Special Report
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How to ensure innovation works for everyone and not just a few?
The outcome of innovation is not only limited to the thrill of something new, something unique or a path never explored before, but it is to expand our ability to improve lives, organisations, communities, society. Ensuring innovation works for everyone is key, Sanjay Purohit, chief curator, Societal Platform, writes
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India has the potential to create global-first products. What will it take to unleash it?
Gopichand Katragadda, the founder of Myelin Foundry, and former CTO of Tata group says India has all the ingredients needed to innovate high-tech products for the world
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Innovation has a direct impact on the country's well-being: Sanjay Jain
Entire nations can progress, raising their citizens' access to health, education and employment, with the power of innovation, writes the partner at Bharat Fund
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Innovation can't be like Brownian motion: Ashish Khushu, CTO, LTTS
While the spotlight has been on its sibling LTI, L&T Technology Services has quietly become a billion-dollar revenue company, excelling in several areas of engineering design and innovation. Ashish Khushu, CTO of LTTS, shares how he aligned the company's innovation programmes to its growth priorities
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Imagine a world where the cost of intelligence is zero: Sateesh Seetharamiah
EdgeVerve Systems CEO Sateesh Seetharamiah on AI being a game changer in automations, the big picture around the future worker, and the importance of security and data
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Will FM's Budget 2023 enable 'Nari Shakti'?
The FM has rolled out a slew of gender-friendly announcements, but a conscious increase in the public expenditure on soft sectors like health, education and gender will give social infrastructure investment a boost
