Height means measurement of something from base to top. It also means extreme or ultimate of something. For example, the height of heights is Hillary on Tenzing and Tenzing on Mount Everest. Corporations are scaling new business heights with each passing day. The point is not how do they climb and reach those dizzying heights, but rather how can we reliably measure it. That’s a silly question. Isn’t it? No, it’s not.
Business is no fun but humour is a serious business. Just ask Scott Adams, the creator of the Dilbert comic script. Dilbert teaches us practical business wisdom through humour which no business school can match. Needless to say, humor is the most effective tool to convey an idea that is otherwise difficult to express. So, here’s a fun way to learn the art of swimming in a blue ocean:
There’s absolutely no doubt that COVID-19 is going to cause a deep economic recession. But, let’s reframe the situation and look at it from a slightly different angle…how the business landscape will change for the better in the post-COVID-19 world. Welcome to the new abnormal! Here’s a light-hearted look at how the various industries will be impacted by the contagion:
Our small actions can have far-reaching, unintended and unforeseen consequences. Here’s a business case study to prove the butterfly effect in the economic and business world. Let’s see how a court judgement impact reverberated far beyond the capitalist world with unknown repercussions.
Whenever mankind faces threats to the existence, the primitive survival instinct kicks in. And so is the case with business entities. The rule is either adapt or die. This is forcing the companies and their various stakeholders to embrace competitive adaptation and devise new strategies to stay alive in a hostile environment. Based on a comprehensive study of the Indian industry, here are a few of their secret survival strategies:
