IIM Bangalore
IIM Bangalore
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Agile or Waterfall, which method should project developers adopt?
Knowing which methodology to adopt for which project is necessary for proper aggregate project planning. Here's how project managers can choose between trusted waterfall method and the trendy agility
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Will Reserve Bank of India's Quantitative Easing approach stimulate economic recovery?
India's central bank is following a Quantitative Easing programme of its own device called GSAP 1.0. Here are the nuances of the technique
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In honour of TS Shanbhag: Books to audio and e-books—the changing contours of publishing value chain
Audio and ebooks have changed the dynamics of the book publishing value chain—with the possibility of doing more with less or the same real estate and working capital, and giving new writers a chance to brush shoulders with bestsellers. What does that mean for booksellers like Shanbhag, and for writers, and readers?
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How to protect against disruptions in global value chains
Indian industry needs to change its role in the current global value chains. Strong domestic sources, independence from the existing model, and policy support from the government can help industries become better players in GVCs
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Covid-19 and mental health fallout: Building resilience support for frontline workers essential to limit exits
The mental health of the FLHCWs needs to be addressed as a priority and given equal weightage along with other strategies to manage and control the disease and the pandemic at large
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Can we train the brain to conserve water?
Water management policies thus far have been about augmenting the supply of water rather than to lower demand. The resource is scarce and now we need to go beyond technological solutions.
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How to lay the solid foundation for semiconductor fabrication in India
The time has come that India incentivises local industries to make indigenous semiconductor chips. Here's how PLIs and SLIs will help establish a new industry and meet the ever-increasing demand.
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What America's dramatic Covid-19 turnaround can teach India
The crisis response of the US shows that evidence-based leadership that respects data, scientists and experts, funds science and and coordinates its crisis response can dramatically turn around the fate of a country. India needs a course correction too
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Critical communication networks need to be mined to contain an epidemic within a pandemic
Communication, source tracking and course corrections—the three-step protocol to effectively handle a crisis
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Supporting long duration R&D programs to avoid time compression diseconomies
The first Covid-19 vaccine came in record time but it's easy to forget the decades of research into mRNA, which underpins the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine