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You've heard of prompt engineering. But have you heard of context engineering?

Here's the thing; even the most powerful AI model will underperform if the context it operates in is weak. But a smaller model, with a well-structured context? It can deliver far better results. 💡

In this Tech Explained episode, Patil, Associate Director at Nitor Infotech, unpacks the Agent-Computer Interface (ACI) and why structuring the environment your AI operates in matters more than the instructions you give it.

This one will genuinely shift how you think about building with AI. 🧠

Meet Arti Mishra ⏸️ She paused. ▶️ Then she came back stronger.💥
This is the story of what happens when courage meets the right opportunity. 🌸
If you're a woman thinking about restarting your career in tech, this one's for you. 💻🌱
👍 Like if this moved you
💬 What's one thing you wish someone told you before your career comeback?
🔗 Explore open roles: https://bit.ly/3NRMVLn

You built the AI ✅ The pilot worked 🎉 Everyone was excited 🙌
Then you tried to scale it and things got messy 😬💥
Sound familiar? You're not alone 🤝
Here's what's quietly killing AI at scale across most organisations 👇
⚙️ No lifecycle to govern autonomous agents 🤖
🔍 Limited visibility into how decisions are actually being made
📈 Automation expanding faster than governance can follow 🏃‍♂️💨
The fix isn't a better model 🧠
It's a better system for running AI in production 🔄
That's exactly what the Agentic Development Lifecycle (ADLC) is designed to solve 💡✨
🎬 Watch the video to see how it works.
🔗 Read the full blog here: https://bit.ly/4t1rHKf

Remember when "good QA" meant a long checklist and a team manually clicking through every screen? 😅

We've come a long way, but even modern test automation is starting to feel outdated.

In 2026, the best engineering teams aren't just automating tests. They're building systems that think, that predict where bugs will appear, adapt when the UI changes, and learn from real user behavior in production.

And the humans on these teams? They're not being replaced. They're being elevated, making the calls that AI simply can't: what risks are acceptable, what "quality" truly means for their users, and when to trust the machine vs. override it.

If you work in tech, whether you're a QA engineer, a dev, or an engineering manager, this one's worth a read. 👇

https://bit.ly/4mfzvp2

We are grateful that we get to continue the wonderful journey in our three-month Women’s Day celebration season, the : 'Her Story, In His Words' series.

Watch this next take from Onkar Gosavi!

Recognizing is the essence of Male Allyship and what we continue to celebrate through 🌱

The new edition of our newsletter touches on something we all feel at work: having a mountain of data but still wondering what’s real or reliable enough to act on.

This edition explores how leaders can build data confidence: the kind that makes decisions faster, clearer, and more human.

Whether you're designing products, serving customers, or evaluating investments, you’ll find something relatable and practical here.

Do read it and tell us which part you connected with! https://linkd.so/3DDK

Scaling applications can get messy fast.
But the right architecture makes all the difference. ⚙️

Moving from Options API to Composition API helps teams:

• Keep code organized 🧠
• Reuse logic easily 🔁
• Improve performance ⚡
• Prepare systems for future growth 📈

Small changes but big results.

👉 Read the blog: https://bit.ly/3PzSWg9

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Growth feels different when you have the right support system. 🤝✨

Our Women’s Day celebration continues with the theme, and the brings forward stories straight from the women who experience it every day.

In this third video, Priya Singh talks about how guidance, teamwork, and opportunities at Nitor helped her become more confident and take ownership in her journey.

Because sometimes, the biggest change starts with one small step forward. 🌸
Through initiatives like , we’re committed to creating workplaces where women feel empowered to grow, contribute, and lead. 💜
🎬 Watch her story and celebrate the journey with us.

Allyship shows up in actions, in support, mentorship, and advocacy. 🤝

As part of the journey in our three-month Women’s Day celebration season, the : 'Her Story, In His Words' series continues.

In this second video, Sachin Borade shares how the women in his journey have inspired him and why mentorship matters.

Because allyship is not just about standing beside, it’s about recognizing, supporting, and speaking up 🙌
That’s the essence of Male Allyship and what we continue to build through 🌱