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Rajeev Nanda:
  • IT Professional with 20+ years of diverse and global experience
  • Change agent, problem solver with a passion for technology
  • Well rounded leader with proven ability to create, develop and lead high performing teams
  • Published author
    • e-verything.com: How to map out a viable e-strategy
    • Conversations - a collection of stories and poems
    • Articles on strategy, technology and management with multiple magazines
  • Public speaker at various conferences and events
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Rajeev Nanda

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E-verything.com: How to map out a viable e-strategy

This book is now out of print. It was published in 2001 by Tata McGraw-Hill in India.

It was a book on developing an e-strategy for your organization.

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Conversations

My first fiction book! It's a collection of stories and poems that reflect on life and relationships. Click on the cover to explore the book.

The Indian edition was released in April 2011.

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Driving Handbook

Back in 2002, to help improve driving habits in India I created a handbook for driving by using the framework of California's DMV handbook. 

Times of India, in Bangalore, came to know about this effort and wrote an article on it.   The article created a huge wave of awareness and got such overwhelming response that TOI did a second article on the response.  You can download your own copy of the driving handbook or read it online.

You can also help me in this effort of making our roads safer and educating the drivers by forwarding the links or the handbook to your friends and family.


Articles:

I have been a frequent contributor to magazines like Silicon India (US) and Dataquest (India) during my earlier writing adventures.  My primary focus, at that time, was writing about technology, management of technology, trends and related topics.

Later, I also wrote few articles on social and political topics.  Below are some of my articles.


Technology & Management of Technology:

Politics, Society, Living:


Hindi Poetry
When I attempted writing in Hindi, I realized how out of touch I was with the mother tongue!  I still have ways to improve but I think I have gotten better at expressing the intent. You be the judge of that...


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