ARUN JAIN'S DIARY

I am taking next Business Impact AI – Purple Fabric Masterclass in Delhi on 13th August, Wednesday between 6.00 PM to 8.00 PM at Holiday Inn, Aerocity. I will be covering Human Intelligence vs Artificial Intelligence and how to reimagine customer, products, Operations and Risk using Design Thinking and First Principle Thinking.

I will also be connecting role of Enterprise knowledge – Explicit Knowledge, Implicit Knowledge and Tacit Knowledge using PF – Enterprise Knowledge Garden(EKG) and Enterprise Digital Experts(EDE).

I would like to have a good dialogue with System Integrators – How to enhance your business value Proposition using Purple Fabric, ISV – How to enhance power of embedded AI in your products, GCC – How to embed Digital Experts as API’s in your current business Applications and Enterprise Business managers and CDO – How to reimagine your business and create AI Native Managers within your enterprise using Purple Fabric.

Date: 13th August 2025, Wednesday

Time: 6pm to 8pm

 Followed by dinner & cocktails

Venue: Holiday Inn, Aerocity

Register Now: https://lnkd.in/gdnPXVnY

When you walk through a village in India, or through the corridors of a modern bank, you notice the same thing, a quiet gap between what is, and what could be. 

That gap has been my inspiration for the past forty years.

In this conversation with Sneha Jha at ETCIO, I shared what this journey has taught me, why intellectual property is not a product of ambition but of culture, why AI must walk hand-in-hand with human intelligence, why design matters more than technology, and why simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.

We spoke about how ideas born in silence – of Design Thinking, of First Principles, of Systems Thinking, have allowed us to build platforms like eMACH.ai and Purple Fabric that simplify financial systems, reduce waste, and augment human potential.

For me, innovation has never been about chasing the next big thing. It has always been about observing deeply, understanding unstated needs, and designing thoughtfully to serve them, whether for a customer, a bank, or a village.

If these ideas resonate with you, I invite you to listen to the full conversation here: https://lnkd.in/gyFegWdU 

As always, I look forward to hearing your thoughts, because it is in dialogue that new ideas emerge.

1. There is no Complexity. Complexity exist till the time you don’t know the subject.
2. There are 2 Dimensional problems or 3 Dimensional problems. If we solve all problems with linear lens the solutions becomes extremely chaotic and complex.