Utkrisht is a public-private partnership between the Haryana Police and industry to address cybercrime, cybersecurity, women’s safety, road safety, traffic management, air pollution, and solid waste management. The Director General of Police in the state is the chief patron and the top police officials in the major cities are the top functionaries. The police can play a leading role in education, enforcement and inter-agency cooperation on these topics. We aim to use this platform to make significant improvements to the living and investment environment in the state.

"Thinking Breakthroughs"​ Nagarro [Frankfurt: NA9, TecDAX] is the leading global provider for digital products and solutions, and one of the fastest-growing. Nagarro employs more than 19,000 people across offices in India, Romania, Germany, Turkey, China, the US, the Philippines, Austria, Mexico, the UAE, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the UK, and Singapore. Nagarro's clients include Fortune 500 companies and well-known ISVs.

Plaksha is a broad-based philanthropic effort to build, from scratch, one of the world's leading centers for technology education, research and innovation.

Allgeier SE is listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange and was, between 2010 and 2020, Nagarro’s parent company.

Inspired by the Swedish Vision Zero road safety initiative (also copied by New York City and others), we created the Haryana Vision Zero (HVZ) program as a collaboration between NASSCOM, WRI and the government of Haryana. Nagarro and Honda Moto Corp were the initial sponsors. Vision Zero aims to achieve the ideal of ZERO deaths in road accidents, holding that all such deaths are preventable. Human error cannot be held responsible, the responsibility must lie with the design of the system. HVZ involves road safety experts deployed one to each district, who work closely with police and transport/municipal/road authorities to reach the site of each fatal accident, identify the root cause, and make structural and systemic changes to eliminate that cause. HVZ has been credited with saving hundreds of lives and Haryana's efforts were praised even by the Supreme Court.

Raahgiri is a "car-free Sunday" movement that has taken India by storm. Dozens of cities have closed down part of the road network to motorized traffic so that people can walk, cycle or play on the roads.

NASSCOM is the association for Indian IT and ITES companies.

Proton was a PT Universe chain of business schools, providing world class but affordable management education to students all over India.

MNI focuses on business transformation through strategy consulting and M&A advice. With MNI, I have been involved in designing and implementing planning, process control and operations optimization strategies at many companies including Carrier Aircon, Coca Cola Foods, Janssen Pharmaceutica, Umicore and ICI Cables.

NetElixir delivers optimization of search engine marketing.

Predictix is a provider of retail software and software-related services. Predictix acquired SupplyChainge assets in 2007.

CFM is an innovative not-for-profit organization that helps disadvantaged communities help themselves by organizing markets and supply chains for their handicraft products. The organization has won grants and recognition from the World Bank, the Ford Foundation and many others. Please check out www.cfm.org and please let me know if you can assist them in their mission in any way.

SupplyChainge was the pioneering software company for supply chain optimization for fashion products, coining and popularizing the term "Lead Time Optimization"​ or LTO (perhaps better described as Flexible Supply Planning). The analytical LTO software took forecast accuracy improvement data and markup/markdown data into account while planning staging and hedging strategies for the supply chain. Early implementations were at the Gap (Gap Body) and New Balance. The company's assets were acquired by Predictix in 2007.

The company provided Quick Response apparel manufacturing out of Bangalore. Employing 250 people, the factory started by making NFL, MLB and other league outerwear for Starter Corporation, heavy on computerized embroidery. The company was encouraged by Prof. Ramachandran "Jai" Jaikumar of the Harvard Business School and had a buyback agreement with Starter Corp. My interest in this QR supply chain demonstration ended when Prof. Jaikumar passed away and, unrelatedly, Starter shut down its operations.