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Dr. Manoj Joshi

Dr. Manoj Joshi

Dr. Manoj Joshi, is co-Author of "The VUCA Company”, “The VUCA Learner” and "VUCA in Start-ups". He is a Chartered Engineer and currently a Professor of Strategy & Entrepreneurship and Director, Centre for VUCA Studies, Amity University. He is the Regional Editor India, JFBM; IJSBA and an editorial board member for journals like APJM, JSBM, BSE, JEEE, WRMSED etc. His consulting includes VUCA strategy, travelled extensively with over 30 years of experience in areas of Screw pumps Design, Heat Exchangers, Loading Arms, consulting, research and teaching. He has a deep interest in dark matter, dark energy, astral travel, travelling to woods and life after death.

Dr. Manoj Joshi is an opinion columnist for the CEOWORLD magazine. You can follow him on LinkedIn.
Business Transformation

Are CEOs in the construction industry deploying their foresight?

Dr. Manoj JoshiBusiness Transformation
CEOs must be aware with the recent developments in the space of construction industry. The latest upcoming technologies and contemporariness in the construction sector are hence, inducing a pivotal position in influencing the progression and engagement opportunities. There is a scope for future growth in the construction sector, considering sustainability...
Big Picture

Digital Metamorphosis in Retail Branch Banking through FinTech Innovation and Artificial Intelligence

Dr. Manoj JoshiBig Picture
The Retail Branch Banking (RBB) is for individual customers visiting a branch for accessing Accounts, Deposits, Withdrawals, Certificates, Credit, Loans and many more personal banking products. RBB in pursuit of automation, advancing from the traditional banking practices has initiated in deploying Artificial intelligence (AI) aided with FinTech Innovation by Start-ups....
Future of Work

Zooming from Cocoons: VUCA in Start-ups

Dr. Manoj JoshiFuture of Work
The author of “Full Spectrum Thinking”, Bob Johansen, the Distinguished fellow with The Institute for the Future (IFTF) says, “In Silicon Valley, the innovation mantra is fail early, fail often, fail cheaply”. Currently, this is applicable to all new age entrepreneurs and their start-ups. These start-up founders are explorers in...
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