Thought Leadership
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The Pricing Paradox: Unlocking profitability in Manufacturing-as-a-Service
Providers who can offer flexible, nuanced pricing strategies that cater to their service offerings' specific needs and characteristics will not only maximise their profitability but also play a crucial role in shaping the future of flexible, on-demand manufacturing
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Do consumers understand the cost of buy now, pay later?
Professor Preyas Desai says companies benefit from delayed payments and consumers may be underestimating their real costs
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How segregation shapes our views on inequality
Economic segregation could make people care less about wealth disparities
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How to achieve the promise of corporate purpose
Increasingly, innovation is being recognized as central to the pursuit of purpose and corresponding efforts to address diverse stakeholder interests
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Thriving as a working mother: How to redefine success and silence guilt
If India wants to become a $5 trillion economy, women's participation in economic activity outside the home is crucial. Here's how the mothers themselves and leaders can set them up for success
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How open networks can help companies move from 'Quick Commerce' to 'Quick Commerce Plus'
Quick Commerce (QC) firms are trying to push supply chain frontiers by providing a wide variety of items at extremely low delivery times. Can Open Networks on Beckn-operated ONDC help QC firms develop the on-demand market sustainably?
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Ethical dilemmas in business: Balancing profitability, corporate social responsibility
The pursuit of financial success often conflicts with the need to uphold ethical standards, creating a complex environment where businesses must carefully navigate to foster sustainable practices
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How digital technologies powered the Olympic Games
Digital tools supercharged the creation, distribution and personalisation of content at Paris 2024
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How can anti-corruption regulations promote social responsibility?
Anti-corruption legislation can lead to unequal competition. Domestic firms actually became more likely to bribe when the multinational firms face more oversight and heavier sanctions, even if overall bribery rates in the industry decline
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How to get beyond talk of "culture change" and make it happen
Experts outline their roadmap for intentionally changing the culture of businesses, social networks, and beyond
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ESG risks can lurk in supply chains, too
Most companies know little of their suppliers' ESG practices. But negative incidents can sway stock prices—and investors should take note