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Every issue of ISBInsight revolves around a central theme of current and critical importance to readers, with in-depth articles written by leading academics and management thought leaders from across the globe.
Jul-Sep 2018
- Taking Off: Digital Health Start-ups in India
What problems are India’s digital health entrepreneurs tackling? A round-up of six digital health start-ups.
- Digital Health Start-ups in India: The Challenge of Scale
Digital health start-ups are bringing novel technologies such as wearable-tech, telemedicine, genomics and artificial intelligence to the Indian healthcare system, reports Hanu Tyagi.
- Digitising Indian Healthcare Records
A survey of Indian hospitals revealed that health information systems are available and used routinely in most facilities, say Professor Adam Powell, Hanu Tyagi and Jasmine Ludhar.
- Can IT Solve the Healthcare Information Dilemma?
Unequal access to information for decision-making parties occurs frequently in healthcare markets. Technology may solve part of the problem, say Professor Sisir Debnath and Dibya Mishra.
- Practice-based Evidence from Healthcare Data
How do we learn best practices from healthcare data? Professor Rema Padman examines emerging trends and analytical models.
- Rx ICT: Digitally Disrupting Healthcare
Professor Sarang Deo and Hanu Tyagi ask: Can technology be a game-changer in addressing the problems that affect the Indian healthcare ecosystem?
Jan-Mar 2018
- Emergency Services in Emerging Economies: Challenges and First Steps
Given the unique challenges of the Indian setting, Lavanya Marla and her co-authors highlight the need to bring emergency medical services systems into public policy discussions and develop novel, interdisciplinary solutions to design and operational issues.
- The Twin Advantages of Diversity and Familiarity in Teams
Sarang Deo and his co-authors use ambulance transport data from the London Ambulance Service to understand how diverse teams operate when processes are less standardised.
- Emergency Medical Services: Are Drones the Future?
Justin J Boutilier of the University of Toronto explores the potential of drone technology to be a transformative innovation for the provision of emergency medical services, despite a host of new technological, regulatory and operational challenges.
- Creating an Integrated Emergency Care Ecosystem
Umashankar Kotturu, cofounder of CallAmbulance, discusses the importance of taking a comprehensive and collaborative approach to emergency care built on technology, financial preparedness and a human network to create emergency ecosystems that empower victims.
- Saving Lives: Emergency Medical Services in India
There is an urgent need to extend the myopic view of emergency medical services beyond operations to an interdisciplinary perspective encompassing business models, strategy, process control, policy, and innovation, says Milind Sohoni in this report on the First Practice-Based Summit on Emergency Medical Services in India.
Oct-Dec 2017
- Professionalisation of Family Business: Managing Process and Governance Challenges
The authors, Navneet Bhatnagar and Professor Kavil Ramachandran, examine the challenges that the professionalisation process poses to the leadership, the business and the family.
- Family Businesses: The Emerging Landscape 1990-2015
Family businesses are the future and an integral part of the journey of India to emerge as an economic powerhouse. Dr Nupur Pavan Bang, Professor Sougata Ray and Professor Kavil Ramachandran, study family businesses, heterogeneity within them, while also comparing and contrasting them with other ownership categories.
- Family Wealth Management – a European Perspective
Dr Dieter Spaelti provides an update to his original article, from the archives, in which he elaborated on the structural setup of family offices.
- Leading the Journey Towards Happiness and Prosperity, in Families and their Businesses
Professor Kavil Ramachandran analyses the unique challenges faced by the family businesses, and the journey ahead; the role of Thomas Schmidheiny Centre for Family Enterprise at Indian School of Business in addressing these.
Apr-Jun 2017
- Clusterpreneurship: Do entrepreneurs create and sustain clusters?
The trends in ICT sector explain the emergence of start-ups and their regional concentration, say Professor Deepa Mani, Professor Anand Nandkumar and Vasundhara Sharma, in their analysis.
- The Digital Transformation of R&D
A paradigm shift to ICT-intensive R&D and the related increase in the centrality of the ICT industry has important implications in a wide spectrum of industries, point out Professor Deepa Mani, Professor Rajib Saha and K Aditya.
- Complementary Roles of PCs and Smartphones in Enabling Digital India
Not only mobiles but PCs too will play a crucial role in the objective of digitising India effectively, emphasise Professor Sundar Bharadwaj, Professor S Arunachalam and Ananthanarayanan S.
- Engaging in Real-Time: Understanding the Effect of ‘Real-Time’ Social Media Messages On Consumer Engagement
In their study of real-time marketing (RTM) messages on social media, Professor Sundar Bharadwaj, Professor Omar Rodriguez Vila and Doctoral Candidate Myoung-Jin Chae propose and test two mechanisms by which RTM messages have an impact on consumer engagement.
Jul-Sep 2016

- Climate and Society: Beyond General Circulation Models
- Mitigating Risk and Vulnerability: Household-Level Responses to Drought
Tired of waiting for elusive government support, farming households devise their own coping mechanisms to climate change, shows a survey of five Indian states by ISB Researchers Ujjainee Sharma, Shreya Basu, Anu Johny and Lalmani Pandey.
- Impact of Climatic Conditions on GDP
The consequences of climate change could be devastating if policy makers continue to ignore them, point out Professor Ashwini Chhatre and his co-authors.
- Climate and Society: Beyond General Circulation Models
Mechanical analyses of presumed climate impacts are not enough to formulate responses to climate change, says Professor Ashwini Chhatre.
- Crop Diversification to Reduce Exposure to Climatic Changes: Associated Risks and Mitigation Strategies
Public policy and supply chain innovations are critical to mitigate risks and encourage farmers to adopt crop diversifi cation, say Professors Ashwini Chhatre, Sripad Devalkar, Sridhar Seshadri and Research Associate Prashant Hariharan.
- Institutional Arrangements for Evolving Climate Policy in India
A right mix of approach is needed for meaningful outcomes from a climate policy, says Poornima Sheelanere.
- From Apple Juice to Garlic Pickle: Climate Change Adaptation in the Himalayas
Democratic governance at multiple scales and articulation between institutions, across scales, are critical to successful adaptation by communities to climate change, say Post Doctoral Fellow Harry W Fischer, Professors Ashwini Chhatre, Sripad Devalkar, Milind G Sohoni and Research Assistant Sriharitej Kolagani.
Apr-Jun 2016

- Indian Aviation Ver 2.0. Ready for takeoff
- Low Cost Airports: Catalysts For Inclusive Growth
The success story of Indian aviation will depend on two primary drivers - low fares and increased connectivity, says Rajiv Bhargava.
- Robust Airline Operations: Planning for uncertainty
According to Professor Milind G. Sohoni airlines need to develop additional capabilities to plan for uncertainty.
- Indian Aviation Industry in 2016: Ready for Takeoff
India could well become the third largest aviation market if the National Civil Aviation Policy is implemented in letter and spirit, writes Amber Dubey.
Jan-Mar 2016

- Innovation and Growth Strategies To Win Globally
- Innovation and Growth Strategies for Global Markets
Dean Rajendra Srivastava captures a dozen lessons that deserve the attention of strategists who need to innovate by embracing one or a combination thereof to succeed.
- Three Box Solution: Strategy for Innovation
Professor Vijay Govindarajan puts forth his three box strategy for leading innovation in the future. It is as important to create the future as managing the present is, he says.
- Swimming in cold waters: How MNFs protect IPR in weak IP regimes
Multinational firms (MNFs) use a variety of mechanisms to make up for weak intellectual property rights regimes in countries such as India and China. Professor Anand Nandkumar analyses these mechanisms.
- Technological Innovation in India: Negotiating the Patent Ecosystem
Professors Anand Nandkumar and Deepa Mani with Mridula Anand look at India’s progress in technological innovation by analysing patent data.
- The Last Mile Conundrum: Pitfalls of Product Innovation Sans Market Strategies
Mridula Anand strings together learnings from a series of ISB case studies on innovations in emerging markets.
Oct-Dec 2015

- Capacity Building for Driving India's Growth Momentum
- Capacity Building: A Key Driver of Economic Growth
Dr Prajapati Trivedi highlights that attempts to develop capacity have persistently fallen short of expectations in India and other developing nations. Therefore, we need to re-examine, re-invent, reimagine and re-double efforts to build capacity in various sectors at all levels.
- Cost Efficiency plus Quality Measures: Prescription for the Indian Healthcare Sector
Professor Pierantonio Russo suggests adaptation of a consumer driven approach that would allow meaningful comparison among individual healthcare providers and facilities.
- Minimum Government, Maximum Governance: From Rhetoric to Reality
Mandar Kagade highlights critical requirements for achieving the goal of minimum government, maximum governance.
- Capacity Building for Smart Cities
O P Agarwal provides an approach for fi nancing smart city projects, understanding area based development, process of stakeholder engagement and the kind of research activities that need to be initiated.
Jul-Sep 2015

