Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's SPJIMR
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's SPJIMR
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Should you invest in the stock market right now?
Geopolitical conflict, rising inflation, rising oil prices, and the surge of Covid-19 in China have played a part in enhancing the volatility of the stock markets across the world. Dr Hemant Manuj - Associate Professor, Finance at Bhavan's SPJIMR checks the historic trends to figure out the next course of action
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The curious case study of Zerodha's blue ocean strategy
Founded by Nithin Kamath, the online discount brokerage company has changed the dynamics of retail stock investment in India. Here's a look at how the blue ocean strategy worked and what it needs to do to face new challengers
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The evolution of influencer marketing 3.0 in 2022
Influencers are no longer a homogenous group of those with a humongous follower base. Their domain has expanded beyond content creation and now they are becoming a brand themselves
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Career management 4.0: The hybrid workplace edition for Industry 4.0
Is the hybrid workspace really the big bad wolf for HR? Can it be tamed? HR needs to assess the changes that a hybrid workspace brings about for employee development, commitment, engagement, and productivity to formulate a better solution
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Revisiting Ayushman Bharat Scheme: Win-win or win-lose?
The pandemic has exposed the dark underbelly of our healthcare system and it is fairly obvious that incremental fixes (such as health insurance schemes) will have little chance of achieving sustained benefits
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Sadness, anger and schadenfreude with India's Covid-19 Crisis
Bolstering (claiming credit), burying (suppressing information) or boosting (to gain credibility) is the kind of image management that is untimely and counterproductive during a crisis.
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Have consumers changed the way they buy essentials and groceries?
The necessity and lack of other options gave people an opportunity to try shopping online. The reward of convenience and ease that came with online shopping was strong enough for some to change a habit
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Addressing the 'novel' fault lines in family business
The pandemic may actually have proven to be a blessing in disguise for several family businesses contending with such fault lines. Business families should make use of this time of togetherness forced on them to relook at some of the underlying issues
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India's vaccine rollout: Cracking the bullwhip
A look at the knowns, the unknowns, and the strategies to avoid the biggest risks, including the dreaded supply chain in India's mass vaccination plan
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To give or not to give: It's all in the family
The beneficiaries of philanthropy by family businesses are largely restricted to the local community, with business families acting as if they were stewards in their communities