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PANKAJ GHEMAWAT
Brump (Brexit and Trump) has been a shock to the system, says economist Pankaj GhemawatThe economics expert further explained the globalisation yo-yo effect.
India well on its way to becoming a $5 trillion economy by 2025A tide of rising expectations has pushed the sensex up from 21,140 on January 1, 2013 to 27,499 as the year ends, an almost 30% increase.
Strategic ChoicesOur starting point is Pankaj Ghemawat’s theory of commitment as the essential element in identifying strategic choices.
- The ground reality
These are some of the developments that contradict the story we had just gotten used to: how markets were becoming perfectly integrated acr...
19 to 48 in 3 years: India's Rs 5 crore club of professional CEOs swellsSeventeen new names debuted on the list in 2013, even as 13 fell off, making for a net addition of four CEOs — from 103 last year to 107 th...
Indian businesses have to become competitive at home, to compete for markets globallyIndia Inc, embodied in the CIIs, Ficcis and Assochams, should internalise the insight that in the long run, what’s bad for India is also ba...
- The big picture
The term “globalization” first appeared in a dictionary of (American) English in 1951, and its roots can be traced back to the terms “globa...
- Lacking Right Connections
Given south and central Asia’s low level of global connectedness in 2010, it is more worrisome to note that the connectedness of countries ...
- Globalism in retreat
We recently released the DHL Global Connectedness Index, 2012, which tracks the depth and breadth of trade, capital, information and people...
RIL, Infosys and Bharti Airtel struggle to find the 'next big thing'Each has its unique set of woes, some of which are reflective of an economic slowdown and inconsistency and inertia in policy making.
Companies create low-cost products for India, also ship them to markets abroadInnovation in India used to be largely about developing products for personal consumption and cheaper no-frills versions of existing device...
Bipolar India Inc oscillates between cash-rich idea-less companies and huge debt & losses making companiesThere will always be cos that are cash-rich, and those that are debt-laden. In India, however, the polarisation is starker than ever before.
Vineet Nayar, Vijay Govindarajan among eight Indians in world's top 50 thinkersIndia's intellectual potential just got a branding shot in the arm when eight Indians made it to Thinkers 50 — a bi-annual global ranking o...
How to Build Brand India globally; experts ponder at one of the AdAsia 2011 sessionsGlobal Strategist Pankaj Ghemawat pointed out that building brand India calls for three ingredients— a large population, high per capita in...
- Top executives, Ad gurus and experts gather in New Delhi for AdAsia 2011
More than 1,000 delegates from across the world will gather in the capital for three days for the biggest event in the advertising calendar.
- AdAsia gets 800 delegate registrations
AdAsia 2011- the Asian Advertising congress to be held between October 31 and November 3 in the Capital.
Indian IT needs to raise revenue per employeeIndian tech firms need to increase their revenue per employee & even shift to newer pricing models if they wish to sustain profitability.
- The Spanish MBA goes global
Globalisation and ethics are the flavour of the day, but at the IESE Business School, it has been ‘business as usual’ since the school was ...
- After the Welch era, a new crop of leaders are coming into their own
Shamed by the dotcom excess and knocked out cold by the ‘vision thing’ of fanciful CEOs, strategy and leadership are stirring back to life ...
- 'Economics just can't beat politics'
Harvard professor Pankaj Ghemawat turned ET Edit page editor and turned conventional wisdom on its head.