May, 19, 2013
“Entrepreneurs often fall into what I call the Abhimanyu trap; they don’t know when to get out of a business.”
01 Feb
2013
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Chandu Nair, co-founder, Scope E-knowledge Center, discusses his experiences in two areas: making changes to a business model and exiting a business

“Entrepreneurs spend an enormous amount of time chasing wrong clients”
01 Oct
2012
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Sreenivasan Ramakrishnan, founder of one of India’s pioneering analytics firms, Marketics, talks about establishing a process for enterprise sales, a sound delivery model and, a topic he’s extremely passionate about, working with people

“Make a compelling Case for change”
01 Sep
2012
  • Posted by MAHATHI R. ARJUN
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Dr. S. Ramnarayan, professor at Indian School of Business whose areas of focus include organisational behaviour and change management, shares how entrepreneurs can bring about change in their companies effectively

Tweet me, Like me, Buy me
01 Aug
2012
  • Posted by POORNIMA KAVLEKAR
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Pradeep Chopra, co-founder and CEO of Digital Vidya, shares his views on how companies can leverage social media effectively

The zoho way
25 Feb
2012
  • Posted by S. Prem Kumar
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Sridhar Vembu, founder and CEO, Zoho Corp, one of the world’s leading providers of online business and productivity applications, discusses the topic of building global visibility for your product

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