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Life lessons from Kris Gopalakrishnan
The co-founder of Infosys Technologies and founder of Axilor Ventures opens up in an intensely personal conversation on the various stages of life
How India’s digital economy can rediscover its mojo
The recent crisis of confidence brought by the unicorn meltdowns isn't for real. India’s digital economy is actually poised for a bright future. Just that we need a new lens to look at the real opportunities
Why leaders need to ask, not tell
Leaders need to learn how to engage everyone, especially young minds, in co-creating the future. The failure to do so can lead to widespread disillusionment and widen the generational gap
Building the data process: Three thumb rules in data design
Rely more on business users and crude prototypes, and less on unidimensional metrics
This week in disruptive tech—August 19, 2016
A roundup of news and perspective on disruptive technology from around the world. In this issue: Can technology tackle trolls and disinformation, Pepper the “emotional” robot, personalised learning through AltSchool, and more
Design and business: The future of design thinking
Some critics have declared that design thinking is dead. They fail to see the value of the holistic view it propagates
What is Indian about the Indian entrepreneur?
Endless growth, the goal of a Western template of business, is not sustainable. A characteristically Indian model would be to make profit while being mindful of the impact of business on society
A new lens on leadership
Your leadership calls, and how you interpret opportunities and threats, are influenced by your lenses, which are unique and personal to you
A new manifesto for Indian entrepreneurship
A special Independence Day conversation with Arun Maira, Sundeep Waslekar and Nachiket Mor on what it might take to build a world that works for everyone—and how entrepreneurship can play its part in that transformation
