Md. Rokonuzzaman, Author at THE WAVES

Riding the waves of reinvention has been gaining traction due to its growing importance in evolution of products and rise and fall of firms

Riding the Waves of Reinvention: How Portable Storage Evolution Drives Global Market Growth

How has portable data storage diffused from the bags of a few scientists and engineers to the pockets of billions of people? Reinvention waves are at the core of market…

For expanding the market, due to limitations of traditional marketing or sales tactics, focus should be on improving quality and reducing cost through incremental innovation and reinvention out of STEM

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Expanding the Market: How STEM Ideas Transform Niche Technologies into Mass-Market Essentials

What it takes for expanding the market of products is at the core of economic growth and business success. Although Motorola sold only a few thousand units of Dynatec handset…

Evolution of data storage is the outcome of science and technology advancement for meeting the empathy of making innovations more suitable and less costly to get jobs done

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Technology

Evolution of Data Storage: Empathy Meets Engineering

The observation about the evolution of data storage from the early days of a 5MB hard drive weighing a ton to today’s terabyte drives that fit in a pocket showcases…

Diminishing smartphone design trade-offs challenges innovators to meet latent consumer preferences in getting all conceivable jobs to be sone with seamless experience

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Design & Redesign Thinking

Diminishing Smartphone Design Trade-offs: Unlimited Possibilities in Meeting Latent Preferences

In recent years, the rapid evolution of technology has led to diminishing smartphone design trade-offs. Traditionally, design trade-offs were an inevitable part of the smartphone purchasing decision. For instance, if…

Resonating with consumer preferences for avoiding high failure rate could be done through silent observation and empathy

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Resonating with Consumer Preferences: Innovating by Observing and Feeling, Not Just Asking

With more than 95 percent of new products failing to achieve success, it prompts a crucial question: how can your product steer clear of a similar fate? No business is…

Evolving machines due to humanity’s quest for smarter machines to get jobs done better

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Evolving Machines: From Passive Tools to Autonomous Agents

Humans have an endless urge to get jobs done by delegating roles to machines. Hence, Humanity’s relationship with machines has been transformative, reshaping how we work, create, and live. Consequentially,…

Reinventing growth in less developed countries demands sharpening innate abilities and migrating from replication to an innovation economy

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Reinventing Growth: Strategies for Less Developed Countries in the Age of Automation

As automation and technology rapidly evolve, less developed countries (LDCs) face growing challenges due to declining export-oriented manufacturing jobs, diminishing viability for import substitution industries, and increasing STEM graduate unemployment.…

Employment Trends in the Age of Automation tend to favor advanced countries due to wealth from R&D jobs and reshoring of manufacturing jobs

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Md. Rokonuzzaman

Riding the Waves of Reinvention: How Portable Storage Evolution Drives Global Market Growth

Expanding the Market: How STEM Ideas Transform Niche Technologies into Mass-Market Essentials

Evolution of Data Storage: Empathy Meets Engineering

Diminishing Smartphone Design Trade-offs: Unlimited Possibilities in Meeting Latent Preferences

Resonating with Consumer Preferences: Innovating by Observing and Feeling, Not Just Asking

Evolving Machines: From Passive Tools to Autonomous Agents

Reinventing Growth: Strategies for Less Developed Countries in the Age of Automation

Employment Trends in the Age of Automation: A Tale of Two Worlds

Limits of AI: Why AI Struggles with Tacit Skills and Innate Human Abilities

Disappearing Middle Jobs: Why Automation Hits College Graduates Hardest in a Replication Economy?

Innovation Economy vs. Replication Economy: Opposite Impacts of Technological Advancement on Job Markets

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