As technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), nano-powered fabrication, and second-skin diagnostics converge, they are set to redefine the landscape of innovation, diagnosis, and production. This convergence represents more than just the merging of advanced tools; it signals the emergence of entirely new business models and revenue streams that were once beyond reach. By understanding and embracing these technological intersections, industries stand on the brink of transformative growth, poised to lead in an increasingly competitive landscape.
Frost & Sullivan’s recent TechVision webinar delved into the fascinating realm of ‘Business Impact of Technology Convergence in 2025-2026; Which Technological Combinations Will Drive Multi-Billion Dollar Growth?‘ This engaging discussion explored competitive strategies, technology differentiators, growth opportunities, and best practices in technology impact to help industry incumbents optimize and scale their services.
Here, the following growth experts collaborated to share their views on disruptive technologies in the TechVision ecosystem: Ankit A. Shukla, Vice President – TechVision at Frost & Sullivan; Vandana Iyer, Research Director – TechVision at Frost & Sullivan; Dr. Sudeep Basu, Global Head of Technology Advisory – TechVision at Frost & Sullivan; and Benoit Butruille, Advisory Director – TechVision at Frost & Sullivan.
Gain valuable perspectives from these experts by clicking here to access the recorded session of this think tank.
- Harnessing Growth through Technology Convergence: The convergence of disruptive technologies is set to drive growth across various industries by enabling the creation of new business models, products, and revenue streams. This trend underscores the importance of harnessing technology convergence to gain a competitive edge in the evolving landscape. – How will your organization integrate emerging technologies into its growth strategy to unlock new opportunities?
- Exploring Convergent Scenarios for Innovation: Exploring beyond immediate areas of focus to identify and leverage convergent technology scenarios can uncover hidden synergies and drive innovation. This approach enables organizations to discover opportunities that are not yet visible to other industry participants. – How is your team broadening its focus to identify and capitalize on convergent technology scenarios that can drive future innovation?
- Utilizing the BEETS Framework for Industry Transformation: The BEETS (Business models, Economic, Environmental, Tech, and Social trends) framework provides a comprehensive approach to understanding and responding to industry shifts. By analyzing these interconnected trends, organizations can effectively navigate the complexities of a rapidly changing environment. – How will your organization apply the BEETS framework to anticipate and respond to industry transformations?
- Leveraging Digital Biomarkers for Early Detection: Digital biomarkers are emerging as crucial tools for the early detection of neurological and psychological conditions. By analyzing factors like sleep patterns, facial expressions, and autonomic dysfunction, these biomarkers offer insights that can lead to timely interventions. – What strategies is your organization employing to integrate digital biomarkers into your healthcare solutions for better early detection and management of neurological conditions?
- Driving Innovation in Battery Fabrication with Nano-Powered Technologies: The future of energy storage is being shaped by nano-powered fabrication, which combines advanced materials and AI to create more efficient and sustainable batteries. This technology is crucial for meeting the growing energy demands of modern society, from electric vehicles to renewable energy storage. – How is your organization planning to leverage nano-powered fabrication technologies to drive innovation in battery production?
- Pioneering the Future of Neurological Care: The integration of technologies like AI, second skin diagnostics, and digital biomarkers is set to redefine neurological care. From early diagnosis to continuous monitoring and personalized treatment, these innovations are addressing critical challenges in the field. – What role will your organization play in advancing the convergence of these technologies to pioneer the future of neurological care?
- Capitalizing on Near-Term Technological Potential: Identifying and leveraging top technologies with near-term commercial potential is essential for businesses aiming to innovate and invest wisely. This approach offers a strategic advantage in capitalizing on emerging trends and staying ahead of the competition. – How will your organization incorporate insights from top technologies into its innovation strategy to drive future growth?
“The technology convergence in itself is something that is treated mostly as an afterthought for a lot of organizations. I think it’s about time that you bring it front and center of your decision-making as an input because that will certainly drive the decisions that you can take around your build-buy-borrow decisions.” – Ankit A. Shukla, Vice President – TechVision at Frost & Sullivan
“The technology convergence in itself is something that is treated mostly as an afterthought for a lot of organizations. I think it’s about time that you bring it front and center of your decision-making as an input because that will certainly drive the decisions that you can take around your build-buy-borrow decisions.” – Ankit A. Shukla, Vice President – TechVision at Frost & Sullivan
“Exploring beyond your area of focus is where you find the opportunity for combining with different technologies to get to that viewpoint which is probably not visible to other industry participants.” – Vandana Iyer, Research Director – TechVision at Frost & Sullivan
“The integration of everything from ECGs to EEGs and second skin diagnostics allows continuous, non-invasive monitoring that can help diagnose conditions like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s early and accurately, which is crucial for timely intervention.” – Dr. Sudeep Basu, Global Head of Technology Advisory – TechVision at Frost & Sullivan
