August, 2010
Studentpreneurs
Sep 01, 2010
What’s common among Bill Gates, Richard Branson, Steve Jobs and Larry Ellison, apart from them being multi-billionaires? Okay, let’s add a new generation name – Mark Zuckerberg – to that list.
Are Indian students ready to take the plunge?
Sep 01, 2010
A closer look at two campus startups – Gridbots and Seclore.
Can entrepreneurship be taught?
Sep 01, 2010
India, unlike the rest of the world, is a believer in the motion that business education can level the playing field between those who come off a business background and those who begin as first generation entrepreneurs
Made on Campus
Sep 01, 2010
The new-age economy demands that educational institutes play an active role in the growth of an ecosystem. What are India’s premier educational institutions doing in this regard?
Beating The Heat Safely
Sep 01, 2010
In today’s times, health concerns govern most actions, from buying produce to stopping by the local vendor’s cart for a glass of juice. While the freshness of fruit juice sold is debatable, sugarcane juice has faced the most scrutiny from customers and health experts alike. Now, Cane-O-La offers hygienic sugarcane at an unbeatable price – the question is – will consumers buy in?
Hey, wanna learn some math?
Sep 01, 2010
HeyMath!, with its global math curriculum, is focused on improving the quality of math education around the world
Winning the virtual game!
Sep 01, 2010
With the Internet becoming a larger than life retail space, FlipKart.com, an online book store, sets itself apart and hopes to compete with the biggies. Can this venture click its way to retail stardom?
Being Persistent
Sep 01, 2010
By choosing a niche, playing to its strengths and maintaining a positive approach, Persistent Systems has created an identity of its own
The Power of Decision Sciences
Sep 01, 2010
Dhiraj Rajaram, co-founder and chief-executive of Mu Sigma Business Solutions (Mu Sigma), is working on building the world’s foremost decision-sciences company
Loving India, Inc.
Sep 01, 2010
Drawing parallels between loving one’s country and loving one’s company
THE MECHANICS OF A TERMSHEET
Sep 01, 2010
First in a series of articles that simplifies a term sheet, clause by clause, helping the investor and promoter steer clear of ambiguity
“I write to my colleagues in French, I communicate here in English or Tamil...”
Sep 01, 2010
Adjusting to different work environments and cultures is part of life for an expatriate businessman. But, a multi-skilled and multi-cultural Joseph Lasante, chief executive of Thales Software India, is redefining the term ‘global managers’ with his unique Indo-French approach
‘The ability to manage complexity is critical for a leader’
Sep 01, 2010
An interview with Development Dimensions International’s senior vice- president, Dr. Rich Wellins, on leadership and talent management
Connecting online
Sep 01, 2010
In a crowded market, it is important to stand apart. The branding exercise has become critical for every organisation today, and multiple means of branding are required to ensure top of the mind recall. As the Internet achieves higher rates of penetration, taking a brand online has become the norm
Of Dynasties, Shah Rukh Khan, Marriage and Metaphors
Sep 01, 2010
The apt word to describe Santosh Desai’s Mother Pious Lady would be insightful. But, is that good enough reason to pick it up?
Street Smartness 101
Sep 01, 2010
McCormack’s book aims at filling in the gap between what is taught at school and what is learnt while on the job
