Operations
Data, AI, & Machine Learning
India’s AI Workforce Has a Gender Blind Spot
Despite decades of programs, corporate pledges, and diversity charters, the representation of women in tech, especially in leadership roles, remains low.
Vidyashree Srinivas
Top Operations from MIT Sloan Management Review India
AI and Machine Learning
India’s Data Center Boom Shifts Into a Capital-Intensive Phase
Kaumudi Kashikar Gurjar
AI and Machine Learning
Five Trends in AI and Data Science for 2026
Thomas H. Davenport and Randy Bean
More Operations from MIT Sloan Management Review India
News
India Tells Quick Commerce Apps to Drop 10 Minute Delivery Pitch
The directive follows union protests and reflects growing scrutiny of rider safety in India’s fast-growing quick commerce sector.
MIT SMR Editors
AI and Machine Learning
CES 2026 Day 2 Signals AI’s Shift From Platforms to Physical Systems
From rollable PCs to humanoid robots, Day 2 of the show underscored how AI is being redesigned to work within real-world constraints.
MIT SMR Editors
Operations
Cyberattack Puts Brakes on Jaguar Land Rover Sales
A late production restart, tariff pressure and model transitions converged to pull down sales at the Tata Motors' subsidiary across North America, Europe and China.
MIT SMR Editors
Data, AI, & Machine Learning
The Cognitive Enterprise Advantage: How GCCs Can Learn to Think in Systems
As process-level automation reaches its limits, global capability centers are being forced to rethink how intelligence is built, shared, and scaled across the enterprise.
MIT SMR Editors
AI and Machine Learning
AI Saves Workers Up to an Hour a Day, OpenAI Report Finds
From engineers to finance teams, enterprise adoption is shifting from small pilots to embedded daily use, with measurable gains in speed, conversions and operating costs, the study found
MIT SMR Editors
Customers
How Grocery Retail Innovations Change Customer Behavior
Research into new in-store amenities, digital shopping formats, and partnerships reveals their unexpected costs and benefits.
Stanley Frederick W.T. Lim
Featured
How US Foreign Aid Policies Affect Global Business Operations
Transformed U.S. foreign aid policies promise to fracture aid-enabled infrastructure, disrupting business operations in developing markets.
Jarrod Goentzel and Prashant Yadav
News
After Year-Long Suspension, WazirX Resumes Operations With 0% Trading Fee
The 2017-founded startup put INR and crypto withdrawal on a temporary pause after it experienced a security breach in one of its wallets, causing the loss of user funds on July 18, 2024.
MIT SMR Editors
Featured
Inside Kaynes Technology’s Path to $2 Billion in Revenue by 2028
From Kavach rail systems and LEO satellites to silicon photonics and camera modules, Kaynes Semicon is scaling across sectors with an India-first, full-stack manufacturing model.
Kaumudi Kashikar Gurjar
Featured
Why the Shelf Is the New Moat in Quick Commerce
India’s instant-delivery race is moving from marketplace listings to stocked shelves as Blinkit, Instamart and Zepto tighten control over pricing, availability and fulfilment with micro-fulfilment, forecasting and short delivery radii.