Technology is often presented as the solution to complex operational problems, but technology by itself rarely changes an organization or city. Kanat Sultanbekov brings a perspective shaped by infrastructure, technology, urban development, and business operations, where the value of a technological solution depends on how effectively it works within the larger system around it. A… Continue reading Why Technology Alone Does Not Transform How Cities and Businesses Work
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