Author: Rishabh Agarwal
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The Open Cartelization of Telecom Companies in India
India has now turned into a nation of “call drop”. Talking on mobile phones is so much painstaking these days (from last 6 months at least). Today morning I was going through an English daily where it was mentioned how the present Finance Minister of India Shri Arun Jaitly ji informed angrily to the visiting CEO of…
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The Volcanic Effects of E-commerce, a disruptive innovation and its impact on the Future
Rise of the E-commerce of-course is a disruptive innovation with far reaching impacts on the future. The rise of Amazon (Globally), Alibaba (China), Flipkart (India), Snapdeal (India), Jabong (India), Indiamart (India) is phenomenal. What are we looking at then in coming years. E-commerce will impact a range of regular life common things. 1. Now Factory…
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The “Agyaatvaas” Strategy
The “Agyaatvaas” Strategy (TAS) I consider this strategy as a subset of The Resilience Strategy (TRS), which I talk about most of the times and a tool which I conceptualized. “Agyaatvaas” is a popular word in Hindu Mythologies. It means you are supposed to be un-identifiable by your enemy during the period of “Agyaatvaas” which…
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Education Loan Business in India: An Abysmal Scenario
Well, many times my friends discussed with me on the subject of this blog. I felt moved by the observations and thought I should write on this subject. You see Education Loan Business in India has turned into an abysmal scenario. I still remember my young days of school times, education was meant to be…
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Great Expectations from Mr. Modi and One Year of his Govt. in India
Well this is my second blog on Mr. Modi’s efforts to revive Indian Economy! The first one was: Shri Modi and Jim Collins – Good to Great Undoubtedly Shri Modi attracted Great Expectations globally. The nation which approx. a decade before attracted global attention by strong GDP growth and created a large middle class backed by…
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Apple- BB- Nokia- and Samsung: Strategy Lessons
Well, these 4 brands are probably most recognized in mobile handset industry. Though agreed, new players including Xiaomi, Gionee, etc. and oldies including Sony, HTC, etc. are also playing cool. However thru this blog I’m focusing on few Strategy Lessons which are quite interesting to me. SAMSUNG: Lets talk about this Korean Chaebol first. Samsung…
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Why USSR failed to survive while USA thrived: Role of Resilience
Well thru this blog I tried to analyse National Public Policy part from Strategy Theory of mine though which I mostly reserve for analyzing corporate strategies. When I see case of USSR which again was a formidable bloc of its time and enjoyed huge clout and influence. But it failed to survive. While USA continued…
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Will You Marry Me vs You’re Hired
Marriage Proposals vs Job Offers or Will You Marry Me vs You’re Hired @India Well, I must admit its a funny blog of mine. But it has a valid argument. Now I many times wonder why in India Govt. doesn’t releases employment data on regular basis. What my understanding says that this data is released…
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The Iron Man Suit Strategy
That’s why I’m going to be the first– lead boy in the movie How To Train Your Dragon! Well, this title ran into my mind since long. When I saw this movie which is actually one of my favorites, The Iron Man, I saw a strategy tool in it. If one recall the movie, the…
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Organizations Strategy and Cars Across Roads [OSCAR] Theory
Well whenever I see lots of cars going slowly or fast on roads, different models, different types of roads, SOMEHOW I am always able to co-relate them with the state of economy. This Analogy is quite striking to me. Lets imagine simple traffic on roads with numerous four wheelers. Now there can be different kind…