Disrupt or run the risk of being disrupted, says YourStory’s Shradha Sharma
Delivering the opening keynote at the fourth edition of Future of Work, YourStory Founder and CEO Shradha Sharma made the case for disruptive innovation in the new normal.
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YourStory Founder and CEO Shradha Sharma made the case for disruptive innovation in the new normal.
She said, “Today, it s our responsibility to ensure we are constantly disrupting and making sure that disruption is happening, be it in terms of technology or at startups, or even in our own lives.
The first day of India s largest product-tech-design summit brought together the best of industry minds to understand the future of work and the impact of the product, tech, and design on businesses of today and tomorrow.
Future of Work: YourStory Founder makes the case for disruptive innovation as 4th edition kicks off today
To be held on March 5 and 6, the all-virtual, two-day Future of Work event will bring together the best of industry minds to understand the future of work and the impact of product, tech, and design on businesses.
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Share on One of the words that we use very regularly in the world of startups and tech is disruption. The world we were living in has been disrupted in the past few months, and it is going to be disrupted even more. Today,
it s our own responsibility to make sure that disruption keeps on happening, be it in terms of technology, startups, or in our own lives.
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Startups in India will be able to avail financial assistance under the Rs 1,000 crore Startup India Seed Fund starting from April 1, 2021, the Commerce Minister of State Som Prakash informed Rajya Sabha last week. The scheme, announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in January, aims to provide financial assistance to startups for proof of concept, prototype development, product trials, market entry, and commercialisation.
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