Reacting to change
On December 31st, 2018 an interesting article appeared in the New York Times. It was titled “Wielding Rocks and Knives, Arizonans Attack Self-Driving Cars“. It wasn’t a lazy review of some crazy future book. The fourth industrial revolution is here and our tools seem to be testing us. And some of us are running out →
The habits of champions
Michael Phelps helps me arrive at three monikers to treasure All that separate him and me is about 50 meters. The 23 Golds, 3 silvers and 2 Bronze medals and achievements that befit the tag of the ‘greatest Olympian ever’, are beside the point. His achievements give a new meaning to what ‘Olympian heights’ or ‘champion’ could mean. Reading →
The Chemistry In Digital Transformation
Back in school, the chemistry lab with its test tubes, beakers and such stuff was a pure joy. →
Vectors for digital transformation
“Why are Digital Transformation projects tough?”, he asked me. We were just starting a conversation why the vectors →
Weaving culture through stories
Inanimate objects have a way of jumping to life when a story is woven around them. It is simple, →
Leveraging the power of blockchain – Transparency & Privacy
The essential dilemma about the internet the way it is this: We have had to give up privacy →
Cryptography in Blockchain
There is much in the airwaves about the loss of privacy in the internet-enabled world? Have you wondered about it yourself? Of course, there is much truth in it all. It is a fact that modern-day digital technology, with facial recognition and the likes of it, poses a grave question on privacy. Organisations (& hackers) →
Through The Looking Glass
He drove by with a wave, rolled down the window and asked,”Kavi?” In an inchoate two minutes, I was seated settled in the comfortable car with his words “I’ll get you to the airport. Nice and safe” to soothe me. #SHRM18 had just wound down to a close and I was tearing myself away from →
Margins To The Middle #SHRMTech18
It was around 6.30 AM at Hyderabad’s HITECH City. Tall buildings with glass facades dot the scant skyline. →