Necessity is the mother of invention. The COVID-19 pandemic created extraordinary barriers and innumerable challenges to business. As a result, innovative thinking, fresh perspectives, and out-of-the-box approaches are now forced. Companies around the world are putting these ideas to use increased creativity, smart productivity, and efficient problem-solving. 'The Future of’ the world will change. But how?
@Shrijaagrawal from Mint will try to answer this question, by reimagining The Future of Everything.
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Necessity is the mother of invention. The COVID-19 pandemic created extraordinary barriers and innumerable challenges to business. As a result, innovative thinking, fresh perspectives, and out-of-the-box approaches are now forced. Companies around the world are putting these ideas to use increased creativity, smart productivity, and efficient problem-solving. 'The Future of’ the world will change. But how?
@Shrijaagrawal from Mint will try to answer this question, by reimagining The Future of Everything.
This is a Mint production, brought to you by HT Smartcast
We want to create a global superstar from India | Part 2
The Future Of
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We want to create a global superstar from India | Part 2
In the latest dispatch of Mint's ' The Future of', we get into a freewheeling chat with Ajit Mohan, vice president and managing director at Facebook India to know more about the content consumption pattern of the users at the world's largest social network during the pandemic, the regulatory ire, future of news, lessons learned from India, surveillance capitalism, their investment in Jio platforms and so on.
The Future Of
Necessity is the mother of invention. The COVID-19 pandemic created extraordinary barriers and innumerable challenges to business. As a result, innovative thinking, fresh perspectives, and out-of-the-box approaches are now forced. Companies around the world are putting these ideas to use increased creativity, smart productivity, and efficient problem-solving. 'The Future of’ the world will change. But how?
@Shrijaagrawal from Mint will try to answer this question, by reimagining The Future of Everything.
This is a Mint production, brought to you by HT Smartcast
