Getting fit for the future
It is important for organisations to continue to be valuable and saleable. To do so, companies need to tap into their network of partners and train together to stay ahead of the market
You’re hired? Not so easy!
A college degree does not necessarily guarantee good skill sets useful in a work environment. To change that, companies and educational institutions need to work together to develop a curriculum to ensure a more productive workforce. Going one step further, industry professionals need to double up as faculty members - all possible in today’s digital world
The hidden key to productivity
Every company worries in some way about how to make people more productive. To do this, most companies normally focus on two things: training – building knowledge and skills, and technology. No doubt this does yield returns. However, there is something else, perhaps even more powerful, that is largely ignored – flow of information
An entrepreneurship school with a difference
Madhu Viswanathan, Professor at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, U.S. has been working on an ambitious project – that of educating a large number of low-income micro-entrepreneurs who cannot read or write
Scrap the MBA
What we need are Masters in Enterprise Building (MEBs)
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Rahman. Rockstar.How A.R.Rahman has almost perfected the art, or should one say the business of continuously re-inventing himself...
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The People ManInfosys’ Mohandas Pai is a man on a mission. His biggest challenge today: meeting the aspirations of 1,30,000 Infoscions...
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