IIM Bangalore
IIM Bangalore
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Gandhi's relevance in a populist world
Has Gandhi been relegated to the shadows because his ideas seem no longer relevant to the world we live in?
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Underwriting prickly patriots for an era of Atmanirbharta
Creative organizations that bring a "Silicon Valley" approach to the business of governance are indeed a rarity and is indicative of the challenges that lay along this path, not a justification for the perpetuation of the conventional technology procurement approach for governments into the future
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NEP 2020: How early should children start school?
The National Education Policy hopes to restructure schooling such that students begin at age 3, rather than 5 or 6 currently. Such a policy, being debated across the world, could provide especially rural parents with much-needed daycare support, and upgrade the existing Anganwadi system
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Challenges of online education in Rural Karnataka
In villages, students face challenges to access the online courses conducted by their institutions mainly due to poor data connectivity, lack of access to laptops and smartphones, and power issues.
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M&A integration: Adaptive planning can minimize risks
An adaptive approach to planning that acknowledges the unknowns and uncertainties and has a built-in flexibility will facilitate right decisions during integration and help realign the plan to the strategic goals of the acquisition
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Banking on AI and ML to vanquish security challenges
Banks and financial institutions gear up to wield the potential of AI and ML in their thrust to forfend from the argus-eyed fraudsters
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The decision-making side to WFH productivity
When you examine the cognitive biases that are shaping your work-from-home experience, you can see that the productivity code lies in understanding the human mind, and yourself, better
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Trump-Twitter spat: Sovereignty or fundamental rights?
Trump wants to impose restrictions on Twitter content through regulatory arm-twisting. Twitter wants to control Trump's ability to communicate with his base by labelling his tweets. What works better for the public good?
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Behavioral lessons from the great Indian Covid migration
We like to be in control of our destiny. We like to be in a state where we believe that we can affect our future by our own actions. The dual triggers of the pandemic and the lockdown destroyed this feeling of control
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Challenges for organisations and leaders in a post-Covid world
The primary strategic challenge for organisations will be to deal with reduced demand and shrinking markets