SAP provided an enlightening panel on “Yesterday’s skills won’t do tomorrow’s jobs: Closing the Digital Skills Gap with Public-Private Partnerships,” in accordance with company’s vision of helping the world run better and enhancing people’s lives.

“Events like GESS offer a great platform for education businesses and academic users to gain access and understanding around the latest EdTech solutions. BenQ has upgraded some of its popular education solutions in light of changing learning requirements and has launched some exciting new ClassroomCare solutions to enhance classroom learning, convenience, and safety, as a whole,” says Manish Bakshi.

As part of our continuous coverage of the ongoing wave of digital transformation, we wanted to know what ViewSonic is doing to bridge the gap between traditional and digital learning environments. We asked Max Hsu, ViewSonic’s Regional Director, four questions. More on hybrid learning, new EdTech trends, cybersecurity for minors, and ViewSonic’s new activities in the projector and monitor sector can be found below.

Aiming to “disrupt from within” and create efficient, sustainable, scalable, and future-ready technology capabilities for the education needs of today and tomorrow, GEMS Education’s three-year technology transformation journey consists of executing multiple strategic initiatives, segmented across three phases: “Fix the Fundamentals” in FY18/19, “Strengthen the Building Blocks” in FY19/20, and “Accelerate Disruption and Incremental Value Creation” from FY20 onwards.

upGrad has built out a strong tech platform and deep immersive learning experience with high touch points to capture close to 70% of the Indian higher education market for working professionals. This stealth approach of operating under the radar, coupled with the rare combination of founder-funded for the full first leg, has helped upGrad focus on their core vision.