Enterprise
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Ctrl+Alt+Del: Wipro's attempt to jump back into the game
New CEO Abidali Neemuchwala is creating a startup culture at the IT major to regain market leadership and, more importantly, keep up with the times
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FINO PayTech: The people's bank
Staying with the spirit of financial inclusion, the raison d'etre of its existence, FINO PayTech intends its payments bank avatar to reach the unserved and underserved
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The man who put Amazon on cloud nine
Andy Jassy, the CEO of Amazon Web Services, believes India will be one of the biggest markets for the ecommerce giant's cloud business. This vertical also happens to be its current cash cow
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Fitness bands, with Doctors attached
Vishal Gondal's fitness technology company GOQii will include doctors and diagnostics on its platform, and create a unique ecosystem
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Motilal Oswal: The value miners
Within a short span, Motilal Oswal's mutual fund schemes have become category toppers. Co-founder Raamdeo Agrawal credits this to their philosophy of value investing that has worked for all the businesses of the group
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Bajaao: Seeking the right notes
CEO Suman Singh is transforming Bajaao from a musical gear and instruments e-tailer to a 360-degree music company
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Hold on, my wallet's in my phone: Fintech firms are a blessing for small entrepreneurs
Powered by technologies that harness big data, fintech companies are positioning themselves as viable lenders and payment solutions providers with mobile wallets and insta-loans. Not surprisingly, this is compelling traditional banks to evolve too
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Wildcraft: The backpackers with sales worth Rs 300 crore
From a Bengaluru garage 23 years ago, outdoor gearmaker Wildcraft now logs sales worth Rs 300 crore. And the journey has only begun
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Sandeep Goyal and his expanding digital universe
With StarStar, veteran ad man Sandeep Goyal is looking to change the rules of mobile marketing
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Dilip Buildcon reaped rich with wait-and-watch approach
Dilip Buildcon avoided the pitfalls of many infrastructure giants during the UPA-II years by steering clear of toll projects and instead sub-contracting work from larger players. Today its order book eclipses that of former contractors
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The leading lady of Tailorman
Vidya Nataraj, born and married into retail business families, has given traditional trades an online route