In an era where uncertainty is the new norm, businesses are tested not only by natural disasters but also by pandemics and geopolitical tensions. In the last few years, we have seen the transformative power of digital resilience as a strategic tool to weather the storms of unprecedented challenges. The term ‘digital transformation’ has gained …
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a transformative field of computer science that seeks to emulate human intelligence in performing tasks ranging from face and speech recognition to natural language processing, problem-solving, and decision-making. In recent years, AI, its applications, and governance have dominated discussions across industries and governments. In this age of AI, the intersection of …
Decoding the Ethics Enigma: Navigating the AI Moral Maze Read More »
Leadership plays a pivotal role in any organization, serving as the driving force that sets the tone, direction, and culture. A leader is more than a decision-maker. A visionary leader charts the course for the entire team and the organization. They inspire and motivate, instill a sense of purpose, create an environment of trust and …
Guiding the Way: Nurturing Tomorrow’s Technology Leaders through Mentoring Read More »
Yesterday, during lunch with Thomas, the CEO of a small, exciting company based in Atlanta, our conversation took an unexpected turn. After a few minutes, our discussion moved from analytic thinking to something totally different: Spirituality, Leadership, and Technology. Thomas remarked, “Hey, Lalit, I’ve been thinking a lot about the intersection of spirituality and leadership …
“The Trinity of Spirituality, Leadership, and Technology” – A Balancing Act Read More »
In September 2021, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) introduced a rule proposal. This rule would require companies to disclose specific climate-related information, encompassing aspects like greenhouse gas emissions, extended climate risks, and transition plans. The proposed rule is expected to take effect this Fall. These regulations fall within the broader category of Environmental, …
Digital Green Revolution: Transforming Sustainability to a Low Carbon Future Read More »
Recently, in a meeting with Alex, the CEO of a mid-sized company providing managed services in environmental protection for construction sites, our discussion turned to continuous learning for the company employees. Our company is helping Alex’s company digitally transform its business by rebuilding its crucial technology products. “Hey Lalit – I would like to know, …
The Unending Quest for Continuous Learning in the Digital Era Read More »
Yesterday early in the morning, my wife showed me a news item on WhatsApp, and after reading half of it, I told her that it looked fake to me. She immediately said, “That’s what I wanted to get your opinion on. Have you noticed how much fake news is floating around on social media? It’s …
Unmasking the Web of Deceit: “Navigating Fake News in the Social Media Era.” Read More »
A few months back, I visited Devnexus, a software developers conference in Atlanta, where I met my good friend Lawrence. I had worked with Lawrence when he was the Chief Technology Officer of one of our customers in New York. He moved to Atlanta and started his own company, focusing on building a low-code platform. …
Embracing the Future: Unraveling the Power of Low-Code Platforms Read More »
What comes to your mind when you think of digital transformation? Most people think of a successful technology transition, seamless business operations, zero to minimal hiccups, and happy stakeholders. What they generally underestimate are the challenges and pitfalls that come with it. Despite adopting cutting-edge technology, digital transformation can have setbacks. Some of the best-known …
Digital Transformation: Avoiding Pitfalls and Embracing Success Read More »
Recently, the CEO of a mid-sized, US-based company approached me to do a deep-dive analysis of his India-based software development team. He was afraid that he was not getting the team’s full potential in managing his IT work, which included developing applications and managing the ERP system. He had a team of 30–40 people in …
