data protection is of foremost importance for any company, be it a start-up or a multi-millionaire company. Secure supply chains involve sources that can be trusted and taken care of. Frauds can happen in any form as data is exchanged on many loops. From the manufacturer to customer, several stages pass by and so does the information. Fraud prevention techniques work the most here. The critical data exists in a location which is only known among the employees. However, channelizing these locations should be through accurate government n
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The power of Hybrid Cloud
Covid-19 disrupting the workplace is nothing unusual now. Remote working has seeped into the mainstream culture and it is here to stay. In such an environment, business leaders need technology platforms and tools enabling businesses to operate efficiently without disruption. Cloud technologies are at the heart of this change. More and more enterprises are looking for ways to embrace emerging digital and cloud-native capabilities without disrupting the business. India is the second-fastest growing cloud services market in the Asia Pacific region. The public cloud services market in India is soon expected to reach USD 4.1 billion. Low-hanging opportunities for public cloud have already been exploited by most organizations. “Front-office” applications, such as client inquiries (checking account balances, for example), social media, and digital shopping carts, make up a large portion of what has gone to the public cloud. These initial opportunities have validated the benefits of the cloud architectures, including speed of deployment, dynamic resource acquisition, application elasticity, and service reuse across workloads.
Because of the cloud, organizations are thinking about innovation, speed, deployment, new markets, and disruption in a new light. There are solutions readily available for hybrid and multicloud architectures that powers real-time interoperability between all of the systems, applications, and datastores that run across any number of on-premises and cloud environments so you can innovate faster, increase revenue, reduce risk and maximize the value of cloud. According to the experts, Hybrid workplaces are not merely a technology advent but will also require a significant cultural shift. While the cloud will enable this technical transformation, upholding security and compliance, this will also present a need to train employees, vendors, customers, and anyon
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The survey has revealed that shoppers are ready to spend more or at par with the pre-pandemic levels, with hybrid shopping gaining popularity. The Indian consumer and retail sector is all set to bounce back strong with e-commerce gaining a stronghold in the post-COVID-19 world. Grant Thornton Bharat’s survey on consumer buying trends has revealed that 75% of respondents are ready to spend as much/more than the pre-COVID-19 levels. Over 4500+ respondents participated in the survey conducted across digital platforms. The above data is a positive indicator for the consumer and retail sector, hinting at increased consumer confidence and heightened optimism backed by mass vaccination drive, better spending capacity and uptick in economic activity,” says experts from Grant Thornton Bharat. According to the survey, 52% of the respondents said they prefer the hybrid shopping model (online + offline). Consumers are increasingly engaged in both digital and physical touch-points to make informed decisions. Clothes and accessories (28%) and mobile phones (25%) have the highest share of the pie when we talk about items people prefer buying online. Interestingly, the survey also revealed that 58% prefer to buy high-end luxury products online rather than going to branded stores, hinting at the level of trust that these e-commerce portals hold.
Businesses may need to adapt to such a buying shift rather than chase new store openings for driving sales. An increasing number of consumers are becoming environment conscious and socially responsible, as 63% respondents agree to being more drawn to purchasing environment sensitive products. Companies need to now spend a higher share of their budget on products that don’t/least harm the environment, thereby making ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) compliance a key agenda in their corporate strategies. The survey also indicates at a great opportunity for local manufacturers, as people are more attracted to locally so
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Global debt has jumped to a new high
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said global debt has jumped to a new high of $226 trillion with India’s dues projected to rise to 90.6 per cent in 2021, due to COVID-19 and policies put in place to respond to it. Advanced economies and China contributed over 90% to the accumulation of debt in 2020 and the remaining emerging economies and low-income developing countries contributed only around seven per cent. India's debt increased to 89.6% of its GDP in 2020 from 68.9% in 2016. This increase is, by far, the largest on record. This figure includes both public and non-financial private sector debt. The remaining emerging economies and low-income developing countries contributed only around seven percent. It is projected to jump to 90.6 percent in 2021 and then decline to 88.8 percent in 2022, to gradually reach 85.2 percent in 2026. The IMF said risks to the fiscal outlook are elevated. A scaling up of vaccine production and delivery, especially to emerging markets and low-income developing countries, would limit further damage to the global economy.
