For the longest time, machines have been the favorite accessory of the human species — you programmed them, told them what to do, and they dutifully went about following instructions, without error, fatigue, or tantrums.
Machines are quietly transforming from inanimate slaves to intelligent agents, analyzing more data at a faster pace and with lazer-sharp accuracy to increasingly take on decision-making roles.
By the end of the decade, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and self-learning algorithms, are predicted to take over more than 90% of decisions being made by business executives. What does this shifting human-machine balance mean to you and your business?
How can these fantastic new technologies help strengthen the businesses of today and tomorrow?
Join us at the decade edition of Isha Insight to explore this, and many other trends that will completely transform the way business is done in the most innovative decade ever.
In financial services, intermediaries really make their buck by making things complex and opaque. The first thing we wanted to do was to make it transparent. #IshaInsight
We always knew there was an opportunity to disrupt the existing broking or income venture. The way the businesses were set, the incentives were not aligned with the customer. @Nithin0dha@zerodhaonline#IshaInsight
The Hummingbird Effect: an event in one field can trigger completely unexpected outcomes in entirely different domains. The connectivity cannot be predicted or planned. It is only knowable in retrospect. @Raman_Roy at #IshaInsight@Quatrro
@Raman_Roy@Quatrro The manifestation of the hummingbird effect is seen more vividly as smartphones touch unintended industries. Smartphones have now allowed easy access to banking, education, and entertainment and the lives of billions of people are getting transformed. @Raman_Roy at #IshaInsight
Innovations can’t always be planned. Accidents happen that lead us down entirely different paths. The key here is to be open-minded to the unexpected and recognize the opportunity. @Raman_Roy at #IshaInsight@Quatrro
Meaningful purpose affects every aspect of a business. Why do you do what you do? Apart from profit, what problem do you want to solve? What need do you want to fill? - @atikamalik1 on purpose. #IshaInsight
@atikamalik1 Purpose and profit go hand in hand. 66% of customers actually prefer to do business with organizations that have a clear and transparent culture. - @atikamalik1 on purpose. #IshaInsight
Purpose is not just feeling good. It inspires innovation and creativity for change, builds a sense of satisfaction, attracts the right talent, helps to create an impact in society, and builds customer loyalty - @atikamalik1 on purpose. #IshaInsight
Connect with our Resource Leader Shashi Shekhar, Managing Director, Camfil India, at #IshaInsight Online 2021, a four-day #business#leadership intensive, to learn the finer nuances of managing risk effectively.
Shashi says, “For every fundamental decision, here is the question to ask — what will help my business grow and what will interrupt its progress? And then work on aligning people, processes and the environment. "
"We restructured our regional and area network in a way that our sales and marketing workforce could be seamlessly engaged with our customers even while they began operating from their homes.”
Wisdom that cuts across industries! Here is your chance to learn the exceptional art and science of business stewardship in an in-depth discussion with our Key Resource Leader, Dr. Rupinder Singh Sodhi, Managing Director, GCMMF (Amul).
He shares the principles of building a trusted and enduring business, whether it is via consistency or execution rigor or securing credibility in small geographic pockets before considering to scale.
Join us at Isha Insight Online 2021, a business leadership intensive, for some compelling interactions that will propel you to rediscover the pulse of doing business in these rapidly changing times.
Just 12 months back, it was unthinkable that a COVID vaccine of proven efficacy could be developed, let alone administered, in anything less than 3 to 4 years. Vaccines took years, sometimes decades to develop and stabilize.
Fast forward to today — more than 10 reliable vaccines, more than 50% of the world’s population vaccinated with one dosage, vaccines developed for different strains of the mutating virus — it’s a truly remarkable achievement.
And also reflective of the enormous changes sweeping vaccine development technologies in particular, and healthcare in general.