The next 20 years will bring more technological revolution than the previous 300

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Book- Disruptive Technologies: Emerging Trends in Global Business

By – Sreedharan C K

Technology is evolving faster every day. Some of the innovations are almost imperceptible. A remarkable feature of technology is, it is self-reinforcing - meaning it feeds on itself, technology makes more technology possible. It has a multiplier effect- invention in one place leads to a sequence of inventions in other areas.


     This book makes a sincere attempt to capture the most disruptive technologies that have emerged recently and their possible impact on global business environment.

 
     These most disruptive technologies that have evolved are – Cloud based technology, Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, 3 D printing, IoT, Virtual Reality / Augmented Reality. The digital ecosystem has helped in the successful evaluation of FinTech firms and the Decentralized Autonomous organizations. Social networking sites have enabled faster communication at least cost. In the present era of Big Data, companies can capitalize and make use of the data effectively by analyzing the data rapidly and easily through Data Analytics. Technological advancement can have a huge impact and bring in new challenges for the Global HR management. Ensuring that the data remains safe is one of the biggest challenges of Cyber Security.


     All the above subject matters are extensively covered in nine chapters. The best feature of the book is the inclusion of several latest case situations under each chapter relevant to the subject matter. Appropriate case situations are selected from articles and news reports published in leading national newspapers. This ensures learning of practical aspects of applications of technology in the business ecosystem comprehensive, broad based and interesting.


     This book will be useful to every student pursuing graduate and postgraduate level studies at various universities and institutes. Academicians, faculty, working professionals and others will find this book useful and of practical value. 

Top review from India

Dr. Navneet Kumar Sharma, IRSS, Ph.D., MBA, ME, BE, MIMA, FIE, FIIMM
Officer on Special Duty at Government of India, Ministry of Railways, Northern Railway | Delhi College of Engineering | President, Federation of Railway Officers' Associations | Vice President, DMA

Congratulations Sir for writing this wonderful book giving deep insights into emerging technologies which have already brought and will continue to bring disruptions in many businesses in the near future. 💐💐💐💐
 

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Website - www.sreedharanck.com

Listen to the author on the popular show- “Global Business With Mahesh Joshi” aired by “Voice of America” on June 8, 2022.

https://www.voiceamerica.com/episode/137776/disrutive-technologies-emerging-trends-in-global-business

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