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We don’t have to wait till 2030 to see the effects of water shortage. In the last couple of years between Cape Town in 2018 and Chennai in 2019 we have come close to experiencing what this world feels like as water begins to dry up and we can assure you this is not a life you want. Why wait for Day Zero to give us a wakeup call? Let’s talk about what we can do fix it.
Propelled by the exit of TikTok, access to cheap mobile data powered by Jio, and the availability of budget smartphones has created an ever-expanding whitespace of these ‘Bharat’ users. This has resulted in a fascinating battle of video content being fought between upstarts and new offerings by incumbent Indian media / digital content companies. Instead of trying to predict a winner, we’re going to unbundle what it takes to build a brilliant company in the short-form video app space.
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fruit at the touch of a button! 🍎 very cool @WayCoolFoods WayCoolFoods/status/1331212170823036929">https://t.co/uyyzz0n8x1
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Unlike the pure #tech sectors, water isn’t as exciting as a sector. But, it remains a sector that today lacks the u… https://t.co/yvSZ77Crus
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Incumbents in the #waterpurifier industry still operate in a traditional model with little or no use of technology.… https://t.co/iBnenp2RNp
Electric #waterpurifier are highly under-penetrated in India, only 8.7% of households in India have access to it.… https://t.co/j6cvLI2Th6
Given the various inefficiencies that exist in India there is an opportunity for businesses to address customer needs through a range from pure tech models to tech enabled models where they own the creation of the product but use technology in aspects of either production, distribution or customer acquisition.
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