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While I missed the talk by Khoi Tu on his book Superteams, I did get an opportunity to read the book. He discusses the extraordinary performance of seven legendary teams – Pixar, Ferrari Formula One, SAS, Red Cross, European, Ryder Cup Team....
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Technology has been a big boon - it has democratised the world and made the world flat with equal opportunities for more people around the world than was possible earlier. Since it makes information available to all without discrimination or bias, there is not much that can be kept out of the public domain.
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I had the privilege of listening to Nobel Laureate Kofi Annan at Global Horizons: The Oxford Analytica Conference 2011 dinner at Blenheim Palace. Equally thought provoking was the speech by Dr. David R Young, Chairman Oxford Analytica which is a global analysis and advisory firm drawing on a worldwide network of experts to advise its...
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Social media is becoming a force beyond its expected role in communication – as in social transformation that we saw during Arab spring. However, among its more traditional roles, s-commerce, albeit still at a nascent stage, has the potential of transforming into a significant channel for shopping.
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I have had the privilege of listening to Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudeva a few times in small groups where dialogue and interactions are easier than in large gatherings. To me, his philosophy is informed by empiricism, scientific learning, objective thought, and interestingly, subjective reflections. His discourse resonates with me.
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I have been reading so much about Reverse Innovation and have been conducting workshops and delivering talks on the phenomenon that is getting so much of the world’s attention. A lot of the examples are from books and from information gotten second hand.
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I was on my first trip to West Palm Beach in Florida. Sunshine, clear blue skies, beautiful houses framed by lush green gardens and flowering wisteria, lazy afternoons with chilled wine and hot off the oven pizzas after an exhilarating walk on the beach and finally ending up in the Trump spa to be pampered...
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Akhilesh Yadav fought the battle for electoral votes like a seasoned marketer fighting for market share. It was clearly a four cornered race and he identified his major competition was going to come from Rahul Gandhi.
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Companies are spending millions on R&D to beat competition by bringing the better mousetrap. However, despite loud declarations of consumer is king, there is perhaps not enough being done to understanding them. Skin care today is about segmenting consumers by age and, consequently, offering relevant benefits.
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I have now been attending Davos for 7-8 years wearing my Spouse hat. Some things have certainly changed; some of my esteemed friends complain that it is now too democratic
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