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1. Whats-trending-on-jan-2017 (DevOps . Design . Cloud . Innovation . Tech Trends) - elink.io/9a139 

 2. 2017 - Technology Predictions (Gartner . PwC . Deloitte . Forrester . ThoughtWorks. Frog Design) - elink.io/922bd 

 3. Security Predictions & Trends 2017 (Gartner . McAfee . Symantec) - elink.io/9bf6a 

 4. Whats happening now Feb'17 1st edition! (Prototyping . 5G . Global Risks . Blockchain . AI) - elink.io/92258 

5. Whats happening now Feb'17 2nd edition! (Selling . AI . Strategy . Innovation . Customer Service . Cognitive) - elink.io/945f0  

 6. Whats trending now Mar'2017 edition! (AI . Business . IoT . Support Functions . Digital) - elink.io/9d509 

 7. Whats trending now Mar'2017 2nd edition! (Network Effects . Technology . Great Teams . Free IoT & Security Books . Culture . Analytics . AI . SXSW 2017) - https://elink.io/9c948 

 8. Lean Startup & Design Series - https://elink.io/p/lean-startup-design-series 

 9. DevOps Exclusive (Confessions from foremost authorities and linchpins on DevOps) - https://elink.io/p/devops-exclusive 

 10. Whats trending now Apr'2017 - (Why tech firms fail | New World (Dis)Order | Why GE, IBM, McK investing in Designers) - https://elink.io/p/whats-trending-now-apr-17

 11. Whats trending now Apr'2017 edi.2 - (Business Agility . Just Culture . Focus of Futurists . Future of CX . DLOQ . Digital Marketing . Mobile is eating the world) - https://elink.io/p/whats-trending-now-apr-17-931d0

 12. Whats trending now May'2017 edi.1 -  (AI delivers mass personalization . The firm of the future . Gartner CEO survey . Accenture Tech Trends 2017 . Evolution of UI/UX) - https://elink.io/p/whats-trending-now-may-17-e-1

 13. Whats trending now may'17 e.2 -(Millennial Survey 2017 . GICs in India . Algorithms to solve everyday problems . Customer Experience 'All or Nothing' . Creating a Future Workforce) -  https://elink.io/p/whats-trending-now 

 14. Culture at Google . a16z . Toyota & GM . R Westrum Model - https://elink.io/p/culture-9db3d 

 15. Whats trending now Jul'17 edition -  Cloud . ML . Mobile Consumer . Techologists . Two Speed IT . Analytics IQ. GICs in India . Culture . Global Innovation Index 2017 . Make Change Happen - https://elink.io/p/whats-trending-now-jul-17-edition 

 16. Whats trending now Aug'17 edi.1 - 2 Pizza Sized Teams . Future of Feedback . Measure the Quality of your Product . Seismic Shift - https://sway.com/aSQjxh0rKzsG0bZj 

 17. Whats trending now Sep'17 & Oct'17 - The Future of Feedback . Culture Designer 101 . Courageous Executives . Dot Voting . Lost Art of Thinking in Large Orgs . Scaling Bimodal . Creativity @ Google & IDEO . Tame Corners of Innovation - https://elink.io/p/whats-trending-now-sep-17 

 18. Tech Trends 2018 - Forrester . Deloitte . Frost & Sullivan . IDC . Gartner . ThoughtWorks . Future Today Institute - https://elink.io/p/tech-trends-2018



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