New Delhi: Fintech firm NPST on Tuesday said it has appointed Ram Rastogi as additional director of the company.
He will be a non-executive independent director, the company said.
Rastogi currently serves as the President of Fintech Association for Consumer Empowerment (FACE). He has previously been associated with State Bank of India and National Payment Corporation of India.
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Experian Technologies, Germany's JMU collaborate for R&D in energy systems, AI
* Product engineering and digital transformation services firm Experio Technologies on Tuesday said it has signed an MoU with Germany's Julius-Maximilians-Universität Wurzburg (JMU) to collaborate on research in energy systems, data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) development. Have compromised.
The company said in a statement that the agreement aims to facilitate collaborative research projects focused on smart energy systems with a particular emphasis on AI and simulation.
“Experian has ongoing engagement with global customers across electric vehicles (EV manufacturing, charging networks, smart grids, utility billing solutions embedded systems, energy management and ESG).
“We are thrilled to embark on this transformational and collaborative journey with JMU, whose research experience in EV-related energy consumption data studies, combined with Experian’s client mandate, can help provide leadership in the EV charging solutions market ,” said Binu Jacob, managing director and chief executive officer of Experian Technologies.
He will be a non-executive independent director, the company said.
Rastogi currently serves as the President of Fintech Association for Consumer Empowerment (FACE). He has previously been associated with State Bank of India and National Payment Corporation of India.
,
Experian Technologies, Germany's JMU collaborate for R&D in energy systems, AI
* Product engineering and digital transformation services firm Experio Technologies on Tuesday said it has signed an MoU with Germany's Julius-Maximilians-Universität Wurzburg (JMU) to collaborate on research in energy systems, data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) development. Have compromised.
The company said in a statement that the agreement aims to facilitate collaborative research projects focused on smart energy systems with a particular emphasis on AI and simulation.
“Experian has ongoing engagement with global customers across electric vehicles (EV manufacturing, charging networks, smart grids, utility billing solutions embedded systems, energy management and ESG).
“We are thrilled to embark on this transformational and collaborative journey with JMU, whose research experience in EV-related energy consumption data studies, combined with Experian’s client mandate, can help provide leadership in the EV charging solutions market ,” said Binu Jacob, managing director and chief executive officer of Experian Technologies.
