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MasterClass on TransformingSystems with Arun Maira
Social and political movements of change need to embed “moderators” who can connect and guide the flow of the movement—people who promote a dialogue and help create a consensus on action
MasterClass on TransformingSystems with Arun Maira
Ethics can be learnt, though it may be considered difficult to teach. What matters is the kind of experiences young managers are exposed to. B-schools and firms play a crucial role in shaping their thinking through such exposures
Merely copying an idea will not solve a problem. Like product innovators, policy innovators too have to keep the users and their environment in mind
MasterClass on TransformingSystems with Arun Maira
Two factors are causing a rethink on value systems: environmental degradation and shifts in political power that reflect the voice of the disenfranchised. This new thinking will have to come from new coalitions of social thinkers, practitioners, academics, politicians and corporates
Today, the country’s focus is on exploiting the benefits of economic modernisation to redefine the goals of society in three critical areas: environmental regulation, technological innovation, and corporate social responsibility. Insights from a week-long immersion
For ground-breaking innovation, keep the user at the centre, and get a good cultural understanding of the actual place where your product will be used
MasterClass on TransformingSystems with Arun Maira
Healthcare in India urgently needs locally appropriate but systemically consistent solutions. There’s much to learn from how other countries and sectors have gone about it
MasterClass on TransformingSystems with Arun Maira
Challenges such as garbage collection are universal, yet deeply local to each city. And they are the result of many aspects of the city system being broken. A systems approach, adapted to the local context, can help find unique solutions
In another two decades, India will have a sizeable population of older consumers. Yet, tech innovation ignores them
As the noise gets louder, curators double down on their efforts to focus on the essentials
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