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The Anatomy Of An Investment-Grade Watch In 2026

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By KRITI SHARMA
| Robb Report India
AI generated summary, newsroom reviewed The strangest thing about an investment-grade watch is that nobody serious seems entirely comfortable calling it one. It is not a bond, not a fund, not a financial instrument. It carries service costs, condition risks, authentication questions and the inconvenience of being scratched by a door handle. At the upper reaches of collecting, price is memory, scholarship, access, condition, authorship and mythology, all compressed into 40 millimetres or less.
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Foundations for an AI-forward healthcare organization

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By Ramiz Bozai, Sailesh Kadam, KRITI SHARMA
| Databricks
The challenge for healthcare executives adopting AI is the noise when trying to advance an initiative. Between an inbox full of vendor pitches, competitors’ announcements, and strategic deadlines, figuring out where to start is a hurdle in and of itself. Successful deployment of an AI strategy was never about being first. Many early adopters are now untangling technical debt and ungoverned pilots that a deliberate start would have avoided.
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Can We Code Our Way Out Of The Industrial Talent Crisis?

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By KRITI SHARMA
| Forbes Verified
Kriti Sharma is CEO of IFS Nexus Black, which deploys AI-powered products in manufacturing, field service, energy, aerospace, and defence. The industrial world is facing its toughest talent transition in generations. Across factories, utilities and supply chains, experienced engineers and operators are retiring, taking with them decades of tacit knowledge.
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