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The following is a list of all entries from the Strategy & Business Models category.
Would I do it?
Filed in Management,Sport,Strategy & Business Models, March 13, 2011, 9:03 am by KumaranTweetYesterday’s world cup match and the last over given to Nehra by Dhoni. Personally I am disappointed at what happened yesterday. Lot of us would say the last over should have been given to Bhajji because: 1.He a tried and tested bowler. 2.He is the in bowler in form with wickets in the match. Let me [...]
Net Neutrality – The future ahead
Filed in Strategy & Business Models,Technology, August 6, 2010, 10:54 am by RKTweetOne of the reasons we – the consumers or the end-users of the internet – are relatively unaware of the meaning of Net Neutrality (NN) is that, we have always had it good and took NN for granted. We were not aware of internet being any other way. But now the moment has come when [...]
If a template is all you can offer…
Filed in Management,Strategy & Business Models, April 25, 2010, 5:00 pm by RKTweetI tweeted sometime ago that “if a template is all you offer, you really don’t have much to offer” Let me explain. For the purpose of this post, the term “customer” can mean anybody you interact with – not just money-paying person seeking products/services. Too many times, we get locked into this mode of supplying [...]
Why Twitter maybe at the vanguard of a tectonic shift?
Filed in Anthropology,Strategy & Business Models,Technology, May 13, 2009, 5:39 pm by SukumarTweetUpdated Aug 15, 2009 10 PM – Here is a recent techmemed post that contemplates some similar ideas about Twitter. Updated May 16, 2009 6:15PM – Mark Cuban says most of his traffic is now coming from Twitter/Facebook and less and less from Google! FTOTW We restarted this series in my previous post. First, Nancy [...]
The Soul of Success Part 4 – Role of Luck
Filed in General Interest,Strategy & Business Models, April 14, 2009, 2:38 pm by SukumarTweetProlog Happy new year to all that celebrate it today (Tamils, Malayalis, Assamese, Punjabis..). As always, thanks for the insightful comments on part 3 (here is part1, part2). Kumaran’s comment on Penicillin and Potato Chips , Nimmy’s comment on the invention of electric car being appreciated when fuel shortages occur, Ganesh’s comment about startups reinventing themselves really got me into [...]
