Monthly Archives: August 2021

The Mad Rush… To escape from Afghanistan and to Invest in Crypto Companies

The human tragedy in Afghanistan is well captured by the above picture where people are desperately trying to enter an aircraft which can take them to a land where they can survive and hopefully prosper. Unfortunately the developments in Afghanistan … Continue reading

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Let’s be Realistic… Security is the most fundamental right..We don’t want a jungle raj in India

Just as India celebrates the 75th Independence day, it is time to introspect our own approach to professional life and whether we are unconsciously pursuing a path which is negative and self destructive. Let us remember that our freedom has … Continue reading

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E Rupee is a re-invention of Naavi’s DVIIS

Between 2003 and 2021, there is a time gap of 18 years. Between the ideation of DVIIS and E Rupee has been such a distance in time. DVIIS was invented and proposed by Naavi and E-Rupee has been introduced by … Continue reading

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Valuation of Data can enable Vodafone to sail over its current problem

(Continued from previous article) The world is today speaking of “Data Driven Organizations”. Essentially, this means that “Data Engineering” is used to increase the productivity of companies. There could be several ways  by which “Data” can help a company to … Continue reading

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Revaluation of Data Assets of Vodafone could resolve its Financial Problems

Vodafone is facing a financial crisis. (Refer article in New Indian Express) A company which has 270 million customers is in financial crisis and is unable to face the loss arising out of the Supreme Court decision which had made … Continue reading

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Cost Accounting Required in Data Valuation

In computing the intrinsic value of data as an asset, cost based method is one of the choices that a Data Valuer needs to explore. Current market value if available could be the second option while Net Present Value of … Continue reading

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