Innovation
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TCS CEO sees decade-long opportunity as customers select cloud ecosystems
Cloud computing has gone well beyond renting servers and storage, and companies can now plug into artificial intelligence and sophisticated analytics
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Innovation no longer limited to professional adults in lab coats: Gitanjali Rao
15-year-old aspiring scientist and an innovator writes the future of innovation is not a vague idea; it is a consequence of collective empathy for each other's concerns and the will to solve them
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Future of Healthcare—Focus should be on preventative and holistic care for all: Viren Shetty
As Indian hospitals become more specialised, they are leaving poor patients further behind; healthcare spends are moving up fast enough; the post-pandemic future--with or without the virus--will have to reimagine how healthcare is delivered for all, especially to those who cannot afford it, the executive director and Group COO of Narayana Health writes
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Innovative financing mechanisms for sustainable change: The case for Danish investment in India
Danish Investment Funds have enabled various developing countries, including India to contribute to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals by producing cutting-edge technology in renewable energy, climate control, sanitation, transport, and infrastructure and creating new green jobs
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5 ways companies can overcome internal hurdles to innovate
Narrow the scope of your brainstorming sessions. And find the right champion for your project
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Role of artificial intelligence in building resilient supply chains
AI-based data-driven innovations promote proactive real-time coordination, enhancing supply chain collaborations and visibility. This will place the companies in a better position to design and implement innovative supply chain resilience strategies with increased pace and participation from their supply chain partners
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How teams work: Lessons from the pandemic
How will COVID-19 change collaboration? Leslie Perlow and Ashley Whillans explore the tactics that helped and hindered newly remote teams in 2020
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Have consumers changed the way they buy essentials and groceries?
The necessity and lack of other options gave people an opportunity to try shopping online. The reward of convenience and ease that came with online shopping was strong enough for some to change a habit
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Indian samurai: A founder and his fight to find an investor
Ram Kumar fought in vain for two years as funders shied away from backing his online ayurvedic platform NirogStreet. Then came Japanese VC firm Spiral Ventures in 2018...
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Clover: Uprooted to deep rooted
How the pandemic killed the B2B dream of agritech startup Clover, and gave it a consumer makeover in its new avatar— Deep Rooted. Can there be a brand in veggies and fruits?
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Nestle India: Inside the city slicker's rural gambit
The Suresh Narayanan-led company is aggressively fanning across rural India in search of its next leg of growth. Nirvana for the maggi maker, for sure, won't be a two-minute gig