Author: Niranjan Gidwani
Niranjan Gidwani
Niranjan Gidwani is a Certified Independent Director (MCA-INDIA), board advisor, and former CEO of Eros Group Dubai, with expertise in governance, ESG, and digital transformation. A member of the UAE Superbrands Council and GCC Board Directors Institute, he is a thought leader in business excellence and sustainability.
‘Datafication’ has become a buzzword that has started getting widely used in the big data sector during the past several…
Authored by Niranjan Gidwani, Independent Director and Board Member, this article reflects on his decades-long experience with the Canton Fair and explores the…
I am an avid reader. I make it a point to visit a bookstore whenever and wherever I can. Whether…
Last year, the world added about 560 gigawatts of renewable power capacity, a 64% increase from 2022, according to the…
Years ago, malls were the beating heart of retail and a key element of any important city’s business growth. In…
With the help of some truly experienced and knowledgeable mentors and teachers, I decided to do an intensive course in…
In the ever-evolving landscape of retail, staying competitive means more than just offering quality products. It is becoming more and more  about delivering an exceptional customer experience. One of the most transformative tools for achieving this is available in the form of technology.
Q-commerce, the next evolution in  online shopping, is rapidly transforming the  e-commerce landscape. By offering ultra-fast delivery services, Q-commerce is redefining consumer expectations and challenging traditional e-commerce models. As this new approach gains momentum, particularly in densely populated regions, it’s clear that Q-commerce is more than just a passing trend—it’s the future of shopping.
AI and tech are revolutionizing a lot of our daily lives. There is not a single part of any individual’s existence which has not been impacted by the onslaught of technology. This article wishes to touch upon the impact of technology and AI on the world of distribution, logistics and marketing.
Colin Powell created 13 rules which I visit every now and then. Whatever his good as well as his not so good decisions may have been, these rules are extremely meaningful and will continue to stand the test of time.