Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's SPJIMR
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Successor's dilemma: To or not to take over an unethical family business
"Was the son or daughter obligated to join the family business if he/ she felt that the business was not ethical?"
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Profitability of Indian banks: Emerging concerns
Bank specific growth rate, interest rates, rising sovereign risk premium are the three major factors affecting the profitability of Indian banks
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Inside the world of innovation in manufacturing
It's easy to come up with path-breaking ideas, what's difficult is to line up forces behind them to turn them into innovations.
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Leadership lessons for leaders: What would they look like?
What would a leadership development program for Travis Kalanick or Martin Shkreli look like? What could it entail?
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Family managed businesses and the dilemma of stepping down in favour of professionals
Family managed businesses face the eternal conflict between considering the interests of the family against the interests of the business
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The need for family businesses to stay relevant
There are also traditional handicraftsmen, jewellers and artisans who had flourished by royal patronage and who face the constant pressure for survival in today's changing times
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India's employment conundrum
Lack of attention to employment may cost the government dear. In its remaining tenure, it should focus on creating quality jobs for its educated population
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Diaspora as gateway to tap global customers
In the globalisation journey, India's entertainment industry and companies with product offerings in categories with cultural grounding have had a tradition of global expansion
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Why lifestyle e-tailers are getting into the non-glamourous grocery business
Grocery contributes to larger wallet share of customers, is a recurring purchase, driven more by convenience and not so much by discounts
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Entrepreneurship in India - Then and now
Many new-age entrepreneurs today don't come from traditional business families. And that reflects in their mindset. Authority is not linked with ownership while rapid growth is their mantra
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When good companies make disastrous moves
The issues arising out of the recent transitions in the Tatas, Infosys and even some political parties highlight what might become a recurring trend in the times to come