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If indian companies want to become a trillion dollar companies they they have to innovate

Most of the large organizations now are those who managed to stay relevant till date are the startups that started 2 decades ago and operated like startups throughout to move faster and stay on the end of the innovation while being agile enough to ad

"In the world of B2B, your network is your net worth. The right connections open doors, spark collaborations, and drive growth. Every contact is a potential opportunity to innovate, partner, or expand. Building meaningful relationships isn’t just a s

Japanese people always wants to work and innovate no matter if they are old . 89yr😳

Nothing but Irrelevancy is the new retirement! In today's fast-paced world, staying relevant isn't just an option; it's a must. Industries and careers are evolving rapidly, and being adaptable is now the key to success. As we navigate through cons

If I were to start a EV charging station, what all would i need in place. Anyone with relevant details please do comment. More the detail the better!

Nokia, Kodak, and Blockbuster—all billion-dollar giants that collapsed. What do they have in common? They ignored key elements of the marketing mix." Want to know what those are? Read this detailed blog.

How can india compete with giants like nvidia, google, apple. I see a gap in the hardware industry but due to infrastructure it's nearly impossible to do things. what is the fastest possible way to achieve it, especially considering the environment

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DeepSeek is recruiting recent grads from China’s top universities, highlighting a growing trend of top AI talent choosing to stay and innovate at home.