- Impact Assessment: Key to Incentivising Participation in Development
- Impact Assessment: Data Analysis for Better Decision Making
Professor Tarun Jain explains the importance of Impact Assessment in policy making and programme designing.
- Improving Maternal and Infant Healthcare Utilisation: Does Conditional Cash Incentive Work?
Professor Sisir Debnath assesses success of Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) schemes in curbing high rates of neonatal and maternal mortality.
- Roads to Riches? An Evaluation of the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana
Professor Shilpa Aggarwal studies the rural road construction programme and explains its impact on the biophysical and human environment.
- Do self-help programmes change hearts and minds? The JEEViKA Experience in Bihar
Professor Tarun Jain’s research of JEEViKA in rural Bihar shows how the programme enabled trust building amongst the members of the community.
- Impact of Motivational Crowding in Sustainable Development Interventions
Professor Ashwini Chhatre and Arnab Dutta, Research Associate, through their research show that monetary incentives fail to inculcate a sense of environment conservation.
Apr-Jun 2015

- Smart Cities: Frameworks for Future Indian Cities
- Building a Foundation for Smart Indian Cities
Jitendra N Bajpai draws lessons from the history of other cities like New York City and defines the key building blocks for smart Indian cities.
- Financing Smart Cities
O P Agarwal explores financial models for smart cities. The key to success of these models has much to do with leveraging the right instrument based on the unique risk and rewards, he says.
- Leveraging Technology for Smarter Transportation
Priyansh Dixit and Vinod Bijlani write on the need for technology-based transportation systems that provide a complete transit and traffic data to enable management of traffic and reduce emissions.
- Smart City Maturity Model (SCMM)
Deepa Mani and Shankhadeep Banerjee write about their Smart Cities Maturity Model that will help Indian cities to assess where they currently are on their journey to being smart cities and decide where they want to be.
Jan-Mar 2015

- Transformations in Technology Services
- Myths and Reality of India’s Services Export Revolution
Dr Anupam Khanna reveals India’s advantage in services exports since it can leverage the IT industry’s favourable reputation and capabilities.
- A Capability Maturity Index for Global In-House Centres (GICs) in India
Professor Deepa Mani explains the urgent need for a capability maturity index for GICs in India.
- Measuring Digital Value: Why Valuation Metrics are Inadequate
Professor Anandhi Bharadwaj urges for a new set of valuation models that will more accurately capture and quantify digital innovations.
- Creating the Next Generation Information Technology Workforce
Professor Nishtha Langer profiles the new generation of IT professionals and the importance to stay on top of industry’s ‘skills’ trends.
Jul-Sep 2014

- Making Renewable Sustainable: Policy and Institutional Enablers for Securing Energy and Development
- Renewable Energy: The Promise and Cost-effective Deployment
Professors Rajesh Chakrabarti and Gireesh Shrimali outline the growing importance of renewable energy and the necessity for deploying it in a cost-effective manner.
- Global Drivers of the Uneven Expansion of Renewable Energy
Professors Ashwini Chhatre and Brian Dill explore the underlying circumstances leading to the spurt in power generation from renewable energy sources.
- Meeting India’s Renewable Energy Targets: The Financing Challenge
Professor Gireesh Shrimali outlines measures to improve access to finance and scalability of investments in India’s renewable energy sector.
- Which Federal Renewable Energy Policies can be Most Effective?
Sandhya Srinivasan compares existing renewable energy policies against a proposed set of debt-related policies to provide a framework for choosing the most appropriate policies.
- Solving India’s Renewable Energy Financing Challenge: Instruments to Provide Low-cost, Long-term Debt
Charith Konda makes the case for exploring low-cost, long-term debt financing options for renewable power projects.
- Increasing Value for Money in Infrastructure Investment
Oshani Perera and Tilmann Liebert explain how the principle of ‘value for money across the entire life cycle of an asset’ can ensure sustainable and equitable development.
- Going Beyond the Price Signal: Managing Energy Demand through Behavioral Instruments
Anant Sudarshan posits the potential of behavioural interventions with respect to consumption of electricity and the need to achieve energy efficiency.
Apr-Jun 2014

- Capturing Value in the Digital Era
- The Multi-Faceted Impact of Digital Media
Professor Amit Mehra outlines how emerging trends in digital media are transforming businesses.
- Freemium Uncovered: The Cases of Music and Mating
Professor Jui Ramaprasad presents some surprising results in a study on freemium- the increasingly popular online business model in the context of online music and dating sites.
- Crowdfunding: The New Wave of Financing for Entrepreneurial and Social Initiatives
Professors Sunil Wattal, Gordon Burtch and Anindya Ghose explore the growing phenomenon of crowdfunding as a powerful instrument of entrepreneurial finance.
- Tracking Mobile: The Rise of Smartphones in Marketing
Professor Anindya Ghose unravels the myths and paradoxes of mobile marketing through findings from a series of multi-country studies.
Jan-Mar 2014

- Changing course: Companies Act 2013 and the new rules of Corporate Governance
- Corporate Governance in India: A Context for Steering Change
Professor Sanjay Kallapur introduces a selection of articles on the new Companies Act, 2013 and other recent reforms in the regulatory framework for corporate governance.
- Redefining India’s Governance Landscape
Mirza Baig analyses India’s corporate governance landscape from the perspective of international investors.
- An Upheaval in Corporate Purpose
Nawshir Mirza argues that one of the Companies Act 2013 mandates, threatens to upend the identity and purpose of the corporation.
- The Corporate Affairs Perspective
Professor Asish K Bhattacharyya speaks about the need for appropriate training and research to inform implementation of the Companies Act 2013.
Oct-Dec 2013

- Examining the Intangible Drivers of Enterprise Value
- Calculating Intangibles: Drivers of Firm Performance
Professor Krishnamurthy V Subramanian introduces a selection of articles on enterprise valuation that are drawn from the Summer Research Conference in Corporate Finance.
- Political Speech and Economic Outcomes: Running the Numbers
Professors Art Durnev, Larry Fauver and Nandini Gupta highlight how politician speeches affect returns to companies, as well as employment and investment levels.
- Family Firms and Boards of Directors
Critical differences in board tenures and characteristics between family and nonfamily firms affect fi rm value and performance, argue Professors Huimin Li, Harley Ryan, Lingling Wang and Baozhong Yang.
- Valuing Innovation: Evidence from Cisco’s Acquisitions
Professor Krishnamurthy V Subramanian and researchers Chandra Sekhar Mangipudi and Rajkamal Vasu adopt a novel approach to valuing innovative assets of young, path-breaking firms by examining the value paid for their acquisition.
- Corporate Philanthropy and its Effects on Firm Value
In a study of the corporate philanthropic activities of 500 major American firms, Professor Ronald W Masulis and Syed Walid Reza find that as companies give more, their shareholder value falls.
Jul-Sep 2013

- The New Indian Multinational
- Ranking India’s Transnational Companies
Professor Raveendra Chittoor and Deepak Jena present the results of a 2013 ranking survey of India’s most internationalised companies based on the Transnationality Index (TNI).
- Understanding the Overseas Acquisitions of Indian Transnational Corporations
Professor Raveendra Chittoor’s and Deepak Jena’s survey-based study highlights key issues related to overseas acquisitions.
- The “India Way” of Managing Acquisitions: When Does it Really Work and Why?
Professor Prashant Kale examines the distinctive approach of Indian companies to managing their overseas acquisitions and why it has proved fairly successful thus far.
- Organic and Inorganic Internationalisation: Insights From Dr Reddy’s Labs
G V Prasad, current Chairman and Chief Executive Offi cer (CEO) of Dr Reddy’s Labs speaks to Professor Raveendra Chittoor.
- The Benefits of Sustainable Practices: A Study of Brazilian Multinationals
Professors Flávia de Magalhães Alvim and Sherban Leonardo Cretoiu explain why it is important for multinational corporations from emerging economies to effectively manage stakeholders abroad.
Oct-Dec 2012

