AI and automation have already changed how we do business and innovate, but now generative AI is ready to take technology disruption to the next level

Kalyan Kumar, Global Chief Technology Officer and Head – Ecosystems at HCLTech, reveals seven key technology trends that will define the next decade

Through cloud computing in life sciences, HCLTech’s goal is to provide a greater focus on interoperability and seamless integration across the life sciences ecosystem

The growth of the digital engineering market is driven by the use of digital technologies and the demand for software-based solutions to address complex business problems

The demand for digital engineering has accelerated and this is expected to have a significant impact on the future of eight industries

The UK had the highest number of cybercrime victims per million internet users at 4,783 in 2022–up 40% since 2020

Worldwide geopolitical instability has exacerbated the risk of catastrophic cyberattacks in the coming years

With Metaverse technology still in its fledgling stages, use cases are springing up across a range of industries

The future of the enterprise in the cloud is data-centric, according to Dr. Andy Packham, Chief Architect of the Microsoft Ecosystem Unit at HCLTech

The workplace has changed. In a remote environment, how is digital engineering supporting continued productivity and human interaction?

As technology is integrated into our daily lives, the impact of AI—especially Generative AI—continues to grow, both in a good way as well as ways that are causing concern

Everest Group recently released its report titled Healthcare Provider Digital Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2023.