Leadership
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The only way you can survive 150 years is by discipline and perseverance: David Kohler
The chair and CEO of Kohler talks about the company's India plans, and why there is an X factor when a member of the founding family runs the business
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Infosys is building core IP around specialised AI models: CTO Rafee Tarafdar
Generative AI projects aren't yet large enough to move the revenue needle, but client interest is high right at the board level
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Shareholders give emotional farewell to 'Man of Stainless Steel' AM Naik
Paying homage to the L&T CEO—who helmed the AGM for the 25th time—shareholders greeted him with flowers, and poetry in English, Hindi and Gujarati. Some got humour, filling the hall with laughter and applause, while others asked for a bonus
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You will see a lot of marketing efforts for UPI International: Ritesh Shukla
The CEO of NPCI International explains that the point of taking the Unified Payments Interface abroad is about driving transactions, not to create rivalry with global networks in India, and speaks about plans of taking the network to other countries of importance
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'With generative AI, spatial storytelling is at an inflection point'
With multiple patents in the field, Avataar.ai's Co-founder Sravanth Aluru, says his company is helping customers present their world in 3D
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Covid-19 taught us crisis leadership: Arundhati Bhattacharya
At the recently concluded gender equality summit held by Salesforce, a diverse lineup of speakers discussed the role of technology, why women also need to be building it, and leadership
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Pandemic market fit is over. Edtech will live: Sajith Pai, Karthik Reddy
The best businesses are often born in the depths of gloom. Those who build quietly, frugally, passionately, and address deep customer pain will grow, Pai, partner, and Reddy, cofounder and partner at Blume Ventures write
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From zero debt unicorn to successful exit: Arokiaswamy Velumani's journey with Thyrocare Technologies and life since
The founder of Thyrocare Technologies talks about his inspiring journey from Rs500 to Rs5,000 crore and disrupting the multi-billion-dollar diagnostics industry to make thyroid testing affordable for millions of Indians
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Edtech should serve a purpose higher than just making money: Santanu Paul
The founder and CEO of TalentSprint, a NSE group company, on how edtech companies can play the long game
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Edtech or Greedtech?: Where is the sector headed?
The downfall of edtech startups can be chalked up to this—a sharp growth in numbers and immense customer demand was because companies had 'Pandemic Market Fit,' and not true 'Product Market Fit' (PMF), which is unravelling in the post-Covid world. Where will edtech go from here?
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'Learning to read a food label is more important than coding in the 21st century': Revant Himatsingka aka Foodpharmer
He speaks about his viral social media videos that have created a stir in the FMCG sector, and how pressures of the job are often alleviated by public support