Constraints on financing are particularly severe for poorer countries. Noting that in 2020, fiscal policy proved its worth, he said the increase in public debt, in 2020, was fully justified by the need to respond to COVID-19 and its economic, social, and financial consequences. But the increase is expected to be one-off. After that it is projected to stabilise at about 97 percent of GDP. These debt dynamics are driven by a strong contribution from nominal GDP growth, accompanied by a much more gradual reduction in the primary deficit, he said. The IMF further said that, risks to the fiscal outlook are elevated. A scaling up of vaccine production and delivery, especially to emerging markets and low-income developing countries, would limit further damage to the global economy. On the downside, new variants of the v
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99% business travellers willing to resume work trips
Covid-19 has stopped all the travelling for the past year and a half. Yet, it has also reaffirmed business travel’s importance in forging business and personal connections and enabling career advancement. According to a study commissioned by SAP Concur says, 99 per cent of Indian business travellers are willing to resume work trips within the next 12 months and over 78 per cent are ‘very willing’ to get back on work trips, which is higher than the global average. Respondents to the survey carried out in India, Singapore, Malaysia, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand believe that the current travel hiatus is hurting their careers by impeding their business goals and personal lives, while professionals are eager to restart in-person meetings soon, according to a statement. The study also reveals that travellers believe the inability to travel will hurt them both professionally as well as personally.
While uncertainty continues to linger around travel curbs, firms can support business travellers by updating travel policies to provide more flexibility in flight and accommodation selection, better-protecting employees’ health and safety. Then as vaccinations progress and travel bubbles form in the coming months, they will be better positioned to enable safe travel, facilitating business growth and talent retention. Employees are ready to return to business travel, but on their own terms. Certain experts feel that the actions that businesses take in the next 12 months to protect traveller safety and health could make or break their ability to acquire and retain valuable employees amid a competitive market for talent. Going forward companies will have to rejig their travel policies and put employee safety and well-being first for a more productive and wholesome travel experience.
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A decade ago, when any tech professional thought of manufacturing technology, the first image that came to mind probably wasn't IT-related, especially not IT working with operational technology infrastructure. With the adoption of IoT, organizations can realize many rewards from the overlap of IT and OT in manufacturing facilities if they can navigate the challenges. IT/OT convergence in manufacturing drives Industry 4.0 and uses the data from IT to inform or influence the actions of OT, the technology used in physical operations such as robots, industrial control systems and sensors. Organizations can also generate data from OT infrastructure that IT networks analyze to produce insights. Any data analysis that influences changes in a workflow engages some amount of IT/OT convergence and IT and OT systems help organizations streamline processes and become more efficient.
The industrial internet of things (IIoT) lies at the heart of IT/OT convergence in manufacturing. IIoT devices represent the combination of IT and OT infrastructure and bring networking capabilities to operational machines. IIoT devices combine both IT and OT, which streamlines IT/OT convergence to give manufacturers the advantages of connected machines and data. Organizations also capitalize on IIoT technology and IT/OT convergence in manufacturing to remain competitive in their markets. The biggest challenge we could see is IT-OT convergence can pose security risks and scalability issues, where OT systems can inundate IT with data overload. It is always advised that the organizations are best served when they logically isolate their IT and OT systems on separate networks and strive to take inventory of their assets in the environment. However, there are several benefits to achieving interoperability between IT and OT systems, although the benefits vary from one organization to the next based on use case.
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Pandemic has changed the style of every sector. There has been a digital revolution that is adapted by every industry. Connections, conversations and even commerce have shifted to online. Today eight of ten companies are tech and digital companies. Also, the recent advent of 5G and other innovations in the tech industry is paving the way and helping many sectors to grow by giving quick services due to easy accessibility and availability solutions. 96%of companies are either already or considering co-creation with vendors to develop new digital products and services for sustainability and efficiency. 65% of global GDP will be digitized by 2022, creating challenges and opportunities. 61% of partners believe that COVID-19 was a driver for their customers’ digital transformation. IDC is predicting $6.8 trillion of direct investments in digital transformation from 2020 to 2023. With 65% of GDP predicted to be digitized by 2022, partners can move faster and stay ahead of the curve by co-innovating and developing cutting-edge solutions fit for the new digital and electric future.
