Finding Success Back in India, VR Helps Impaired, Blockchain

Richard Bradbury | Freda Liu | Arvindh Yuvaraj

21-Aug-17 13:00

Finding Success Back in India, VR Helps Impaired, Blockchain

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In today's Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Freda Liu, and Arvindh Yuvaraj talk about:

0:43 - Young Indian Engineer Leaves Silicon Valley To Find Success Back In India

6:27 - Samsung Gear Vr App Provides Help To The Visually Impaired

10:34 - 3 Ways Blockchain Technology Will Change How We Game

18:30 - Far Out: Vw Plans An Electric Hippie Bus

23:10 - Events

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Tags: blockchain, enterprise, biz bytes, VR, Help Visually Impaired, Indian engineer, India, Success, Hippie bus, VW, electrical

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