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Unleash Your Innovation Potential with the Must-Read Book on Leadership & Technology¿¿¿Are you ready to take your innovation potential to the next level? Ready to revolutionize your industry with cutting-edge technology and innovative leadership? Look no further than our groundbreaking book on INNOVATION! Discover the secrets of creating a technology-intensive industry in a developing country with this captivating book on leadership and innovation. Featuring stories of relentless work and the power of believing in the impossible, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to make a difference. #MakeinIndia #Innovation #Leadership #Technology #NothingisImpossible This book is about innovation for more affordable healthcare. Necessity is the mother of invention. Patients in India pay only about a tenth of USA prices for similar outcomes. This makes the Indian market the best inspiration for affordable care solutions. The book is the experiential narrative of an engineer-cum-business leader, who led over four decades' companies in technology, health systems, clinical research, public health and universities.The book concludes with a vision of MedTech from the present $12B to $50B in 2025 and $100B by 2030. This would happen, not by commercial wizardry, but by taking modern healthcare services to every district of India and thereby serving a market of over a billion people. The products and services developed in this process and the global cadre of skilled people in MedTech emerging out of this eco-system would make this possible.Organized into 18 chapters, the book inspires the indomitable spirit of creativity and entrepreneurship and shares a candid chronicle of the success of Indians globally, and how many global companies and international experts turned India-enthusiasts, making India the centrepiece of their business strategy. Studded with rare pictures of luminaries and historical moments, it is a must-read for anyone who believes in, 'If it is doable, I can do it,'Nothing is impossible!The book illustrates painstaking and relentless work necessary to create a technology-intensive industry in a developing country. It doesn't happen in a flash, and it doesn't happen in a straight line. It takes leaders with imagination, courage, doggedness, and grit, who replace one ambitious goal with another until eventually they achieve results that would have seemed impossible in the beginning.About the AuthorD A Prasanna set new expectations from the Human Resources function and architected the Wipro Leadership Program, grooming a generation of top-level executives in the Indian IT sector, including several CEOs. As the founding CEO of WiproGE and a pioneer in the MedTech sector, Prasanna innovated new business models, making modern medical technology accessible and affordable and leading GE Health Care to the number one position in India in the process. Prasanna founded India's most reputed Clinical Research Organization. He is the Chief Patron of the Prasanna School of Public Health at the Manipal University.Arun Tiwari is a missile scientist, who pioneered the development of civilian spinoffs, and also a well-known author. He is widely recognized as the pupil of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, the 11th President of India, and the co-author of his autobiography "Wings of Fire."

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