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In an era marked by rapid technological advancements, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising various aspects of our lives, including education. While AI has already made significant strides in automating administrative tasks and personalising learning experiences, one of its most exciting applications is in the realm of mentorship.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the power to reshape and enhance many areas of our lives, from online shopping, to healthcare, to education. AI is revolutionising education and changing the way we learn, teach, and organise educational institutions.

In recent years we have seen a huge advancement in the digitisation of education. The days of traditional classrooms and rigid timetables are far behind us, and the future of learning resides in the digital realm. Online campuses are an integral part of any successful modern institution.

In the ever-evolving landscape of higher education, it’s crucial to stay ahead of the curve and understand the role technology can play in shaping the future of education. It is important for institutions to explore the intersections of technology and the future of higher education.

Businesses rely on visual communication to effectively connect with their customers because visuals are appealing, clear and facilitate the transmission of messages. In our daily lives, we encounter various animations, infographics and other visual tools that stand out amidst a large amount of content.

Events are mostly large groups of people gathering in the same space and sharing moments and experiences. However, the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic along with various technological advancements has altered the events industry landscape and shaped its trajectory in response to the changing nature of events. The rise of digital and hybrid events, sustainability

Businesses rely on visual communication to effectively connect with their customers because visuals are appealing, clear and facilitate the transmission of messages. In our daily lives, we encounter various animations, infographics and other visual tools that stand out amidst a large amount of content.

ChatGPT has taken the world by storm and caught the attention of everyone: brands, business heads, industry experts, professionals and even the common masses. According to New York Times, the AI-driven chatbot became code red at Google as the global brand feared it could upend the industry and cause a serious threat.  Meanwhile, other businesses

In the present digitally empowered times, ambitious organisations are becoming liberated from the confines of national borders venturing into global markets. However, simply expanding internationally is insufficient; rather, an entirely new set of skills and strategies are required to succeed in overseas markets. International business management plays a pivotal role in helping companies understand how

Chatbots have become a buzzword in the industry and their popularity has contributed to the new ways we communicate today. People would mainly communicate through emails and calls but now text messaging has become the norm. Similarly, when it comes to business, people aren’t interested in unresponsive customer service or tedious website navigation, they expect