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SAP’s Best-Kept Secret….

April 20, 2011
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Oppenheimers, move over. It’s time for the Betanabhotlas & Dholakias!

Chirag participated in the Santa Clara County Science Fair (aka the Synopsis Science & Technology Fair)…

Blog March 31, 2011

Sphinxes — Egyptian and otherwise

I learned something (of questionable utility) today… Something fascinating, nonetheless. I chaperoned Pooja’s 3rd grade…

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Philanthrophy—An approach

November 22, 2010
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AT&T = American Telephone & Texting!!

I was driving Chirag and his buddy Rory back from soccer camp this evening when…

Blog August 7, 2010

Telecom bills… how much they (and the world) have changed!

I just got off of a telephone call with Surekha, who is traveling in India… As…

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Demand generation — science or art?

If you are like us, targeting small and medium businesses (SMBs) around the globe, you…

Blog July 10, 2010

Privacy and your social graph — Lesson from the early and pioneering days of Social Networks @ Spoke Software

Facebook, every so often, tunes its business model. And in doing so, tweaks the default…

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  • Dr. Prasad Akella is a serial entrepreneur who has created and commercialized deep tech products that empower humans — in three very different areas: robotics, business social networks, computer vision/AI.
    He is a Fellow of the ASME and the SME.

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    (Originally posted on Feb 11, 2020 on the Drishti blog) After many decades of incremental…

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