Each time I visit India from Singapore, it feels like stepping into a futuristic fintech utopia. At payment counters, I feel like a dinosaur. While people flash all kinds of fancy payment options, I nervously take out my credit card, silently praying ‘please don’t judge me’!
@parrysingh
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Outdated Systems Strain Organizations Beyond Capacity
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Actually I found all of them working super hard and stretched beyond capacity. In my view, it’s the archaic systems, poorly designed processes, lack of a proper structure that seems to be the culprit.
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Hospital Rating Bias: Comparative Scores Matter More
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That shouldn’t matter.. The public is like the strict professor who notoriously gives low marks. The negative bias will affect ratings for all hospitals. Eventually, it’s the comparative score that will matter.
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National Healthcare Rating System: AI-Powered Provider Quality Evaluation
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Also, there are good actors and bad actors. The good ones need to be recognized, the bad ones should be called out through a National Healthcare Rating system. Patients should score healthcare providers on:
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Indian Hospitals Need AI-Driven Operational Overhaul
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Indian hospital management operations are due for a major overhaul. Most hospitals have modern facades but archaic operations. Primitive patient admission systems, high dependence on paper, lengthy discharge processes drain the energy of the kin of the patient, who already face
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School nostalgia: The word processor that preceded MS Word
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Since we’re trippin’ on school nostalgia – we didn’t have MS Word, but this came pretty close!
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Consultant vs Investor: Different Expectations and Incentives
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The difference between a consultant and an investor is that a consultant gives advice and expects money, while an investor gives money and expects you to take advice.
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Vintage Computing Device Nearly Matched iPad Capabilities
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We didn't carry iPads, but this came pretty close.
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Storytelling and AI Adoption: Lessons from Popular Culture
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"Kitne aadmi the?" Is this line familiar to you? Some of my earliest childhood fantasies revolved around Sholay, Star Wars and Bruce Lee! Those stories revealed a universal truth, and an important lesson about AI to me! To learn what it was, read on… https://
tatlerasia.com/gen-t/innovati
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Cultural Relativism in Defining Racism Across Nations
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The benchmark is very different in a country where a verbal argument in a mall or someone in a restaurant not putting back the tray can make it to the headlines. What’s being referred to as ‘casual racism’ won’t even be defined as racism in most other countries.