DiGiSPICE: Industry Monitoring 21 May 2019
- Priyanka Kanodia
- Jun 6, 2019
- 5 min read
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Got enough 4G equipment for a year, says Huawei
Publication- The Economic Times
Edition- Online
Date- 21 May, 2019
Huawei India has stockpiled enough inventory to keep its 4G equipment supplies to local mobile phone companies going around a year, people familiar with the matter said, adding the US ban though will slow down business for the Chinese company. “India business may not see any impact as stockpiling was already done for telcos here. At the global level, there is a strategy in place to avoid any impact on the supply chain for telecom equipment,” one of the people said. “All Huawei account directors are in touch with telco partners.”
Both Voda Idea and Airtel use Huawei’s 4G gear in several circles, besides those from Sweden’s Ericsson, Finland’s Nokia and China’s ZTE. Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Jio uses 4G equipment from Samsung. In fact, Huawei had recently bagged a contract from Vodafone Idea to provide 4G gear for network modernisation and expansion in seven circles. It is currently competing for VIL’s core and transport network contracts.
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Cyber security for IoT by CUSAT alumni team bags DST grant
Publication- The Times of India
Edition- Online
Date- 21 May, 2019
It works with all appliances at home and it’s made possible with Advanced machine intelligence ecosystem (AMIE) electronic hub. Linking that energy efficient cyber security for Internet of Things (IoT) is being developed by a three-member alumni team from Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) for which it has obtained Rs 25 lakh grant from Department of Science and Technology (DST).
The three-member team led by Bijoy A. Jose, Abhijith C. R. and Suraj Moothedath, who are CUSAT alumni of Btech batch 2004 are developing it. “AMIE, transmitter and receiver electronic hub can easily integrate most electrical devices, appliances and security systems.
“Now as part of the project cyber security implementation for Internet of Things (IoT), we from CUSAT team is into developing software security part of it, while hardware security support is ensured by Jimson Mathew of IIT Patna,” Bijoy Jose who is also the assistant professor of Department of Electronics at CUSAT told TOI.
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Dutch Bank ABN AMRO Launches ‘Forcefield,’A Blockchain Inventory Tracking Platform
Publication- Krypto Money
Edition- Online
Date- 21 May, 2019
ABN AMRO, a Dutch bank has announced the launch of a blockchain inventory tracking platform dubbed as Forcefield, in a press release published on May 17. As per the announcement, the platform is an Internet of Things solution that will enable the monitoring of physical trade inventories with sensors and near-field communication chips.
Developed over the past year, Forcefield is a stand-alone product that evolved as an independent company following a successful proof-of-concept that was conducted with consulting firm Accenture.
The bank asserts that with Forcefield, the physical handling processes could be made more secure and the cost of the management of commodities used as collateral for loans will be reduced.
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Bitcoin, No longer Blockchain: Folks Feverishly Peek for World’s First Crypto
Publication- National Times
Edition- Online
Date- 21 May, 2019
Folks Feverishly Peek for World’s First CryptoA ConsenSys checklist shows Bitcoin is king for most crypto-linked searches around the enviornment, but there are about a exceptions. | Source: ShutterstockBy CCN: Across the enviornment, the bulk of searches linked to cryptocurrency involve the phrase “Bitcoin,” a brand recent checklist by ConsenSys concludes. Excepting about a Asian countries, many of the enviornment needs to salvage details about Bitcoin. In the U.S., UK, Nigeria, Brazil, France, and in other areas, roughly 70% or more of all crypto-linked searches are for Bitcoin. Comparatively, Taiwan and Japan occupy an abiding hobby in Ethereum, blockchain, and linked cryptocurrency more broadly.Taiwan is reportedly more attracted to “blockchain” than Bitcoin.
Source: ConsenSysJapanese web surfers are more attracted to Ethereum and Blockchain than many of the enviornment. Source: ConsenSysKey Markets for dApp DevelopmentConsenSys, which used to be among the many main corporations to manufacture for Ethereum, needs the details to know where key markets might most likely well moreover be. While their checklist largely summarizes the details, the firm goes out of its manner to gift the areas with the most hobby in its flagship blockchain:
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XIATECH CONSULTING: OFFERING CUTTING-EDGE BIG DATA ANALYTICS SOLUTION TO ENTERPRISES
Publication- Analytics Insight
Edition- Online
Date- 21 May, 2019
Xiatech is a Data and Integration solutions provider with a global reach specialising in System Integration, Big Data, Business Intelligence, Reporting and Analytics as well as Digital/eCommerce, CRM and ERP. The company provides real-time technology, technical advisory services and programme delivery to organisations looking to drive change. Working across multiple industries, Xiatech has made its system-integration and data analytics platform and the related business transformation its core service proposition. Xiatech’s offers its flagship Single Data View Platform which is based on Big Data technologies and an Event-based Microservices architecture.
The Mission to Deliver Actionable Insights
Xiatech was established in 2003. Through various transitions, the company reinvented itself in 2013 when it started to concentrate on unlocking the potential of data and what that can do for its clients. The company began by building bespoke data solutions for each client and then realised that it can provide a more efficient and powerful solution if it could deliver a repeatable platform as a subscription-based, managed service in the cloud, using leading-edge technologies in collaboration with its partners, which include Couchbase, Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud. In that way, the company could continue to stay at the forefront of technology by adopting the latest releases as they happen.
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OXAGILE: HARNESSING THE POWER OF BIG DATA ANALYTICS TO TRANSFORM BUSINESSES
Publication- Analytics Insight
Edition- Online
Date- 21 May, 2019
As big data and analytics continue to evolve at an ever-increasing pace, the innovation these technologies enable is transforming a wide range of businesses. A company which leverages cutting-edge technologies to gain new insights and dramatically improve decision-making is Oxagile. In an interview with Analytics Insight, Alex Kovalenko, VP of Innovation of Oxagile discusses how the company integrates disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning to build software which delivers improved customer service and experience.
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Founded in 2005, Oxagile is an innovation-driven software development firm specializing in fostering digital transformation for global clientele across areas such as OTT, machine learning, big data, business intelligence, IoT, and more.
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Data analytics has become the key determinant in predicting customer needs and behavior
Publication- Money Control
Edition- Online
Date- 21 May, 2019
Jasjeet Singh, Partner, Financial Services Analytics Advisory at EY throws light on how data analytics is changing the landscape of the banking and financial services sector.
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Q. How is the BFSI sector betting big on data analytics?
A. The proliferation of big data, faster computers and innovation in analytics has opened new opportunities for banks to better understand the past, control the present and confidently embrace the future. Banks today use analytics for fraud detection, credit risk decisioning and marketing. However, a lot remains to be done to turn their data into actionable insights. As customer interactions become more electronic and distant, banks need new insights into customer behaviour. By deploying advanced analytics techniques banks can predict with reasonable accuracy customer needs for a banking product/service at any point in time.
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