SMEs: Don’t Push Succession Under the Carpet
Ninety percent of the businesses in India are family owned. About 30% of the family businesses listed on the Indian...
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Management Briefs
Entrepreneurs: Beware of the Marginal Thinking Trap
The notion is simple: an entrepreneur’s primary focus should be solving customer problems, rather than making products. The product is simply...
Read moreKamla Nehru Memorial Hospital: Which Way Forward?
Based on the case study by Dr. Naga Lakshmi Damaraju, Prafulla Rawal, Bavneet Singh, Himanshu Jain and Magesh Karthik Kamla...
Read moreState Bank of India: “SMS Unhappy”
Rishtee Batra, Assistant Professor of Marketing at ISB, and Piyush Kumar, Visiting Professor at ISB, present the dilemma faced by...
Read moreUsing Interoperability to Become Cashless
The recent monetary experiment has provided an opportunity to focus on India’s non-cash payment infrastructure. Mandar Kagade, Policy Analyst with...
Read moreIs MGNREGA Destroying Factory Jobs?
Shashwat Alok, Assistant Professor of Finance, Yakshup Chopra, Research Associate, and Prasanna Tantri, Senior Associate Director with the Centre for...
Read moreAn Open Book-Transparency Matters in Family Business
Nupur Pavan Bang, Associate Director, and Kavil Ramachandran, Professor and Executive Director of the Thomas Schmidheiny Centre for Family Enterprise,...
Read moreNote To Entrepreneurs: Culture Eats Strategy for Breakfast
Arun Pereira, Clinical Associate Professor of Management Education and Executive Director of the Centre for Learning and Management Practice, explains...
Read moreEnabling Mobile Clinics to Address the Challenges of Chronic Diseases in India
Sarang Deo, Associate Professor of Operations Management at ISB, and colleagues design a ‘mobile care delivery model’ that enables chronic...
Read moreInnovation Pacing
When will unpredictability in innovation pacing lead to competitive advantage? Drawing from his research, Professor Anindya Ghosh explains that unpredictability...
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