Strategic Intent

Clearly, the founders at Infosys have a right to be heard. But they may have raked up needless controversy, in a desperate bid to belittle the board and the CEO.
Category : strategy-and-innovation
Strategic Intent
Clearly, the founders at Infosys have a right to be heard. But they may have raked up needless controversy, in a desperate bid to belittle the board and the CEO.
How today’s companies can stand out in a competitive marketplace, differentiate their products and build a high-value company. The second article in a five-part series
Indian institutions tend to decay over time. The Indian Institute of Science seems to have defied this trend thanks to a strong commitment to certain core principles
Karnik shares his favourite sources of inspiration for innovation and entrepreneurship. Part two in a three-part series
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Strategic Intent
The leadership transition at the Tata group is being keenly watched by all. But much would depend on how the Tata Sons board decides to set the rules of the game
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The Simputer showed that India can design an innovative tech product. What holds it back? Its capability in hardware manufacturing and very little experience in marketing a new category of devices.
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