Why India is already a global hub for innovation hiding in plain sight
In short: Nirmalya Kumar argues that India is not just a destination for outsourced labor but a powerhouse of invisible innovation. This talk explores how the country is reshaping global business by moving top management roles overseas and developing unique, overlooked forms of ingenuity.
Nirmalya Kumar identifies four distinct categories of invisible innovation emerging from India. Rather than focusing solely on manufacturing, the country is increasingly becoming a center for high-level strategic decision-making.
As global companies shift their top management positions to India, the nation is evolving beyond its traditional role in the global economy. This transition suggests that India's contribution to innovation is far more integrated into the core of international business than is commonly recognized.
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