Thought Leadership
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Can customer reviews be 'managed?'
Consumers increasingly rely on peer reviews on TripAdvisor and other sites to make purchase decisions, so it makes sense that companies have a stake in wanting to shape those opinions. But can they? Thales Teixeira says a good product trumps all
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Supporting startups, the first step to a vibrant, flourishing India
Brilliant ideas by first-time entrepreneurs need adequate government help and financial backing
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Three Steps Towards Market Domination
Historically companies have created market dominance by following traditional monopoly practices that are based on limiting access, setting a high price and engaging in price skimming. But is that the case for most companies today?
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Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals is key to a healthier future
Last year, the United Nations formally adopted a set of 17 Sustainable Development Goals to be achieved by countries. Will India succeed?
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The upside of stress
The kind of stress we can choose to avoid is actually the kind that is most likely to lead to beneficial effects
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The Secret to Keeping a Family Business Intact Across Generations
The Pitcairn family offers several lessons on how you can sustain a family business across not one, not two, but several generations
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Can the family that does business together, stay together?
Managing a business is important, but in a family business, managing the family is also important
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Bridging the organizational learning generation gap
Next Generation virtual learning represents an opportunity to democratize learning in organizations
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How design thinking improves the creative process
How entrepreneurs can take a big idea to a real-world product
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The cost of leaning-in
Women who are forced to negotiate tend to fare worse than if they hadn't negotiated at all, according to research by Christine Exley, Muriel Niederle, and Lise Vesterlund