Shilpa Pai Mizar

Shilpa Pai Mizar is a writer and journalist who is keen to learn how technology impacts businesses and livelihoods. She has contributed to newspapers, corporate content hubs and professional magazines. Now living in India, she likes to draw from her experiences in Asia and the UK to bring a global perspective to stories in the digital world that are waiting to be told.

Human vigilance vital in tackling enterprise vulnerability

Embedded finance: Connecting the dots

Embedded finance: Connecting the dots

As financial products integrate into user journeys, what are the implications for the various stakeholders?

Women founders of Indian tech start-ups: On the long road to equality

Women founders of Indian tech start-ups: On the long road to equality

Female start-up founders in India refuse to be fazed by endless odds, as the ecosystem gears up to support them.

Women in Indian tech: a journey of promise

Women in Indian tech: a journey of promise

A look at how India’s tech sector invests in helping female talent reach their greatest potential.

Indian GCCs take on a more strategic role

Indian GCCs take on a more strategic role

Indian capability centres show no signs of looking back. As companies of all hues line up to open centres with increasingly cutting-edge capabilities, here is a look behind the scenes.

Indian fintech takes an upward curve

Indian fintech takes an upward curve

The Indian fintech sector is attracting tremendous attention from investors and entrepreneurs alike. What are the main reasons and the global implications?

Neurodiversity and tech: a win-win equation

Neurodiversity and tech: a win-win equation

What are the wide-ranging benefits of hiring neurodivergent employees and how can employers attract talent from this mostly untapped source?

India outside the big cities: will non-metro entrepreneurs seize the coming decade?

India outside the big cities: will non-metro entrepreneurs seize the coming decade?

A tech-enabled startup ecosystem is emerging outside India’s metros. What's driving this phenomenon?

Is India on track to become a software product powerhouse?

Is India on track to become a software product powerhouse?

India started off as an IT outsourcing centre and is now looking to transform itself into a SaaS and deep tech hub fuelled by start-ups.

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