Honey I shrunk your bank branch
Banks are sitting on a powder keg. Their business models are likely to be blown to bits if they choose to wait out for the digital disruption to gather steam.
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FF Life: The Cholas — Beyond Ponniyin Selvan 2
Beyond the movie, there are a number of reasons why the Cholas matter. Here’s how one can follow the Chola trail and get a deeper experience of what you saw in the movie
FF Daily #398: Why leaders need an ethical lens
June 15, 2021: Ram Charan on why operating within the boundaries of law is necessary, but not sufficient; What Vishy Anand really means; Twitter: India & Nigeria; [Song] It’s Okay
FF #619: Break the spell. Demote technology
March 29, 2022: The purpose of journalism; Sri Lanka’s problems multiply; Inflation
FF Insights #665: The world is not flat
June 3, 2022: Leadership in the hybrid world; Modi’s new trade playbook; Superhero mosquito killer
Disruptive tech: There’s hope for the future. But fear too
We are facing an avalanche of disruptive technologies. But adapting to change will not be easy. Sometimes it will even seem traumatic. Some insights from Vivek Wadhwa with Alex Salkever's book ‘The Driver in the Driverless Car’
FF Life: Oppenheimer & the scientific phenomena of the Nuclear Age
The biopic Oppenheimer, on ‘the father of the atomic bomb’, just released in India. Here’s a curated list of books and movies that explore the people behind the Nuclear Age and the conflicts that shaped it
Survive, revive, thrive: Pathway to business recovery
How can businesses claw their way back, past survival and into growth? They’ll need to conserve cash, clean up their governance so that banks will not hesitate to lend, and embrace digital transformation. Highlights from a panel discussion organised by Ficci Flo
WFH Daily #175: A multidisciplinary approach to thinking
September 14, 2020: Gary Hamel & Michele Zanini on building humanocracy; David Foster Wallace on life; the Queen’s English
Predictive analytics in the era of demonetisation
It is paradoxical—past data becomes more valuable just when current data diverges dramatically from past trends
