WFH Daily #139: Everything is going to be alright
August 09, 2020: A poem for the times; FF Recommends: meditation apps; when friends meditate
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Why MSMEs should look at climate financing
The Growth Factor: MSMEs, climate change, and climate financing; how digital tech can break the informal economy trap; investments into fintech
WFH Daily #138: Try harder to be kinder
August 08, 2020: The importance of kindness; Mohanbir Sawhney on credentials and pedigree; the ethical entrepreneur
WFH Daily #137: The price of hubris
August 07, 2020: Why CEOs overpay for acquisitions; new world, new rules; WFH boundaries
New world, new rules and new mindsets
A panel discussion with Gaia Smart Cities’ Sumit Chowdhury and True North’s Haresh Chawla on the next gen’s abundance mindset, how digital businesses have changed the rules, and how to stay relevant
WFH Daily #136: Think straight, focus deep
August 6, 2020: Kai-Fu Lee on why we should focus on China; a lesson on technology from the life of mouse co-inventor William English; are we losing the art of small talk?
The political games: IBM, Coke & Tiktok
This Week in Disruptive Tech | August 05, 2020: A roundup of news and perspectives on how technology is shaping the future, here in India and across the world
WFH Daily #135: The art of communication
August 05, 2020: How to structure a talk; the real Rajat Gupta story; Carlos Ghosn’s vanishing act; how to cry
WFH Daily #134: When humour meets failure
August 4, 2020: Swasth app & extraordinary collaboration for extraordinary times; there's too much noise & too little light; craft your own narrative
A platform approach to bridging India’s healthcare gap
No single entity can solve COVID-19. So, a diverse group of individuals and institutions came together to launch telemedicine app Swasth. But can it develop into a public utility, providing quality healthcare to citizens? An interview with Nachiket Mor, who’s on the governing council of Swasth