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.
Technological innovation is visible in our children, who spend all day staring at screens, and it’s embedded in our stock market, where Apple, Alphabet, Google and Meta compete for the highest valuation of any company on this planet.
Everyone has their own definition of success. For some, this word may be a huge term, but for others, even small goals achieved may be considered successful. It is a word that many people desire in their lives, but it must be accompanied by a larger-than-life goal and loads of determination.
India and UAE’s synergy in the field of technology, AI, robotics and manufacturing is mind-boggling. Both countries are well poised to work as brothers and friends, on equal terms.
Whether it is the canvas of our life, our professional career, a challenge that we need to overcome, or an extremely simple task that we need to perform, choosing the right focal point can make all the difference.
In an era of multiple and serious disruptions to the labour market — the pandemic, supply chain changes, the green transition, technological transformation, ageing, geopolitical tensions — the one best investment is in education, reskilling and upskilling.
THE REFURBISHED MOBILES MARKET – A SEQUEL
Each of us can be our own better version of the Lawrence of Arabia.
The rise of e-commerce initially led to a shift in the way individual customers started transaction business online. Now this is also visible in how companies are transacting business.
Digital transformation truly is a blue ocean opportunity for every company in the technology space, helping improve products, manpower and processes
Life, careers, the genuine way to live an ethically balanced existence, and the radioactive nature of nuclear fuel – all have very interesting similarities.