Here is the curated news for you from the world of Disruptive Technology
Companies today, especially for the start-ups, it dawns upon them as more of a responsibility to stay ahead of the competitive curve through continuous disruptive innovation. However, living in the age of SMAC technologies, the CXOs should see this more as an opportunity than a cost for their organizations to harness how disruption will work for them across their portfolio of products and services.
Companies today are increasingly missing a magnificent point. It’s that, not many executives live their lives and see the world like we do, and that they are compelled to think of the shareholders before anybody else. Also, in the midst of that long to-do list, they somehow over see the changing intrinsic customer attitudes that invariably get aligned with evolving disruptive technologies, which is what will eventually justify their ROI.
Disruptive technology is a phrase that has seemingly more to do with corporate propaganda than anything else. However, this maybe an understated truth, mostly owing to the fact that technology can be leveraged universally for aspects outside the boundaries of only businesses. Arun Kumar Singh, the assistant professor and moderator of the National Technology Mission believes it’s time to harness disruptive technology to pave the way for accelerated development of the country in all fields. Read more
Kiran Veigas handles Corporate Marketing at Happiest Minds. He has 14 years of industry experience spanning various roles in Marketing, Strategy, Product Management and Product Development in IT/Telecom. His educational qualifications include Executive Management Program (GMITE – General Management for IT Executives) from IIM-Bangalore and BE in Telecommunications Engineering.
