Clearly over the past few years, we have been witnessing several new enterprises blossom with great ideas – only to disrupt traditional business models through iterative, incremental and extreme innovation – coupled with the supreme objective of solving enterprise-wide (B2B) or/and consumer-focused (B2C) problems – at scale and with speed in its execution.
“Picture abhi baaki hai, mere dost!” So let me start from the very beginning. I write this piece after listening to a friend speak of his first Bollywood movie screening in the city of Mumbai. Unlike others who believe it is a waste of time, in its truth, Movies are entertaining, opens our mind to a dimension of creativity and the plot speaks of a story, a story for you and me to hear! The choice of cinema we watch conveys to our peers our taste in art and a nonverbal acceptance of opinion from people who believe in the story.
What answers would you expect to the question – what would define the next few years of the quicksilver world landscape? The Chinese would probably bet on their recent devaluation of yuan to work wonders for them in the next few years to shift from an investment-led growth to a consumption-led growth. The Russians will fear the falling crude oil prices might wipe off their economy. But for India, it is the demographic tarot that will decide its fate and its chances of becoming the next behemoth that it is often touted to be.
Life is a roller-coaster ride and nothing could demonstrate it in a better way than the 6-hours gruelling trek of David Scott Trail on a fine Saturday morning. Climbing up the steep mountains and then climbing down brought their own way of sorrow and joy respectively, for it is rightly said ‘there is a joy for every sorrow’.
We bring to you an interview with Mounika, the first year topper from IBS Business School, Mumbai (2014-16) below-
Volumes have been said and written on this topic, across the globe and closer home in India as well. We have women activists, social workers, videos, movements, awareness campaigns, Women’s Day celebrations and yet women continue to struggle across the country no matter what caste or class they come from.
Nagodra Kartik Nileshbhai, a first-year student of Master Of Management (Class of 2017) in Shailesh J. Mehta School Of Management, IIT Bombay is a Mechanical Engineer from Vellore Institute Of Technology, Vellore. Prior to joining SJMSOM, he was working with Mu Sigma Business Solutions Private Limited as a Trainee Decision Scientist and has an experience of 10 months in the same. Here, Kartik is sharing his experiences and life at SJMSOM, IIT Bombay.
India has emerged as one of the largest hub for technology & IT/ITes startups including BPOs and KPOs with over 4300 of them directly employing more than 40 lakh people contributing to approximately 4% to our GDP.
Clearly over the past few years, we have been witnessing several new enterprises blossom with great ideas – only to disrupt traditional business models through iterative, incremental and extreme innovation – coupled with the supreme objective of solving enterprise-wide (B2B) or/and consumer-focused (B2C) problems – at scale and with speed in its execution.
“Picture abhi baaki hai, mere dost!” So let me start from the very beginning. I write this piece after listening to a friend speak of his first Bollywood movie screening in the city of Mumbai. Unlike others who believe it is a waste of time, in its truth, Movies are entertaining, opens our mind to a dimension of creativity and the plot speaks of a story, a story for you and me to hear! The choice of cinema we watch conveys to our peers our taste in art and a nonverbal acceptance of opinion from people who believe in the story.
What answers would you expect to the question – what would define the next few years of the quicksilver world landscape? The Chinese would probably bet on their recent devaluation of yuan to work wonders for them in the next few years to shift from an investment-led growth to a consumption-led growth. The Russians will fear the falling crude oil prices might wipe off their economy. But for India, it is the demographic tarot that will decide its fate and its chances of becoming the next behemoth that it is often touted to be.
Life is a roller-coaster ride and nothing could demonstrate it in a better way than the 6-hours gruelling trek of David Scott Trail on a fine Saturday morning. Climbing up the steep mountains and then climbing down brought their own way of sorrow and joy respectively, for it is rightly said ‘there is a joy for every sorrow’.
We bring to you an interview with Mounika, the first year topper from IBS Business School, Mumbai (2014-16) below-
Volumes have been said and written on this topic, across the globe and closer home in India as well. We have women activists, social workers, videos, movements, awareness campaigns, Women’s Day celebrations and yet women continue to struggle across the country no matter what caste or class they come from.
Nagodra Kartik Nileshbhai, a first-year student of Master Of Management (Class of 2017) in Shailesh J. Mehta School Of Management, IIT Bombay is a Mechanical Engineer from Vellore Institute Of Technology, Vellore. Prior to joining SJMSOM, he was working with Mu Sigma Business Solutions Private Limited as a Trainee Decision Scientist and has an experience of 10 months in the same. Here, Kartik is sharing his experiences and life at SJMSOM, IIT Bombay.
India has emerged as one of the largest hub for technology & IT/ITes startups including BPOs and KPOs with over 4300 of them directly employing more than 40 lakh people contributing to approximately 4% to our GDP.
