“Leadership and Learning are indispensable to each other” is a quote taken from John F. Kennedy’s final undelivered speech, intended for that fatal day at Dallas in 1963. I am not too sure if this statement was intended for political leaders of those times or the Business leaders. Whomsoever this ma...
At the start of the 21st century, Microsoft was a dominant force in the technology world, with its software integral to nearly all computer-based activities. In 2000, Bill Gates chose his long-serving deputy, Steve Ballmer, to take over leadership at Microsoft. Microsoft missed the mark on the five...
Imagine a scenario where a tech-savvy individual is trying to help a relative who is not comfortable with technology to use a smartphone. Does this sound familiar? Does it happen at your homes? The tech-savvy person might take for granted the knowledge of swiping, long-pressing, or using various app...
When Apple unveiled the iPhone in 2007, it was not just introducing a new product - it was revolutionizing an entire industry. While many viewed the iPhone as a direct competitor to established players like BlackBerry, the reality was far more transformative. Apple was not simply competing in the ex...
The New Age Dilemma: Sustainable vs. Transient Competitive Advantage In today's fast-paced business world, the landscape of competitive advantage is rapidly evolving. Companies that once enjoyed a steady market dominance are now facing the pressing need to continuously innovate to stay ahead. The tr...