The biggest opportunities lie in the construction industry due to greater investment in making buildings smart. Commercial buildings account for a significant proportion of overall energy use and emissions production, thus significant savings of up to 30% can be made by reducing energy wastage. IoT is a growing market, which has only increased since the beginning of the pandemic. Research from IDC has found that the energy sector is planning on investing the most in this technology (90%), far beyond the investments planned by the manufacturing sector (80%) and retail and wholesale (75%). The main challenges that these sectors face are all very similar: costs, complexity of deployment and security. This shows that companies are thinking about IoT solutions as part of their overall business strategy in order to harness the data and i
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Indian telecom industry facing headwinds
The telecom industry had been facing headwinds since the launch of services by Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited (RJIL) which manifested into decline in revenue and profit generation. Further, the Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR) penalty added to the woes of the industry and has kept the debt levels elevated. Owing to these reasons, the financial position of Vodafone Idea Limited (VIL) has been deteriorating due to mounting losses and increasing debt levels. As per an ICRA note, this stress on VIL is likely to impact financial as well as other stakeholders and can impact the industry structure. It has been observed that as VIL owes Rs 23,400 crore to lenders and Rs 1,68,190 crore to government towards spectrum and AGR deferred dues as on June 30, 2021. Over the last 12 quarters starting Q2FY2019, VIL has been reporting sizable losses.
Further, with the addition of AGR liabilities, the debt has burgeoned to more than Rs 2 lakh crore as on June 30, 2021 (including lease liabilities). This, along with churn in the subscriber base, mostly stagnant 4G user base, and pressure on ARPU levels have kept the revenue and profit generation muted. As per ICRA, the most effective relief can come in the form of extension of moratorium on spectrum dues beyond FY2022, a move that could result in deferment of dues payable in FY2023 to the tune of Rs 32,000 crore for the industry, of which Rs 16,000 crore are VIL's. Moreover, reduction in the levies paid by telcos, namely license fee and spectrum usage charges can also lift the EBITDA. An estimation states, one per cent reduction in levies leads to annual saving of Rs 1,600 crore for the industry. VIL occupies 35% tenancy share and 36% revenue share. In a situation of VIL shutting down operations, 255 million subscribers of VIL to get impacted and tower companies will have to face a loss of these tenan
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“The coming of COVID-19 is not just a public health emergency that we are experiencing. It is one of the biggest and irreversible moments of the 21st century, the coming of COVID-19 has actually seen massive adoption of not just electronic format, but also has seen tremendous advancements in cybercrime modules, cyber security breaches and now the golden age of cyber crime has begun. This golden age of cybercrime is going to be with us for a long period of time for the next many decades. So in a scenario like this, we have to be prepared for the new normal. When I look at the global scenario, I find this is an emergence of a big trend.”
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Rapid Digitization shifting consumer behaviour
The sharp rise in the valuation of the companies and elevation of the start-ups to touch the so-called Unicorn status, all credit goes to the pandemic, which brings a huge shift to the digital medium. Rapid adoption of digital customer experiences and migration to online sales have resulted in a rapid shift in consumer behaviour that otherwise would have taken years to occur. And it’s clear this shift is not temporary. Reports from eCommerce media indicate that eCommerce sales should reach $908.73 billion in 2021, an increase of nearly 14% from last year, when retail sales alone grew by 33%. In fact, COVID-19 wasn’t just a catalyst for eCommerce acceleration: it represents a pivotal moment in history that has resulted in a massive, permanent shift in consumer behaviour toward self-serve, omnichannel experiences.
With this shifting of the behaviours may lead to impact on the retail industry. As we saw that even with the re-opening of many brick-and-mortar locations, the pandemic has forever altered the retail landscape. Shifting shopping behavior trends mean people often actively avoid visiting stores to buy products, especially essentials and commodities. The benefits of eCommerce growth, from saving time to comparing prices, have become not only a preference, but a requirement for consumers, as in-person store visits steadily decrease. Driven by advanced data practices, personalization and 1:1 marketing deliver on the customer’s expectation that retailers will not only know who they are, but predict their needs and guide them to the right products and services. Finally, this explosion in digital transformation means greater risks in terms of consumer safety and security. Retailers, even small ones, must assess security risks on an ongoing basis, including the need for data protection.
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Enterprise Security in the Post-Pandemic Era
During the pandemic, leaders saw a surge in cyberattacks of all kinds and associated shifts in budgetary reallocation to enable the business. Protecting the distributed workforce and increased use of cloud services are the top priorities for security and most leaders believe that cybersecurity directly contributed to their organization’s innovation and competitive edge during the pandemic. As the landscape continues to shift, CEOs and CISOs are investing in SASE and Zero Trust. In fact, the bad guys were working to exploit the vulnerabilities created when millions of employees were forced to flee outside the corporate firewall, working from home with a hodgepodge of Wi-Fi connections. Cybersecurity and data security have been a priority for business leaders for many years. Yet, despite investments in security controls, cyberattacks keep coming. The provision of an adequate data security backbone and a robust enterprise wide security culture have become central concerns for CISOs as a result of the pandemic, with new business demands, changing working environments, the extended network, and an ever-evolving data footprint.
With the remote workforce going to stay, more data than ever before will now be generated outside the traditional, secure work environments. Enabling safe user and data access will be critical. The sheer volumes involved will make it more difficult to protect sensitive information and will drive an urgent need for more inclusive and automated forms of data protection to offset this. COVID-19 accelerated digital transformations: the move to the cloud, the move to remote working, and the extension of the enterprise network. The result has been the disappearance of infrastructure perimeters with multiple data vulnerabilities exposed across extended enterprise networks, an explosion in data, and fresh challenges in
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#IIT #AIIMS #Hackers
Hyperconnected world – information super highways
World today is connected way more than we even imagined. A radically a different future is coming, where the digitalization of everything leads to a hyperconnected world. The hyper connected world which we fancy, in the sense of the information superhighways can just be treated as the beginning. Today, even the most innovative companies are worried about how to better connect with consumers who are simultaneously more informed and more distracted than ever before. In developed markets, technology permeates nearly every part of the day for many consumers, from checking a weather app first thing in the morning to taking a midday online shopping break to curling up with an e-book before bed. In emerging markets, internet and smartphone access is growing exponentially every year, and online.
This hyperconnected world is driven by the next generation of the Internet — the Internet of Things (IoT). How YouTube gets connected to Google revenues and your earnings is the story of the day and How does Google earn while being free for most of its services and still being world’s leading IT behemoth? Google happens to be the market leader in online advertising for over a decade. More than 80% of Alphabet’s revenue comes from Google ads, which generated $147 billion in revenue last year. YouTube too contributes to the kitty. It has wide and varied expressions. YouTube has become a teachers paradise Now existing borders between hardware and software, physical and digital, are rapidly fading away. With all the availability on the click, you can create a new niche where you can be a global guru.
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#ConsumerDigitalEconomy #NarayanaMurthy #JeffBezos
Consumer Digital Economy to touch $800Bn
India's digital economy is expected to touch $800 billion by 2030 making it the third-largest digital economy, said a report by consulting firm Redseer on June 30. It was pegged at $85-90 billion in 2020. Online retail is set to become the third-largest online retail market by scale by CY30 with an annual gross merchandise value (GMV) of $55 billion in CY21 and $350 billion in CY30, said RedSeer at its flagship event Ground Zero 5.0. India is going to become the 3rd largest online retail market by CY30. E-Logistics in India has become the fastest growing market globally with over 3 billion shipments in 2020. India traditionally had an inefficient supply chain with a slow and undemocratic access. With the rise of e-commerce, the need for specialised delivery services emerged, which has led to the overall growth of the logistics segment. With multiple startups enabling kiranas with cashless payments and digital bookkeeping, the segment is expected to achieve $1.5 trillion sales by 2030.
COVID-19 has caused an inflection in e-commerce penetration across smaller cities. The emergence of this sector has created 5lakh employment for gig workers in 2021 across captive and 3PL. The new-age 3PL logistics players have delivered 850 million shipments in 2020. There is a sharp rise in digital content and advertisements see higher demand. On the other hand, online content is seeing phenomenal growth leading to the overall growth of the digital ad industry as well. Digital content is emerging as the bellwether of demand creation for time spent. India, one of the largest economies, is surging ahead on content and smartphone usage. Monthly active users have become democratised with increasing adoption of varied digital services and platforms.
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#IndianSaaSfirms #CJI #Covishield
The growing Indian SaaS firms
The Indian SaaS space has the potential to create $1 trillion in value and nearly five lakh jobs by 2030, as businesses around the world accelerate digitization and automation, A new study says. There are more than a thousand funded startups and 10 unicorns in the country’s SaaS sector, generating as much as $3 billion in annual subscription revenues, according to a report of SaaSBoomi. The report further says, the industry, which currently employs 40,000 workers, could generate annual revenues of as much as $70 billion by 2030 and win as much as 6% of the global market. However, many startups face challenges in accessing capital during their early stages and attracting skilled talent to grow. The industry may need to boost funding at three to four times the current level to reach their potential over the next 10 years.
Despite the challenges, “India has an exciting opportunity to propel itself on to the world stage as a SaaS force to be reckoned with. SaaS and software accounted for $600 billion of the $3 trillion in global enterprise IT and communications spending last year. The industry is growing at an 8% annual rate, twice the pace of the overall IT market. Covid-19 has created a further push toward SaaS, with six Indian SaaS unicorns created during the pandemic. The report highlights, more than 1,000 SaaS companies are operating in India as of now and more than 150 SaaS start-ups have $1 million in ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue), with this the global SaaS market will grow at a pace of 18-20% each year, with more than $500 billion in revenue by 2025.
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2:06 Threat to human rights is highest in police stations, says #CJI Ramana
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3:16 #Pegasus is just the tip of the #iceberg
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#HackerU #Darkweb #Deepweb
Dark web, Deep web, and Surface web???
When you hear of “the dark web”, what comes to mind? Much like its name, the dark web is a “hidden” Internet, often likened to an online underworld. The dark web, sometimes called the “deep web”, is anything that’s not indexed by search engines like Google. You’ll need a special browser like Tor to access it. The dark web is the part of the deep web where criminal activity happens. Cybercriminals sell stolen data like credit cards, passwords, phone numbers, social security numbers, and more. The dark web is the hidden collective of internet sites only accessible by a specialized web browser. It is used for keeping internet activity anonymous and private, which can be helpful in both legal and illegal applications. While some use it to evade government censorship, it has also been known to be utilized for highly illegal activity.
The deep web rests below the surface and accounts for approximately 90% of all websites. This would be the part of an iceberg beneath the water, much larger than the surface web. In fact, this hidden web is so large that it's impossible to discover exactly how many pages or websites are active at any one time. Carrying on with the analogy, big search engines could be considered like fishing boats that can only "catch" websites close to the surface. Everything else, from academic journals to private databases and more illicit content, is out of reach. This deep web also includes the portion that we know as the dark web. While many news outlets use "deep web" and "dark web" interchangeably, much of the deep portion as a whole is perfectly legal and safe. The dark web itself, though, is not illegal. It offers plenty of sites that, while often objectionable, violate no laws. You can find, for instance, forums, blogs, and social media sites that cover a host of topics such as politics and sports which are not
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#OTTIndustry #MantraDataCentres #Canon
OTT industry to breach $15 Billion
There is massive investments made by OTT services like Netflix, Amazon, Disney+ Hotstar and others in original as well as acquired content. It will help subscription video-on-demand make up a lion share of the total OTT revenues going forward. The Indian OTT industry which was roughly of the size of $1.7 billion (both Video and Audio) in FY20 has the potential to grow to become a $15 billion industry over the next 9 to 10 years, as per RBSA Advisors. It is cannibalizing into the established bastion of traditional television, radio and cinema auditorium forms of media and entertainment. COVID-19 has accelerated the shift in consumers' behaviour, pulling forward OTT disruption.
India is the next bastion after the US for boosting the subscriber base of International OTT players given the highly regulated environment of International OTT players in China. With access to better networks, digital connectivity and smartphones, OTT platforms in India have increasingly attracted subscribers on a concurrent basis. Apart from top favourites like Disney+ Hotstar, Amazon Prime Video and Netflix, the space is seeing many local and regional OTT players, such as SonyLIV, Voot, Zee5, Eros Now, ALTBalaji, Hoichoi and Adda Times, to name just a few. The growing market and consumer appetite for content of choice available on OTT platforms fuelled this spurt. OTTs offer a never before consumer experience–choice of content, ease of access, choice of device/mediums (hand phone, laptop, tablet or TV screen), liberal censorship policy." An expert says, in the coming days, the OTT players may come up with their customised hardware to enjoy more and stay safe.
