more-inBeing part of a fast-changing digital world, the students passing out graduation and post-graduation from different campuses should improve their skills to hyper-scale on digital platforms, according to V. Rajanna, Tata Consultancy Services vice-president and Global Head-Technology Business Unit. In an interview to The Hindu on how the employment quotient of the graduating students could be increased, he said, apart from communication and soft skills, they have to focus on domain knowledge – digital technologies. “Incidentally, with the digital economy throwing up several opportunities to young professionals, ample number of jobs are being generated for those specialising on emerging technologies. He advised students to gain knowledge on mobility, cloud, automation and adoption of open source technology. The educational institutes must revise their curriculum to incorporate chapters in digital technologies based on empirical knowledge,” he stated.

Source: The Hindu May 08, 2017 00:45 UTC