The percentage of leaders who said overall quality of organisation’s leadership is high has declined from 55% in 2011 to 54% in 2014.

Development Dimensions International said as soon as it got to know about the tweets, it suspended the employee and launched a full investi...

Being social is clearly good for CEOs but, as new research by global HR consulting firm DDI shows, social CEOs are also great for organisat...

And according to Maruti, the S-Cross has sold over 21,500 units in the past seven months, which is a good number considering that it faces ...

This is part of its commitment to creating innovative solutions that impact the way business leaders learn and develop.

Mid-level managers are not getting enough attention from their organizations in terms of development and exposure, with only 10% of them be...

Less than two-thirds of leaders said they were either "highly confident" or "very confident" in their ability to meet the four VUCA challen...

"This has been an eye opener about the Achilles heel in business organisations, globally and in India," DDI MD of India Andrew Smith said.

A spokeswoman for Infy declined to share details saying: "Any such process will be internal to Infosys and we have no information to share ...

The study found there is definitely a disconnect, particularly in India, between self-evaluation and assessment.

The size of Learning & Development (L&D) industry, currently at $3.5 billion, is expected to treble in the next two years due to growing de...

A report released by DDI titled 'Interaction Essentials' has revealed only 57% of the leaders effectively met personal needs of others.

The four parameters were inspiring curiosity, challenging current perspectives, creating freedom and driving discipline.

Indian business leaders are much more effective with their critical skills and are better at identifying/ developing future talents.

Rajiv Krishnan discusses how organisations can close the gap between today’s talent capability and the people they will need to execute suc...

Reliance Big Entertainment has acquired 100% stake in the digital images business of US-based DTS Inc. Business of Bollywood I Bollywood Q1...

Anil Ambani-promoted Reliance Big Entertainment has acquired the digital images business of US-based DTS Inc for an undisclosed amount.