When Sridhar Vembu calls something “decades of R&D,” it carries weight. On October 12, the Zoho co-founder praised the Mappls app for its depth of research and engineering. His comment came shortly after Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw showcased the app in a live video, calling it
Zoho has subtly turned up the heat in India’s fintech scene, rolling out an assortment of new point-of-sale devices aimed at changing how small shops, mid-sized enterprises, and even large corporations handle money movement. The launch features a sleek all-in-one POS terminal, a compact smart POS
Arattai, the homegrown chat and call app developed by Zoho Corporation, was recently endorsed by Dharmendra Pradhan, Education Minister, GOI, as a leading “Made in India” alternative to WhatsApp. Championing the rise of indigenous digital platforms, the minister highlighted Arattai’s strong security features, user-friendly interface, and
Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister for Information and Technology, Government of India, has officially moved to Zoho, a homegrown Indian platform for office productivity applications. His decision, shared through his social media account, is being seen as a strong endorsement of indigenous technology at a time when