Member Since January 2019
About
Evan Luthra has that rare and coveted ability to turn original ideas into businesses that are both innovative and profitable. At 23 years-old, he has an already impressive resume and career history. He started his journey as a serial entrepreneur as an adolescent and was bitten by the "digital bug" early and often. This forward thinking, technology-minded entrepreneur embarked on his first digital endeavor at just twelve years old by curating technology-related news, and he garnered a 250,000 readers in doing so. Evan has extensive knowledge and experience in mobile apps and his company, EL Group International has developed and delivered mobile apps for major Fortune 500 companies. Evan's strategy follows a simple, but proven formula: conceptualize, innovate, execute. More recently Evan is involved in the Blockchain industry working with and investing in leading companies such as Hygh.tech, CoinPublish.com, Locktrip.com, Hashgraph.com and has been regarded as a Blockchain expert and pioneer by the worlds leading organizations and publications. He has also received a honorary Ph.D in Blockchain for the impact he has made in the industry. He is a featured speaker at different universities and conferences around the globe; he speaks about Mobile Apps, Entrepreneurship and trending tech topics, to huge audiences and has spoken for Tedx, United Nations, Google, Nielsen and has done guest lectures at Delhi University, Washington State University, San Francisco State University and more. Evan is an accredited Angel Investor and invests in a variety of products and businesses. From being the first investor over snapchat , to an early investor in Eaze.com (Fastest growing on-demand Tech company in 2016) and Wheelys Cafe (Top 15 company to watch out in 2017 by INC) to most recently investing in the seed round of Hashgraph.com (The billion dollar Crypto Currency). In Dr. Luthra's own words: “The Best way to predict the future is to build it”
Dr. Evan Singh Luthra
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The way we do common things, such as connecting, communicating, playing, working and living, have all been transformed by technology.
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Since technology has given us the wonder of social media, we just have to look toward technology to protect us from the threat of privacy exposure.
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Dec 18, 2019
Tech teams are collections of specialists -- professionals that do specific tasks exceptionally well. While some tech leaders tend to micromanage their teams, the most effective way of operating a tech department is to assign tasks to professionals best suited for them. That's where the art of delegation comes in. Professionals who lead tech teams need to be aware both of the competency of the team and the skill of each member to delegate appropriately. To this end, tech leaders should learn how to delegate early in their career. Below, 15 members of Forbes Technology Council look at some of the best methods tech leaders should embrace in order to start delegating effectively.
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No matter how skilled the programmers in an organization are, there will always be issues and bugs that coders need to deal with. Many businesses already have their own methods of bug tracking and fixing. However, industry-standard practices can get pretty convoluted, and professional organizations usually need several systems in place to make the mess intelligible. Creating a solid record identifying problems and updating it as fixes occur is a pretty reliable way of tracking issues and if anyone repaired them. Fifteen professionals from Forbes Technology Council delve into other methods that businesses can implement to keep track of code issues and ensure none of them slip through the cracks and go unsolved.
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What is the meaning of blockchain 5.0, and what are its business applications?
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Oct 14, 2019
One aspect of the human experience still ripe for technology-driven innovation? Nightlife.
