Devika Bhalla (@BhallaDevika) profile picture

Product Strategy @ServiceNow | Play like a champion, no excuses!

New York, USA
Joined June 2013
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An engaging session was held “Role of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare for Underserved Communities” at @IndiainNewYork with Wheels Global Foundation @WHEELSGF which brought together experts and innovators from India and the U.S. to explore how AI can make healthcare more accessible and equitable ➡️Dr. Ritu Khurana, Physician and Author on AI Ethics and Privacy, introduced the theme and highlighted how technology, when used responsibly, can transform outcomes for underserved populations. ➡️Dr. Chris Dickey, Director, @nyuniversity School of Global Public Health, spoke about the applications of AI in strengthening public health systems. ➡️Ms. Devika Bhalla from @ServiceNow discussed how enterprise technology and digital infrastructure can play a pivotal role in expanding healthcare reach. The session concluded with a dynamic panel discussion moderated by Dr. Khurana, featuring Dr. Parag Mehta (Chief Medical Officer, NY Methodist Hospital), Dr. Raj Shah (Chair, Health Council, WHEELS Global Foundation), Mr. Eric Cruzen (SVP & Chief Data & Informatics Officer, @NorthwellHealth ), and Mr. Muthu Krishnan (Founder & CEO, @kencorhealthinc ). The panel emphasized the need for collaborative innovation, data ethics, and AI-driven solutions tailored for real-world healthcare challenges. #AIinHealthcare #Innovation #WHEELSFoundation #HealthcareForAll #USIndiaPartnership #3T @pmoindia @narendramodi @vidurmahajan1 @BhallaDevika @ParagMehta6 @MEAIndia @IndianDiplomacy @IndianEmbassyUS @binaysrikant76
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one thing that most AI hypers don’t appreciate is just how slowly most of the world changes most workloads at big banks still are 80%+ on-prem, despite the cloud existing for 16+ years true AI-everywhere adoption will take decades, despite how mind-blowing the tech is
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Water before coffee. Weights before cardio. Reading before social media. Simple habits that can make a ton of difference.
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What is the new normal for public SaaS valuations? Only 17 public SaaS companies trade >10x ARR. @MeritechCapital analyzed the financial + operating metrics of these 17 companies to show what it takes to be a member of The 10x ARR Club in 2023. meritechcapital.com/blog/the…
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1/ You've surely read Bezos last Annual Letter as CEO (tho he stays as Exec Chair) Two passages are amazing. *On ENTROPY* (tho he doesn't use the word) invoking Richard Dawkins brilliant description of the ENERGY required to stave off equilibrium - as allegory for being UNIQUE
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Congratulations @LatikaBhalla1 for being conferred Baba Saheb Ambedkar National Women Excellence Award, 2021 by Ministry of Minority Affairs @Minority_GoI
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This whole #SPAC craze reminds me a lot of the packaging of private label mortgages in the mid-2000s and leveraged loans more recently. The #derivative asset machine on Wall Street always finds a way...
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One of the incredible developments in the cloud in 2020 has been the rapid growth of Microsoft's Azure & Google's GCP fueled by partnerships with developer ecosystems & enterprise software startups. Years of antagonistic behavior by AWS created a dramatic opening for competition.
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Standing on the cusp of 2021, life can be exhausting. No matter where we look on social media, we will find people who seem wealthier, luckier, prettier, healthier, more popular, smarter, happier than us. As highly ambitious people, what are we to do? A solution to consider👇🏾
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Great listen @toddmckinnon talking about @okta early days including architecture & gtm 1) Made early decision to go top down because product solved overall org need 2) Focused on narrow use case, SSO for employees, nice UI w/ no maintenance downtime podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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A little Christmas 🎁 or 🪨 in your stocking is this podcast I did with Brandon on all things enterprise software. We cover: - Distribution - Top down vs bottoms up biz models - End user workflows and much more Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! 👇🏾
[PODCAST] This week's guest is Shomik Ghosh (@shomikghosh21)! We follow Shomik as he details his Framework for Evaluating Enterprise Software Companies, including: - Cost structures - Myths about ES investing - Where Shomik's Investing in ES space macro-ops.com/shomik-ghosh-a…
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Three ways that companies democratize access to a product or service: 1. make something that was previously paid now free. 2. make something expensive cheaper. 3. make something hard to use much more convenient. 𝙣𝙚𝙭𝙩 𝙗𝙞𝙜 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙜 issue #22: nbt.substack.com/p/democrati…
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"If successful, this ecosystem would link payments, banking, identity and commerce credentials to a funding source that does something no other FinTech or Big Tech ecosystem has been able to do at scale... 1/2 pymnts.com/news/payments-inn…
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Apple event be like - we also use ‘Computational X’. Saying ML seems so 2019
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I did some analysis on ~1000 paying $WORK customers. Do engineers prefer Slack over Teams? Is it only scrappy startups/SMBs that use Slack? Using data from Slack customer lists + job openings from those companies, here are some interesting insights I found. 👇
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1/ An ongoing thread about all the interesting announcements I am hearing from @nvidia this week...
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In 2008 Facebook’s user growth hit a wall at 80M and we were having serious debates about whether any social network could ever reach 100M users. 2 years later we had doubled our user base and not long after that we reached 1B users. Here’s how we did it:
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