India has adopted global efficiency metrics but does not tie them to the decision that locks in resource demands for decades: where a data center is built.

India's IT firms are training thousands of forward-deployed engineers. Whether the model pays will depend on two measures public announcements rarely disclose: asset reuse and value capture.

How the obsession with “top talent” blinds organizations to hidden potential — and what leaders can do instead.

Conversational AI speeds up familiar work. Configuring AI to interrogate your data — what the authors call directing intelligence — surfaces insights that familiar ways of working tend to miss.

The RBI wants financial institutions to stop faulty AI and keep essential services running. The harder task is building controls that can do both.

As AI agents take on more execution, managers must decide what software may do, how its work will be judged, and who remains accountable.

The Tata Sons chairman will remain until February 2027 after deciding against another term when one director withheld support for a five-year extension.

Adults who had difficult childhood experiences can struggle on the job. Common managerial practices that promote general employee well-being and engagement can help adult survivors break old patterns and build new ones.

India can use existing law to address familiar legal wrongs involving AI. It still lacks common standards for testing systems, demonstrating that controls work and assigning responsibility.

Two studies show AI systems handling simulated cases at the physician level. Their researchers and Indian healthcare leaders still want a clinician responsible for every consequential decision.