As part of the NATIONAL LEVEL TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM – ECLECTIC – 2K25, held on April 3rd, 2025 at T J S Engineering College, we had the privilege of hosting Ms. Lavanya Mantrala, a dynamic and inspiring speaker. With her impressive background as the Founder of the StatZone Podcast Show and Project Manager at Oracle, she brought a wealth of insight and experience to the stage.
Her talk centered around Digital India – Industry 4.0 – a topic that is shaping the future of technology and industry. She began by breaking down the concept in a way that was clear and relatable, helping everyone understand how the Fourth Industrial Digital Revolution is transforming the way we work and live. From smart factories to AI-driven processes, she painted a vivid picture of how industries are becoming more connected, intelligent, and efficient.
Ms. Lavanya highlighted how technologies like Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things (IoT), Digital Automation, and Data Analytics are already creating waves in the industry. She also emphasized the growing importance of adaptability and continuous learning in this fast-paced digital era, especially for young engineers and aspiring professionals.
What made her session stand out was the way she connected real-world scenarios with technical concepts. Drawing from her own career and current industry trends, she gave practical insights that really resonated with the students.
Some key takeaways from her speech were:
- The rise of Smart Digital Automation and its role in future industries
- Why data is considered the “New Oil” and how to leverage it effectively
- The importance of being proactive in upskilling and staying updated with emerging tech
The session wrapped up with a lively Q&A segment, where Ms. Lavanya patiently addressed questions from enthusiastic participants. Her responses were thoughtful and encouraging, and she left everyone with a strong message to embrace innovation and never stop learning. Overall, the session was engaging, insightful, and left a lasting impression. It was truly one of the highlights of ECLECTIC 2K25.
