Archive for 2019
Govt approves Rs 436 crore to skill 412,000 professionals in new technology-artificial intelligence, virtual reality, Internet of Things, Big Data, cyber security & so on--All courses available at Redback it academy ,vellore
Last year, NASSCOM and the government, in a joint initiative announced the Future Skills portal for member companies in the IT-ITeS industry to re skill across nine emerging technologies.
The
Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has approved Rs 436 crore
over a period of three years for Future Skills PRIME, a joint venture between
the government and National Association of Software and Services Companies.
The programme,
the next level of the Future Skills platform, seeks to skill 412,000
professionals in new technology such as artificial intelligence, virtual
reality, Internet of Things, Big Data, cyber security, social and mobile and so
on.
EMERGING
TECHNOLOGIES FEW:
Of
the 4.5 million people employed in the industry today, 1.5 - 2 million are
expected to require reskilling in the next 4-5 years. As many as 200,000
professionals have been trained on the platform so far.
This
PRIME (Programme for Reskilling Up skilling of
IT Manpower for Employability) is the next phase of the Future Skills platform
and is open to professionals from outside the IT industry as well, who want to
skill themselves in ten emerging technologies. Among the other beneficiaries of
the platform are 10,000 government officials and 2,000 trainers.
“States
will have to factor in this kind of high-end skilling of professionals as
well,” said IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad. The courses are a mix of
material developed by industry and academia. Several course materials are free,
while more advanced courses are available for between Rs 6,000-70,000,
depending on the kind of technology. Courses will be available
starting ₹6000. NASSCOM will provide a certificate to those who complete
the course. The portal will also provide a diagnostic for learner’s
preference and through the programme we aim to create India Digital
Talent Stack.
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Block Chain Industry
Block chain is a distributed ledger technology that exchanges record transactions between parties in a secure way.
The term block chain refers to blocks of chained data in a system through a network by which it is automatically accessible to all the relevant parties who are connected via computer.
Block chain brings three main features
- Accessibility
- Security, and
- Accountability.
All parties share the Block chain, and it makes the data accessible for everyone involved in it. The technology involved is decentralized and distributed ledger, through which data is stored on every computer. Hackers would generally need to access and alter the data on the computers that is linked while; they need to change it for each transactions, which is almost impossible because of high level of security. Accountability is ensured from everyone in the network because of single fixed cache of information.
Cryptocurrency!
A cryptocurrency (or crypto currency) is a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange that uses strong cryptography to secure financial transactions, control the creation of additional units, and verify the transfer of assets.
The biggest advantage of Cryptocurrency is that it uses decentralized control, but in ordinary currency, it uses centralized digital currency and centralized banking systems. In case of crypto currency, decentralized control works through distributed ledger technology, typically a block chain that serves as a public financial transaction database.
Bitcoin first released as an open – source software in 2009, generally considered to be first decentralized cryptocurrency. Since the release of bitcoin, over 4,000 altcoins (alternative variants of bitcoin, or other cryptocurrencies) were created.
In recent times there were much repels about the Crypto currency called “Bitcoin”. Its price started from $1000 in 2017 and rose to $20,000 on 1 January 2018. In Jan 2019, it valued around $3,747, which is down to 81% since its all-time high. If we could do the analysis, the chain of events led to its downfall
- China is the first country to put banking ban on cryptocurrency (Financial institutions are not allowed to facilitate bitcoin transactions) in 2018 and many countries including India followed.
- In 2017 – 2018 group of hackers called Cryptocurrency Mining, they attacked most of the health care industries all across the globe and started demanding ransoms in bitcoins, to which many hospitals obliged and did pay the amount since they wanted to resolve the hack.
This chain of events led investors to move away from Crypto currency but not from the technology called Block Chain.
Block Chain Industries: