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IT job crisis: Upskilling only path to survive for techies as automation era feeds on disappearing jobs

Observing the past shows us that jobs have consistently been predicted to become obsolete with the advent of technology and machines.

Automation, Artificial Intelligence to make many IT jobs obsolete over next 5 years, says survey

Big Data & Analytics, Project Management, Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Agile & Scrum, and Digital Marketing are among the top domains in which professionals are investing for online training programs.

Narendra Modi in Washington, DC: Forget photo ops, India may be giving far more than it's getting

When we take a deep yoga breath and ask ourselves what India has given and what it has got beyond, a clearer picture may emerge. The jury is out

RBI Governor Urjit Patel says not pessimistic on IT jobs, startups should help

In the past few months a number of IT majors such as Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant, IBM and Tech Mahindra have either announced or are believed to be mulling job cuts

IT layoffs: Here's why Narayana Murthy's brand of 'compassionate capitalism' is not a solution

It is not right to compare Murthy, who had taken Re 1 salary in 2013 when the company was going through a rough patch, and the current senior management

British Airlines will resume affected flights after major IT failure

British Airways (BA) warned of further delays and cancellations as it resumed flights on Sunday following a major IT failure that saw most services cancelled.

IT layoffs: Situation is not that bleak but are you ready to take a cut in salary, position?

IT professionals should be able to shift and guide their dreams to the new reality, say experts

CIO Ranks Third In Top 10 Most Demanding IT Jobs

IT pros in the number one slot have the job titles administrator, leader, department head and director, says Emerson Network Power report.

Too early to predict the impact of Trump's policies on Indian workers, says Rajiv Pratap Rudy

Union Minister Rajiv Pratap Rudy today refused to comment when asked about the apprehension that Indian IT professionals would lose jobs due to Trump's anti-immigration agenda.

Brexit: Nasscom sees more jobs for high-skilled workers from countries like India

The information technology shares took a beating along with the broad market with the BSE IT Index falling 3 percent as against Sensex's 3.5 percent fall