"ABCs of New Age"
Gateway To Future ->Markets have been constantly evolving from pre-internet era of viscous state through fluid state over last decade with internet democratized access to information, reducing buyer-seller information asymmetry. Digital ...
Process industries are undergoing digital transformation building and integrating Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) in their strategic path to enabling business models, services, customer experience, operations, and workplaces re-imagination. ...
Healthcare industry is a front runner in creating business value applying AI followed by Automotive and Financial Services industries. In simple and direct interpretation, Artificial Intelligence fundamentally helps ...
Integrated utilities are undergoing a phenomenal transformation with the convergence of utility operations with IT and emergence of blockchain and cloud technologies enabling smart grid operations. I would ...
My daughter Phanisree Akshinthala and 8th Grade Team from Community Middle School, Plainsboro, NJ are participating in TED Talks @NY tomorrow (Saturday 17th June) at 10 AM Eastern. Live stream at ...
Healthcare industry is generating enormous amounts of structured and unstructured data. Finding innovative insights from data is of particular interest to Providers to incentivize predictive and preventive health ...
Congratulations to my kid Phanisree Akshinthala and Team, 8th Graders at Community Middle School, Plainsboro, NJ. CMS Nuyu (http://nuyuchallenge.weebly.com/nuyu-team.html) team won first place in Future Problem Solving Program ...
In gig-economy there is a tremendous opportunity to leverage the full potential of digital disruption including AI, Gamification, and Automation paving path to next-gen educational methods and job ...
Digital forces like AI, Machine Learning, IoT, Robotics, VR/AR, Blockchain etc. are reimagining business models transforming goods, services and labor markets at unprecedented pace enabling the superfluidity of ...
“The Best Service Is No Service” – Picked from authors Bill Price and David Jaffe, the best way to satisfy customers is eliminate the need for service altogether. ...
