The Rise And Rise Of Family Firms
The year 1991 ushered in a new dawn for the Indian economy with economic reforms across sectors. The entrepreneurial spirit ...
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Entrepreneurship
Developing the Next Generation Leadership for Family Business
Smooth inter-generational leadership transition is critical for the long-term survival of business organisations. In the family business context, passing on ...
Pep Up Entrepreneurs
Economic liberalisation in 1991 triggered a spurt of entrepreneurial activities in the country, once it was freed from the shackles ...
Clusterpreneurship: Do entrepreneurs create and sustain clusters?
The emergence of start-up activity in the ICT sector has shown an exponential increase after 2010. The trends that stand ...
Failure is a Necessary Part of Innovation
Sanjay Subhedar, founding Managing Director of Storm Ventures, and member of the Governing Board, ISB was at the Indian School ...
Note 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 ...
Bet on the Jockey, Not the Horse
Entrepreneurial ideas are abundant,but entrepreneurs who can execute ideas in the face of difficult odds are uncommon Steve Jobs once ...
Breaking the Growth Gridlock in Family Business
Why do growth-oriented family businesses hit a grid lock, like a super speeding car getting caught in a traffic jam ...
Organisation of Technology and the Impact of Technology Interventions on Business and Society
How can firms make the transition from being low-cost service providers to becoming innovators and key drivers of value in ...
Case Summary: Husk Power Systems
In this study on innovative entrepreneurship and sustainable development, Professors Gireesh Shrimali, Charles Dhanaraj and Kirti Madhok Sud chronicle the ...
