ISBInsight is the Flagship Research Periodical of the Indian School of Business
Priyansh Dixit, Program Director and Vinod Bijlani, Senior IT Architect, IBM write about the urgent need for technology-based transportation systems that provide a complete view of transit and traffic data to enable better forecasting, analysis and management of traffic and reduce emissions.
Read moreAs finance is about using other people’s money, opportunities to steal are strong (lots of money to be made), easy...
Read moreDeepa Mani, Assistant Professor and Joint Executive Director, and Shankadeep Banerjee, Research Associate at ISB’s Srini Raju Centre for IT and the Networked Economy (SRITNE) have developed a Smart Cities Maturity Model (SCMM) that will help Indian cities to assess where they currently are on their journey to being smart cities and decide how they want to align their strategic priorities and resources.
Read moreIs it ever beneficial for competitors to share data with each other? Professor Subodha Kumar throws light on how a...
Read moreIndia’s success in services export has been remarkable, but it has also been largely led by a single sector – information technology (IT) and IT-enabled Services (ITeS). For the country to achieve long-term growth and fulfil its development aspirations, we must look towards expanding our service exports base, observes Dr Anupam Khanna. In this article, he argues that there is tremendous potential for India to grow its modern services exports, particularly through IT-led productivity improvements and leveraging the IT/ITeS industry’s well-established global reputation.
Read moreGlobal In-house Centres (GICs) in India deliver significant value to their parent companies. But for these centres to optimise performance...
Read moreIt has been nearly a decade since I started researching on the internationalisation strategies of Indian companies. This short article...
Read moreAn ISB alumnus from the Class of 2006, Neeraj Arora, Vice President, Whatsapp Inc., is the man behind the billion dollar Facebook – WhatsApp deal. At WhatsApp he is known as the ‘Business Guy’ for want of a better designation given that he ended up doing everything to broker the deal – a purely business skill. Reema Gupta, Associate Director, Srini Raju Centre for IT and the Networked Economy (SRITNE), ISB, caught up with Neeraj on his day back at the School, when he interacted with the current Class. Excerpts from the conversation.
Read moreMultinational companies seeking to tap the vast potential of emerging markets often find themselves stumbling through a fog on unsure...
Read moreIn this article, Pranai Agarwal examines the Indian government’s decision to move from its historical reliance on the wholesale price...
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