- Filling the Gaps in our Shortage of Qualified Teachers
- PhD Training in Management in India: Is There a Doctor in the House?
Reflecting on the state in doctoral education in management in India, Professor Puranam presents his solution.
- Confronting the Crisis in Doctoral Education: A First Step
Professor Kallapur explains his position regarding the proposal put forth by Professor Puranam.
- DBA: A Solution to the Faculty Supply Problem
Professor Kallapur explains his position regarding the proposal put forth by Professor Puranam.
- An Alternative Direction for Doctoral Education
Questioning the need to develop variants of PhD programmes, Professor N Ravichandran suggests a different approach.
- A Blueprint for Success: My Perspective
Professor Natarajan supports the need to develop a new model that is suited for India’s requirements.
- Doctoral Education and the Teaching Function
The market for business PhDs will reward PhDs with proficiency in teaching, argues Professor Arun Pereira.
- A Regulator’s View on Doctoral Education
Professor Puranam interviews Union HRD Minister M M Pallam Raju about the challenges facing doctoral education in management.
Jul-Sep 2012

- Making Sense of the Data Deluge
- Predictive Analytics for Business Growth
Professor Galit Shmuéli describes how predictive analytics can help retailers make insightful decisions.
- Using Business Analytics to Improve Product Assortment
Professor Ram Gopal writes about how data analysis can help marketers determine profitable product assortment possibilities.
- To Show or Not To Show: How to Manage Internet Advertisement Campaigns
Professor Subodha Kumar shares his research on implementing a user profiling model at Chitika, an Internet advertising firm.
Apr-Jun 2012

- Public Policy Matters
- Financing Universal Health Coverage
Noted economist A K Shiva Kumar writes on India’s need for Universal Health Coverage and the financing options for UHC.
- Neighbourhood Segregation and Communal Attitudes
Professor Sharon Barnhardt writes from her research on a neighbourhood with Hindu and Muslim populations.
- The Amazing Transformation of Bihar
Professor Rajesh Chakrabarti analyses the reasons behind Bihar’s incredible turnaround.
- Tackling Child Malnutrition through Development Economics
How can we target malnourishment in India? Professor Prakarsh Singh writes from his research.
Jan-Mar 2012

- Indian Manufacturing: Making it Work
- The New National Manufacturing Policy: A Flow Perspective
What are the outcomes of the new National Manufacturing Policy (NMP) on India’s development? Professor ManMohan S Sodhi discusses.
- A Plan To Grow Indian Manufacturing
Arun Maira presents his views on the government’s new policy.
- Manufacturing in India: Why it Must Thrive
Sunil Kant Munjal discusses the issues related to implementing the new manufacturing policy.
- A Tonic For Spurring Growth
What impact will the new manufacturing policy have on businesses in India? B Muthuraman provides an overview.
Oct-Dec 2011

- India's Healthcare Hurdles
- Meeting the Challenges of Healthcare Needs in India: Paths to Innovation
Professors Stephen M Sammut and Lawton R Burns of the Wharton School analyse the healthcare requirements of the burgeoning Indian population.
- Growing India’s Healthcare System: A Cautionary Note
Healthcare systems must be designed to address the requirements of all its citizens explains Professor Arnold J Rosoff of the Wharton School.
- Healthcare Finance: The Road Ahead
Health insurance is a growing sector in India. Sofi Bergkvist analyses this sector with special emphasis on Aarogyasri.
- Doing More with Less – Lessons from a Doctor
Dr Shetty talks about how specialisation of healthcare services and resource optimisation can provide low-cost, quality treatments to the poor.
- Using Operations Management to Improve Healthcare Access
How can point-of-care devices enhance the efficiency of healthcare networks in developing countries? Professors Milind Sohoni and Sarang Deo present their findings.
Jul-Sep 2011

- Access to Finance
- Microfinance Lenders: To Profit or Not to Profit
Does being profit driven dilute a Microfinance Institute’s social objectives? Professor Krishnamurthy Subramanian discusses his research on MFIs.
- Financial Inclusion: The Road Ahead
Usha Thorat brings her extensive experience in this dialogue about financial inclusion and the role played by the different financial agents.
- The Role of Urban Cooperative Banks in Financial Inclusion
How can UCBs promote financial inclusion? Professor Rajesh Chakrabarti elaborates.
Apr-Jun 2011

- Age of Innovation
- Creativity In Leadership: Conform to Rise
Can creativity hamper career growth? Professor Dishan Kamdar supports this argument in an intriguing study.
- The Swach Story: A Lesson on Innovation
Professor Charles Dhanaraj talks with Tata Swach team about their innovative low-cost water purifier
Jan-Mar 2010

- Human Capital in the Knowledge Economy
- Enriching Human Capital in the Knowledge Economy
The cover theme of this issue focuses on how technology firms can best leverage their human capital. This article provides an introduction to the theme.
- How Training Jump-starts Employee Performance
Investing in training leads to increased employee productivity but for maximum returns, training programmes need to be managed more effectively.
- Lessons for the IT Services Sector
Investments in training can enhance returns from labour input and generate more revenues.
- Using Open Source Software for Training of Software Programmers
Programmer participation in open source projects can provide a valuable human capital development mechanism for software firms.
Oct-Dec 2009

- Nation Building: The SME Route
- Transformational Entrepreneurship
SMEs enhance inclusive growth by the manner in which they evolve, leverage local resources, and innovate to create products and services. A well-thought out SME-driven entrepreneurial ecosystem can take the industry and India, to the next level.
- Financing SMEs in India
Small firms in India cannot rely on informal sources to come to their rescue when access to formal sources becomes difficult. They may be excluded from all capital markets at the same time. What could be a possible remedy?
- Inclusion. Growth. In India Entrepreneurship Can Connect the Dots.
Targeted policies aimed at the poor and small businesses will allow entrepreneurship to become an engine of both inclusion and growth. But creating an overall business-friendly policy framework is more likely to be effective than subsidies.
- SME Revitalisation: A Call for Partnership
A look at the role of industry, government and academic actors in SME revitalisation.
Jul-Sep 2009

- The Good of Giving
- Family and Corporate Philanthropy: Emerging Trends In India
Professor Kavil Ramachandran, Thomas Schmidheiny Chair Professor of Family Business and Wealth Management at the ISB, co-authors this article about the evolution of philanthropy and current trends in Indian philanthropy
- Family Philanthropy Management – A European Perspective
Dr Ann-Veruschka Jurisch, Head of Philanthropy and Foundations at Spectrum Value Management Ltd (SVM), says that ‘giving back’ is a signifi cant motivation for family owned businesses in Europe. In this article, she traces philanthropic trends in Europe
- More Financial Ingenuity, Not Less
Professor Reuben Abraham, Executive Director, Centre for Emerging Markets Solutions, ISB, argues that philanthropy can play a pivotal role in catalysing markets and market-based solutions that promote inclusive economic growth in developing countries
- A Matter of Trust
This article traces the journey of the Tata Trust, which has spearheaded new philanthropic trends in India over the last eighty years
Apr-Jun 2009

- Financial crisis – Is India a step ahead?
- India and the Financial Crisis: Has India Emerged Stronger and Relatively Less Bruised
Rajesh Chakrabarti, Assistant Professor of Finance at the ISB, chronicles the global financial crisis and its impact on India.
Concise yet comprehensive research-based or opinion pieces on a variety of topics of interest for practicing managers and researchers.
Jul-Sep 2018
- FMCG Lessons for Pharma
Meenakshee Sinha and Professor S. Arunachalam present a fast-moving consumer goods blueprint for rural marketing based on the Arogya Parivar experience.
- The Lesser Evil? Evaluating E-cigarettes Consumption
Do e-cigarettes really help smokers kick the nicotine habit? Research by Professor Vithala R. Rao and Dr Jialie Chen offers some answers.
- Digital Winner-take-all Platforms: Hype or Reality?
Winner-take-all online platforms are not as inevitable as they are perceived to be, especially within e-commerce and online taxi hailing in India, argues Professor Tejpavan Gandhok.
Jan-Mar 2018
- (Dis)Connecting People? 2016 Indian Demonetisation and Mobile Phone Markets
Chirantan Chatterjee and his coauthors investigate whether a macroeconomic policy shock like the 2016 Indian demonetisation could have microeconomic implications for firms in the Indian mobile phone industry.
- Negotiating International Marketing Joint Venture Dissolutions in Emerging Markets
Kiran Pedada and his coauthors study the impact of dissolution announcements on short-term abnormal returns to the emerging market firm and discuss how their findings can help firms plan their international marketing joint venture entry and exit strategies.
- Ranking Indian Cities: The Smart Cities Index
Ashish Mohan and Tryambakesh Kumar Shukla reveal the journey behind the development of the Smart Cities Index and highlight the glaring data gaps that hinder urban development in India.
- Pay for Performance in Government: Has its Time Finally Come?
Holding governments accountable for delivering on promises and incentivising government employees appropriately is a fundamental requirement of good governance. This requirement can be met through a performance-related pay system, argues Prajapati Trivedi.
Oct-Dec 2017
- Family Philanthropy Management – a European Perspective
Dr. Ann-Veruschka, in her article from the archives, examines trends in European philanthropy and the emerging issues in philanthropy governance.
- Sharing Wisdom: Lessons From Successful Family Dynasties
Professor Denise Kenyon- Rouvinez talks of the various attributes of high-performing business-owning families.
- Corporate Governance, Business Growth and the Role of Independent Directors
Nabankur Gupta discusses the significance and challenges to implement good corporate governance and a wellfunctioning board.
- The Spectrum of the Triple Bottom Line
Dr Thomas Schmidheiny, in his interview from the archives, talks of contributing to society by creating corporate wealth
Apr-Jun 2017
- Self-Organising Smart Cities
Growing convergence of ICT and conventional technologies is a major enabler that gives rise to smart cities says Prashun K Dutta
- Cold Chain Intervention for Fruit-and-Vegetable Distribution in India: A Case Study on Kinnow
A case study on reducing carbon footprint, by investing appropriately in cold chain.
Jul-Sep 2016

