Our method and editorial principles

1. For a client: four steps

Understand (week 1): we map the work as it is really done, with the people who do it.

Prototype (weeks 2-3): a first version running on your real data, in a test environment.

Deploy (week 4): wired into your existing tools, your team trained, and a written scope of what the agent may do.

Measure (ongoing): one indicator agreed upfront, tracked monthly. The code and data stay yours.

2. What we do not publish

No client name without written consent, no client metric we could not show. The 20 projects on the Work page are anonymised and carry no outcome figures.

No “live” counters or unverifiable aggregate totals. Figures about our own activity sit on the Operations page, with the date they were measured.

3. Publishing pace

Since September 2026: at most one new article a day, on a topic taken from a question people actually ask Google (Search Console). We would rather update an existing page than add a new one.

4. Sources and studies

A regulatory or numerical fact links to its primary source (official text, authority, vendor announcement).

A scientific study is only cited with a verified DOI or PubMed reference; without a verifiable identifier, no link.

5. Software guides

Only real vendors are listed, described from their public information. Prices are indicative, checked on the date shown on the guide; “quote-based” when the vendor publishes no price.

No vendor pays to be listed or ranked. If an affiliate link were ever added, it would be disclosed on the page.

6. Estimates

The “orders of magnitude” on the Solutions and Industries pages are estimates built on assumptions shown next to the figure. They are not client results.

7. Corrections

Spotted an error? Write to admin@tech-bharat.com. We fix it, and the page’s update date changes accordingly.