A few decades back, it would have been impossible to imagine the way we communicate, interact or transact on social and economic fronts today. Similarly, today it's very hard to fathom the real potential of'blockchain', despite the promises it has. Blockchain today is still in its infancy, and its mainstream value is yet to be realized. While, it's for sure that blockchain will disrupt the existing solutions, not only in industry and commerce but in almost all aspects of our day-to-day lives, but it cannot do so just by itself. Same holds true for Internet of Things (IoT) as well as for Artificial Intelligence (AI), though in different perspectives and magnitudes.

The new normal has accelerated Data and AI adoption manifold, and this has clearly shown the benefits of investing in a tech enabled future. This is enabling organizations, individuals and governments across the country and the world to not only rebound stronger from the crisis, but to reimagine a new future. The banking and financial services industry has been at the heart of this change. A critical determinant of India's economic success, we've seen the sector embrace large scale digital transformation in the last few months, paving the way for the future of banking in India. Harnessing the power of AI will continue to be a vital enabler in that journey.

StarLink, the fastest-growing "True" Value-added Distributor (VAD) in the META region, having a presence in the U.S. and U.K., has announced a new partnership with Getvisibility. Under this agreement, StarLink will support the distribution of Getvisibility products and services in major parts of North America and Europe. Getvisibility presents a product that utilizes the latest technology in Deep Learning. Artificial intelligence gives companies visibility, control and a strong dynamic understanding of their data as it is being created. Getvisibility is designed to process and classify unstructured information as it is being created with an unprecedented level of classification confidence, allowing companies to quickly visualize their data footprint where new and changing data risks have become evident, thus allowing for proactive data management and security.