Continuing its commitment to social impact and digital inclusion, InfoVision Inc. has significantly deepened its CSR engagement in India through a portfolio of high-impact, education-led initiatives aimed at empowering underserved communities and fostering future-ready talent.

In an interview with TimesTech, Girish Hirde, Global Delivery Head at InfoVision, highlights how the company is leveraging artificial intelligence to transform cybersecurity.

InfoVision supports next-gen STEM learning through Tinker on Wheels, funds education and digital access for rural students, and empowers underserved communities through skill-building programs.

InfoVision Inc. has significantly deepened its CSR engagement in India through a portfolio of high-impact, education-led initiatives aimed at empowering underserved communities and fostering future-ready talent.

InfoVision stands out in the competitive cybersecurity market by making AI the backbone of our managed services and Next Generation SOC operations. 

Retail is one of the most dynamic industries in the world, constantly evolving to meet shifting customer expectations, economic cycles, and technological innovations. 

As India celebrates National Technology Day on Sunday, tech leaders are emphasising the urgent need for policy reforms, skill development, and responsible innovation to position the country as a global leader in artificial intelligence.

Artificial Intelligence was introduced as a Class 9 subject by the CBSE board in 2019—at least three years before ChatGPT was launched—a prescient decision that signaled growing awareness within academia about AI's potential.

Insightful workshop explores how telecom players can leverage AI for data monetization, customer experience, and network automation.

At the recently concluded TM Forum Tour Mumbai, InfoVision hosted an engaging and forward-looking workshop titled “Monetizing Telecom AI: Balancing Data, Customer Experience, and Network Automation.”