IIM Kozhikode
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ChatGPT: A facilitator that will work for business communication
6 ways ChatGPT can leave a positive impact on day to day of a business
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From commercial to consumer EVs: The upheaval afoot in India's EV Market
At the current juncture in India's EV journey, it would be safe to say India has achieved a unique EV ecosystem. While it started off with commercial vehicles going electric, there is a distinct shift in the market with more consumers adopting electric vehicles
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Football: Technology, rules, tactics, migration and human agency of the Beautiful Game
In the last ten years, technology, evolving rules, ensuing tactical changes, global talent migration have changed the Beautiful Game, but one thing that remains constant, is human agency
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Why Indian B-Schools must play an active role in larger climate action dialogue
Meaningful knowledge partnerships and collaborations are the need of the hour for Indian business schools to participate in and drive the response to climate change
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Is moonlighting legal or just a new trend of fading employee commitment?
Let's take a look at why employees are choosing to moonlight and what employers can do to prevent it
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The myth of algorithmic transparency
Critiques of AI decision-making systems often highlight the systemic impact of algorithmic biases. In a world where algorithms determine who has access to opportunities and information, they may perpetuate discrimination in who receives healthcare, legal protection, or government employment
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Adaptive authenticity: A mighty tool for prosperity and sustainable growth
Small or big, the changes leaders make within their personalities can make a world of impact on the way they run businesses and the way they lead
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A curious case of short-term risks and long-term potential of the Indian economy
From finding a remedy for stagflation to focusing on supply-side reforms, what are the prospects for the Indian economy in the short and long run? Professor at IIM Kozhikode breaks down several factors
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Why the Netflix business model will take more than a quick fix
Netflix's survival requires the platform to move from a gateway to a destination. The faster this is done, the better for Netflix, and more importantly, for consumers who will engage with the Netflix world instead of being subscribers who share passwords