About Us

Who We Are
We are a diverse group of businessmen, technocrats and academicians driven by a vision to find solutions harnessing multiple emerging technologies to create value for businesses and our communities in an environmentally friendly & socially responsible way.
We are standing at the edge of an unparalleled technological transformation. A convergence of global trends over the last 20 years, including the boom in global data traffic, online users, connected objects, and access to cloud computing has laid the groundwork for the digital era. The impact to business innovation & communities and the transformative effect of a combination of emerging technologies is far more profound than what a single technology can provide alone — we call this the "Exponential Effect" of emerging technologies.

Our Mantra
One of the biggest things in our minds is making sure we give our people the right talent and the right skill sets to help them be successful in the future. The current work environment requires flexibility, new skills and new ways of working. Technology continues to drive how and where people work, making upskilling more than a business differentiator – it’s a necessity. Upskilling our business, clients and communities means providing people with the knowledge, skills and tools they need to adapt to the digital future. At Exponential Factors, this goes beyond just driving business value. We’re giving our people opportunities to apply their skills beyond the workplace, helping build a more diverse, tech-skilled workforce, and creating ground-breaking digital solutions for our clients and our communities.
As technologies mature, the emerging technology terrain changes, moving from few market solutions and scattered use cases to industrialized products with proven use cases. Our reference frame is the Exponential Technology Grid.

It helps answer several critical questions:
  1. What is the level of maturity of the technology in question?
  2. Who else has adopted it, and how?
  3. What are the success stories? What was learned from failures?
  4. What could be the impact to our business?
  5. Can and should we adopt these technologies?
Answering these questions helps us assess the practicality of adopting & harnessing these emerging technologies for business’ our communities and upskilling our workforce.