What we deliver…

Technology Innovation dynamics is exciting, but uncertain, driven by magical outcomes–causing comprehension difficulty, leading to policy and decision making challenges 
  1. We are bewildered with the technology news updates and the advent of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, often getting the impression of chaos, insecurity, and uncertainty. 
  2. The astronomical valuation of loss-making start-ups poses a decision-making Dilemma for both investors, entrepreneurs, and employees.
  3. Increasing job loss threat due to the rising of intelligent machines and worsening environmental & security issues create anxiety, but in the absence of technology progression, development momentum does not sustain.
  4. Irrespective of the greatness of ideas, nearly every innovation begins the journey at loss–raising the question of how to justify.
  5. Despite the ease and economics, digitization of services and social networking posses a threat to data privacy, protection and security, raising decision making, behavioral and regulatory challenges.
  6. Technology adoption often leads to causing disruption to products, firms, and industries, creating a decision-making dilemma.
  7. The apparent chaotic nature and multi-dimensional effects pose a policy-making challenge for harnessing technology innovation. 
  8. Technology opportunities are being monopolized by a few firms of the rich countries, often eroding the market value of labor and raw materials of poorer countries–widening inequality
  9. Once highly successful companies fail to compete with start-ups, despite having strong technology, management, and financial capital.
  10. Along with the growth of technology innovation, developing countries are suffering from growing unemployment among science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) graduates. 
  11. Following the leader does not repeat the success, often ending up into an inescapable loss trap.
  12. Increasing dynamics of technology and labor-saving automation keeps eroding the making capability of developing countries, creating a discontinuity in the development ladder (buyer,  maker,  innovator). 
  13. Despite having the potential, grass-root level, frugal innovations do not scale up in the competitive market, raising serious concern.
  14. In the absence of value addition out of intellectual assets based ideas, the industrial economy of developing countries is weakening.  
We offer analysis to bring clarity in causes and effects, for grasping the technology dynamics and predicting the future, so that smarter decisions and policies are adopted for the smarter transformation of the society   
  1. We keep tracking the past and present technology innovation news, data, indicators and events, and select a few, which are worth for analysis for deriving lessons, sharing observations, forming opinions, and making decisions.
  2. We dissect the past and present technology innovation dynamics within the context of applicable theories of natural science, economics, strategy, psychology, public policy, and sociology in detecting repeatable patterns. 
  3. Derived repeatable patterns are used to provide analysis for interpreting the past and comprehending the present technology innovation dynamics. 
  4. Through keep reading these interpretations with the support of repeatable patterns,  we anticipate that readers will start getting empowered to comprehend underlying variables and their interdependence, which will lead to a better understanding of cause-effect relations.
  5.  Increasing cause-effect relations will lead to better clarity about the dynamics, turning magical outcomes into rational progression–vital for decision making . 
  6. Cause effect relations will also lead to optimum policy decisions for empowering developing countries to figure out the way of turning STEM education and R&D into sustained economic growth, by attaining the capability of generating ideas out of science and technology capability and trading them in the competitive market at profit, in addition to labor and raw materials. 
  7. We analyze the multidimensional effects of technological innovation, and the role of the market, so that policymakers and development planners can get enough insights for harnessing the power of science and technology for opening endless frontier of sustainable, inclusive growth.
  8. Shared repeatable patterns will empower start-ups and investors to take smarter rational decisions to turn ideas into a profitable business in a more predictable manner, and avoid as well as exit inescapable loss traps. 
  9. Growing readership of such analysis will create an informed, rational learned community, building growing capacity in shaping the technology-led transformation of the society for common good–a vital necessity for sustainable, inclusive well being.
  10. We deliver our insights into different forms starting from short analytical write-ups to magazines, micro commentaries in FB page and twitter, long papers, op-eds, videos, reports, books, academic articles,  seminars, workshops, conferences, course modules, and lectures to serve the unique knowledge consumption need of our readers, in diverse situations.