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Richard Sear

university of surrey
As seen in: Nature, PLOS ONE, PNAS, Physical Review B, AIP Publishing, Frost & Sullivan, Everest Group
I am an academic and computational physicist at the Physics Department at the University of Surrey.
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Why R&D execution is becoming a human discipline again

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By Richard Sear
| Everest Group
Why R&D execution is becoming a human discipline again For a moment, let’s take a mini break from Artificial Intelligence (AI). I know how that sounds given how obvious it is as a focus area, but almost every Research & Development (R&D) leader I speak with is still facing a human opportunity, and frankly I don’t think we are talking about it enough. The technology available to R&D and innovation teams is improving quickly.
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Post-quantum Cryptography (PQC) readiness in BFSI: why the migration clock has already started

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By Richard Sear, Ronak Doshi, Abhimanyu Awasthi
| Everest Group
Current state of cryptography in BFSI Banks, insurers, and capital markets enterprises have been using cryptography for a long time across every important part of their business. It protects everything from mobile payments to complex trading platforms and third-party connections.
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Why R&D investment allocation is broken and how to fix it (and no, it isn’t AI)

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By Richard Sear
| Everest Group
Every year, a similar ritual plays out in organizations around the world. Research and Development (R&D) leaders spend weeks preparing business cases, defending last year’s programs, and negotiating incremental budget increases, almost as a routine.
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