For business owners and leaders tasked with driving digital strategy, it is their perception of risk that is more impactful on success than anything else. Deciding to incorporate digital tools or infrastructure can be daunting because of the unknown it represents, but shying away from the process can be a far riskier path. 
By understanding the psychological barriers behind digital decision-making, industry stakeholders can and should encourage technology adoption in small and medium-sized businesses — in doing so, they will strengthen the backbone of the global economy.

The Psychological Barriers

Given the near-constant state of flux, it would be fair to assume that they might be more willing to embrace new processes or tools to get themselves back on track, adapt and thrive in an expanding digital economy.Instead, many still opt to maintain the status quo. A great number of businesses still grapple with the “hassle factor” — a key behavioural barrier that sees them struggle to convince themselves that investment is worth the effort or potential risk, particularly if they don’t boast unlimited budgets.

Understanding Resistance to Change: The Hassle Factor

Along with death and taxes, change is one of life’s constants. And just like those other two examples, it is something many humans fear. 
Theoretical models suggest this is due to the absence of control and a lack of understanding of what lies ahead. It’s simple, really. We are afraid of the unknown, which can cause us to make bad choices.

Why Leaders Resist Change

This uncertainty is common in the business world. Whether it’s a new tool, a new colleague, or shifts in the wider market, it’s natural to feel trepidation about the upcoming impact. 
It therefore stands to reason that no matter how much change someone has experienced, an unknown outcome is often the biggest barrier to action.

Uncertainty: The Main Barrier

There are several psychological factors — or mind traps — that business leaders fall into when making decisions about a digital strategy. These can vary depending on the size of the organization.“Group think” is one such trap and has the potential to be damaging. It can take hold when a leadership team remains introspective, without seeking insight from elsewhere in the company. Often it is the most cohesive teams that fall victim to this because there is no friction or difference of opinion to force new ideas.

Avoiding Mind Traps and Other Decision-Making Flaws

In smaller, agile organizations, the decision-making burden may rest on one employee or a very small group of them, making it easy to fall victim to cognitive errors. “All or nothing thinking”  means small business owners may view things in more binary terms – thinking something is either completely good or bad. This means that change from the original choice can be perceived as a negative.

Psychological Barriers: All Or Nothing Thinking

With so many hurdles to effective decision-making, it’s no wonder digital transformation is hard to get right. In addition, convincing budget holders to increase technology adoption is no easy task. 
But it can be done. Sometimes, rational explanations aren’t enough to get through to business leaders. Humans take time to change and so it takes a much longer-term approach to shift their mindset.

Overcoming Your Company’s Psychological Barriers

By applying the principles of nudge theory, it’s possible to persuade them. Many of these techniques play on core facets of human programming, such as the human fear of missing out. For example, comparing commercial progress or digital strategy with competitors can be an effective method to highlight the cost of inertia. It’s also important to make it clear that tech-driven strategy is the new standard. Instead of asking, “Do you want to adopt technology?” the question should be, “Which technology do you want to adopt?”

Thinking Past The Sale

Otherwise, we can prime business owners and leaders by sending them reminders (advertisements fall into this category) or asking them to imagine a scenario in which technology is or isn’t adopted. 
Appealing to the imagination in this way can be very effective — and can include prompting them to consider how decisions may impact loved ones or colleagues.

The Power Of Imagination

Of course, affecting change in business should be carried out entirely without manipulation. 
Whether you’re a government, tech vendor, or an industry body, there is a moral imperative that should govern efforts to influence tech adoption.

The Moral Angle

For business owners and leaders tasked with driving digital strategy, it is their perception of risk that is more impactful on success than anything else. Deciding to incorporate digital tools or infrastructure can be daunting because of the unknown it represents, but shying away from the process can be a far riskier path. 
By understanding the psychological barriers behind digital decision-making, industry stakeholders can and should encourage technology adoption in small and medium-sized businesses — in doing so, they will strengthen the backbone of the global economy.

The Bottom Line

Overcoming resistance starts with understanding the psychological barriers at play.

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Google Search ads are a good way to effectively reach the right audiences. You only need ad copy that is optimised for Google, however, it should be excellent.

Ad copy

Google processes 3.5 billion searches a day and continually maps out the web to connect you to the most suitable information. Running Google ads allows you to reach customers at the moment they want to discover a product or learn about a service. Google Search ads are text-driven, so you only have to focus on creating quality ad copy to get results.

