Ajit Balakrishnan
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Ajit Balakrishnan
Ajit Balakrishnan is an alumnus of IIM Calcutta. He is a successful entrepreneur, business executive, and administrator. He had started his entrepreneurial venture with Rediffusion, an advertising firm now known as Rediffusion DY&R which he co-founded with Arun Nanda and Mohammed Khan, when he was 22. He later co-founded PSI Data Systems in mid 80's with two other partners hailing from Stanford. He led Rediff.com India Limited (Nasdaq: REDF) which won the CIO Choice Award for the best Enterprise Email Solution for three consecutive years. He has served as the Chairman of the Ministry of Information Technology, Government of India.
Ajit Balakrishnan is an alumnus of IIM Calcutta. He is a successful entrepreneur, business executive, and administrator. He had started his entrepreneurial venture with Rediffusion, an advertising firm now known as Rediffusion DY&R which he co-founded with Arun Nanda and Mohammed Khan, when he was 22. He later co-founded PSI Data Systems in mid 80's with two other partners hailing from Stanford. He led Rediff.com India Limited (Nasdaq: REDF) which won the CIO Choice Award for the best Enterprise Email Solution for three consecutive years. He has served as the Chairman of the Ministry of Information Technology, Government of India.
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Treading the AI path sensibly
… while learning from past tech revolutions
 "Treading the AI path sensibly")
The times they are a-changin'
… And what explains the directions of change?
 "The times they are a-changin'")
A 'Make in India' achievement
A quiet revolution is underway in India that could upend the notion that Indians are tech adopters, not innovators
 "A 'Make in India' achievement")
Young Indians' endless struggle
Being driven to abandon Indian middle-class values?
 "Young Indians' endless struggle")
Personal data protection
A thinking person's guide
 "Personal data protection")
5IR: Inventing a positive world
Amidst the bewildering advancements and debates surrounding technology, Pranjal Sharma's book offers a peek into the potential benefits of the Fifth Industrial Revolution
 "5IR: Inventing a positive world")
Is WFH a societal shift?
…or just a Covid-era practice?
 "Is WFH a societal shift?")
Reinventing capitalism for the digital age
Ro Khanna's book reveals the dual nature of the Digital Revolution, urging policymakers to decentralise growth and ensure inclusivity in the face of its transformative impact
 "Reinventing capitalism for the digital age")
The smart thing vs the right thing
What should one choose to do?
 "The smart thing vs the right thing")
A new fear of AI dawning?
… and it's not just fear of job losses
 "A new fear of AI dawning?")
Will my job be threatened?
Decoding the post-ChatGPT angst
 "Will my job be threatened?")
Real heroes of web revolution
The tech creators, or the ones who made billions?
 "Real heroes of web revolution")
ChatGPT: Driving the world berserk?
Or has the world seen things like this before?
Women leaders: A way to IPO success?
Indian society may be more advanced than we think it is
 "Women leaders: A way to IPO success?")
Emerging AI: What awaits us?
Lessons from another tech revolution not so long ago
 "Emerging AI: What awaits us?")
Battlegrounds in the global AI war
A revolution is underway in several aspects of our life. "When AI Rules the World" details these groundbreaking changes
 "Battlegrounds in the global AI war")
Mystery of Indian-born foreign stars
Should we not be creating roles in India for the talented?
 "Mystery of Indian-born foreign stars")
Reimagining venture capital
… keeping an eye on democratising finance in India
 "Reimagining venture capital")
The Indian education scramble
tuition classes: Saviours or demons?
 "The Indian education scramble")
Hail the rise of digital humanities
…and no, it's not just a geek invasion of humanities
 "Hail the rise of digital humanities")
