Tech guy with a busi... • 5d
India wants to be a global economic leader. But every year we quietly lose close to 6-7% of GDP to inefficiency. That is hundreds of billions of dollars slipping away. Across industries, outdated systems and manual processes eat into productivity. For example, Indian manufacturers lose about 15-20% output due to poor automation. In services, tasks that should take minutes often stretch into hours because they need multiple approvals and too many people. Even something as basic as logistics costs us nearly 14% of GDP, compared to 8-9% in advanced economies. This is not about a lack of talent or technology. It is about mindset. We keep solving problems with more people instead of smarter systems. If we want to grow like a modern economy, we need to modernize, automate and treat productivity as seriously as capital.
Lifelong Learner • 1y
We get bored of our childhood, rush to grow up and then again long for childhood. We lose our health to make money, and then spend all our money to get our health back. We think so much about the future that we neglect the present, and thus experienc
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• Failed Startup Ecosystems India has one of the highest Startup failure rates globally at 90% within a span of 5 years. Even though we are the third largest startup ecosystem. • Export ≠ Global Brand. We are struggling to place consumer brands or p
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