How Google Ads work

Text ads need three parts:<ol><li>Headline text. The standard ad headline is 30 characters.</li><li>A display URL.</li><li>Description texts. The description text is no more than 90 characters.</li></ol> Your ad has to be short and to the point. You should narrow your value proposition down to a few words that have an immediate and effective impact.

Creating text for your Google ads

<ul><li>Consider how to highlight what makes you unique, such as free shipping or the variety you offer. </li><li>Empower customers to take action. Make it easy to purchase your products or services with calls to action like Order Now, Sign Up, or Get a Quote.</li><li>Include keywords to keep your ads relevant.</li></ul>

What to focus on when writing an ad

To start, make lists of everything valuable about your product or service. Rewrite each item in the least words possible and sting together a few value items.
Keep testing variations to determine which combinations get the lowest cost per click. This can be done using Google's responsive search ads.

How to assemble your ad copy

Ensure your landing page matches what you're advertising. Use the Google Search ads integration with the HubSpot CRM to optimize your targeting and drive high-quality leads. Use ad extensions to make ads easier to interact with:<ul><li>Lead form extensions help you generate leads by allowing people to submit their information. </li><li>Call extensions let you include a clickable phone number in your ad.</li><li>Price extensions show offers in detail so people can quickly find what they want.</li></ul>

Tips on creating great ad copy

Learn how to write the best ad copy and how To Use Google Ads with this kit: https://clickhubspot.com/oav The secret to getting the clicks is in the ad copy. But it's not just about writing good content, you need to create ad copy that captures your audience and makes them want to click on your ads. In this video, we’re going to teach you how to write ad copy optimized for Google and we even spoke to an expert at Google to get all the tips and tricks. 🖥 Digital Advertising 101 certification: https://clickhubspot.com/3sf 📔 Grow Your Career and Business with HubSpot Academy: https://clickhubspot.com/Popular-Courses 📔 Favorite Free Certification Courses: • Digital Marketing Certification: https://clickhubspot.com/od6 • Social Media Marketing Course: https://clickhubspot.com/Social-Media-Certification • SEO Training Course: https://clickhubspot.com/SEO-Training-Course • Inbound Course: https://clickhubspot.com/Inbound-Certification • Inbound Marketing Course: https://clickhubspot.com/Inbound-Marketing-Certification • Email Marketing Course: https://clickhubspot.com/Email-Marketing-Certification • Inbound Sales Course: https://clickhubspot.com/Inbound-Sales-Certification • Taking your Business Online Course: https://clickhubspot.com/Business-Online Video chapters: 0:00 intro 0:45 How Google ads work 2:30 Ad copy Step 1- Highlight what makes you unique 2:48 Ad copy Step 2 - Easy to purchase 3:02 Ad copy Step 3 - Keywords 4:15 Keyword match 5:09 How to create ad copy About HubSpot: HubSpot is a leading CRM platform that provides education, software, and support to help businesses grow better. The platform includes marketing, sales, service, and website management products that start free and scale to meet our customers’ needs at any stage of growth. Today, thousands of customers around the world use HubSpot’s powerful and easy-to-use tools and integrations to attract, engage, and delight customers. ⚠ Disclaimer: The videos on our YouTube channel are for informational purposes only, and are not intended as an endorsement for any of the products or services that we feature. #HubSpot #adcopy #googleads

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The secret to getting the clicks is in the ad copy. But it's not just about writing good content, you need to create ad copy that captures your audience and makes them want to click on your ads. In this video, we’re going to teach you how to write ad copy optimized for Google and we even spoke to an expert at Google to get all the tips and tricks.

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Courage is everything, it makes you take action. 

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Encoding is a way of translating between different formats. Like converting a Spanish recipe for cake into English.

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Encryption is a way of protecting data behind a secret. Like sealing a box of chocolate in a locked safe so your kids don’t find it.

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Hashing is a way of permanently converting from one recognizable thing to something uniform and simple. Like grinding a cow into a hamburger – you can always make a burger, but you can never put the cow back together again.

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Andrew Chen writes in his book, The Cold Start Problem: Using Network Effects to Scale Your Product, how companies like Google, Uber, Dropbox, and Tinder use network effects to break through the competition and reach viral growth.
Network effects describe how the value of a product or service depends on how many users engage with it. The more users engage, the more desirable it becomes.

