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Investing in smaller cities in emerging economies can boost global growth

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By Ajay Kumar Verified, Neha Thakur, Shashank Narain Mathur
| World Economic Forum
'Tier-2' and 'Tier-3' cities in India, Indonesia and Vietnam are emerging hubs for innovation, manufacturing and digital growth. Improved physical and digital infrastructure, skilled talent and supportive policies are fuelling the global competitiveness of these smaller cities. Smaller cities present high-return opportunities for investors as they mature into key growth engines.
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How AI can drive transformation in telecoms

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By Shashank Narain Mathur, Vanishree Kavi Mahesh
| Infosys
Insights Integrating AI across various telecom sectors presents numerous opportunities for enhancing customer interactions, optimizing operations, and driving strategic growth. Telecom companies can benefit from evolving basic chatbots into more sophisticated AI assistants that offer near-human conversational abilities to enrich the customer engagement process. AI's ability to analyze extensive customer data allows telecoms to refine personalization and deliver targeted marketing campaigns.
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Kubernetes for next-generation telco networks

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By Jobin K. John, Shashank Narain Mathur, Ashutosh Vaidya, Harry Hughes
| Infosys
Insights Telecoms need to deliver high-quality, on-demand, and reliable applications to stay relevant. Traditional monolithic approaches, however, cannot keep pace with customer demand. To get ahead, telcos need to modernize, using microservices, containers, and a savvy orchestrator technology called Kubernetes.
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