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Is AI creating new growth dynamics for companies?

In my latest article for the Fast Company Executive Board, I discuss an exciting new dynamics observed in certain AI-native companies. These are companies that are usually formed in the last couple of years and...

The Prescription to Accelerate Technology Adoption by Providers

While there are great steps being taken in every part of the health innovation economy, one question that always comes to mind is how much of these innovations are actually making it to the frontlines...

Are We Headed in the Right Direction with Personalized Health?

If you've noticed that the talk of health, wellness, longevity seems to be everywhere these days, you're not the only one. Over the last decade, there has been an explosion of articles, podcasts, products, apps,...

Are the Barriers to AI Adoption in Healthcare Getting Addressed?

The third chapter in my recent book, AI Doctor: The Rise of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare, is titled "Barriers to AI Adoption in Healthcare". If anyone has ever been involved in trying to introduce new...

AI and the future of work: Predictions for the economy and workforce

In my latest article for the Fast Company Executive Board, I opine about whether AI will be a job creator or job destroyer and whether it will raise or lower wages. I examine previous periods...

Is the 2025 Venture Capital Investment Landscape Living Up to the Expectations?

Back in March, I wrote about the state of private market investments in health AI. While my focus was digital health and more specifically, health AI, the macro trends in private market investing, and especially...

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Key Challenges to China’s Long-Term Economic Growth

China's rise as an economic power has been marked by tapping the potential of a large, mostly under-used population. It moved hundreds of millions of people from rural to urban areas and became the production...

US Economic Resurgence and Implications For the International Competition

Something amazing happened last year: US had a higher economic growth rate than China! This has not happened in decades. US being a large, fully developed economy with a high GDP/Capita is expected to grow...

The Emerging Landscape of International Competition II

Continuing with our discussion of how the competition for international influence and geopolitical climate will evolve in the coming decades and century, it's worth examining some of the key drivers of economic growth and international...

The Emerging Landscape of International Competition I

Last year saw several milestones signifying China’s rising global influence: it attracted more foreign investment than the U.S. for the first time and the number of Chinese companies on Fortune’s list of the world’s largest overtook the U.S. And for all...

Will China Continue to Defy Gravity?

In the last post, we discussed China's astonishing economic growth over the last few decades. As a result, it is now the world's second largest economy and continuing to gain on US. This is not...

Will China Overtake US in This Decade?

Since the 1970s, China has been racing to become the world’s largest economy. This wasn't obvious when China first began to open its economy with market reforms and consequently began to experience meaningful economic growth....

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