- Climate and Society: Beyond General Circulation Models
- Participatory Transformation is the Key to Effective Administrative Reforms
The credibility of implementers and acceptance by target groups are critical for the success of any administrative reform, says Analyst Mukesh Bisht .
Apr-Jun 2016

- Indian Aviation Ver 2.0. Ready for takeoff
- Celebrity Endorsements: An Issue in India Because of Higher Power Distance
Research by Professor Manish Gangwar shows why we need to be wary of unregulated celebrity endorsements in India.
- Affordability and Accessibility to Medicines in EMs: Differential pricing is the solution
Differential pricing by pharmaceutical companies could be an answer to affordable medicines in emerging markets, according to Professor Patricia M Danzon.
Jan-Mar 2016

- Innovation and Growth Strategies To Win Globally
- Feeling low? Forgo the comfort food and turn up the volume!
High intensity sensory consumption or HISC activities like dressing up or listening to loud music can be a better fix than binge eating or a shopping spree for a feeling of low self-worth, research by ISB Professors Rishtee Batra and Tanuka Ghoshal shows.
- Big Data in Health Care: Analytics to Action
Big data and analytics are now delivering insights that are being translated to deliver better, cheaper and more transparent health care, says Ravi Chawla.
- When Do Firms Invest in Developing Rookies? Answering the Make vs Buy Question on Human Capital
Professor AJ Chauradia analyses firms that pursue both make and buy strategies for better human capital. The results suggest a firm possessing slack resources is more likely to pursue building compared to acquiring strategies.
Oct-Dec 2015

- Capacity Building for Driving India's Growth Momentum
- Ex-post Funding: Innovating Non-profit Organisations
Professors Milind G Sohoni and Sripad Devalkar study innovative and emerging models in the NPO marketplace.
- Accessing Knowledge from an Advanced Subsidiary: Power Asymmetries within Emerging Economy MNEs
Professors Snehal Awate, Marcus M Larsen and Ram Mudambi, investigate the determinants of knowledge transfers to and from newly acquired subsidiaries in emerging economies.
- What Does, What a Firm Says, Say About the Firm?
Ashish S Galande, Prakash Satyavageeswaran and Professor Sudhir Voleti, suggest a novel manner of better understanding the effects of strategy on firm performance.
- Moser Baer and OM and T Choosing a Strategic Partnership Mode
Geetika Shah and Priyank Arora along with Professors Kannan Srikanth and Sonia Mehrotra present a case study published and distributed as part of ISB’s Case Collection in the Harvard Business Publishing catalogue.
Jul-Sep 2015

- Impact Assessment: Key to Incentivising Participation in Development
- The Psychology of Decision Making in Acquisitions
Professor Jaya Dixit and Professor M V S Kumar explain the behavioural and psychological aspects behind decision-making in acquisitions.
- The CSR Law: Enabling “Extraordinary” Business
Ram Nidumolu and Professor Sanjay Kallapur outline a strategic approach to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) which will enable companies to fulfill their social responsibilities as well help them to improve their business performance.
- Entrepreneurial Firms: Coast On or Cash Out?
The paper takes a close look at what sets apart a successful entrepreneur from one who is not.
Apr-Jun 2015

- Smart Cities: Frameworks for Future Indian Cities
- State of Family Togetherness in Indian Family Businesses
Kavil Ramachandran and Navneet Bhatnagar explore the multi-dimensional and transient concept of family togetherness.
- Continuity of Family Business Across Generations
Kavil Ramachandran and Navneet Bhatnagar discuss mechanisms to facilitate survival and growth of family business.
- Overcoming barriers to Women’s Leadership at the Village Level
Tarun Jain, Lata Gangadharan, Pushkar Maitra and Joseph Vecci examine behavioural barriers to women’s leadership at the grassroots.
- The Dark Side of Finance
Utpal Bhattacharya exposes the dark side of the Personal Finance Industry.
- How can Competitors share Data Opportunistically?
Subodha Kumar throws light on how can competitors share data in a mutually beneficial manner.
Jan-Mar 2015

- Transformations in Technology Services
- Internationalisation Strategies of Indian Companies
Professor Raveendra Chittoor highlights the key strategies of internationalisation of Indian companies.
- Cracking the Emerging Markets: Lessons from the Indian Experience
Professor Amitava Chattopadhyay offers insights to succeed in the emerging markets by citing the stories of those who cracked the code.
- Inflation in India: Will the switch from WPI to CPI give us a truer picture?
Pranai Agarwal examines the Indian government’s decision to move from wholesale price index (WPI) to the consumer price index (CPI), to measure inflation in India.
Jul-Sep 2014

- Making Renewable Sustainable: Policy and Institutional Enablers for Securing Energy and Development
- India’s Largest Transnational Corporations
Professor Raveendra Chittoor and Bibhu Prasad Kar present the results of the 2014 ranking of India’s largest transnational corporations based on the Transnationality Index (TNI).
- Corporate Venture Capital Programmes in China and India
Siva Sakthiraj Rajamani and Professor S. Ramakrishna Velamuri highlight the distinct features of corporate venture capital and examine its growing relevance in China and India.
- Social Impact Bonds: Capital for Social Entrepreneurs
Professor Karan Bhanot cites lessons from recent international pilot programmes that promote public-private participation in the effective running and delivery of social services.
- Do Traditional Accounting Systems “Hide” Costs?
Professors Satish Joshi and Ranjani Krishnan underscore the importance of investments in more detailed costing systems that capture hidden costs including the cost of complying with regulations.
- Case Summary: Husk Power Systems
Professors Gireesh Shrimali, Charles Dhanaraj and Kirti Madhok Sud explore alternate models to fully operationalise Husk Power Systems, an enterprise that creates energy from waste material.
Apr-Jun 2014

- Capturing Value in the Digital Era
- Inclusive Growth Through Economic Reforms
Professors Rajeev Dehejia and Arvind Panagariya examine India’s services-led growth trajectory in the post-reform period and the impact of economic reforms on the socially disadvantaged.
- Online Investors Beware: Good News May Not Breed Good Decisions
Professor Raj Raghunathan investigates how selective information seeking behaviour of do-it-yourself online investors can result in poor decisionmaking and lower return on investments.
- Do 30 Overs Really Make a Difference in International and League Cricket?
Professor Sudipta Sarangi examines whether and how winning strategies differ in the 20 over and 50 over cricket match formats.
- Trust, Reputation and Disclosure in Economic Exchange
Professor Radhika Lunawat analyses how disclosure and financial reporting can serve to repair reputations and rebuild investor confidence in the aftermath of the global economic recession.
- Case Summary: Sony Music (India)
Professor Deepa Mani and Geetika Shah, explore the context and evolution of Sony Music India, in a fast evolving digital music space.
Jan-Mar 2014

- Changing course: Companies Act 2013 and the new rules of Corporate Governance
- Women on Corporate Boards in India
Ekta Selarka examine a sample of companies to gauge the extent of female representation on their boards.
- Agent Intermediated Loans: A New Approach to Microfinance
Professors Pushkar Maitra, et al., describe the results of a new approach that seeks to make microcredit work for the agrarian poor.
- Ensuring Family and Business Continuity at India’s GMR Group
Focusing on the Indian family business behemoth, the GMR Group, Professor Kavil Ramachandran, Professor John L Ward, Rachna Jha and Sachin Waikar highlight the multifarious issues that underpin family businesses.
- Sustaining Social Impact with Social Entrepreneurship: Swara and Mojolabs
Arjun Venkatraman of the Mojolab Foundation describes new avenues for social and economic impact emerging in the tribal areas of central India.
Oct-Dec 2013

