Pallavi's Insights
Perspectives from technology transformation, AI, leadership and building products that solve real problems.
Technology & Transformation
Lessons from 20+ years of leading technology change and digital operating models.
AI & the Human Future
Thoughts on AI, leadership, responsible innovation and the future of work.
Building What Matters
Lessons from entrepreneurship, product building and the journey behind MySENn.
Technology Transformation Doesn’t Fail Because of Technology
What 20+ years of leading transformation has taught me about the human side of change.
I’ve spent much of my career around transformation programmes. New platforms. Cloud migrations. Agile ways of working. And one thing has become increasingly clear: the technology is rarely the hardest part. What we cannot buy is belief.
AI Doesn’t Need More Leaders. It Needs Better Leadership.
Why the AI conversation needs to move beyond tools, productivity and fear.
There is a lot of excitement around AI right now, and a lot of noise. But after years of leading technology change, I find myself asking: What kind of organisation are we trying to become with AI?
The Best Technology Starts With a Problem, Not a Product
What building MySENn has taught me about creating technology that matters.
When you are building something yourself, there is nowhere to hide behind a roadmap or a requirements document. You have to start with a simple question: What problem are we actually trying to solve?
You Don’t Have to Wait to Feel Ready
Something I wish more women in technology were told earlier.
For a long time, I thought confidence came before opportunity. I’ve learned that often it works the other way around. You take the opportunity, learn, recover, and become better.
When AI Does More, What Should Humans Do?
The question I think leaders should be asking now.
If AI can analyse faster, perhaps humans should spend more time interpreting. If AI can generate content, perhaps humans should spend more time creating meaning. The opportunity is redesigning work itself.