RAJEEV NANDA
AI & Digital Transformation Leader | Technologist | Author
40+ Years of hi-tech industry experience
Published author of 6 books, podcaster & blogger
Built and led cross-geo, cross-functional organizations
Accomplished and results-oriented leader with a breadth of experience in multifarious leadership roles. Managed and matured cross-functional and cross-geo organizations to deliver line-of-business solutions, SaaS platform, Smart Buildings and AL/ML models. Worked with executive level staff on strategic programs and organizational transformation. Experienced in AI solutions and related stack of LLMs, Prompt Engineering, AI agentic workflows, and AI Transformation. Well versed with various development methodologies, including Agile/SCRUM, and program lifecycle cycle processes. Published author of books and articles on technology, strategy, management, and leadership topics including AI, IoT, Cloud Computing and innovation
Core skills: AI/ML, Technical leadership, Organizational transformation, Innovation harvesting.
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My latest blog:
- Is SaaS dead?Back in the mid-1990s, I was part of a small team at Intel that worked on the project called WIINGS that managed indirect inventory and was critical to their factory stores. We were told that the ERP rollout will replace our software within a year. Decades later, its core logic still runs, largely untouched, while… Read More »
My latest book:
My first attempt at writing a novel, and that too Sci-Fi!
At its core, LOH (Sanskrit word for Iron / Metal) explores the eternal interplay between science, religion, and politics, the three forces that have shaped humanity’s evolution and continue to define our future. The story weaves these themes into a narrative that asks what happens when the boundaries between them begin to blur.
The book is anchored on the four questions I pondered upon:
– What if our scriptures are true?
– What if God provably exists?
– What is at the intersection of science and religion?
– Why do we have faith?