LIFE ALTERING TECHNOLOGIES transforming life as we know it.

We live in extraordinary times that we call the 4th Industrial Revolution. Our short-sighted behavior and practices till this point in time have led our planet to the brink of disaster. The myopic decision and drive have led to the manifestation of systems that are outliving their utility leaving us currently incapable of addressing the future. Our accountability, therefore, is not to continue duct taping the legacy, but to create new systems from the scratch that is relevant for the future. Ones that will stand the test of a long-term cycle, build rapidly and renew from a higher threshold of capability.

The Information Technologies (IT) we had adapted until this point in time in our lives was commercial and transactional to a large extent. There are seven Technologies identified by MIT, that are altering the life as we know.

These technologies are connecting the seven stations of life that we have been used to interweaving irrespective of the society we live in.

The significance of these technologies is their power of crossing over ecosystems to facilitate life. It would be a terrible waste of money, time and resources to, therefore, implement them in isolation. Hence the relevance of a connected ecosystem that leverages shared systems, which manifests solutions as Platform, Product, Process and/or Projects (Services) mutually inclusively. When Technologies become a distinctive factor to what each enterprise considers its area of specialization, and develops capabilities to focus and succeed. This allows others as well to focus on their core capabilities and collaborate for the larger good of the Customer Ecosystem.

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