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2:06 #MantraDataCentres to invest $1 Billion in #India
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#TataSons #TejasNetworks #Airtel
While Covid-19 has rapidly accelerated new ways of working. That presents a great opportunity for India – bolstered further by the urbanisation and younger demographic trends of the country as well as the massive jump in venture capital that India has seen in the last three years. The internet and digital technology are the new superhighways of trade. India, where most workers are employed in the informal sector and the participation of women in the labour force is low, has an opportunity to seize the opportunities that digital technology provides. An expert quoted, “Innovation is also a friend to entrepreneurs and India’s entrepreneurial spirit makes it an ideal incubator for start-ups to thrive. Tech leaders believe the industry's future success will rely on a balance between physical workspace and greater flexibility.
When many offices and downtown areas locked down early in 2020, entire workforces shifted to remote-working with some employees leaving major cities to find more space at a lower cost among other factors. But the report said tech leaders believe the industry's future success will rely on a balance between physical workspace and greater flexibility. Another expert says, engineering talent and intellectual property are the lifeblood of the tech industry and retaining top talent is a strategic imperative. "Employers know this and are striving towards flexible work arrangements including permanent hybrid workforce models. As the workforce disperses geographically, new hotbeds of technically skilled workers will emerge.
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1:49 #TataSons to acquire majority stake in #TejasNetworks
2:24 #Airtel and #Kaspersky to offer security solutions to telco’s customers
3:05 #Robinhood falls in its public market debut
3:38 #Greenfield Partners funds #Israel based startup #Coralogix
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A recent report found that while Covid-19 has rapidly accelerated new ways of working, the world's 'technology hubs' are here to stay although they may not be in Silicon. KPMG survey ranks the country third among jurisdictions that show the most promise for tech innovation. The Indian tech industry has always stood as a byword for resilience, agility and innovation – and a latest survey from KPMG has confirmed that, ranking the country third among jurisdictions that show the most promise for developing disruptive global technologies. The annual Global Technology Industry Innovation Survey, KPMG ranked Bengaluru at eighth position among the top 10 cities.
According to the report, almost twice as many global technology company leaders believe that hubs are still important in driving technology innovation as opposed to those who believe they are not. India's climb in the survey rankings lends credence to how we as a country are committed towards setting up strong innovation ecosystems. Bengaluru's entry in the top 10 rankings is another sign that the city is doing well in the areas of modern infrastructure, attracting skilled talent and investment funding. More than 800 industry leaders were surveyed for the report which said 39 per cent believe global 'hub' cities such as London, Singapore, and Tel Aviv will continue to play a vital role, enabling talent to coalesce and collaborate in communities with a solid digital infrastructure.
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1:35 #Cisco announces hybrid to be the option for every employee to work
2:17 #ShashiTharoor Says #Parliament Panel Made A "Ping Pong Match”
2:48 #RedHat and #Nutanix collaborate to find an escape route from #VMware
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Data Localisation policy
The government’s stand on data localization is a way to boost growth and help law enforcement access data for investigations, but some measures are far more effective than others. Data localization refers to various policy measures that restrict data flows by limiting the physical storage and processing of data within a given jurisdiction’s boundaries. Multiple countries have adopted localization policies to combat multiple concerns over the free flow of data. This is primarily due to the perceived economic benefits of processing Indian consumer data, and difficulties accessing personal data for national security and law enforcement purposes. A vital question, then, is whether any particular variant of data localization would help the Indian government meet its multiple stated objectives for considering such a policy course.
The central bank has banned Mastercard indefinitely from issuing new debit, credit or prepaid cards to customers in the South Asian market, it’s a battle over local data storage rules in the country. All the payment data has to be stored on servers exclusively in India. This way, regulators would have "unfettered supervisory access" to transaction details. Now Visa has become one of the first global financial services companies to have complied with the Reserve Bank of India’s data localisation norms. This will pave the way for the California-based payment gateway company to garner a larger market share in India at a time when its rivals, including Mastercard and American Express, have been barred from taking new users for not complying with the data localisation rules.
