Tag Archives: Transformation

5 Inter-Related Profitable Ideas for 2014 and Beyond

This edition of my blog is dedicated to predicating the future with 5 Key Inter-related Ideas that we will ignore at our own peril as a humanity. These ideas have already taking root in our societies, no matter which part … Continue reading

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Four More Years

Never in the history of this world has so much depended on one person. President Barack Obama carries on him a burden of the entire world, not just North America. When he came to power for his first term in … Continue reading

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Surrender – The greatest act of bravery

It is ironical that humans are such control freaks from the fears they hold within themselves. The paradox here is the inherent nature of fear that knows one cannot control and yet the living being tries to exercise control. This … Continue reading

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Inspiration from Champions

The entire nation of India was transfixed from February 19, 2011 when the “Men In Blue” led by M S Dhoni opened against Bangaldesh to April 02, 2011 when they closed against Sri Lanka. Further driving home the point that … Continue reading

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Unraveling the Mystery of Change

The mystery of Change is nothing but the continuum of time. Where Time as we define and understand is expressed in terms of Past, Present and Future. However is time changing? Obviously not. But you and I are changing, the … Continue reading

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The Reform of the Education System

I was drawn to the OP-ED column of Thomas L. Friedman published in the New York Times on November 23 /24, 2010(http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/24/opinion/24friedman.html?_r=1) through a tweet from Vinod Khosla (http://twitter.com/#!/vkhosla) “We need better parents to hold their kids to better standards. … Continue reading

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Culture: An Impediment to Organizational Growth?

The word “Culture” is liberally used by Business Leaders and Managers. I often wonder whether they understand the impact of the word, even as they utter it. The reason for this disillusion is that, nowhere does their own action, leave … Continue reading

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How does an organization connect?

It is not unusal for me to see different things being spoken in different parts of the organization….but make no mistake, using the same words. But in these difficult times, especially when an organization is featured as a benchmark for … Continue reading

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Wealth Creation Versus Money Making

At the heart of the financial crisis and the global economic recession, there is one fundamental issue. In the last decade, society has pushed the limits of money making and stunted the process of wealth creation. The primary responsibility for … Continue reading

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Managing the Process of Knowledge

Managing Knowledge is a continuous process and not a discrete event. The outcome is Innivation and Growth. The attached presentation traces the process charecteristics.

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