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Powerweave targets 30% growth as it expands AI use
AI is cutting product development times at Powerweave, as the company aims for about 30% revenue growth this fiscal year.
Jai Hind College launches marketing science lab in Mumbai
Students at Jai Hind College will analyse real consumer data in a bid to close a gap between marketing theory and practice in India.
SailPoint installs flexible Kramer AV system in Pune
The Pune office now lets staff switch two meeting rooms between separate and combined use without manually resetting cameras, audio or displays.
Logic launches Express Pod for larger meeting rooms
Companies fitting out larger meeting rooms can now avoid wall work, as the freestanding frame installs in about 15 minutes and fits 65- to 98-inch displays.
Admatazz appoints Darrell Fernandes as growth chief
The hire is aimed at helping the independent agency deepen client ties and win new business as competition in India intensifies.
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Professional designers can now use Affinity's full workflow on iPads, with Apple Pencil support and core tools free for individual users.
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