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Building Your Custom Connector on Google Data Studio
This is a technical post. Comfort with code — specifically JavaScript and Google App Scripts — is assumed.
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Reduction in Stamp Duty Rates
Stamp duty is an additional charge levied when purchasing a home in India. Depending on the state, it is payable at different stages of the transaction. Maharashtra requires upfront payment during the down payment phase, while Karnataka...
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6 Months of Lockdown
Six months in and the shifts are real. Not temporary adjustments — actual structural changes to how work, infrastructure, and daily life operate.
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Life and Opportunities Post COVID-19
Two months into the pandemic-related remote work transition, patterns are beginning to emerge. Some are positive. Some are not.
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Work from Home: The New Norm
As if taken from a zombiecalypse movie, the coronavirus outbreak has impacted the entire world in a significant way. Without meeting people, how does work get done?
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Working with Markdown and GitBook
When I transitioned to leading the tech team at Homeville, the challenge of managing documentation across multiple microservices became immediately apparent. Different repositories, different languages, different hosting environments...
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Data, Reporting and Doing What’s Right
Data is being used to showcase that value has been generated. To do this, the most beautiful reports are created. If you follow Avinash Kaushik and dislike data pukes, you would be aghast at some of the reports agencies in India dish out.
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Data the New Oil
Data and business analysis was until recently a support function — it needed business data to be useful, but the data itself was not the product. The analysis was. That has changed. Data is now being presented and sold as the main...
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Why You Need to Stop Tracking These 5 Metrics
Going digital grants brands access to substantial data volumes. That abundance often leads teams into an obsessive pursuit of metrics without questioning whether those metrics actually matter.
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Gold
I had recently been reading Shashi Tharoor’s An Era of Darkness: The British Empire in India when I came across the film Gold on Amazon Prime. The combination of timing and subject matter made it feel like required viewing.