It is a popular trend to start investing in regular and popular tech stocks from leading tech companies across the world. Technology stocks ensure high profit in digital wallets owing to the constant innovations with cutting-edge technologies for all kinds of industries. Thus, tech investors can start their Q2 investment with the investment in the following tech stocks on April 4, 2022. Analytics Insight provides a list of the top five tech stocks, according to Yahoo Finance. SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. is one of the top tech stocks to buy for its optimized inverter systems for solar PV installations across the world.

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The results of this year's McKinsey global survey, The state of AI in 2020, suggests that organisations are using artificial intelligence (AI) as a tool for generating value. This year's survey found that a small contingent of respondents coming from a variety of industries attribute 20% or more of their organisations' earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) to AI. McKinsey reported that these companies plan to invest even more in AI in response to the coronavirus pandemic, which suggests that there will be a wider gap between organisations leading in the deployment of AI and the majority of companies that are struggling to capitalise on the technology. The survey found that the largest shares of respondents report revenue increases for inventory and parts optimisation, pricing and promotion, customer-service analytics, and sales and demand forecasting. According to McKinsey, the areas of AI deployment that most commonly led to cost decreases are optimisation of talent management, contact centre automation and warehouse automation. Over half of respondents who deployed AI in these areas said they had reduced costs.

The COVID-19 virus has caused millions of white-collar knowledge workers to work from home, and while this could be seen as a boon to productivity, unfortunately it is not. These remote workers battle hundreds of daily distractions from helping children to making dinner along with the usual online breaks. Over time, these non-company activities add up and can yield at least 3-4 hours of unproductive work time. Yet, these workers are worried about their jobs and want to hold on to them during a time of record unemployment. They want to show their organizations that they are as productive and valuable as ever to retain their coveted positions.