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Artificial Intelligence, H1B Visa & The Test Of Accountability

I have been thinking about the brouhaha over the H-1B visa and believe a deeper look at Indian IT is in order. The sector’s under fire on two fronts: →Due to the hike in H1B visa fees to $100,000.→From the disruption by artificial intelligence. Indians make up 70% of H1B visa recipients, with China trailing Continue reading
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Foster AI innovation and research in India

India needs to implement significant systemic changes in education, funding, and research methodologies to enhance AI innovation. Key issues include low investment in R&D, talent retention challenges, the need for IT innovation, educational reforms, and increased GPU capacity. Addressing the “Jugaad” mentality and fostering private sector involvement are also essential. Continue reading
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A year in reflection @ 2024

In 2024, I focused on personal growth through running, family time, and professional stimulus. Key lessons include the importance of active listening, empowering routines, and iteration for problem-solving. The year saw significant achievements in fitness, especially in marathons, and extensive exploration of generative AI tools aimed at enhancing productivity and development. Continue reading
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15 years @ Reliving SPJIMR…

Fifteen years after we graduated, from the PGPM programme of SPJIMR, the reunion ignited cherished memories of our MBA days. The tranquil green campus, a peaceful haven amidst Mumbai’s bustling chaos, brought a wave of nostalgia as we reflected on the time spent learning, growing, and building lifelong friendships. The serene atmosphere of the campus, Continue reading
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My Session with students @ ITM

In a recent engagement with computer science students, I discussed overcoming obstacles, leadership principles, research techniques, and effective communication. Emphasizing the impact of skills and continuous learning on success, I shared practical insights and personal anecdotes to help students develop their professional outlook. Continue reading
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Yearly Round-up : 2023

The past year brought personal and professional lessons, including the ephemeral nature of control and the need for constant learning. Dealing with organizational changes, I embraced coaching and emphasized the importance of a systems view. Family time, fitness, and recommended books also played significant roles. Embracing change and cherishing family emerged as vital themes. Continue reading
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Yearly Round-up: 2022

My yearly round-up on the year has been and what we should look forward for in year 2023 ! Continue reading
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Break The Bias @ Women’s Month

Whilst we chose the month of March to celebrate Being Woman, I have been scouting examples through daily life to see how diversity is doing beyond corporate boundaries Continue reading
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Yearly Round-up : 2021

It has been another tough year across the board for all of us. The pandemic continues to rage in many forms impacting lives and businesses. Nobody has been left untouched but life must go on ! Continue reading
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8+ years & moving on…

This post is a reflection on my 8 years at Cimpress and how I became part of many initiatives developing tech for business. Continue reading
About Me

Over 24 years of experience developing software to support multi-million dollar revenue scale and leading global engineering teams. Hands-on leadership in building and mentoring software engineering teams. I love History as a subject and also run regularly long distances to keep myself functional.