- Examining the Intangible Drivers of Enterprise Value
- Clean Air Express: The Delhi Metro’s Impact on Air Quality
Deepti Goel and Sonam Gupta present the findings of their study on the effect of the Delhi Metro on air pollution.
- Mental Kartha Hai: Indian Urban Slums and Unmasking the Mobile Internet
Professor Nimmi Rangaswamy shares the findings of her study on mobile Internet usage among teenagers from the slums of India.
- A Microfinance Journey
In a case study of Krishna Bhima Samruddhi Local Area Bank (KBSLAB), a microfi nance institution, Puran Singh, Nupur Pavan Bang, Kaushik Bhattacharjee and Rajesh Chakrabarti take us through the journey of microfinance in India.
- Supersizing Taste: Intuitions about Food and Consumer Choice
“Unhealthy = tasty,” and “healthy = not tasty”: these beliefs guide poor food choices, suggests Professor Raj Raghunathan’s research on consumer behaviour.
Jul-Sep 2013

- The New Indian Multinational
- Media Plurality And Net Neutrality
Professor Rohit Prasad contrasts the regulatory approaches in traditional media and the Internet.
- Field Notes From The Underground: Recruitment Into The Naxalites
Dr Pavan Mamidi explains the fi ndings of a pioneering ethnographic study of Naxal recruitment strategies.
- Hedging Currency Risk at TT Textiles
A case study by Professor Rajesh Chakrabarti highlights the impact of currency rate fluctuations on the profitability of an export oriented textile manufacturing firm, TT Textiles.
Oct-Dec 2012

- Filling the Gaps in our Shortage of Qualified Teachers
- Cultural Perspectives on Sustainability
The perceptions of Indian consumers differ from those of American consumers on sustainability issues. Professors Tonya Boone and Rishtee Batra discuss why.
- Tapping the Potential of Government Sponsored Health Insurance Schemes
This article evaluates GHIS within the framework of Universal Health Coverage in India.
- Novartis in India: Innovation versus Affordability
Summary of a case study that highlights the recent patent struggles of Novartis.
- Strategic Agility through Intelligences
Professor Baba Prasad describes how the concept of intelligence opens up a new frontier for strategy.
Jul-Sep 2012

- Making Sense of the Data Deluge
- Kicking Back on Kickbacks: An Experiment in Asymmetric Liability
Professor Tarun Jain shares his findings from a novel experiment on mitigating corruption.
- Sovereign Debt, Government Myopia, and the Financial Sector
Professor Viral V Acharya explains why governments service their external debt even when it may benefit them to default.
- Leaving a Trail of Carbon Footprints
What is the carbon footprint of an Indian Thali dinner? Professor Ram Ganeshan traces the carbon footprints of different entities.
- Nokia Life Tools: Tapping into India’s Emerging Markets
In this case study summary, Nokia India considers whether they can proceed with the national roll-out of a new service based Kirti Madhok Sud. Featires in ISBInsight on a successful pilot.
- Competing through Innovation
Professor Amitava Chattopadhyay explores the key components of innovative Indian organisations.
- The Myopia of Far-Sightedness
Contrary to popular belief, we can work on increasing our happiness and Professor Rajagopal Raghunathan explains how.
Apr-Jun 2012

- Public Policy Matters
- SME Exchanges: The Need of the Hour
Senior Researcher Nupur Pavan Bang elaborates on the need for SME Exchanges.
- It Is Not About Being on Social, It Is About Being Social
Professor Chris Dellarocas explains how companies can tap into social media.
- Ranking Transnational Companies from India
Professor Raveendra Chittoor presents highlights from a joint survey of Indian firms.
- The Art of Social Entrepreneurship: When to bid Adieu
Summary of a case study that highlights a critical turning point in the life cycle of the Madras Craft Foundation (MCF).
- Do All Product-Oriented Web Technologies Reduce Product Returns?
Academicians collaborate for a study on the influence of web technologies on product returns.
Jan-Mar 2012

- Indian Manufacturing: Making it Work
- The Culture of Trust and Negotiation
Cultural differences in trust impact negotiation outcomes. Professor Amit Nandkeolyar writes from his research.
- Electronic Retailing: Increasing IT Capacity May Alienate Customers
What are the implications of increasing IT capacity on firms and customers? Professor Subodha Kumar presents his findings.
- Fashion Industry: A Story of Consumption and Waste
Does “ethical” fashion have a place in India? Professor Tonya Boone provides an insight.
- Oral Insulin: Breakthrough Innovation at Biocon
What was the dilemma Biocon faced with its latest breakthrough for diabetics?
Oct-Dec 2011

- India's Healthcare Hurdles
- Hiring an Outsider CEO: Change is Not Always Good
Are companies better off hiring expensive CEOs from outside their organisations? Professor Nandini Rajagopalan discusses.
- Life After M&As
What are the post-merger implications on the acquired, as well as existing assets of a company? Professor N R Prabhala presents his findings
- Harnessing the Power of Employee Blogs
Professor Ram Gopal explains how companies can benefit from their employees’ blogging.
Jul-Sep 2011

- Access to Finance
- PepsiCo-BASIX: A Case Summary
An award-winning case on conflict and collaboration.
- Was the Trip Worthwhile?
An award-winning case on conflict and collaboration.
- Myopic Managerial Behaviour Induced by Financial Reporting
CFOs try very hard to meet analyst expectations. Professor Shivaram Rajagopal explains why.
- Access to Financing for SMEs: A Research-based Initiative
Professor Sankar De proposes a policy initiative to promote the trade credit securitisation drive.
- Impact Investing: Harbinger of a Brighter Future and a Friendlier Bond Market?
Shreedhar Kanetkar presents an overview of impact investing, with a focus on social impact bonds.
Apr-Jun 2011

- Age of Innovation
- From the Ivory Tower to the Shop Floor: The Simulation Option
Professor Arun Periera, explores how computer based simulations can help SMEs gain business expertise.
- Research to Marketplace: The Missing Links
From idea to product, how can we facilitate innovation? Krishna Tanuku, Executive Director, Wadhwani Centre for Entrepreneurship Development(WCED) offers suggestions.
- Food For Thought: Integrative Supply Chain Innovations
N Vishwanadham, Clinical Professor at the ISB suggests an innovative solution to enable food security in India.
- The Identity Initiative at ISB
The ISB collaborates with Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) to study its impact in the coming decade.
Jan-Mar 2010

- Human Capital in the Knowledge Economy
- Pathways to A Sustainable Future
Indian companies can turn the climate change issue into an opportunity rather than a threat by understanding the issue completely, planning their approach, measuring their emissions and adapting a low-carbon business model.
- Wicked Problems and Soft Solutions
Currently governments, planners and corporates do not have an awareness of “wicked problems” and how to deal with them. A paradigm shift in the decision making process is needed.
Oct-Dec 2009

- Nation Building: The SME Route
- Why Are We In A Recession?
Arguing against conventional wisdom about the causes of the recession, the authors say that the inability of existing financial and legal institutions to cope with the huge increase in the world’s labour supply in a very short time period, led to the recession.
- Value Creation in Mergers and Acquisitions
While the expected synergies from most M&As are similar to begin with, the ultimate success of the deal is determined by the implementation of marketing and business strategies for the combined entity, and the effective integration of the diverse organisation cultures.
- Knowledge Hoarding
Some individuals perceive knowledge acquired during the course of one’s job as their personal intellectual property and hence do not share it with others in the organisation. A look at the impact of incentives, personality types and gender on sharing this knowledge.
Apr-Jun 2009

