Adapt or Die
Can large organisations be nimble, disruptive and inspiring places to work? Yes, if they dismantle hierarchical, bureaucratic ways of working, says management guru Gary Hamel.
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Discover the latest insights and expert analysis on entrepreneurship, innovation, and business strategy.
An ecosystem of style over substance?
Venture Capitalists in their current avatar resemble an old boys club where an unspoken caste system exists. But is anyone looking at real value creation?
Rejoice, 'tis the season of high valuations!
Inflated valuations? No problem. It is a good thing actually and demonstrates entrepreneurship financing is maturing
May the fastest sperm win
16 kms/hour. That is the minimum speed entrepreneurs and CEOs ought to be able to run at to stay on top
Confessions of a recovering junkie
The pleasure centres that tickle Internet junkies and drug addicts are the same - we know this because of recent advances in the neurosciences
Who wants to be CEO?
If you want to be CEO, stop thinking of yourself as a paid professional. Think of yourself as the owner
The New Traditionals
Family managed businesses run the risk of being run over by their more contemporary counterparts. If they adhere to some ground rules though, they can come up trumps.
How to create an Indian MBA
The MBA programme, as we know it in India today, is an import from the West with modest efforts at adaptation. The time to change it has come.
Lessons from a 4-day old start up
Eight lessons that emerged in setting Founding Fuel up
What Steve Jobs 2.0 can teach Housing.com’s Rahul Yadav 1.0
Many young tech entrepreneurs prefer to wear arrogance on their sleeve. Much like Steve Jobs did at Apple. Except that they are picking up the wrong lesson to learn.
