Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple sound old. Investors have their eyes on startups invested into healthcare and personal medicine
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Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple sound old. Investors have their eyes on startups invested into healthcare and personal medicine
HR needs to adopt gig talent first and then scale it for the organisation
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Much of how we live is dictated by narratives amplified by those perceived as influencers. It’s time to shut the noise out and seek our own individual narratives
We can create better policies when different voices are given room. And solve complex challenges when people and institutions work together to make use of their unique capabilities
Businesses, and inventors in technologies, must be held accountable for the impacts their products have on the lives of their customers and on societies. We must ask, why is this to be done? Who will benefit? Who may be harmed by it?
Grand challenges that bring together government, universities and industry, can solve near future problems using technologies innovatively
To survive as a species, it is important that diversity be preserved. But all discourse is such that it is insular. Some thoughts embedded to infuse diversity
Critics celebrated Team Indus’ for not making it to the moon. But that is the nature of critics. Those who can imagine and have muscle, continue to aim for the moon
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