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1:58 #Parliamentarypanel to take up the case for reviewing #Pegasus spying
2:36 #Facebook and #Instagram restrict advertisement targeting the #teens
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#Cisco #NSDC #DataPrivacy
The modern Indian societies are using applications, known as gated apps, that help digitize the tedious process of approvals that are involved in managing & maintenance of the society. These applications provide some utilitarian features like – allowing people to enter the society like maids, food deliveries, parcels or simply some guests that might come to the society. Other features include viewing all the member’s phone numbers, house number, names of the residents etc. These applications are utterly utilitarian. There are currently hundreds of gated apps used in India. These apps are being implemented in more and more cities throughout the country. The jurisprudence in data protection laws in India –is popularly said that “data is the new oil”. In the 21st century data has replaced oil as the most significant commodity in the market.
Most of the data in the market belongs to one of the top 5 data companies in the market. These companies say that the data is “end-to-end encrypted”. When people see this, they feel assured. Their data is not being leaked, nor is it getting into the hands of some hackers. However, what people don’t understand is that no matter how securely they keep this data, their data is still getting into the wrong hands. How is this possible is a serious question posed in front of the users? The time has come that each and every user subscribing to gated applications should read the privacy policy, terms and conditions and start using it. Such a practice is still not followed by a majority of Indian users. It should not be collected for a specific purpose. Data only necessary for the purpose should be collected. The collection should be lawful & the user should be correctly notified before processing is done. Processed personal data should be complete & not misleading. Personal data may only be stored for as long as reasonably necessary to fulfil the purpose for which it has be
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#DigitalEconomy #WhatsApp #SupremeCourt
Digital Economy to touch $800 billion
India’s consumer digital economy which was pegged at $85-90 billion in CY 20, is expected to become a $800 billion market by 2030. The digital economy includes 60% of travel, 40% of non-grocery retail, 30% of education, 25% of food and beverages services and 6% of Pharma/Grocery going through digital channels by CY30, as per the data of RedSeer. With this growth we could forecast the next wave of entrepreneurs will create innovations which will make the Indian model successful globally. During these difficult times, most of the enterprises faced the challenge that their current levels of cybersecurity are not enough to protect their endpoints and servers.
The year 2020 has started with COVID-19 and a pell-mell shift to remote work, and finished with the gut-punch of a major breach that put hundreds of organizations into frantic access-and-remediate mode. The consequences of the pandemic’s rapid shift to work-from-home — and the exponential adoption to cloud technology that it helped drive — include lesser visibility into the security ecosystem, lesser control of access points, and a larger, more varied attack surface for adversaries to target. Over the course of the pandemic, there has been an escalating number of cyberattacks designed to exploit vulnerable remote workers and people who are desperate for information about the virus and vaccine. About 52% of Indian organizations fell victim to a successful cybersecurity attack in the last 12 months. Of these successful breaches, 71% of organizations admitted it was a serious or very serious attack, and 65 per cent said it took longer than a week to remediate.
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2:05 #WhatsApp #messages have no evidential value says, #SupremeCourt
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#Thriving #Digital #Modi
Thriving with Digital
94% of Indians surveyed strongly believe that digital wallets have made shopping easier. The acceleration of all things digital has made Indians turn to digital and contactless payments, digital wallets, digital gift cards, and QR codes as the pandemic reshaped consumer behaviour. India has emerged as a forerunner in mobile commerce adoption in comparison to its global counterparts. The survey revealed that 54% of the respondents will spend more money if they can use digital payment methods. Frequent online shopping is a trend that is seeing no downfall in 2021, with India ahead of other countries. The survey observes that 93% of Indian respondents prefer using digital wallets regularly as compared to their global counterparts’ average of 55%. 94% of Indian shoppers reported that digital wallets have made shopping easier and the vast majority (98%)have shopped at an online-only retailer in the past 12 months. The pandemic has given impetus to the adoption of digital payments in India, and consumers are increasingly embracing innovative ways of transacting using their mobile devices.
Apart, from the widespread adoption of mobile wallets, digital gift cards, rewards, and loyalty points, consumers are increasingly seeking retailers that have embraced digital and contactless payments. The pandemic has intensified the demand for digital wallets as contactless payment is reckoned as the new normal. India being a very high cash-driven market, the digital payment industry is still very nascent, yet fast-evolving. Opportunities for retailers have increased multi-fold in the last year. Consumers are drawn to retailers that offer fast, seamless, and secure digital payments. As we start to hit more of a stride in our economic recovery, the winners will be the merchants that cater to the everyday digital payment preferences of today’s shopper.
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