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ALITS students told to acquire latest skills
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Former IAS officer Dr Lakshminarayana said those who acquire skills in business analytics, big data, artificial intelligence, cyber security and automation sectors will be able to survive in Information Technology industry. Speaking at an awareness programme organised for students at Anantha Lakshmi Institute of Technology and Sciences (ALITS) on Friday, he said the number of jobs have been decrea
Anantapur: Former IAS officer Dr Lakshminarayana said those who acquire skills in business analytics, big data, artificial intelligence, cyber security and automation sectors will be able to survive in Information Technology industry. Speaking at an awareness programme organised for students at Anantha Lakshmi Institute of Technology and Sciences (ALITS) on Friday, he said the number of jobs have been decreasing with the increasing technology. College Chairman Ananta Ramudu said sophisticated laboratories were setup benefiting students in sharpening their talent. College director M Ramesh Naidu, principal Dr B Ramesh Babu, Dr M Surendra and HODs of various departments also took part.
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