ISBInsight
ISBInsight
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Bringing the internet to billions—the future of data transmission over the internet
Research shows that by using sophisticated and advanced LEDs, LiFi can transfer data at a speed of 100 gigabytes per second — almost ten times faster than the fastest WiFi
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Improving testing availability alone not enough; mitigating uptake barriers equally crucial
A comprehensive understanding of the uptake barriers can help public health leaders and healthcare providers craft suitable communications and interventions to improve the overall testing figures
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World Water Day: Why India should privatise its water utilities
Public utilities are hugely inefficient in delivering reliable and quality access to water for their cities, because of which, bottled water markets have grown tremendously in India
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A journey of four incredible women leaders who chose to challenge the status quo
An astonishing journey of four women, their struggles and fights that has a lesson for the new generation of women leaders
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The value of dissent
How can we protect liberty and cultivate free thought that attracts innovative talent, promotes open exchange of ideas and delivers the prosperity that we deserve?
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Is Business-to-Everyone (B2E) the future of B2B?
To be successful in the rapidly changing digital world, businesses should be able to deliver personalized customer experiences to individuals that are part of the buying decisions
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Too small to serve to too large to ignore: SMEs, the new frontier for digital vendors?
SMEs have been the focus of several initiatives taken by the stakeholders, including the government, financial institutions, and technology companies, in the past few months
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Do hedge funds gain from mutual funds' brain drain?
On behalf of ISBInsight, Mridula Anand spoke to Prachi Deuskar, a Finance expert at the Indian School of Business and co-author on the paper "The Good or the Bad? Which Mutual Fund Managers Join Hedge Funds?" Deuskar and her co-authors' research investigates the complexities of talent retention in the asset management sector.
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And they returned happily ever after
Can lenient return policies boost retailer profits? Professor Ahmed Timoumi's research suggests that retailers should embrace the 'buy it-use it-return it' tactic used by customers to increase profitability
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Can international marketing alliances in emerging markets be a source of competitive advantage?
Professors Kiran Pedada, S Arunachalam and Mayukh Dass discuss how managers can leverage resources and market conditions to make international marketing alliance decisions in emerging markets.