Entreprenuership
The Elicitation Spiral
Tuesday, March 9th, 2010You reap, what you sow, this clichéd word hasn’t lost its relevance a bit and has become even more pertinent in today’s ever changing and competitive business scenario where enterprises are constantly looking for differentiators to provide enhanced service delivery.
Technologically speaking, even though it caters primarily to each and every sectoral thrust this age [...]
From Insights to innovation - IBM INSIGHTS 2010, Mumbai
Thursday, March 4th, 2010From Insights to innovation that was the IBM’s organizational view that helped them deliver cutting edge technology & solution to their customers.
So speaking on Information led transformation, the inaugural thoughts were shared by Mark Register - Vice President (APAC), IBM. He shared his views on how organizations are operating with Blindspots which literally means [...]
NASSCOM HR Best Practices Session
Tuesday, February 9th, 2010On Jan 29, 2010 a session on “How Leaders Make Change Happen” was held at NASSCOM’s headquarters in New Delhi. Mr. Pradeep Henry, Innovator of a globally-proven method for business process centric software development as well as Consultant and former director at Cognizant started the session with his Presentation on the topic.
Ms. Neeru Goel, Director, [...]
NASSCOM Fridays 2.0 sessions….
Friday, January 15th, 2010NASSCOM Fridays 2.0 session, Gaurav Mishra’s talk - Made in India Made for the World, leveraging social media as a powerful online marketing tool, great exposure for B2B companies, cost-effective open source development platforms for maximized end user reach
The Automation Black Hole
Friday, January 8th, 2010Automation has become the buzzword all around. Every business entity is looking at automation as their sure shot way to success. Wherever you go whatever you do everybody believes in the word Automation, but falls trap to the fallacies associated with it. Let me explain it further by an example -
Recently I met one [...]
NASSCOM Product Conclave 2008, Bangalore
Monday, August 18th, 2008NASSCOM’s Product Conclave 2008 was an insightful experience in ways more than one, especially for software product startups in India, who, according to its estimates, have been growing at 44% CAGR. Currently pegged at a miniscule $1.4 Billion, the software products industry is slated to grow to $10-12 Billion by 2015.
Dabbling in topics ranging from [...]
Making a Great Product - What it takes (Part 1 - Requirements)?
Sunday, February 17th, 2008For the past few days, I’ve been thinking about writing something on Drishti’s Blog. After brooding on a few thoughts, I zeroed in onto “What it takes to deliver a great product?”
Drishti has offered an amazing opportunity to me, in terms of getting a nice exposure to “Thinking Products” and more importantly “Delivering Products”. In [...]