How tech giants get so big

Many Silicon Valley startups have become so big because their products connect people. Products like Zoom, Dropbox, GitHub, even Microsoft Office are all different versions of this.
Network effects have been around for a long time. Theodore Veil, the chairman of aT&T, stated in 1905 that the phone is useless. Its only value lies in letting you connect with people. 
It means that you can build a product with all the right features, but if you don't build the network alongside it that lets people connect in the right way, if your coworker's don't use it, your product will not be successful.

The key is to connect people

If two companies both build a note-taking app for personal use, it is one product vs another. But if it's collaboration, whenever one company wins a user, they possibly win their whole sphere of influence as well.

Scaling a minimum viable community

Networks have different underlying structures. The growth of companies like Uber is bound by geography. They are very successful in San Francisco, but that does not help them to gain popularity in London. Companies like Airbnb have a global network effect. A B2B example would be Zoom vs Slack. Zoom is used across organizations, but Slack is within an organisation. Ask yourself what your network looks like. Then consider how many users you need to make the network valuable.

Understanding context

Design your network features thoughtfully. You need to understand what you think your network will look like first. Is it a local network? Or a network more like marketplace companies like eBay?  Decide on how many users you need before the network is valuable. Zoom might be useful with two or three people, Slack with five or ten people in a team. Something like Airbnb or Uber needs hundreds of network participants in a hyperlocal region to work.

Don’t copy-paste other people’s features into your products

Products powered by network effects often follow an S curve. When growth slows down, you will need to find a new product. The Cold Start Theory stages:<ol><li>The problem. How do you get a team to use your product and get excited?</li><li>The tipping point. To get momentum, figure out how to get one team excited about your product so that they spread it to others.</li><li>Escape velocity. Consider how to build your product to spread inside of a company automatically.</li><li>The ceiling. Growth eventually slows down, and you hit saturation.</li><li>The sustainable moat. When everyone has network effects, how will you compete?</li></ol>

Following the S curve

First, you have to figure out the new network product that drives the rest forward. Big companies can easily get millions of people to a product launch, even if it is a bad product. But they may discover that it won’t stick over time.  The solution is to get small groups of people excited about your product, then move from network to network.

Hitting the ceiling

How to get past the "cold start problem" of zero users and build the networks that make your product successful.

Software may be eating the world, but building and scaling products is still quite a challenge. So how do you get past the awkward “cold start problem” of zero users and build the networks that make your product thrive? Andrew Chen, partner at Andreessen Horowitz and author of The Cold Start Problem, joins Intercom Co-Founder and CSO Des Traynor to discuss.You can also listen to Andrew's previous outing on Inside Intercom here: https://www.intercom.com/blog/podcasts/andrew-chen-on-growth/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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The pandemic accelerated our virtual world of work. For many, in-person gatherings turned into video call-only meetings overnight. Tools and platforms like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Workplace from Facebook became mission-critical to collaborating with teammates and getting work done. 
Now, some companies like Meta (née Facebook) and Microsoft plan to create the platforms and tools for organizations to operate in a virtual workspace—for employees to go beyond two-dimensional Zoom calls and interact with colleagues in three-dimensions via an avatar in a virtual environment.

Enter The Metaverse

A virtual workspace is an online environment where employees communicate, collaborate, and/or work. Many are already familiar with two-dimensional virtual workspaces thanks to remote work. If not, think platforms like Zoom and Microsoft Teams. 
While three-dimensional virtual workspaces are less common, some companies are aiming to make them the next wave of how we work. What’s the difference? Instead of seeing coworkers on a video-call grid, employees in a three-dimensional workspace would join them (with an avatar) in a virtual office.

Defining A Virtual Workspace

Meta/Facebook is not the only gig in town. A number of companies have already made waves (i.e., investments) in building the metaverse. Gaming platform Roblox has shared its vision for a place where “people can come together within millions of 3D experiences to learn, work, play, create and socialize.”
Meanwhile, Epic Games (the company behind Fortnite) has raised $1 billion from investors to help with its plans for building the metaverse. Companies like Microsoft and chipmaker Nvidia have also expressed intent to build the metaverse.

