Agree. These are the one of the once in a decade time gap opportunities where dominant service supplier suddenly retreats creating "Void portion in supply of services" local entrepreneurs can move fast, mobilize resources fast having an advantage over giant competitors, if they do it in time they can capture that void in the market. But the only way to win is to have exceptional speed of execution before a large another uber like giant start moving.
Have you ever tried to understand principles of market capturing? Outsourcing lower value processes? Whatever these guys do partnerships/JV is the trick for foreign firms/tech to capture indian domestic market, they are the Dalals in let foreign tech capture indian market, regarding Data centers whol North America is boycotting and refusing data centres due to its adverse effects and that is why India is suddenly looking crown jewel of future data centers. Please enjoy your paneer donation for nationalism rather than warring facts.
FYKI that was done decades ago in the era of Late Shri D H Ambani, after that reliance never experimented with Jamnagar like might, but instead of dwelling on past wins let us become realistic and face facts no industry leader is focusing on R&D,innovation and leading the modern world.
@DrDarinda On a Soft Side: How can India move away so easily from agriculture and farming? to manufactring, when such a beautiful lucrative distraction is in front every season.India's economic history is strongly associated with Himalayas,Fertile lands, good weather etc..
@ViCustomerCare@ViCustomerCare Gharam karke thanda mat chhod dena telecom consumers ko, BSNL Bhaiya bahut jatke dete he ese to purane khilaadi he wo..Jio-Airtel ki Gaddi ke baaju me tisri gaddi banao Vi bhaiya..
@IndianTechGuide Hope it is resillient and strong enough to break "the great telecom duopoly" of india post 2014, competition will create benefits for customer.
India with such a huge population, growing GDP and saving forex reserves is not enough, the greatest challenge is maintaining healthy pocket of this gigantic populous resulting into overall development and consumption, High wage jobs, minimum benchmark income, lower taxes for individuals, competitive markets l, anti-monopopy policies, all these thing will make better india instead of just boosting production in some factories and strategic projects.
#TheCrunchOfIndia
Saying like they are building factories that will employ thousand of people, Data center is disaster in disguise of development. It sucks water, power, energy and gives least amount of jobs than any other unit, and background noise for communities in bonus. Data centers should not be promoted this much.
@UnamunoAgain Everybody have agree on this, European style of corporate/work ethic is hurting their companies a lot, meanwhile companies from India, China, Malaysia etc..are so aggresive in brutal they complete every work 5X speed.
"Tolerance to Uncertainty combined with sheer confidence of handling yourself when loosing control is the greatest personal skill to navigate daily tasks."
@imsaneman
India’s 7.8% GDP growth deserves neither blind celebration nor cynical dismissal.
But despite of below numbers we still face enormous ground level challenges.
GDP: +7.8%
Investment: +11.9%
Consumption: +7.1%
Services: +10%
The economy is genuinely strong.
But the real test is simple: can growth translate into more productive jobs, higher incomes and broader prosperity?!!
India has shown it can grow. Now it must prove it can grow inclusively.
7.8% GDP DOOMSAYERS WERE DOOMED India's GDP
@FTDA_US This is contradictory also. Advanced Quantum computing is considered a threat to Blockchain tech, resulting into disruption of blockchain and associated digital currencies.
Was listening a dialogue between a well known economist and Nikhil Kamath and discussion came down to Is money really that important and superior and they both concluded that "it is very empowering and enabler to every other thing" it stayed with me. Money is basically enabler and empowerment tool given in any modern setting thus important. All that flex and show off is pure egoistic elements, but poverty also becomes blocker of development.
Most of the AI dystopia, fear of taking over humans etc..is marketing gimmick to supply immense amount of capital to create AI bubble. Too much noise to ignore.
When IBM's Deep Blue beat world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997, people treated it as the death of chess. Today, more people play the game than at any point in history.
Was listening a dialogue between a well known economist and Nikhil Kamath and discussion came down to Is money really that important and superior and they both concluded that "it is very empowering and enabler to every other thing" it stayed with me. Money is basically enabler and empowerment tool given in any modern setting thus important. All that flex and show off is pure egoistic elements, but poverty also becomes blocker of development.
Dopamine from information gathering is a dangerous drug.
It’s the dopamine you get from reading. From planning. From learning. But never doing.
Information gathering as sport. Jammed into neat little dopamine feedback loops that convince you that you're doing something productive and valuable.
You're just one piece of information away from the big breakthrough. You'll start when your business plan is perfected. You'll meet your partner when you've scrolled through another round of profiles. You'll get that dream job when you have one more degree in hand.
Your entire life will change when you realize the world isn't run by a bunch of geniuses. The world is being run by a bunch of normal people with abnormal bias for action.
The answer you seek is hidden in the action you avoid.
Dopamine from information gathering is a dangerous drug.
Get your dopamine from action.
"Almost 85-90% of Indian Higher Secondary school students studying Science with maths were schemed into believing that taking IT/Software related courses will give them a life filled with prosperity and growth, while it was true for top 8-10%, due to this schemed education trap most of the india post 2000s became just a back office operator and cheap affordable service providing, skipping entire generation of potential statesmen, material scientists, researchers and industry geeks. Story would have been different if we realized this years ago."