8th January 2016, BUSINESS STANDARD
India has 8 ‘unicorns’, which are start-ups where fund-raising has established a company valuation of $1 billion. Indian entrepreneurs always seek innovative ideas. The most banal human activity offers an opportunity.13th November 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
Farming and agriculture are crying out for business model innovation. India is not short of good farmers, funds, schemes or experts and, in a sense, has too much of these valuable resources; the country needs a unified framework to execute actions in a coordinated manner.1st October 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
Innovations such as room key cards and the right room temperature are more consumer friendly compared to fancy stuff like enhanced mobile interface3rd September 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
If your child's life could be saved, or if your family could avert hunger, would you oppose experiments in genetic science?6th August 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
The one quality that entrepreneurs should necessarily possess is the ability to listen Entrepreneurship is the obverse side of the innovation coin.10th July 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
Many start-up ills can be traced to the founder's ego or the investor's greed, both of which are cases of desiring before deserving14th May 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
One of the greatest dangers to the promise of an idea is the innovator's obsession with himself or his idea16th April 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
While reflecting about the column on careers and business life, I asked myself what purpose could be served by such an effort.19th March 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
Companies should examine how to develop more rosh gadol, chutzpah and bitzua by influencing the organisational culture rather than only their processesTwo strategists. Two millennia apart. One timeless dialogue.
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