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The potential of design thinking

It stretches the startup's vision beyond current reality to a desired state, even a 10x growth

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In the last five years, the government had focused on schemes like Digital India and digital payments

Arun Jain
Traditionally startups in India were limited to local geography driven, short-term vision of “produce local” and “sell local”. Recent trends in globalisation and liberalisation have provided greater opportunities to explore markets beyond the country and this warrants a wider thinking — a complete shift in the way we approach problem solving. The success of this journey for startups will hover around the focus on “who my customer is”, “what the customer wants” and not “what I can offer”. The ability to change the viewpoint from our own to that of the user — to visualise, think and feel what the

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