How Emerging Markets Create Knowledge
Raveendra Chittoor is an Associate Professor of Strategy and International Business and Canada Research Chair in Global Economy at University...
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ISB resident and visiting faculty present managerial takeaways from their research projects in crisp video nuggets.
Can Investor Behaviour Signal Future Economic Conditions?
Prachi Deuskar is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the Indian School of Business.
Read moreTry Co-Creating Your Product with the Consumer
Firms that allow consumers to co-create products might also need to motivate them.
Read moreWhat Newspaper Vendors Can Teach Airlines
How can the newsvendor dilemma teach airlines about managing uncertainty and optimising schedules?
Read moreIs India’s CSR Law Having the Desired Impact?
How has the mandatory CSR Act from 2013 impacted Indian firms? Our expert panel, consisting of Syed Eraj Hassan, Dr. Nupur Pavan Bang and Professor Kavil Ramachandran from the Thomas Schmidheiny Centre for Family Enterprise at ISB and Professor Raveendra Chittoor of the University of Victoria, Canada talk about their study, “Family Businesses: Heeding the Call of Corporate Conscience 2015-2017.”
Read moreDoing Business in Southeast Asia: the Macro Perspective
How do financial systems and demographic compositions vary across Vietnam, Myanmar, Singapore and Philippines? Professor Philip Zerrillo offers some insights into the ASEAN macroenvironment. Prof...
Read moreHow Consumers Evaluate International Joint Ventures
Firms creating or dissolving international joint ventures tend to focus on local and global market expertise. But they should also...
Read moreHow to Invest with Social Impact
How can investments yield optimal financial as well as social outcomes? Professor Bhagwan Chowdhry and co-authors propose two types of...
Read moreWhen Family Businesses Go International
When are family businesses likely to go international? Ownership structures as well as non-family investor or top management influence in family business operations play a major role, says Professor Kavil Ramachandran.
Read moreBeyond the Hype of Indian Digital Start-ups
Is the hype around Indian digital start-ups real? Professor Tejpavan Gandhok offers some pointers. Professor TejPavan Gandhok, Clinical Assistant Professor, Entrepreneurship, Indian School of Business
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