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Are Services firms are out of runway? Is it time to move away from Labor Arbitrage and conform to Technology Arbitrage? This well researched article provides insights driving the industry and recommendations of the new wave “The new S-curve of Value Creation will be AI-driven Technology Arbitrage. The “scale of technology partnerships” becomes far more …
My top 5 skills for tech professionals to keep up with developments in the sector “By 2025, 44% of the skills that employees will need to perform their roles effectively will change’, states the WEF Future of Work report. This morning, I read a The Verge report on 2023 Tech predictions that called out that …
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OpenAI recently upgraded its language model and it now writes rhyming poetry The GPT3 powered AI large language models, text-davinci-003 ‘reportedly improves on its predecessors by handling more complex instructions and producing longer-form content’ As a user pointed out though, the models come with its own set of challenges that continue to be worked upon …
Ajay was a lead I had in one of my early roles. Razor-sharp and focussed – he truly emulated the paradigm – “Work like a lion rather than graze like a cow” I recall him telling me to optimise for energy vs time That as a morning person, he started his day quite early – …
On quiet quitting — and whether it’s a good or bad thing Read More »
What if ‘Humankind is given a Universal Basic Income’? The thought was partly triggered because I had just read Daniel Susskind’s ‘A World Without Work’ And because I love futuristic technology and I wonder about things like why we work beyond it being a means of sustenance And about how our jobs are so tied …
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When it comes to data, businesses tend to have a ‘capability centric’ vs a ‘user centric’ view And no one feels the pain more – than the end customer And the data analyst “How do I turn data into a ‘sustainable advantage’ How do I create an innovation flywheel for customers, partners and employees How …
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“It’s not in anyone’s best interest to work from home, and corporate leaders should be telling their employees to get back into the office so they can “feel part of something,” wrote writer Malcolm Gladwell. Stirring up a hornet’s nest. One can see why work from anywhere can be such a compelling proposition. While on …
How do you think work has changed over the last 15 years? In one word – Unrecognisably This picture is from an offsite from my first job at Oracle – 15 years ago. Fresh-faced and naive. “Change happens slowly and then all at once” The futurist (and optimist) that I am, I oft think about …
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The Future of Self Driving Cars you should know about – The ‘Uber model’ vs the ‘Self driving pods’ business model #Model1 Ride-sharing companies such as Uber, Lyft (partnering with Waymo) have been working on AI based autonomous tech These driver-less vehicles are considered Level 4 and Level 5 (a car that requires a human …
The Future of Self Driving Cars – the two models you should know! Read More »
A large majority of profiles that apply do not get shortlisted. Here are 5 tips on that could differentiate you #1. If you do not know the hiring manager/person who can refer you – please don’t bombard strangers with ‘Hi’ messages on Linkedin. Do your homework upfront. Research about the company and roles they offer. …
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