Md. Rokonuzzaman, Author at THE WAVES

Winning Strategy of Apple vs Tesla

Neither Apple nor Tesla invented their great products. Apple redesigned smartphones with a unique feature of the multitouch user interface. Similarly, Tesla redesigned automobiles with new technology cores like electric…

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Avoiding Silicon Wealth Annihilation

Silicon has been a trustworthy source of Wealth. The Market Economy accumulated this wealth in the hands of a few. This wealth is now flowing to nurturing ideas for building…

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Edge in Battery Threatens Tesla

For the enigmatic CEO, the skyrocketing share price has been hoisting the winning flag of Tesla’s Electric Vehicle journey. As opposed to speculating the time frame by which Tesla will…

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Reverse Engineering of Silicon Valley

America has lost many achievements to the rest of the world. Starting from light bulbs to nuclear weapons, the list is endless. However, still to date, it’s success in building…

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Data Misguiding AI Startups

Low-cost sensors and broadband wireless connectivity have been offering us very detailed, real-time data. Of course, the processing of these data provides intelligence. Such a possibility of data has created…

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Silicon Valley Hard to Replicate

After numerous failed attempts of replicating Silicon Valley, the temptation still remains. After decades of bafflement and frustration, the world is still struggling to figure out the trigger point and…

Sharpen innate abilities to protect jobs may be an effective option for making the world more human in the age of robotics and automation

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Sharpen Innate Abilities to Protect Jobs—make the world more humane

With the impending threat of job loss, job protection has become a burning issue. Upskilling is a standard option to counter job loss due to automation and robotics. However, it’s…

Automating repetitive and routine jobs are illusive in nature as the need for human like innate abilities makes automation highly difficult

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Automating Repetitive and Routine Jobs—illusive in nature

There is a common belief that repetitive and routine jobs are targets of automation. The prediction of the disappearance of such jobs makes many of us nervous. However, not all…

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High-Tech Strategies in Perspectives

High-tech has been a lucrative industry. How to enter into this industry has been a strategy question. Although the journey started at the Bell laboratories, many countries are now active…

Malaysia’s labor and Nichia’s Idea for high-tech entry and growth strategy offers valuable insights to figure out smarter options

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Strategy

Md. Rokonuzzaman

Winning Strategy of Apple vs Tesla

Avoiding Silicon Wealth Annihilation

Edge in Battery Threatens Tesla

Reverse Engineering of Silicon Valley

Data Misguiding AI Startups

Silicon Valley Hard to Replicate

Sharpen Innate Abilities to Protect Jobs—make the world more humane

Automating Repetitive and Routine Jobs—illusive in nature

High-Tech Strategies in Perspectives

Malaysia’s Labor and Nichia’s Idea for High-tech–sharp contrast in strategy

Creative Waves of Destruction Shaping Future—demands prediction and timely response

Entering into Innovation Economy through Redesign—A prescription for aspiring developing countries

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