- Financial crisis – Is India a step ahead?
- Auditor’s Independence – The India Story: Can Auditors be Truly Independent? Who Will Police the Policeman?
Sanjay Kallapur, Professor of Accounting at the ISB, co-authors this article addressing the issues affecting the independence of auditors
- The Fate of Kiranas – Insight from Efficiency Perspective
Paromita Goswami, Assistant Professor at Xavier Institute of Management Bhubaneswar, co-authors this article on whether Indian Kirana stores will be able to survive in the face of competition from organised modern trade grocery retailers
Showcases interviews with prominent business leaders, management experts and key policy makers from around the world.
Jul-Sep 2018
- Off-field: Sports Performance, Business Bottom Line
Chiraag Paul in conversation with Deepak Agrawal
- Human Capital in the Digital Era: Leadership under Scrutiny
What are the main challenges for the human capital agenda in today’s organisations? D. Shivakumar speaks to Professor S. Ramnarayan.
- Transforming Data for Policy Impact
Data is critical for policymaking. How is the NITI Aayog harnessing emerging analytics tools? Avik Sarkar spoke to the Late Professor Bhimasankaram Pochiraju.
Jan-Mar 2018
- Fly, Nation’s Citizen
Jayant Sinha, Honourable Minister of State for Civil Aviation, visited the Indian School of Business Mohali campus as part of the ISB Leadership Summit in September 2017. Siddharth Shekhar Singh, Associate Professor of Marketing and Associate Dean, Research Centres and Institutes Outreach and Engagement, caught up with him.
- The Banking Canvas
Viral V Acharya, Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, speaks to Prachi Deuskar, Assistant Professor of Finance at ISB about central banking as a canvas for research impact.
- Journey from Technology to Policy
V. K. Saraswat, Member of the NITI Aayog, was the Dean’s Speaker at the ISB in September 2017. Reema Gupta, Head of the Centre for Learning and Management Practice and Corporate Relations at the ISB, spoke to him about his journey from science to policy-making.
Oct-Dec 2017
- Culture and Professionalisation at Hilti
Professor Dr Pius Baschera of the Hilti Corporation in conversation with Professor Kavil Ramachandran.
- Corporate Governance in the Context of Family Controlled Businesses
Adi Godrej, Chairman of the Godrej Group, in Conversation with Professor Sougata Ray.
Apr-Jun 2017
- Failure is a Necessary Part of Innovation
Sanjay Subhedar, founding Managing Director of Storm Ventures, in conversation with C Chitti Pantulu.
Jul-Sep 2016

- Climate and Society: Beyond General Circulation Models
- Coping with the Effects of Climate Change
An authority on environmental governance, Arun Agrawal, in conversation with Professor Milind G Sohoni
- “Any time an economist writes down a model, it is wrong”
Nobel Laureate Lars Peter Hansen tells Professor Bhagwan Chowdhry.
Apr-Jun 2016

- Indian Aviation Ver 2.0. Ready for takeoff
- Be a Capitalist with a Simple Heart
The first ISB honorary distinguished Fellow, Infosys founder N R Narayana Murthy, in conversation with ISB Dean Rajendra Srivastava.
Jan-Mar 2016

- Innovation and Growth Strategies To Win Globally
- Have Brand Power, Write the Rules
Ajay Arora, Managing Director, D’Decor in conversation with Professor Rishtee Batra.
Oct-Dec 2015

- Capacity Building for Driving India's Growth Momentum
- We are witnessing the Fifth Technological Revolution: says Hans Vestberg
Reema Gupta in an exclusive interview with the President and CEO of the Ericsson Group.
- Amul: A Business Strategy Built on Value for Many
R S Sodhi, Managing Director, Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (Amul), in coversation with C Chitti Pantulu.
Jul-Sep 2015

- Impact Assessment: Key to Incentivising Participation in Development
- Philanthropy, CSR are passé, now it is time for CSA, Kailash Satyarthi
The Nobel Laureate shares stories of his successful campaigns and explains how Corporate Social Responsibility is metamorphosing into Corporate Social Accountability.
Apr-Jun 2015

- Smart Cities: Frameworks for Future Indian Cities
- The Pursuit of Happiness
Raj Raghunathan explains the science of positive psychology, describes science-based principles which can be practised for a happy and meaningful life.
Jan-Mar 2015

- Transformations in Technology Services
- There is no reason why a WhatsApp or Facebook cannot happen out of India
An ISB alumnus from the Class of 2006, Neeraj Arora, Vice President, Whatsapp Inc. speaks to Reema Gupta.
- Democratising Education: Realising the Potential of E-learning
Dr Vivek Goel, Chief Academic Strategist, Coursera speaks to Raj Raghunathan.
- Case for Faster, Modular Approach to Energy Investments
Amory Bloch Lovins, Physicist, Environmental Scientist, Writer and Chairman & Chief Scientist, Rockey Mountain Institute, speaks to Nalin Srivastava on managing financial risks in the energy sector.
Jul-Sep 2014

- Making Renewable Sustainable: Policy and Institutional Enablers for Securing Energy and Development
- Educating for Social Transformation
Azim Premji, Chairman, Wipro Ltd speaks to Savita Mahajan on the drastic need for reforms to improve education levels for transforming the country’s youth
Apr-Jun 2014

- Capturing Value in the Digital Era
- Discovering Stories Worth Telling
Rahul Johri of Discovery Channel in a tête-à-tête with Professor Siddharth S. Singh.
Jan-Mar 2014

- Changing course: Companies Act 2013 and the new rules of Corporate Governance
- The Idea of Scale
Y Subroto Bagchi, Chairman and co-founder, Mindtree Limited, speaks to Dr. Krishna Tanuku.
Oct-Dec 2013

- Examining the Intangible Drivers of Enterprise Value
- Triple Bottom Line Performance: The Role of Business in Nation Building
YC Deveshwar, the legendary Chairman of ITC Limited, speaks to Nalin Srivastava.
- The Financial Value of Real Options
Eduardo Schwartz speaks about pricing real options.
Jul-Sep 2013

- The New Indian Multinational
- A Perspective on the Mutual Funds Industry in India
Aditya Agarwal, the Country Manager of Morningstar India, speaks on the Indian mutual funds industry.
Oct-Dec 2012

- Filling the Gaps in our Shortage of Qualified Teachers
- In Conversation with a Macro Hedge Fund Manager
Vilas Gadkari, promoter, Nilgai group of companies discusses the global macro imbalances.
Jul-Sep 2012

- Making Sense of the Data Deluge
- Enabling Movements with a Purpose
Purpose.com co-founder and CEO Jeremy Heimans talks about movement entrepreneurship and technology’s role in social movements.
- Contracts and the Financial Crisis
Professor Douglas W Diamond speaks on the weaknesses in the financial system and the need for effective regulation.
Apr-Jun 2012

- Public Policy Matters
- Raghuram Rajan on the World Economy
Eminent economist and the Chief Economic Advisor to the Indian government, Raghuram G Rajan, speaks with ISB faculty.
- Insurance in India: The Path Ahead
A discussion on bancassurance and microinsurance in the Indian context.
Jan-Mar 2012

- Indian Manufacturing: Making it Work
- Bank of Baroda: A Turnaround Tale
Bank of Baroda Chairman M D Mallya discusses the spectacular turnaround of the bank with Professor Rajesh Chakrabarti.
- Nitish Sengupta: On Reviving Sick Public Sector Units
Professor Rajesh Chakrabarti and Senior Researcher Kanchan M talk to Nitish Sengupta about reviving India’s PSUs.
- Inculcating a Culture of Research
In the second of this two part interview, Professor Krishnamurthy Subramanian talks to Anjan Thakor about role of research and faculty development.
Oct-Dec 2011

- India's Healthcare Hurdles
- Post-Crises Financial Regulation
Professor Anjan Thakor speaks on financial regulation in the emerging markets, in light of the recent crises.
- Data Analytics: The Foundation of a Successful Business
What is data analytics and how is it relevant to the business world? Professor Galit Shmueli explains.
- Teaching India to Learn
Shaheen Mistri, Founder, Teach for India, talks with the ISBInsight team about her vision for education in India and leadership in the classroom.
Jul-Sep 2011

- Access to Finance
- Mark Livingston: On Business and Technology
Cognizant, Global Head, Consulting, Mark Livingston answers queries from Professor Nishtha Langer.
- Making a Difference with Social Business
Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus talks about the merits of social businesses.
- Foundation on Education: A Conversation With Dr Judith Rodin
Rockefeller Foundation President, Dr Judith Rodin talks to ISBInsight about the Foundation and the impact of technology on education.
Apr-Jun 2011

- Age of Innovation
- Deconstructing Innovation
Arun Maira, Member, Planning Commission talks about innovation and the need to redefine research for the Indian context.
- Climate Change: Action Plan Required
Dr R K Pachauri discusses the impending reality of climate change with ISB students.
- Merck: A Family Success Story
Professor Ajay Bhalla, talks with Head of Merck E KG on challenges faced by family businesses.
Jan-Mar 2010

