During the pandemic, A.I. has played a crucial role in improving business resilience. But for it to have a larger impact, A.I. needs to be democratised.
Subodh Bajpai, a force to reckon with in business funding segment, is actively engaged in helping many entrepreneurial dreams come true in the country.
It has been a year since the nationwide Coronavirus-induced lockdown was announced. More than anything else, it has had a profound impact on business—the way it is done, and the way it is imagined.
Today, the urgency to pivot to radically new ways of doing business has become paramount. Companies must operate like startups—with an ability to shed old skin quickly and adapt to innovative ways.
The old rulebook is gone. India Inc. is reassessing its competitive advantages, drawing up multiple business scenarios to figure out how to respond, survive and thrive in and beyond the pandemic.
Insecurities have risen due to the pandemic and aggregated mental health is at an all time low. It is only apt that we explore powerful techniques for business leaders to live with the hidden illness.
As businesses recover from Covid-19, it is important for firms to gauge future talent requirements and understand the impact of a strategic hiring approach.
Family businesses have traditionally been the slowest to transform, but this experience should help them shed their reluctance towards change and keep up with the times.
The Covid-19 pandemic has emerged as the biggest-ever socio-economic challenge for the Modi government. Will the ₹20 lakh crore fiscal stimulus package revive the economy?
