All innovations result in change – either in a process or in a product or in a service. Attempts to make changes to process, product or service result in a ... Read More
Customers and stock markets develop their perception about the current and future products, which serves as a key input to decide the Most Innovative Companies. We see R&D function as ... Read More
Some organizations adopt innovation as an initiative and do whatever they could to make their employees participate in it. In my view, one of the best ways for established organizations ... Read More
Fortune tellers are quite popular in India and hopefully in many parts of the world. Most of us in India would have shown our hands (mostly right) to palmists who are often visible in Malls, parks, temples, street side and other public places. Many people have a family palmist and there are professional palmists as well. Some of us may have seen a well-known fortune teller (including a palmist) during our bad times in our professional life or personal lives. ... Read More
A ‘promissory note’ is a legal instrument (more particularly, a financial instrument), in which one party (the maker or issuer) promises in writing to pay a determinate sum of money to the other (the payee), either at a fixed or determinable future time or on demand of the payee, under specific terms. ... Read More
In the recent years, there has been a lot of debate about the management of companies being too (over) focused on short term results to meet the expectations of stock market. People who support this view believe that this overt/intense focus by companies on short term is the key reason for companies to miss out on many innovative ideas that are picked up by individuals who give them life through the startups ... Read More
Innovations have the chance factor; but how can we not make it a Lottery. Betting started as early as 205 BC in China.In the early days, the lotteries tickets were distributed by rich people to present gifts to their guests. Later, in 15th century the public lotteries were conducted to raise funds for the purpose of war or to help the poor. ... Read More