KOLKATA: The need now is to transform Kolkata into a preferred IT destination, with a focus on smart and connected products and services, said ‘Connected Products and Services, Transforming Business and Competition’ hosted by The The said speakers at the Business IT Conference on The Bengal Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCC&I) last week.
Experts say the state is ready to broaden its horizons, ensure AI-powered business growth, disseminate knowledge on cutting-edge technologies, build networks and engage in dialogue for cooperation. Felt. “Attendees, including business leaders, technology professionals, researchers, policy makers and industry experts from a variety of fields, will explore the potential of connected products and services and how they can drive business transformation and competition. We are interested in understanding the ,” said IT Committee Chair Arnab Basu. Senior Vice Chairman of Chamber of Commerce and PWC India.
“We need to make adjustments in the next 20 years to keep pace with AI,” said Rajeev Kumar, chief secretary for IT and electronics in West Bengal. “The key to business growth, especially for start-ups, is driven by data dissemination among stakeholders,” said Sanjay Kumar Das, M.D., WBEIDCL.
Experts say the state is ready to broaden its horizons, ensure AI-powered business growth, disseminate knowledge on cutting-edge technologies, build networks and engage in dialogue for cooperation. Felt. “Attendees, including business leaders, technology professionals, researchers, policy makers and industry experts from a variety of fields, will explore the potential of connected products and services and how they can drive business transformation and competition. We are interested in understanding the ,” said IT Committee Chair Arnab Basu. Senior Vice Chairman of Chamber of Commerce and PWC India.
“We need to make adjustments in the next 20 years to keep pace with AI,” said Rajeev Kumar, chief secretary for IT and electronics in West Bengal. “The key to business growth, especially for start-ups, is driven by data dissemination among stakeholders,” said Sanjay Kumar Das, M.D., WBEIDCL.
