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Ranjit John

Enabling Population Scale Services
Blog
October 9, 2024

Enabling Population-Scale Services

By ensuring that APIs for authentication and authorization are provided as Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI). Digital Identity and Digital Registries are the foundational blocks for authentication and authorization.
hawkai accelerate
Blog
August 19, 2024

Accelerating Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

The UN estimates the annual financing gap for achieving SDGs at $4.2 trillion. Even if we were to address this gap, the bigger issue is a lack of quality data on where and what investments will have the maximum impact.The Metraa Framework provides a 'data for development' infrastructure that leverages…
hawkai data cxp
Blog
August 19, 2024

Hawkai Data CXP – From Data to Services

How do you use Generative AI to accelerate software development? Not by having machines write code for you, but by automating the DATA (Digitize, Analyze, Transform, Activate) process. Watch how Hawkai Data CXP uses Large Numerical Models (LNMs) to automatically detect data types and store and index data appropriately uses prompts…
hawkai what is
Blog
August 19, 2024

What is a Customer eXperience Platform (CXP)?

Are you betting your digital transformation on platforms that have a failure rate of over 70%? Failure is a function of adoption. Digital transformations fail in the gap between customer expectation and customer experience. Watch how a Customer eXperience Platform (CXP) and the DATA (Digitize, Analyze, Transform, Activate) process guarantees…
Is DPI the next Y2K
BlogDigital Public Infrastructure
November 13, 2023

Is DPI the next Y2K?

Y2K established India as a reliable provider of global IT services. DPI is transforming India into a leader in the digital economy. Is DPI the next Y2K moment for India, where it transitions from a provider of custom IT solutions to a provider of national digital infrastructure?
Flipping the Narrative
BlogSustainable Development
October 27, 2023

Flipping the Narrative

The Global Hunger Index 2023 ranked India 111 of 125 countries. The government rejected the ranking, saying that it was a flawed measure of 'hunger'. Is there a better way to measure hunger? Turns out there is – using supply-side data. Methodology matters, the data model matters, data quality even…