- Human Capital in the Knowledge Economy
- Smart Governance
Saniv Mital, CEO, National Institute of Smart Government , talks to Deepa Mani, Assistant Professor of Information Systems at the ISB about e-governance initiatives.
- Devising Efficient Accounting Standards
Professor Shyam Sunder of the Yale School of Management, talks to Tarun Jain, Assistant Professor of Economics and Public Policy at the ISB about accounting standards, experimental economics and education.
- Changing Tracks
Rajesh Chakrabarti, Assistant Professor of Finance at the ISB, talks to V Nilakant, Associate Professor of Management at the University of Canterbury, and S Ramnarayan, Clinical Professor of Business at the ISB, about the transformation of Indian Railways.
Oct-Dec 2009

- Nation Building: The SME Route
- Adapting to New Paradigms
Lakshmi Narayanan, Vice Chairman of Cognizant, talks to Deepak Chandra, Associate Dean, Centre for Executive Education and Amit Mehra, Assistant Professor, Information Systems, at the ISB, about leadership lessons, innovation and issues affecting the technology sector.
Jul-Sep 2009

- The Good of Giving
- Towards Transparency – Lessons in managing a crisis: An Interview with Deepak Parekh
Deepak Parekh, Chairman, HDFC, talks to Sanjay Kallapur, Associate Dean - Faculty Development and Professor of Accounting, ISB, about the lessons from the Satyam scandal, crisis management, and the state of the accounting profession in India
Concise reports of influential research and industry related conferences and seminars organised by the Indian School of Business (ISB).
Jul-Sep 2018
- The Innovation Nudge
To take an idea from the laboratory to the marketplace, we must go beyond invention to innovation, says Professor Rajendra Srivastava.
- What India Can Teach the World about Marketing
Sameer Khetarpal and Raja MVSMA discuss local-global intersections in marketing.
- Future Ready: The Human Capital Agenda
Professor Richard Smith and Professor Chandrasekhar Sripada examine the human capital landscape in a digital era.
Jan-Mar 2018
- Access and Change: Health 3.0
One of the highlights of the Health 2.0 Conference, coorganised by the Max Institute of Healthcare Management at the ISB, was an on–stage conversation between Sarang Deo, Associate Professor of Operations Management and Executive Director of the Max Institute of Healthcare Management, and Shashank N.D., Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Practo.
Apr-Jun 2017
- Fintech and the Changing Face of Wealth Management
A panel of practitioners and academicians discuss the Fintech boom, fuelled by the technology savvy consumer, and the ensuing challenges.
Jul-Sep 2016

- Climate and Society: Beyond General Circulation Models
- Healthcare: The Road Ahead – Opportunities and Challenges
Health insurance and technology have emerged as the game changers, concludes a panel of leading healthcare industry honchos.
Apr-Jun 2016

- Indian Aviation Ver 2.0. Ready for takeoff
- Value Creation and platform thinking
Professor Karthik Kannan analyses digitisation trends and how some of the digital platforms are going to play out.
Jan-Mar 2016

- Innovation and Growth Strategies To Win Globally
- To Reveal or Not to Reveal: Secrecy in Supply Chain Management
To reveal or not to reveal becomes a critical supply chain management decision for companies given the dynamic market and informed competition, say Professors Aditya Jain and Milind Sohoni.
Oct-Dec 2015

- Capacity Building for Driving India's Growth Momentum
- Building a Monitoring and Evaluation System for Better Governance: Lessons for India from other Countries
A report on global best practices in M&E shared at a symposium organised by Bharti Institute of Public Policy, ISB.
Jul-Sep 2015

- Impact Assessment: Key to Incentivising Participation in Development
- This is no ordinary disruption
Jonathan Woetzel and Anu Madgavkar talk about the four forces that are transforming the global economy.
Apr-Jun 2015

- Smart Cities: Frameworks for Future Indian Cities
- ISB and Industry come together to develop Smart Cities Index
ISB’s Punj Lloyd Institute of Infrastructure Management conducted a two-day workshop to discuss various aspects of the Government of India’s 100 Smart Cities Plan. Gaurav Dubey reports on the proceedings of the workshop that was held at the Mohali Campus of ISB.
Jan-Mar 2015

- Transformations in Technology Services
- Excellence, Hard Work and Pure Energy has Always been my Credo: Mittu Chandilya, CEO, AirAsia India
Mittu Chandilya shares his experiences and business philosophy.
- Fundamental Financial Sector Reforms Needed to Reach Double Digit Growth: RBI Governor
RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan spent time with ISB students discussing topics ranging from the fiscal and monetary policy to job prospects at RBI.
Jul-Sep 2014

- Making Renewable Sustainable: Policy and Institutional Enablers for Securing Energy and Development
- Corporate Social Responsibility And the Rise of Social Entrepreneurship
Companies and social enterprises came together to deepen understanding of CSR and the role of companies in transforming the socio-economic landscape in India.
- Economy And the New Government: The Road Ahead
Leading academics and socio-economic analysts took part in a panel discussion on the new government’s economic agenda.
Apr-Jun 2014

- Capturing Value in the Digital Era
- Policy in Practice
The Bharti Institute of Public Policy at the ISB hosted Baijayant ‘Jay’ Panda, Member of Parliament (MP), Kendrapara (Odisha) for a Policy Workshop.
- India Investment Conference 2014
Leading investment and financial experts presented on the outlook for investments in India at the IIC 2014 jointly hosted by the Centre for Investment at the ISB and the IAIP.
Jan-Mar 2014

- Changing course: Companies Act 2013 and the new rules of Corporate Governance
- Going Digital: Small and Medium Business Edition
The recently held Digital Summit at the Indian School of Business was inaugurated by a special workshop that provided small and medium businesses with some useful tips on taming the digital revolution.
- Forging a Collaborative Path in the Middle East
A recent conference organised by the Bharti Institute of Public Policy at the ISB and the Consulate General of the United States addressed a range of critical issues facing India and the US as they aspire to engage meaningfully with the Middle East.
Oct-Dec 2013

- Examining the Intangible Drivers of Enterprise Value
- Liberating Data: Challenges and Opportunities
An array of presenters at the Open Data Camp discussed the challenges and opportunities of open data and the compromises required to balance private and public interest in the coming data deluge.
Jul-Sep 2013

- The New Indian Multinational
- Stories Matter: What Global Leaders can Learn from Different Cultures
In a talk at the Indian School of Business, Devdutt Pattanaik, leadership consultant and author, described the role of myth and stories in shaping beliefs and behaviours.
Oct-Dec 2012

- Filling the Gaps in our Shortage of Qualified Teachers
- Harmony and Sustainability in Family Businesses
Summary of the Fourth Asian Invitational Conference on Family Business.
Jul-Sep 2012

- Making Sense of the Data Deluge
- Summit on Risk and Governance Sparks a Call for Change
Experts discuss ways to strengthen organisations and mitigate risks in the financial system.
- Disruptive Innovation in the Digital Age
Highlights from the Digital Summit at ISB.
- The Vicious Cycle of Corporate Fraud
The Ethics in Business Forum tackles a pressing issue.
Apr-Jun 2012

- Public Policy Matters
- Ethics in Business Forum Incites Debate on Authenticity
A discussion on morals and making ethical business choices.
- Eight Simple Truths on How “Values Bring Value”
A talk on values by the founder of the Piramal group.
- Business Analytics: Essential for Defining Strategy for Companies
A summary of a workshop on Business Analytics.
Jan-Mar 2012

- Indian Manufacturing: Making it Work
- SME Financing Challenges: Building Alternative Finance Options
A report on the symposium organised by the Centre for Analytical Finance (CAF) at the ISB.
- Charting India’s Growth Trajectory
What is the future of India 20 years after economic liberalization? 45 industry leaders present their perspectives at the ISB Leadership Summit 2011.
- Diffusion 2011: Business Skills for Social Impact
A report on the capacity-building workshop organised by ISB students to empower non-profits.
Oct-Dec 2011

- India's Healthcare Hurdles
- Out of Africa: A Story of Hope and Reconciliation
H E Williams Nkurunziza, High Commissioner of Rwanda talks about how Rwanda charted its history after the 1994 genocide.
- Fostering Innovation: Past, Present and Future
What role can companies play to inculcate a culture of innovation? This panel discussion lends a corporate perspective.
- Sustainable Growth: A pipe dream?
The panelists in the World Ecnonomic Forum Young Global Leaders South Asia Meet call for reform.
- On Enhancing Shareholder Control: A (Dodd-) Frank Assessment of Proxy Access
A summary of the award-winning paper at the Centre for Analytical Finance (CAF) Summer Research Conference 2011.
Jul-Sep 2011

