Boot debate: Food apps meet today's needs, depth will define the future, says Marketing Guru

New -Delhi, April 10 (PTI), the nation that has produced the cheapest data in the world, and a battalion of app developers now need to train his attention to more complicated problems and greater prices in building its own Tesla’s, and Huawei’s and TSMCs, a top marketing professor said, and they were debate on a debate. Rajendra Srivastava, considered Philip Kotler of India, wrote on Medium.com, said the last decade’s consumer technology successes have contributed to a lively digital economy, but that India as a true technological power station should emerge, the rapid service programs and the deeper capabilities in science and the deeper capabilities. While consumer technology has flourished, India must in the depth industries turn areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), electric vehicles (EVs), clean energy, robotics and semiconductors-are much more R&D intensive and need ‘patient capital’ and long-term vision to bear fruit. “Unlike a food delivery app that can be built and scaled down over a year, a leading battery chemistry startup or a semiconductor FAB 5-10 years may require sustained investments before showing results,” says Rajendra Srivastava, which is the former Dean of the Indian School of Business (ISB) and the Novartis professor of market Innovation. This long pregnancy period, he said, clashes with the fast exits and rapid returns that many Indian investors have traditionally sought. Deep-tech businesses often have a higher technical risk and uncertain short-term profits, which means that the capital should be prepared to wait longer for the payout. “Historically, India did not have the patience, prolonged funding and policy consistency that requires deep-tech innovation. Private venture capital in India-many of world investors-which has been thrown to fewer capital-intensive models (mainly apps and software), which promised rapid user growth.” The result was a good operation of the work, “he won, where the hardware was built, and that the depth of science has the build-up, that the depth of the deep scientific build-up of the work, has the hardware build-up, that the depth of the scientific build-up of the operation was that the hardware build-up of the operation. High-tech domains, “he said. He said that the consistent long-term policy support was missing and that manufacturing initiatives and R&D were often half measures or traces, he said that the Indian government had only set up a comprehensive national deep-technical starting policy for the past few years to provide long-term firms, an IP framework and regulatory sandboxes for the Deep Term. “These movements are promising, but these are the first steps – India is just starting the policy basis that countries like China have built over decades,” he said, adding that policy consistency in deep technology is just as important as capital. Earlier this month, Goyal led a big debate on social media in the second issue of the Startup Mahakumbh, a starting case leading up to the Indian consumer story. Goyal had a pleasure during the emergence of food delivery programs, artisans and online saving apps in the country. ‘The criticism of Goyal may have flowed feathers in the boot community. It is true, after all: the nation that produced the world’s cheapest data and a battalion of app developers must now train its attractions over more complicated problems and greater prices. It is not a repudiation of Flipkarts and Zomato’s, but a recognition that the next growth phase of the Tesla’s, Huawsi’s, and TSMCS will come from the Tesla’s, Huawsi’s, and TSMCS, TSMCs, the Tesla’s, Huawsi’s, and TSMCS, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla, Tesla’s, Coming India, “Srivastava wrote. To get there, uncomfortable changes will require more patience, investment without immediate payout and more cooperation between the government, the industry and the academy than India has been running before, he said. Well rode (IT services, mobile software). The upcoming waves -AI, clean energy, space, advanced manufacturing -offer another chance to clinch the value chain, “he said.” A recalibrated strategy that appreciates the ease of a food app and the complexity of a silicon disc is the need of the hour. ” said, adding that a better balance between the two-with an overdue tilt to deep technology-the way will pave for the rise of India as a technological and economic superpower in the coming decades.