A Host of Companies In The Metaverse

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<li>More immersive and real-time than a video conference call</li>
<li>People feel engaged and more present in the metaverse</li>
<li>Prone to glitches and outages.</li>
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The Pros And Cons Of Metaverse

Diversifying the tools your organization uses in a virtual workspace would help mitigate a problem like this from happening again. But there are other implications for a virtual world of work—especially with Facebook at the helm. 
Facebook trying to lead the way into a virtual world could require even more personal data and offer greater potential for abuse and misinformation when it hasn’t fixed those problems in its current platforms.

Beware Of Tech Giants Wanting User Info

With Facebook’s recent announcement that it’s all-in on the metaverse, it might only be a matter of time before virtual reality technologies go mainstream and play a greater role in our work life.

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Machine Learning (ML) is an integral part of Data Science (DS), that helps computers learn from data. This process of learning from data through machine learning techniques contributes to Artificial Intelligence (AI).Here is a quick overview and simplified steps for developing AI Models.

A Guide to Artificial Intelligence Model Development

<ol><li>Identification of Business Case</li><li>Collection of Data</li><li>Preparation of Data</li><li>Building the Model</li><li>Testing the Model</li><li>Validate the Model</li><li>Deploy the Model</li><li>Govern the Model</li></ol>

Steps Involved in AI Model Development

Ask the right questions.<ul><li>What results are you expecting from the process?</li><li>What processes are being used ?</li><li>What are the KPI's that can help track success?</li><li>What resources are required?</li><li>How do you break down the problem?</li></ul>Based on your answers, you will fall under one of the categories:<ol><li>Classification - helps categorize something into type-a/type-b/multi-type</li><li>Regression - helps predict a definite number of defined parameters. Eg: Covid-19 Projections, Holiday Seasons Sales Projections, etc.</li><li>Recommendation - analyze past data and identify patterns. Eg: video recommendations, target sales ads, etc.</li></ol>

1. Identification of Business  Case

ML Models are only as accurate as the data fed to them.Important to identify the right set & format of data to ensure accuracy & relevance of the model.Ask relevant questions:<ul><li>Data required to solve the problem. Eg. Customer data, Inventory</li><li>Quantity of the data we have, and required</li><li>Collection & Storage Mechanism</li><li>Training Methods & Data Pipelines</li></ul>Common formats of data are<ol><li>Structured - fixed rows & columns. Eg. Inventory, sales</li><li>Unstructured - like variable texts, images, videos</li><li>Static - historical - sales & call history</li><li>Streaming - continuous, real time - web site traffic</li></ol>

2. Collection of Data

It is critical, though time consuming to clean the available data and transforming it into required formats. Involves segmentation of  data sets into training, testing and validation.<ul><li>Process the available data</li><li>Clean the data set for erroneous and Irrelevant data</li><li>Transform the data into required format</li><li>Enhance and augment the dataset if applicable</li></ul>

3. Preparation of Data

<ul><li>Define the features of the model. </li><li>Use the same features for both Training and Testing the model</li><li>Collaborate closely with Subject Matter Experts </li><li>Be wary of "Curse of Dimensionality" - do not use unnecessary and irrelevant features that reduces the model accuracy</li><li>Choose suitable Algorithms</li><li>Consider Model interpretability - Predictions and Decisions should be clearly explainable</li></ul>For Improving Results:<ul><li>Tune the hyperparameters or algorithm parameters like no. of trees of Random Forest or no. of layers in a Neural Network</li><li>Use pre-trained models, reuse them to build new models</li><li>Version each iteration</li></ul>

4. Building the Model

Primary objective of Model Testing is to improve results and minimize changes in model behavior post-deployment in real world.Carry out multiple experiments using Training, Validation and Testing Datasets.If model performs poorly on Training data improve the model by <ul><li>selecting a better algorithm, </li><li>increasing quality of data, or</li><li>feeding more data</li></ul>If model performs poorly on Testing data - there might be overfitting, i.e. too closely fit with limited no. of data points. Then, add more data to the model.

5. Testing the Model

After testing the model with different datasets, validate the model performance using the business parameters defined in step 1.Analyze if KPI's and Business Objectives of the model are achieved. If not, consider changing the model, or improving the quality and quantity of the data.

