Techonomics
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Ather Subscription and the end of Ownership
How the subscription model pioneered by electric vehicle manufacturers will transform the concept of ownership.
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Discounting the Economy to Death
The modern deep-discounted digital app-based business model is against the natural laws of economics and completely unsustainable.
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The Mirage of the Manufacturing Miracle
The two decades following World War 2 is popularly considered as the “golden age” of modern human civilization. The 1950s…
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What Disrupted the Indian IT Industry?
The changes in the Indian IT industry were the results of a series of events that stretch over a decade.
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#KeralaLeads in Unconventional Solar Energy Projects
Solar power is a wonderful thing. It costs next to nothing to produce, requires little maintenance and its raw material…
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India’s Chinese Smartphone Market
There is nothing like smartphone shopping to make you aware of how things are changing in the country. I was…
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On Dynamic/Surge Pricing: There is no Free-Market
There are a lot of things in the world that we obey and take for granted without questioning, many of…
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The System that Rewards only the Rich – In the Context of the Sub-Prime Crisis
Watched the financial-thriller-drama movie “The Big Short” the other day. As you might already know, the movie is on the…
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The State of Digital Music in India: From Piracy to Retail
Finnish Symphonic Power Metal band Nightwish released their seventh studio album “Endless Forms Most Beautiful” on March 27 2015, for…
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Creative Destruction in Bangalore’s Auto/Taxi Sector
I don’t think anyone in India needs any introduction to the social menace called autorickshaws, especially so in Bangalore. They…
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The Flipkart Fiasco and its Online-Offline Aftermath
On October 06 2014 Flipkart has shaken up the country and its systems with its mega e-commercequake, the #BigBillionDaySale, whose aftershocks…
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An Ode to Orkut
There was a time not so long ago which today would be difficult to even imagine having existed. I am…
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