Thought Leadership
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Health concerns of Indian public sector banks
Once a tag of wilful defaulter is imposed on a borrower, very quick action is warranted
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How pricing automation is impacting e-Commerce
Are re-pricing algorithms putting e-traders at risk of being "gamed"?
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Countering supplier power: Can an employee be too good?
Some thoughts on how to guard against supplier power, or the threat posed by suppliers who are sometimes your own employees
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Innovation, Mayo Clinic-Style
As any organization grows, it is increasingly difficult to be agile and spontaneous
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Enabling entrepreneurs to alleviate India's energy poverty
A change in the law could extend electricity to millions of people
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Man vs. Machine: Which makes better hires?
New research by Danielle Li and colleagues finds that computers make better hiring decisions than managers when filling simpler jobs
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Should companies get debt or get out of it?
Debts incur a cost to the firms that is lower compared to the cost of other sources of funds, as interest is tax deductible
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How successful start-up teams allocate roles
The financial success of a new venture depends heavily on who does what within the founding team. The most successful start-ups allocate positions based on prior work experience as well as how co-founders fit into the social context around them
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Holacracy, managerless offices and the future of work
Brian Robertson, Co-Founder of HolacracyOne, gives an overview of his revolutionary new self-management system
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The effects of culture on marketing effectiveness
Marketers need to map their strategies to national cultures
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'Cognitive handicaps' in the realm of consumer privacy
The more information a company can get about you, the greater the revenue potential