6. Validate the Model

After successful validation against all defined parameters, deploy the model onto planned infrastructure - cloud, edge, or on-premises environment.Before deployment, consider the following<ul><li>plan to continuously measure and monitor the model performance</li><li>define a baseline to measure future iterations of the model</li><li>keep iterating the model to improve model performance with changing data</li></ul>

7. Deploy the Model

When a model is deployed in real-world, the data fed to it is dynamic.There can also be changes in technology, business goals or drastic real world changes like the pandemic. It is crucial to analyze how these changes affect the model, so you can reiterate.Consider monitoring the model for:<ul><li>deviations  from the pre-defined accuracy of the model</li><li>irregular decisions or predictions</li><li>drifts in the data affecting the model performance</li></ul>Continuously keep iterating the model to keep up with the changes in data, technology and business.

8. Govern the Model

AI models need time to be developed.A smooth and successful model development involves a combined effort from data engineers, data scientists, ML engineers and DevOps engineers.Proper resource allocation, project planning and management is crucial to meet the business goals and objectives.

Further Considerations

The terminologies might change, the technologies might evolve, but this is the future. And that Future is already here! 

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3. Maharishi Bhardwaj 

<a href="https://12monthview.com/shivkar-bapuji-talpade/">Maharishi Bharadwaj </a>was one of our ancient great scientists. His life was simple. Maharishi Bharadwaj got the privilege of meeting Shri Ram twice in Tretayuga. Once in the exile period of Shri Ram and for the second time Shri Ram had met on his return to Ayodhya from Sri Lanka. It is mentioned in Maharishi Valmiki’s book Ramayana and Tulsi Das’s Ram Charit Manas. His ashram was a short distance away from Prayagraj Sangam, which is still there today..

His Meetings With Shree Ram

The names of the children (progeny) of Maharishi Bharadwaj are Drona , Garga, Ilavida, Katyani, Shruvati. Maharishi Bharadwaj had two daughters. Maharishi Bharadwaj composed more books, among them Yatra Sarvastra and Vimana Shastra, Grammar, Ayurveda, Dhanurveda Arthashastra, Political Science and Purana.

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Even today the discussion of <a href="https://12monthview.com/shivkar-bapuji-talpade/">Vimana Shastra </a>takes place among us. Charak Rishi has called Maharishi Bharadwaj as one of infinite age. He composed the <a href="https://12monthview.com/shivkar-bapuji-talpade/">Vimana Shastra </a>before 600 Era. In this, passenger aircraft, fighter aircraft and space satellites (aircraft flying in the second planet) have also been mentioned. The first book on Vimana Shastra is the name of Maharishi Bharadwaj, which is more than 1500 years old.

VIMANA SHASTRA

Some interesting things have been written in this book which has been told by <a href="https://voices.shortpedia.com/karan-kapoor/shivkar-bapuji-talpade-first-aircraft-inventor/?amp">Shivkar Bapuji Talpade</a> that 8 chapters are written in it and it has 100 volumes in which the detail of making the aircraft is described. Maharishi Bharadwaj has written 500 principles of aircraft making. And in this book there are 32 meathod to make vimana i.e. 1 vimana can become 1 method, 2 vimana 2 meathod such that 500 vimana can become 32 mathod se. Vimana Shastra has 3000 verses, 100 sections and 8 chapters.

Shivkar Bapuji Talpade

Vaimanik Shastra is a part of Bharadwaj’s Yantra Sarvasva. It is also known as Brihadvimana Shastra. Vaimanika Shastra explains in detail about aeronautics, including how to use them for aircraft design and applications. The knowledge of aeronautics is described in Sanskrit in 100 volumes, eight chapters, 500 principles and 3000 verses. The great sage Bharadwaja explained the construction of the aircraft and how to fly it in the air, on land, over water and using a single aircraft like a sub-sea.

YATRA SARVASTRA (Brihadvimana Shastra)

He also described the construction of warplanes and fighter planes. Vaimanika Shastra explains the metals and alloys and other essential materials to make an aircraft indestructible in any condition. Along with the treatise are pictures of three types of airplanes – “Sundar”, “Shukna” and “Rukma”. The vimanas are classified into three types – Mantrika, Tantrik and Krutaka, corresponding to different eras or eras. The aircraft used in Kali Yuga, the running Yuga is called Krutakaviman, which is flown with engine power.

SUNDAR, SHUKNA, RUKMA

Bhardwaj says that there are thirty-two secrets of aeronautical science. Some of these are astonishing and some point ahead of our time. For example the mystery of the “Para Shabd Griha”, i.e. a cabin for listening to conversations in another aircraft, is explained by a detailed description of an electrically working sound-receiver that did the trick. The construction of different types of equipment and putting them together to make an aircraft is also described.

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