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This book is a series of entertaining and fast paced stories that explain the evolving innovations in science and technology. The authors bring original insights from scientists and entrepreneurs, thought leaders and technologists who are working with frontline research and manufacturing organizations.

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This book is a series of entertaining and fast paced stories that explain the evolving innovations in science and technology. The authors bring original insights from scientists and entrepreneurs, thought leaders and technologists who are working with frontline research and manufacturing organizations.
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Autorenporträt
Sandip Sen is an engineer, entrepreneur, journalist and author who has written four books on economy, banking and technology and over 1,000 articles on economy, environment, technology and social change for national dailies and think tanks. The book is co-authored with Aarohi Sen, a thought leader and researcher at a global consultancy working for over a decade on the impact of digital technologies on large industrial enterprises. Together they bring to the table over 50 years of technology and business experience.
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"The book is a like a reference book of technology applications...Chapters on telehealth and edu-tech are particularly relevant today, showcasing how technology can bridge gaps in healthcare and education."

- Kamlesh Kumar, Founder in Startup - IoT & AI

"As Faculty for Blockchain & Cryptocurrency applications & by extension Cloud Security for one of India's leading Technology Universities(IIT);I am often asked by my students to suggest a book which talks about these two areas in concise fashion but with real-world applicable use-cases. By giving both an historical as well as business context (the authors) give their readers a nice over-arching view into how dynamics are changing in this space.

- Ashish Mehta Educator at IIT