- Access to Finance
- Mapping Connections: Social Networking and Facebook
David Fisher of Facebook elaborates on how social networking is shaping our world.
- Igniting the Spirit of Innovation
A report on the two-day conference on the role of educators in encouraging innovation among the youth.
- A Simple Sentence: The Turnaround in Bihar
How did the Bihar turnaround happen? A senior police officer offers a ringside view.
- Nation-Building From the Roots
President Pratibha Patil urges students to help develop rural India.
- Mahesh Peri: The Media Today
Mahesh Peri, Publisher, Outlook, draws on his own experiences to give insights on the media.
Apr-Jun 2011

- Age of Innovation
- How Can We Build Inclusive Cities?
The Centre for Emerging Markets Solutions organised a panel discussion on urbanisation.
- Leadership Effectiveness and Gender
Dr Kiran Bedi draws on her life experiences to talk about gender and leadership at the ISB.
- The Indian Way of Entrepreneurship
Panelists at ISB Leadership Summit talk about challenges facing the Indian entrepreneur.
Informative reviews of a diverse range of the latest publications from across the Business, Management, Economics and Public Policy areas.
Jul-Sep 2018
- Book Briefs
Recent books received in Business, Management, Economics and Public Policy.
- The Three Circles of Family Business
Professor Kavil Ramachandran explains how the Three Circles model developed by Renato Tagiuri and John Davis in the late 1970s revolutionised the understanding of family businesses.
Jan-Mar 2018
- The Underappreciated Role of Management
Sanjay Kallapur underlines the contemporary relevance of the work of the business historian Alfred D. Chandler, who showed how management, more than technology, facilitated the rise of large wealth-creating organisations.
- Book Briefs
Jan-Mar 2016

- Innovation and Growth Strategies To Win Globally
- Innovate Remotely, Benefit Globally
Mridula Anand reviews Reverse Innovation: Create Far From Home, Win Everywhere by Vijay Govindarajan and Chris Trimble.
Oct-Dec 2015

- Capacity Building for Driving India's Growth Momentum
- A City Manager’s Manual: Challenges, Opportunities And The Way Forward
Professor Ashima Sood reviews Urbanisation in India: Challenges, Opportunities and the Way Forward by Isher Judge Ahluwalia, P K Mohanty and Ravi Kanbur.
Apr-Jun 2015

- Smart Cities: Frameworks for Future Indian Cities
- The 10 Commandments for Family Business
A book by Kavil Ramchandran, reviewed by Shyamal Majumdar.
Jan-Mar 2015

- Transformations in Technology Services
- Managing Marketing: An Applied Approach
By Professor Noel Capon and Dr Siddharth Shekhar Singh
Jul-Sep 2014

- Making Renewable Sustainable: Policy and Institutional Enablers for Securing Energy and Development
- Debunking the Growing Myth of a China Inc.
A review of Is China Buying the World? by Peter Nolan.
Apr-Jun 2014

- Capturing Value in the Digital Era
- Reimagining India – Unlocking The Potential of Asia’s Next Superpower
A review of the recent publication from McKinsey and Company.
Jan-Mar 2014

- Changing course: Companies Act 2013 and the new rules of Corporate Governance
- (Mis)Understanding Economic Growth and Development
A review of An Uncertain Glory: India and Its Contradictions by Jean Drèze and Amartya Sen and Why Growth Matters: How Economic Growth in India Reduced Poverty and the Lessons for Other Developing Countries by Jagdish Bhagwati and Arvind Panagariya.
Oct-Dec 2013

- Examining the Intangible Drivers of Enterprise Value
- A review of “Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead”
Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead - By Sheryl Sandberg Reviewed by: Uma Ganti, PGP Class of 2014
Jul-Sep 2013

- The New Indian Multinational
- Antifragile: Things that Gain from Disorder By Nassim Nicholas Taleb
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except a little bit of afternoons still have a pokey beat, exactly like inside friday at the begining of April, With quite a few males not eating throughout a lanky mass across Cairo’s north conclusion. for an hour or so, we can all become called in for supper and leave skate boards and children scooters and bikes dotted within the pavement. the road would undoubtedly so therefore fall months private rear, which include the ones next to it and the ones anywhere along with weaving main housing Elmwood and McBride complexes, where by approximately 400 many people used for everyone and from now on just one or two dozen households survive.
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Demarius Taylor sailed up and down the judge in Cairo extraordinary course’s gym later on on that experts claim evening, his own 6 foot duration modifying due to defenders to with your way wheel, your man’s photographs serving within a after another. here he moved onto the scorer which of you averaged 28 information of the gaming this years season, seemed to be to labeled first downline almost state lines in addition daily made six votes to obtain Illinois’ mister. golf ball grant being a more mature. this is the he has become another piece of Cairo’s for some time ball background.
our have to the gym slices the midst of Illinois’ southernmost place, Which is found the location where oh and Mississippi streams join as well as being nearer to Huntsville, Ala, compared with the number chicago. On the choice stands out as the dollar common, one of the few other locations, A service station not any longer allowing gas, rrncluding a train sub retail business which will full-face two years ago yet,yet somehow even now name recognition strategies “soup in addition soup become back home” in addition “dish among cornbread in addition,yet GRAVY 99, upon remaining could be a minimart that begin providing fruits, A gutted lodge and even Cairo’s old village green district, overflowing with deserted mansions which will suggestion at state it will not became.
you don’t have a superstore. n’ medical. not a general public cen, So the graduating high school work out website hosts wedding arrangements to piece funeral nutrients passenger truck basketball game jogs similar to this one. additionally, it is the place category linked rent additionally urban development assistant david Carson was in aug, as a famous hunt putting a lot more than the size of his directly shoulder complex via focus legally speaking, Lamenting typically the unfairness of Cairo’s circumstance in addition offer basically no definite ways to make it better. Two months first, on a finding out in wa, Carson needed referred Cairo a “perishing industry,
Cairo (pronounced consideration oh yea), should be depopulating for many years, although a continuing public court mortgage crunch intends our very existence. HUD cancelled you see, the Elmwood and thus McBride complexes around April 2017 since there is times of mismanagement, Displacing in regards to a sixth ture of Cairo’s 2,400 home owners. Cairo graduation used roughly 97 youngsters, your fewest inside customs, when ever categories ignited right after Carson’s you can check. this town offers becoming less combined with the methods to become stable it since illinois confronts a matter working on affirms throughout the country: whether they should call pump disadvantaged communities and also by refreshing customer housing or maybe tell website visitors to move ahead.
“Nobody seems to be know what’s possible. there was clearly no coming up with, Cairo gran Tyrone Coleman cited at the begining of April. “for this reason snapped day to ensure chosen officers even fully understand we have been now,
persist friday, Carson suggested imperative fluctuations to assist you to authorities cover tax assistance, especially nurturing your rent to find very low net income people. this particular step, that’s belittled with lodging supporters and even would normally ask for blessing the legislature, are going to initially disturb half along with 4.7million households benefiting from a place to live pluses, HUD administrators reported.
on the subject off 40 visitors continue in Elmwood plus McBride’s livable machines, choosing ones not ever boarded up merely by llight weight darkish plywood. those homeowners need proper up until June 30 to be vacate the company’s vacation homes forward oriented towards foreclosure, according to a HUD established. people, in conjunction with those who have already departed from, received world mortgage coupons to safely move any place else. Taylor certainly is the seventh of 11 offspring but still living in McBride with his mummy some of his littermates. advantages scoring give protection to with whom all users names “Paypay” while he employeed to bustle mature people by using on-line computer games figured out to experience golf ball attached to McBride’s court, back when the pool buzzed due to night-time event moreover brought in many times young boys and girls garden.
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But explain how it works, effectively, stare back down their particular town’s thinkable fall since what is also bottom end of a the game of basketball custom.
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“the game of basketball is almost certainly every day living post, referred to dr. Andrea Evers, The superintendent within the Cairo education area. “it’s a lifeline. the following has been,
the sport is weaved through town’s disruptive the past, together with the 1987 young team as well as 2003 hovering directly into 2004 typical conversations. Cairo, which can 70percent brown, Once aspired to be a bustling lake alternate center. Victorian mansions becoming built-in the 1860s of this town’s good forthcoming in mind, in experienced pediatric schools and even church buildings dining which may have due to the close. in body of water together with train trade diminished in the early 20th century, employment to be able to leave city. which in turn, combined with the violent racial apprehension the fact erupted in a not on time 1960s, triggered a mass reduction involving financial investment in Cairo. this is probably had to be even more slower when the found interstate 57 connect of moving built a mile north from state 1978. that do got trucks and travelers not so big explanation to feed and the business market sector to decide on chance.
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