Speaking on the impact of innovations on the print media, Mr. Rasul Bailay, Senior Assistant Editor, The Economic Times said, “Earlier we used to print lengthy articles of about 1500 words. But with the advent of technology, youngsters are keener on reading ‘bytes’ of news. The emergence of Twitter, Facebook, news apps has led to the media houses tapping to these newer avenues.”
“We can’t analyse art, it is an expression and in today’s generation, analysis of shows is done using the reach on the internet,” said Mr. Adarsh Thottetodi, Creative Director, NDTV. “People are always in search of something new and hence the focus of media has now shifted to shows with independent artists. NDTV is creating platforms for such artists.”
Mr. Rajiv Soni, Senior Director, Information services, Stryker advocated the use of AI, Robotics and 3D technology in the field of knee replacement. “Earlier there was readmission in 78% of cases in knee replacement because even a 1mm of difference in joint restructuring causes pain. However, with the assistance of robotics in the analysis has reduced this number to 66%, “he told.
The summit was also attended by Mr. Dhruv Luthra, Head Infra and Textiles, Luthra Group, Mrs Praveen Chauhan, Head HR, Agarwal Packers & Movers Ltd and Mr. Sunil Omanwar, Head Learning & Organisation Development, Fortis Healthcare.
Director IIM Rohtak, Prof. Dheeraj Sharma thanked the dignitaries and said, “The purpose of this interaction is to bridge the gap between industry and the academia. This will help in students getting knowledge, information and insights about the business syndicates.”
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