Technology Leadership – Venki Ramachandran

Data-Driven Utilities: Turning Raw Meter Reads into Business Intelligence

Leave a Comment / AI & Automation, Energy & Infrastructure, Innovation & Trends, Process Optimization, Technology Leadership / Venki Ramachandran

Smart meters have revolutionized how utilities capture data, but for many organizations, the real revolution is still ahead. Each day, millions of raw meter reads are streamed into utility systems, including usage by hour, voltage levels, outage indicators, and demand peaks. But unless that data is actively transformed and analyzed, it remains just that—raw. The […]

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How a U.S.–India Trade Deal Could Redefine Global Tech Operations

Leave a Comment / Global Capability Centers, Technology Leadership / Venki Ramachandran

As a professional who has spent decades building and leading Global Capability Centers (GCCs) in India, I’ve long observed geopolitics’s critical role in shaping where and how global business gets done. With news of an impending U.S.–India trade agreement gaining traction, now is the perfect time to explore what this could mean for companies operating

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The Servant Leader Advantage: Why It Works Across Cultures and Teams

Leave a Comment / Cross-Border Strategy, Global Capability Centers, Leadership & Culture, Technology Leadership / Venki Ramachandran

Leadership today looks very different from what it did even a decade ago. In our increasingly global, fast-moving organizations, the traditional command-and-control model has given way to something far more powerful: servant leadership, first espoused by GE’s Jack Welch Throughout my career—whether leading startups, scaling Global Capability Centers (GCCs), or managing engineering teams across India,

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