Spring is not only a time for cleaning our homes, but also for decluttering organizations. Managerial clutter, bureaucratic tasks, and exce...

To help build a $10 trillion economy India’s businesses must become the most progressive in the world, fully prepared for the challenges of...

From the days when manufacturing dominated the economy to the growth of knowledge-based companies of the noughties, business jargon has ref...

Too many leadership experts still fail to distinguish between the practice of leadership and the exercise of bureaucratic power.

"Business and engineering schools have to sit and ideate with students. Entrepreneurship has to be worked into the curricula."

As management theories fall flat, B-schools look to change curricula & corporates are no longer smitten by prodigies from such institutes.

R and D based on customer feedback would feed product design which could then be used in producing custom-made goods. Transform your biz dr...

Even as the debate on core competency and diversification continues to dog Indian companies, a well known Japanese management expert was in...

He transformed his family’s commodity trading business into an FMCG powerhouse.

When economists debate the merits of outsourcing, they always invoke the early 19th-century thinker David Ricardo and his theory of compara...

Call it the Indian tone at the top. A clutch of Indian gurus now grace the board rooms of Fortune 500 cos.

Companies today face an array of unprecedented challenges: how to build an organisation that is as nimble as change itself; make innovation...

Innovation isn't about operational efficiency. According to Hamel, it needs a different management DNA.

“In the new economy, those who live by the sword will be shot by those who don’t,” says Gary Hamel, the man who occupies pride of place alo...