Importance of Innovation in an Organization with Madhav Bhadra

Interviewee : Madhav Bhadra, CEO of AQM Technologies Pvt Ltd.

Madhav Bhadra is CEO of AQM Technologies Pvt Ltd. He has rendered solutions and valuable consultancy to broking houses, securities exchange related technology companies, software companies and many financial institutions.

Each phase of the transformation process has distinct milestones, Reinvention is one of strategies. Past is always an experience which can be utilized for future.As an Organization, we need to keep changing as per the business requirement by setting up a right culture in order to sustain. In our discussion with Madhav Bhadra, we have discussed the Importance of Innovation in an Organization. Madhav has highlighted the significance of Future Innovation in an organisation. He says, an organization one should be aware that investing in a right way will make a way for innovation depending on the market situation. He says in today environment, many things such as people, process which doesn’t help for organizational growth needs to be taken as experiences which can the direct the organizations to future.

Interviewer: Noopur Pathak (Chief Media Editor, INNOVATION ROOTS)

Challenges to Achieve Business Agility with Andy Carmichael

Andy Carmichael is the Managing Director and Principal Trainer at Huge IO. He has co-authored ‘Essential Kanban Condensed’ with David J Anderson. In this interview, he talks about why Business Agility is being talked about so much these days. The pace of change is one of the reasons we need to talk about it. However, why should business be Agile is the most important question for any organisation. Andy also goes on describing the challenges to achieve business Agility.

Interviewee: Andy Carmichael (Co-Author, Essential Kanban Condensed)

Andy brings wide and profound experience of software management in multiple industry sectors. He is co-author of “Essential Kanban Condensed” with David Anderson, the definitive guide to Kanban, senior agile coach and trainer in major Agile initiatives, and experienced manager and director in IT businesses,

Andy is an expert in applying agile frameworks such as Scrum and Kanban, and versions of these frameworks at scale, particularly Kanban ESP (he is a certified KCP), DAD and LeSS. He is known in the community through his writing and speaking on development and management methods, and he has co-authored several books, including “Better Software Faster” (2002) with Dan Haywood, which introduced an agile modelling approach to development. 

Interviewer: Noopur Pathak (Chief Media Editor, INNOVATION ROOTS)