It will no longer be wrong to say that the world today belongs to Artificial Intelligence (A.I.), given the multiple ways it has infiltrated our lives, either directly or indirectly. Until recently, most of the work was performed only by a human with training and specialized knowledge. Some A.I. use cases in our daily lives include spam filters, Alexa, Siri, driverless cars, automatic vacuum cleaners, etc., used in different sectors like technological industries, healthcare, education, transportation, defense, law, agriculture, and more. It is challenging for companies to safeguard their data ..read more

As an equal opportunity employer, Happiest Minds is dedicated to building a safe and welcoming work environment. It is our mission and vision to design an open environment that promotes and encourages the expression of our unique identities. We believe that this commitment has helped us in our journey to retain and attract top talent that delivers nothing but the best. Why do we celebrate Pride Month? Significance of the Pride Month: Pride month commemorates a pivotal point in queer history: the Stonewall uprising in June 1969. We celebrate June as Pride month to spread the message of equality ..read more

COVID-19 permanently altered how we all do business in many ways, not the least of which may be the extraordinary growth robotic process automation (RPA) has encountered over the past two years. The RPA market took off because of the pandemic’s remote working conditions and surges in supply and demand. The primary objective of implementing RPA technology is to lower the time and exertion required by humans to perform tedious and repetitive tasks. RPA permits software robots to perform routine operations that would somehow be completed by intelligent humans, restricting errors, saving money, an ..read more

Energy such as electricity has become a basic need for human beings. The interesting fact about energy consumption is that 83% of the energy we use comes from fossil fuels, among which oil is the most significant energy source, followed by coal and natural gas. The annual global energy consumption is estimated to be 580 million terajoules, equivalent to 13865 million tons of oil. If we suppose the business continues as usual, then as per world counts, by 2040, global energy consumption will reach 740 million terajoules. This is comparable to 30 percent growth! If you are interested, you can ac ..read more

We all know that the past year has driven disruption and innovation throughout the economy. As business conditions shifted in early 2020, more and more organizations started transforming their business into the cloud, modernizing their applications with enterprise-grade capabilities and bringing rogue IT and quirky apps out of the shadows. This has empowered citizen developers to connect siloed data, engage customers, and drive ROI by trying out advanced Power Platform entrants. Microsoft Power Platform provides a low-code platform for reporting, workflow, automation, and form development. Wit ..read more

Considering how things have changed in the recent past, the powerful impact of Cloud-Managed services has made organizations realize and transform how they function and deploy their services. With the increasing number of connected devices, managing your network traditionally will be resource-intensive and costly. Organizations who have realized this are now moving their networking infrastructure to the cloud service to achieve the scale over expansive resources and keep pace with the changing needs of an ever-evolving workforce. According to the Fortune Business Insights, Cloud-Managed Networ ..read more

It has become quite evident now that the proclamation of “Data being the new oil” wasn’t hyperbolic in the least. In fact, over the last decade there has been an unprecedented avalanche of data that is being generated and the proliferation of connected devices has only fueled this growth. However, the existence of large mounds of data and the need to analyze it isn’t exactly new. In fact, analytics in its most elementary form has existed for a very long time. Even as far back as in the 1950s, researchers and business organizations were going about in earnest laboriously compiling, streamlining ..read more

Today, almost everyone in the world is using Wi-Fi for connecting their devices for smooth and easy go wireless connections. With the explosion of smart devices, it has become common for most homes to have a set up for 4K streaming, gaming and IoT. In addition, the pandemic brought about an increase in the internet appetite of a family due to work from home for adults and online classes for children became the new normal. With increasing load and demand in using wireless connections we also see challenges related to latency, throughput, reliability and QoS. There has been a natural evolution i ..read more

Like almost everything new and buzzworthy in the exciting world of technology, the Metaverse is anything but new. The origins of the term go all the way back to 1992 when Neal Stephenson coined the term in his science-fiction novel “Snow Crash”.  Over the last three decades, things have been gradually inching towards Stephenson’s envisioned state where avatars of human beings live and interact with each other in realistic virtual environments. However, history has shown that there are always clearly visible inflection points that both dramatically change and accelerate the course of techn ..read more

As the charging infrastructure evolves in various regions, their monitoring and management will become more challenging in the coming times. Today, most electrical vehicle charging stations are decentralized and have a very complex structure, making it hard to manage and maintain. That’s where IoT comes into play. IoT platform can be a comprehensive solution for complex EV charging station control, usage, and management. IoT connects various distributed engineering devices and manages them within one network. Remote management of these charging stations can enable Charge Point Operators (CPO ..read more