Brian Pereira is an Indian journalist and editor based in Mumbai. He founded Digital Creed in 2015. A technology buff, former computer instructor, and software developer, Brian has 30 years of journalism experience (since 1994). Brian is also the former Editor of CHIP India, InformationWeek India and CISO Mag. He has written for India's leading newspapers such as The Times of India and The Indian Express. Presently, he serves the Information Security Media Group, as Sr. Executive Editor. You'll find his most current work on CIO Inc. Brian writes on a wide range of topics like aviation, drones, cybersecurity, tech startups, cloud, data center, AI/ML/Gen AI, IoT, Blockchain etc. He is also a certified security professional - EC-Council and ISC2. Follow Brian on Twitter (@creed_digital) and LinkedIn. Email Brian at: [email protected]
Gartner Research Director Mark O’Neill talks about API challenges, trends, and the steps organisations should take to design more secure APIs that can evoke a faster response – for better customer experiences
Oracle connects with the developer community through a series of gatherings around the world called Oracle CODE. It recently conducted the third Oracle...
IBM CEO Ginni Rometty speaks about the three dimensions of Chapter Two for AI and Cloud, and what businesses need to do next to leverage these technologies. Trust is also an important factor in Chapter Two
IBM today announced significant collaborations across India that will advance the skills and careers of more than 200,000 (2 lakh) female students in...
Microsoft India partnered with The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) to deploy Microsoft’s Project Sangam (cloud-hosted, mobile-first community...
Last year, India created eight unicorns and is now a top-ranking destination for start-ups and investors. US companies are keeping a keen eye on Indian...
India has the second largest (157.35 million hectares) agricultural land in the world. Agriculture is the primary source of livelihood for approximately...
The education system in India is fraught with challenges and unemployment continues to be a major problem. Wiley has studied the education system in India and has identified the gaps. It works with industry, academia and research institutions to provide solutions for learning and skill development – to make students employable in the industry. Rather than just learning the theory, Wiley believes in adding more context, by teaching students to solve real-world business problems.
Leaders from industry, academia and research come together to identify the skill gaps facing the industry and the growing need for skilling and reskilling.
Oracle, which has traditionally been a database company, thinks Autonomous technology (and the features of its Autonomous Database) could help accelerate this migration and make customers more confident about the cloud. Oracle Autonomous Database is a ‘self-driving, self-securing and self-repairing’ database.
