Leadership
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Optiemus is rebooting to lead the pack of electronics manufacturers. Will it work?
With the failure of its Blackberry deal and in-house brand Zen Mobiles, Optiemus has had a turbulent last few years, and is now rebooting with a sharp focus to emerge as one of the top homegrown electronics manufacturing companies
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How Nokia became the invisible force of Indian telecom
After its bet on Symbian infrastructure instead of Android turned sour for Nokia's handsets business, Nokia Network was born and it silently transformed from a frontend player to a backend one—today "every call made in India touches a Nokia element"
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We see the growing smartphone market as a big opportunity: Manabu Yamazaki of Canon India
Manabu Yamazaki, president and CEO of Canon India, speaks about the effects of emerging OTT platforms, growing demand from content creators, and catering to it all despite the logistical challenges of the pandemic
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We hope to see India become one of our top three markets: Nicola Kilner
The CEO and co-founder at DECIEM, parent company of skincare brand The Ordinary, talks about her journey in creating a multi-million dollar beauty empire and expectations from the Indian market
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It used to be lonely at the top. Today, it's much lonelier: Marshall Goldsmith
Executive coach Marshall Goldsmith on the significance of 'others' in leadership, the new and growing fear of social media among leaders, and the importance of letting go at the right time
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We either win, or we learn. We never lose: Harmanpreet Kaur
Her career has been a lesson in stepping out of the comfort zone and achieving higher glory. Swashbuckling batter and India's T20 captain Harmanpreet Kaur tells us how
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In four to five years, 15% of our volumes to be fully electric cars: Audi India head
Head of Audi India Balbir Singh Dhillon on dealing with the pandemic and other challenges, and the company's EV strategy
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Business must maximise public trust and embrace new expectations: Bill Boulding
Boulding, dean of Duke's Fuqua School of Business, believes that the public's trust in business now as compared to after the Great Recession indicates how business has led during the pandemic
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How LV Vaidyanathan, the Satya Nadella fan, is looking to rewrite P&G India's fortunes
The P&G veteran will have to transform operations of the consumer goods company in India so as to capitalise on the strong growth prospects in the country
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TCS growth engines firing up, game on with Accenture, say analysts
India's biggest software services provider reported record orders and hiring numbers on April 11, reflecting demand ahead. Staff churn is the biggest worry
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To get ahead, female leaders can embody many qualities – Except one
While competent, independent, diligent women rise, dominant women are considered less promotable