Too much intake of anything is harmful to us. The same happens when the digital world overtakes our real physical world and prevents us from interacting with fellow humans, family members, and other natural objects.
Machines can replace all functions of humans using sensors, actuators, and computers. The only thing they cannot replace is the human touch and experience. In the near future, we would vie for human interaction the most.
Young people will seek to create new experiences by opening small enterprises offering new value propositions to the consumers. What exactly these will be will vary and, in many cases, may not have even been thought about so far.
There are more women in corporates, industries, and social work domain than ever. Women’s contribution to the economy has increased many folds in the last few decades, and it will continue to grow unabated for two primary reasons.
In the battle of productivity versus privacy, the former will win and in the process, people will opt to share more information as well as transact on the Internet. It means we need to have deliberate strategy to manage...
Digital is our new identity. Hence, we may want to start with first working a Digital strategy for ourselves – how we want people to view us, what message we want to pass to others, and what persona to...
As we embrace the digital age, we find drastic changes are happening in our midst, which will affect the lives of individuals, businesses, and governments. A new set of formidable challenges faces us in this age.
Gold has unique characteristics that offer it a place in a well-diversified portfolio. Our study of financial history over the past 100 years shows that Gold is less of an inflation hedge and more a “tail-risk hedge”.
Novel Coronavirus has already caused so much damage to global economy, globalization, human lives. It is worth comparing it with other past pandemics and see how it stands out amongst the crowd of pandemics.
China is the large contributor to world GDP growth, as a major exporter of Capital, as the largest producer of goods, and in control of its external finances. Hence, a large external debt crisis is unlikely.