Value Creation and platform thinking
This is derived from the academic talk delivered by Purdue University’s Professor Karthik Kannan, earlier this year, at the two-day...
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Indian Aviation Ver 2.0. Ready for takeoff
Be a Capitalist with a Simple Heart
Earlier this year the Indian School of Business (ISB) conferred the Honorary Distinguished Fellowship on N R Narayana Murthy, Founder, Infosys and Catamaran Ventures, making him the first recipient of the Fellowship. The ISB Honorary Distinguished Fellowship is designed to honour personalities of national and international eminence, who have contributed to the society through their thought leadership and success, are respected by the industry and the academia alike, and have inspired generations of people to achieve excellence in their respective fields of activity.
Read moreCelebrity Endorsements: An Issue in India Because of Higher Power Distance
Celebrity endorsement has come into the spotlight in India with recent controversies over products endorsed by well-known personalities. This is...
Read moreAffordability and Accessibility to Medicines in EMs: Differential pricing is the solution
Differential pricing by pharmaceutical companies whereby prices charged in each country are commensurate with either its ability to pay or...
Read moreLow Cost Airports: Catalysts For Inclusive Growth
“The world is focused on Indian aviation – from manufacturers, tourism boards, airlines and global businesses to individual travellers, shippers and businessmen. If we can find common purpose among all stakeholders in Indian aviation, a bright future is at hand.” – Tony Tyler, Director General and CEO, International Air Transport Association (IATA).
Read moreRobust Airline Operations: Planning for uncertainty
Managing flight schedules are as important for improving airline bottom lines as airport bottlenecks. Schedule padding in isolation may never achieve the desired result of improving operational robustness. Instead, it could further conceal operational inefficiencies and impose additional costs.
Read moreIndian Aviation Industry in 2016: Ready for Takeoff
Indian aviation is in a sweet spot. If the proposed improvements in policy, procedure, safety, security and infrastructure are implemented in letter and spirit, this could turn out to be one of the best decades for Indian aviation.
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