Startup Mergers & Acquisitions: Affle To Acquire 8 Stake In Indigenous App Store Indus OS For Rs 21 Cr

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Mobile advertising organization Affle on Thursday said it will procure an eight per cent stake in cell phone working framework firm Indus OS.

Indus OS works India's biggest free indigenous application store, with key speculation from Samsung Venture Investment Corporation. As indicated by an administrative recording, Affle will pay $2.86 million or about Rs 21 crore, to Indus OS for the stake.

Indus OS has'Indus App Bazaar', which contains more than four lakh applications open in English and 12 Indian dialects — Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Odia, Punjabi, Malayalam, Bengali, Assamese and Kannada.

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Affle To Acquire 8 Stake In Indigenous App Store Indus OS For Rs 21 Cr

Mobile advertising organization Affle on Thursday said it will procure an eight per cent stake in cell phone working framework firm Indus OS. "Affle (India), through its auxiliaries, declared the consenting to of an authoritative arrangement to procure eight per cent possession in OSLabs Pte Ltd, Singapore, (Indus OS).

StartUS Insights Research: 5 Top Emerging Speech Recognition Startups

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StartUs Insights analyzed 109 speech recognition startups. Speak, MeetScribe, gnani.ai (from India), Picovoice, and AudioTelligence develop 5 top solutions to watch out for.

The Indian startup gnani.ai creates a speech-to-text engine that decodes speech and transcribes it in English and multiple Indic languages. The engine also detects dialects and separates the agents from the customers. Using advanced analytics, the engine measures sentiment predicts churn rate and tracks agents’ performance to provide useful insights for management.

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5 Top Emerging Speech Recognition Startups | StartUs Insights Research

Our Innovation Analysts recently looked into emerging technologies and up-and-coming startups. As there are many startups working on a variety of applications, we want to share our insights with you. This time, we take a look at 5 promising speech recognition startups.

Startup Success Stories: Only the adaptable survive (and thrive) - Dailyhunt

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The startups betting on consumption by vernacular customers will benefit a lot, as the language is only the barrier for outsiders to garner this huge market. Today 64% of India’s 510 million internet users speak primarily in their local language, while 36% are English users; by 2025, the number of internet users is expected to hit 906 million, 77% of those will be vernacular-first, according to a report by Google and KPMG.

Please read the success story of Dailyhunt harping on vernacular content.

Only the Adaptable survive (and thrive)

By Mohit Bhatnagar As the Covid-led recession sets in, I've started to reflect on a company metric that I had never spent much time thinking through before: Adaptability. How does one even measure that in a company? What makes one company more adaptable than the other? Speed of execution? Intellect