Strategy

Resurrection is painful. Nobody ever said it was easy. 2021 was the year of resurrection from a painful 2020 that left the world scarred and questioning its raison d’être. The world rose slowly out of its torpor with grim determination.

While there has definitely been growth in the R&D spend (nearly doubling) in the last decade, it is extraordinary that in the age of scientific research propelling commercial success, we harbour dreams of a $5 trillion dollar economy with that kind of money in research.

The definition of a game has been attempted by several intellectuals including Ludwig Wittgenstein. Gamification takes the elements of game mechanics and applies it to non-gaming environments.

Have you ever wondered about the dynamics of the education setup in our country and why our universities lag behind other countries? Can entrepreneurship in this sector transform this? How is such a startup coping with today’s unprecedented crisis?

The business world in recent years is driven by a revolution in technology and communications. Innovation in process and technology, agility in implementation, and flatter organisation structures have also added to the arsenal of available options for smaller organisations to compete with larger organisations.

What are the factors that combine to create a vicious cycle of low productivity, low income, and abject poverty which has given rise to an unprecedented agrarian crisis? How do we get out of this vicious circle?