Thought Leadership
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Will 'buy now, pay later' push cash-strapped holiday shoppers too far?
More consumers may opt to "buy now, pay later" this holiday season, but what happens if they can't make that last payment? Research by Marco Di Maggio and Emily Williams highlights the risks of these financing services, especially for lower-income shoppers
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Quick commerce last mile delivery: Indispensable or superfluous?
Researchers at IIM-Bangalore ran an survey to understand the perspectives of Q-commerce users. Here are their findings and suggestions for players in this highly competitive arena
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How art indices are changing the narrative of the Indian art market
What makes some works of art so pricey is a question that has intrigued almost everyone like us. Art indices solve this mystery to some extent and bring transparency and consequentially global exposure to the art market
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Assess your company's analytics readiness and learn how to reap the rewards of data analytics
Each day, we produce roughly 2.5 quintillion bytes of data, and that number will only increase. Without analytics, data is virtually useless. That's why the ability to make sense of the deluge of incoming information is essential to business success
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Careers and chance: How much control do you really have?
Chance events may have a greater impact on career trajectories than we think
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5 key pillars that will drive India's growth transformation
Micro indicators show that India's infrastructure, business frameworks, innovation and entrepreneurship will converge for a future growth overdrive
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How to craft a fulfilling career
Practical tips for aligning your values with your work
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Coach K's advice for leaders includes creating standards, not rules
Mike Krzyzewski shares lessons on how to create common purpose among teams
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Storytelling in business: How to tell engaging stories
How skill leaders can use storytelling in engaging internal and external audiences
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Take this job and love it: How a growth mindset can boost happiness at work
Changing yourself and your role takes effort, but it can produce lasting benefits
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Governance conflicts in companies: How structural overhaul can help
The corporate world, at large and in India, has witnessed a spate of governance mishaps of late. Is this because people at the uppermost echelons of the corporate world have become greedy, selfish, and stupid? Researchers at IIM-Calcutta examine the cause and offer solutions