The Mumbai Tech Week 2025 highlighted the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence on various sectors, from real estate to education, showcasing the city's commitment to innovation and technological advancement.
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The Mumbai Tech Week 2025 is a major event held in Mumbai, India, that showcases the city's tech ecosystem and highlights the latest advancements in various sectors, including AI, real estate, finance, healthcare, and education.
AI is transforming the real estate sector in Mumbai by providing real-time insights into market trends, optimizing energy consumption in buildings, and enhancing the overall tenant experience through AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistants.
AI is being used in the financial sector in Mumbai to automate complex processes, detect fraud, streamline loan approval processes, and personalize financial advice, improving operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.
AI is revolutionizing the healthcare industry in Mumbai by enabling telemedicine, improving diagnostics and treatment planning, and providing 24/7 medical consultations through AI chatbots, leading to better patient outcomes.
The Mumbai Smart City Mission is an initiative by the government of Mumbai that aims to leverage AI to improve urban management and citizen services, including smart traffic management, waste management, and public safety initiatives.
Mumbai, India’s largest and most expensive property market, has seen a significant surge in home buying during the festive season, leading to an unprecedented boost in real estate growth.
Ahmedabad's real estate developers are calling for an end to the opaque and often unfair Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) market, aiming to bring more transparency and fairness to the industry.
Explore the intricacies of Robert Vadra's vast real estate and hospitality ventures that have amassed a fortune worth ₹200 crore. Discover the challenges and controversies that have shaped his business landscape.
Abhishek Lodha, through his company Macrotech Developers, has filed a ₹5,000 crore trademark infringement lawsuit against Abhinandan Lodha. The suit claims that Abhinandan's companies have unlawfully used the 'Lodha' name and brand.
In an exclusive interview, Rahul Kanwal, Executive Director of Business Today, sits down with Aryaman Vikram Birla, Director at Aditya Birla Management, to discuss his inspiring journey from the cricket field to the boardroom.
India's real estate market saw a 33% year-on-year growth in 2023, with sales reaching 4.1 lakh units across major cities. But can the sector sustain this momentum?