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Govindraj Ethiraj | 01/02/2013 | 4 comments
The proverbial Big Brother will watch you like never before in 2013. CCTV monitoring is likely to be the next big policing technique in 2013; not all of it will be good
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Govindraj Ethiraj | 12/30/2012 | 5 comments
Many business leaders have built substantial businesses in the last decade but few have dreamt of designing and building engineering products - such as cars - the way Ratan Tata has
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There is a real possibility now that every household in India will have access to a bank account in the next few years. This has game-changing implications, both for delivery of hundreds of billions of dollars of Government subsidies but also bottom-of-the-pyramid financial innovation
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What really conveys or imparts a sense of `sacred space' to an organisation and its people ? While it's somewhat clear what the driving forces are, whether it will come together in a predictable, mathematical way is a big question.
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Govindraj Ethiraj | 06/19/2012 | 1 comments
Indiia could see some 300 million new savers entering the formal banking system in coming years. Creating the right `bottom of the pyramid' financial product portfolio for them should be a priority else we would have lost an opportunity.
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Govindraj Ethiraj | 05/15/2012 | 0 comments
Apple will bring in close to Rs 130,000 crore of revenue from China in 2012. Apart from the massive consumption frenzy, what does this tell us about consumer behaviour, particularly at times when there is perceived political uncertainty
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The real impact of Union Budget 2012 on the individual wallet can only be felt now, as the various Service Tax components and the State Budget measures roll out. Its mostly bad news, except perhaps in one case.
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Govindraj Ethiraj | 03/15/2012 | 2 comments
The Trinamool Congress may gain political capital by saying its DNA does not allow prices to rise. But by selling this perpetual dream to voters is unfair, economically and socially.
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Govindraj Ethiraj | 03/09/2012 | 7 comments
Indian CEOs are unlikely to bite the bait of appearing in reality shows like Undercover Boss. But this show's big plus is to get you closer to your own people, particularly in difficult times. That's something every business leader should appreciate.
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Govindraj Ethiraj | 02/20/2012 | 1 comments
Kingfisher has demonstrated that for all the front-end glamour, Indian businesses are still running on jugaad mode in the back-end. This damages not just the brand's image but also questions Indian companies' ability to run world class service operations that put customer above all.
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 January 28, 2013 23:29 pm by Cherag Bhagwagar
Commented on Ratan Tata: The Dreamer Of Cars
Dear Sir,
This is an great article about an even greater man. It inspires us to rise up and be something bigger than what we are, it inspires us to dream dreams we cannot dream. Sir i`d like to use this article in our college newsletter. with your permission, may i publish this article by you ?
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January 28, 2013 22:44 pm by Cherag Bhagwagar
Commented on Ratan Tata: The Dreamer Of Cars
Dear Sir,
This really is a great article about an even greater man. It inspires us to be who we can be and not who we may be. To see a leader so driven, so passionate, so riveting in his approach to life and business is amazing. Sir i would like to use this article in my college newsletter ?? With ...
January 07, 2013 15:49 pm by Jason
Commented on 2013: The Year Of Watching You
For whoever wants to see how implementing this situation would pan out in the real world, there is this fantastic television show called Person of Interest that literally dwells along the exact same lines as of this article.
Yes, CCTVs are important and should be implemented on a large scale. You...
January 06, 2013 13:12 pm by Utkarsh
Commented on 2013: The Year Of Watching You
Reminds me of the scenario in George Orwell's '1984'.
Will there be a situation where the government can control all information?
January 04, 2013 19:58 pm by chandrakant nikam
Commented on Ratan Tata: The Dreamer Of Cars
salute sir..
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