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Some Weeks Stay Forever — A Global Leap at London Tech Week 2025

Author : Praveen Nair, Founder & Managing Director – Xcubated Business Solutions

London didn’t just host a tech week — it created a platform where bold ideas, collaborative minds, and global ambitions converged.

Xcubated Business Solutions (XBS) had the opportunity to be part of this global exchange as a participating company at London Tech Week 2025 — marking a significant step in our international journey.

Our presence, led by our Founder & CEO Mr. Praveen Nair, was not just about attendance, but about active participation in conversations that shaped the future — from emerging technologies and AI governance to go-to-market strategies and cross-border innovation.

Every room we entered reminded us of one thing: the future of tech is not confined by geography. It’s shaped by global cooperation, open ecosystems, and a shared drive to solve real-world problems.

London's tech community wasn’t just vibrant — it was welcoming. It offered insight, inspiration, and a challenge to think bigger, scale smarter, and connect wider.

Representing the spirit of Indian tech, XBS walked away with strengthened partnerships, new collaborations in the pipeline, and a deeper understanding of how innovation travels across borders when backed by purpose.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to: Department for Business and Trade, Grant Thornton UK , Sijoy Thomas, London & Partners, Davenport Solicitors, UK Advisory Services, Barclays, and Imperial College London — your platforms created room for growth, and your vision opened doors for emerging companies like ours.

This is not just a memory — it’s momentum. Not just a milestone — but a marker of what’s next.

To all founders and growing teams: Build with vision. Build with scale. Because the world is open — and listening.

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  July 2025

Post COVID-19 Businesses & The “New Normal”

Author : Praveen Nair, Founder & Managing Director – Xcubated Business Solutions

COVID-19 has hit us, and it has exponentially grown across borders becoming a global humanitarian challenge. While governments and various organizations strive hard to bring in awareness amongst citizens and control the outbreak, it has caused major havoc in the present business eco-system and potentially may have very long-lasting effects in the global economy.

From an end consumer point of view, in our practical lives, in general, there is a major shift in the way we way consume the basic needs, what we spend our money on, how we transact, how we interact, how we work, our priorities in life and many other aspects.

This Point of View (PoV) addresses the following key questions. How will the businesses and associated eco-system be impacted? How will businesses ensure sustainability in the long run? Which business areas will see increased potential for survival and growth?

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  May 2020