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On why I love T-Mobile

September 10, 2014
Blog September 5, 2014

From father to son

My father (“AKR”) would have been 85 today. Today is also Teacher’s Day — an important….
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Blog August 22, 2014

From Product teardowns to Investor teardowns — interesting use in the finance world…

Back in August, 2011, I wrote about product teardowns and the immense benefits/insights that they bring. I…

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7 Steps to monetize your shares in a (private) company

June 25, 2014
Blog April 5, 2014

Click or Clack? In either case, we will miss you!

I’ve loved cars as far back as I can remember. There are any number of photos of me….
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Blog February 26, 2014

Silicon Valley entrepreneurs — starting them young!

The world talks about Silicon Valley, its spirit of entrepreneurship and how unmatched this environment…

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The 5 parts of a truly secure password

December 12, 2013
Blog October 6, 2013

A lifetime’s investment gives the lease of a lifetime

We are thrilled and thankful that my aunt, Parvathi, headed home this week after spending…

Blog August 20, 2013

Unshackled by mobility — and liberated by SecuriSync

Earlier this month, I needed to make an unplanned personal trip to India. As I…

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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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    Yogurt!

    August 4, 2023

    Why data drives the next industrial revolution and how it impacts the design process

    By Prasad August 18, 2021

    (Originally posted on Aug 18, 2021 on the Drishti blog) Each industrial revolution — from…

    Thinking long: Prasad Akella on Drishti’s new CEO, Gary Jackson

    July 20, 2021

    Drishti’s manufacturing leadership — and influence — recognized

    March 16, 2021

    Part 3: The growing imperative for practical AI

    February 2, 2021

    Part 2: Changes to manufacturing in the U.S.

    January 22, 2021

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