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When AI finally fixed healthcare’s money problem
An Indian engineering team just raised $25 million to deploy AI agents across America’s healthcare system. SPRY Health, founded by former Ola CTO Brij Bhuptani and Riyaz Rehman, has built autonomous billing agents that achieve 90% first-submission claim acceptance – outperforming human processors stuck at 70-75% industry standard.
India’s $100B Domestic Software Opportunity: Why the Next Decade Demands a New Revolution
The Untapped Goldmine in India’s Backyard India’s tech story has long been synonymous with global outsourcing—but a seismic shift is underway. While the world applauds India’s IT services prowess, a quieter, domestic revolution is brewing. Today, India’s USD 20 billion domestic software market is dominated by multinational players. Yet, as this groundbreaking report reveals, this […]
Pay it FWD: Anirudh Gopinath doesn’t stop
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Pay it FWD: Suren misses nothing
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Pay it FWD: The unassuming generosity of Shashank Kumar
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When AI finally fixed healthcare’s money problem
An Indian engineering team just raised $25 million to deploy AI agents across America’s healthcare system. SPRY Health, founded by former Ola CTO Brij Bhuptani and Riyaz Rehman, has built autonomous billing agents that achieve 90% first-submission claim acceptance – outperforming human processors stuck at 70-75% industry standard.