Harichandan Arakali
I'm the Technology Editor at Forbes India and I love writing about all things tech. Explaining the big picture, where tech meets business and society, is what drives me. I don't get to do that every day, but I live for those well-crafted stories, written simply, sans jargon.
Jeff Bezos will step down as CEO of Amazon, a company he built out of his garage into a global behemoth, ahead of his flight to space
Founder Byju Raveendran has the opportunity to build a whole new learning paradigm, infused with artificial intelligence, cloud-based analytics and related technologies
From hospitality to cloud software to consumer products, India’s new-age ventures have developed an appetite for global markets, backed by investors with deep pockets
Line's deal with Mizuho group points to the potential for similar strategic deals in India and elsewhere
With deep-pocketed Microsoft pushing its Teams software, standalone newbie Flock faces uphill task to gain share against dominant vendor Slack
Products and services launches in India find multiple mentions, underscoring the importance the Seattle giant places on a market that could one day rival China
Hospitals will see the rise of demand for data scientists as they customise treatment, as well as seek to differentiate themselves from competition
While broadening the pool of funders for ventures, these businesses don’t have the traditional constraints of Venture Capitalists, who always have one eye on the exit. Family offices also bring deep domain expertise to the ventures they back
Finance Minister Jaitley’s message is, ‘Want to sell in India? Well make them in India, or pay more customs duty
Salil Parekh clearly has the CV for the top job at the iconic IT company. His career shows he may also have the skills needed to keep all constituencies happy
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