The Make in India week from 13th-18th February in Mumbai, inaugurated by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a good time to ask some deep and piercing questions about what we would like 'Made in India' to mean.
It easier said than done but upfront, this looks much like a disaster than a design overhaul. Often it's said, the road to hell is paved with good intentions. And we don’t want to doubt what Uber was up to, just the outcome seems a bit awry and what better but to learn from others ahead of us.
If you were a company that offers weight loss program, what strategy would you deploy to get people to signup for your program?
I’m relieved—and I’m sure so are all fellow supporters of net neutrality—that we no longer need to worry about the possibility that a mighty corporation of the scale of Facebook could get to shape our internet preferences and habits in a monopolistic manner (as if the existing addiction to Facebook is not enough!).
Bank stocks rose in the past two trading sessions. Is it the so-called dead cat bounce or a short-lived rally in a declining trend? Nobody seems to have the answer.
No product is perfect for every purpose. The trick is to make your product excellent for a specific purpose, and make sure that the people who have this specific purpose know about what you can offer, and prefer it to the way they are already doing it, and prefer it to all the other ways that that could be doing it
We bring to you an interview with Deepu Narayanan, the first year topper from Kohinoor Business School, Mumbai (2014-16) below-
The talking head TV commercial could easily be dubbed as the documentary of the advertising world. Imagine seeing the image of a person with only the head and the upper body visible, talking straight at you for a good 30 seconds with a straight face. Boring!
The Make in India week from 13th-18th February in Mumbai, inaugurated by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a good time to ask some deep and piercing questions about what we would like 'Made in India' to mean.
It easier said than done but upfront, this looks much like a disaster than a design overhaul. Often it's said, the road to hell is paved with good intentions. And we don’t want to doubt what Uber was up to, just the outcome seems a bit awry and what better but to learn from others ahead of us.
If you were a company that offers weight loss program, what strategy would you deploy to get people to signup for your program?
I’m relieved—and I’m sure so are all fellow supporters of net neutrality—that we no longer need to worry about the possibility that a mighty corporation of the scale of Facebook could get to shape our internet preferences and habits in a monopolistic manner (as if the existing addiction to Facebook is not enough!).
Bank stocks rose in the past two trading sessions. Is it the so-called dead cat bounce or a short-lived rally in a declining trend? Nobody seems to have the answer.
No product is perfect for every purpose. The trick is to make your product excellent for a specific purpose, and make sure that the people who have this specific purpose know about what you can offer, and prefer it to the way they are already doing it, and prefer it to all the other ways that that could be doing it
We bring to you an interview with Deepu Narayanan, the first year topper from Kohinoor Business School, Mumbai (2014-16) below-
The talking head TV commercial could easily be dubbed as the documentary of the advertising world. Imagine seeing the image of a person with only the head and the upper body visible, talking straight at you for a good 30 seconds with a straight face. Boring!
