
IIM Lucknow launches MBA in entrepreneurship & innovation
Objective is to see at least 40% of graduates passing out of this programme launch a venture that successfully attracts external funding or investment within one year of graduation
Objective is to see at least 40% of graduates passing out of this programme launch a venture that successfully attracts external funding or investment within one year of graduation
We have to think about ways to share innovations with the rest of the world so that developing nations can also benefit and bolster their economies.
In-depth research, reflections and discussions with several leaders helped identify six dichotomies that differentiate leaders on their urge to either survive and/or thrive
India’s young business minds are shaping the new India story. Nowhere is this more visible than in Fortune India’s 40 Under 40 list: a list dedicated to the power of ideas and innovative thinking.
The Covid-19 disruption has ignited a new era of value-based customer-centric banking. It has also given rise to platform and data-driven approaches, signalling a radical change in retail banking.
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.
Arvind Krishna, IBM chairman and CEO, also talked about what India needed to do to become an innovation hub, and the year ahead, at Nasscom's virtual event.
The Union Budget 2021 understands that for India to become the third-largest economy in the world, scientific research and innovation requires a policy boost.
If the latest Economic Survey has one distilled message, it is that India is building an architecture of innovation.
What the revival of the 1,000-year-old Monpa paper in Arunachal Pradesh teaches us.