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TITA to make Tech Bathukamma with 9 Emerging Technologies
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Telangana Information Technology Association (TITA) has come up with another marvellous idea to guide and help educated youth realize their employment dreams.
Hyderabad: Telangana Information Technology Association (TITA) has come up with another marvellous idea to guide and help educated youth realize their employment dreams. Commemorating Bathukamma festival holidays TITA has devised 'Tech Bathukamma' program wherein nine (9) different most employment generating technologies will be celebrated as Bathukamma for nine consecutive days.
The event is to be organized at the IT Corridor. State IT Secretary Jayesh Ranjan has appreciated the idea and said that it would give a great insight into the technology and opportunities associated, to the youth searching for jobs in IT.
TITA has been guiding youth find good employment opportunities in IT and allied sectors as part of which youth were provided online and classroom-based training sessions to the youth. Now, commemorating the Bathukamma Festival, TITA has contemplated to celebrate it in a unique way alongside October 4. As part of the program, Tech Bathukamma would be organized with '9 Emerging Technologies'.
Nine technologies include 3 D Printing, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things (IOT), Blockchain Technology, Cyber Security, Serverless Computing, Virtual Reality(VR)/Augmented Reality (AR), Drones and others. These technologies are bound to create huge employment in the coming years.
IT Secretary Jayesh Ranjan is attending as chief guest to the event scheduled on October 4. He appreciated the concept of celebrating Bathukamma with technology. He said that TITA was guiding youth towards the bright side in IT and employment.
Identified nine technologies will be completely in tandem with Bathukamma. Experts of these technologies will attend the program. The flower cone of Bathukamma would be made using 3D Printing. Artificial Intelligence, App-based IOT will through open the Bathukamma event. Robotics technology will be applied to rotate Bathukamma. Similarly, the drone will take the Bathukamma in the premises of the event. In this way, the Tech Bathukamma would be completely technology-driven.
Explaining the concept of Tech Bathukamma, TITA Global President Sundeep Kumar Makthala said that TITA was working to guide new comers as well as senior professionals in IT industry. Commemorating 9-day Bathukamma festival, it was decided to use 9 different technologies for celebrating bathukamma under Tech Bathukamma, he said.
He said that if we could concentrate on 9 emerging technologies, great results can be achieved the way Vijayadasami gives a message of prosperity. He said that techies working in these 9 technologies, students and other interested people can join the unique program.
Makthala said that this event would be a great combination of festival and technology besides a glance into the future prospects.
He said that detailed information pertaining to 9 technologies will be provided in the form of pamphlet and brochure.
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