As every aspect of a business goes remote with the help of technology, the focus for all decision-makers is on trust. Be it safety and security for ensuring business continuity or minimising disruptions, trust is the currency in a hyper-digital world that we live in today, according to Sindhu Gangadharan, senior vice president and managing director of SAP Labs India. On the sidelines of the Nasscom Technology & Leadership Forum 2021, she shares her thoughts on the topic “Defining the new hyper-digital normal: The leap for technology as the differentiator”. Watch her interview.
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Watch: The value of ‘trust’ in a hyper-digital world
Talking to Fortune India, Sindhu Gangadharan, senior vice president and MD, SAP Labs India, says trust will be the core currency in decision-making and a key factor in business continuity.
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