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Rate Gain launches REMO, its first AI-powered digital employee to enhance workplace communication

Rate Gain launches REMO

Rate Gain launches REMO, its first AI-powered digital employee to enhance workplace communication its first AI-powered digital employee, to boost workplace communication and employee well-being. REMO supports open dialogue, emotional check-ins, and aligns with the company’s AI strategy to enhance human-centric experiences. The first AI-powered digital employee, REMO, has been introduced by Rate Gain Travel Technologies Limited, a global supplier of AI-driven SaaS solutions for the travel and hospitality sector. The program seeks to promote organisational openness, worker well-being, and workplace communication. Developed as an always-on conversational AI, REMO is a member of Rate Gain’s People and Culture team. It gives workers a private, accepting setting in which to discuss professional goals, voice issues, give feedback, and check in on their emotional health. REMO encourages candid discussion and is available at any time to lower obstacles to communication. This rollout is in line with Rate Gain’s overarching AI strategy, which emphasises augmenting rather than replacing the human experience in the workplace. Rate Gain aims to instil empathy, individuality, and psychological safety into its organisational culture by incorporating AI into its internal processes. By providing a scalable internal communication and engagement solution, REMO also demonstrates the company’s efforts to adjust to the demands of a remote workforce. As a tool, it keeps changing in response to employee interactions, giving the business a better understanding of employee expectations and workplace sentiment.

West Bengal, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan are being watched as new hotspots for cybercrime

West Bengal

West Bengal, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan are emerging as new cybercrime hotspots, prompting the Centre to direct immediate crackdowns and faster investigations. The MHA is enhancing inter-state coordination through Joint Cyber Coordination Teams and workshops to tackle the growing threat. The Centre has instructed states to take immediate action by stepping up crackdowns, accelerating investigations, and clearing backlogs in order to stop the problem from getting worse. This is because districts in Rajasthan, West Bengal, and Maharashtra are quickly becoming new hotspots for cybercrime. Sources claim that to combat the growing menace of cybercrime, Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan met at a high level last month with senior officials from hotspot districts and ranges, along with other top officers. Directors General of Police (DGPs), commissioners from every state and Union Territory (UT), their designated state cybercrime chiefs, and officials from areas designated as hotspots for cybercrime attended the meeting. Jharkhand has long been a hotspot for cybercrime, but new hotspots have surfaced in the Bharatpur Range (Rajasthan), Mumbai (Maharashtra), Kolkata (West Bengal), and Dumka (Jharkhand), according to sources. According to sources, district SSPs who were present at the conference were instructed to reduce cybercrime. “To combat cybercrimes quickly, the government has requested that states seek technological assistance from the Centre. A meeting will be scheduled to prioritise the investigation because of new hotspots that have raised worries among cybersecurity organisations, according to a senior official. Under the Indian Cyber Crime Collaboration Centre (I4C), the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has formed seven Joint Cyber Coordination Teams (JCCTs) to improve enforcement and collaboration. These teams work in places that have been identified as having significant levels of cybercrime activity and complicated, multi-jurisdictional issues, such as Mewat, Jamtara, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Chandigarh, Visakhapatnam, and Guwahati. To improve coordination between law enforcement agencies across states and UTs, the MHA reported that seven JCCT workshops were held in Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Guwahati, Visakhapatnam, Lucknow, Ranchi, and Chandigarh.