While the world has largely recovered from the chip shortage of 2020 to 2023, only 26% of organisations that rely on them currently feel that their supply is sufficient, according to a new report by the Capgemini Research Institute. The report revealed that the AI boom has executives worried about whether fabs can keep up. … Read more
Paris: The majority (63 per cent) of lifesciences organisations, across biopharma and MedTech, have connected health products already on the market or under development. Irrespective of their stage of product development, lifesciences organisations anticipate that connected health will contribute more than one-fifth of their total revenue in five years, yet a lack of essential data … Read more
Studies state that at least one child in a hundred, in India, has a neurodevelopmental condition – ADHD, Asperger’s, Dyslexia, Cerebral Palsy or Autism. (Designed by Nidhi Mishra) By Dr. Saundarya Rajesh Suguna (name changed) was a favorite in my maternal home, several decades ago. She was the daughter of Muthu, the gardener and we … Read more
Shahid Akhter, editor, ETHealthworld spoke to Rajashree Damle, Vice President & Global Head of Portfolio – Digital Engineering & Manufacturing Services (DEMS), Capgemini, to know more about remote care and the adoption of AI and digital technology in healthcare. Your evaluation of current trends in tech driven initiatives in healthcare and life sciences sectorsCovid-19 has … Read more
Mumbai: With India emerging as an alternative manufacturing destination in a post-pandemic world, foreign manufacturers are asking Capgemini’s India unit whether it can set up ‘smart factories’ that are enabled by digital technology, a senior Capgemini India head.“Due to the geopolitical dynamics, we are seeing India emerge as an alternative manufacturing destination gaining lot of … Read more