Yes. Punched cards were still in use when I started. And; when the floppy disks shrank to 3.5 inches, started to hold a whopping 720 KB of data, and stopped being 'floppy' --- I thought the industry was going too fast.

And, of course the industry was yet to be called the IT. It was computer industry then. One was either in software or hardware. I was in hardware.

Fast forward. After working for different IT companies, in different parts of the world, started my own entrepreneurial journey in the late 90s.

Presently, I'm associated with a couple of UK & US based IT Startups in a variety of roles including mentor, advisor, strategist and investor.

I'm very excited about the fast pace of IT innovation in the recent years that has caused the onset of the 4th Industrial Revolution.

My main area of interest is implementing the 4IR technologies into promoting entrepreneurship, especially in the global south. I firmly believe that a combination of 4IR tech & entrepreneurship is a workable tool to achieve a better global wealth distribution system.