Life lessons on winning from losing
The sixth edition of La Ultra, the cruellest run on Planet Earth, concluded recently. The race director shares lessons he learnt from the various participants on high performance
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China steps towards intelligent manufacturing
China is committing itself to automation. If all goes as per plan, soon robots and automation will be the norm in Chinese factories
Improve customer satisfaction at minimal cost: Convert customers into 'employees'
Involve customers and cede control over certain activities by providing them an obstacle-free, easy-to-navigate and secure platform to perform tasks
The Robots Will Take Our Jobs. Then What?
The writing is on the wall: the robots will take our jobs. Martin Ford, author of 'Rise of the Robots', explains the implications for human beings and the market-driven capitalist system.
It's time to destroy your business
Question and overthrow fondly held assumptions if you are to build an enterprise for the future
Staying motivated when rivals raise a lot more money
Shift the conversation to two things: what about the rival's business plan enabled it to raise the money? And, how is it at all relevant to you?
Zeynep Ton: Pay Employees More, Get More
A Q&A with Zeynep Ton, author of "The Good Jobs Strategy", on how four retailers make more money by paying above-average wages.
A new vision for Make in India: Create a web of small, nimble enterprises
Fears about technology displacing jobs are unrealistic. A network of technology-led enterprises will disrupt old-style massive factories and generate more opportunities for employment
How to Disrupt and Destroy Your Own Business
The best way to keep your business intact is to destroy it with a superior solution, before someone else does
InMobi's Miip May Be More Important to India than Pichai
The emergence of an IP and technology-based leader from India will have a bigger long-term impact than a few Indians heading major global corporations
