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The "Loudspeaker" Syndrome - Office Diaries

The "Loudspeaker" Syndrome - Office Diaries

Every office has an “office loudspeaker”. There is at least one, if not many. By “loudspeaker” I mean by the virtue of their loud voice/muscular throat or attitude they keep on loudly speaking on the phone from time to time. No, no, why should they bother that you are being disturbed, after all, they are doing their job and you are idling your time coming to the office everyday. You should mind your own Business and let me them not mind their tongue.

Anuya Thorat
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You May Stop Black Money But Can You Stop Corruption? - Views From Prabhakar

You May Stop Black Money But Can You Stop Corruption? - Views From Prabhakar

The demonetization move was the right one to make in spite of all the public indignation and unjustified political lobbying against the current government. In any case, the opposition and politicians, in general, lack the credibility to criticise the demonetization move, only because the entire nation knows that they are the most corrupt. As my friend said ' He who agitates the loudest has the most to hide. Or the most to lose'. But isn't corruption after all a malaise and just a symptom of a much larger evil in a society which is corruption?

Prabhakar Mundkur
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Big Data Security - A Big Deal

Big Data Security - A Big Deal

Today if we have an airline ticket that has come into Google mail and when the flight is about to take off, we get an update from them. This sounds amazing but do we realise how much an intrusion this is? That means there are bots that can read our Gmail at any given point of time.

swikrity chakraborty
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What Brexit Means For India And The Way Ahead - Bhaskar, IIM Rohtak

What Brexit Means For India And The Way Ahead - Bhaskar, IIM Rohtak

In one of the most significant geopolitical events since the dawn of the 21st century, a majority of the electorate in the UK voted in favour of leaving the European Union. Their mandate, when implemented, will terminate the 4-decade old relationship the UK has shared with the EU that was based on a couple of terms, different from those of all other 27 members of the EU. The exit of Britain from the European Union has been termed as Brexit, a word derived from the amalgamation of Britain and exit.

IIM Rohtak
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Why Are Private Sector IT Companies Shying Away From Public Sector Projects In India?

Why Are Private Sector IT Companies Shying Away From Public Sector Projects In India?

For a long time now, public sector procurement and in particular procurement of services has followed a convoluted process in India. If you consider this in the backdrop of Modi Government’s focus on eGovernance and technology enablement of the Government, the need for simplified procurement is now more intense than ever before. And, with the Indian Government moving ahead with its Smart Cities plan, the stakes just got higher for public sector procurement.

Srinivasan R
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Threats To The Indian Banking Industry

Threats To The Indian Banking Industry

As the Indian financial sector is largely bank-centric, the performance of the banking sector is crucial in the development process of the economy. As per KPGM-CII report, India’s banking sector has the potential to become the fifth largest banking industry in the world by 2020. However, there are some serious threats this sector will be facing in the next 3-4 years. The article lists down the most important ones of them in detail.

Vaishnavi Adapa
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