UPCOMING EVENTS 19 Jun, 2013
The Leela Palace, Bengaluru
Friday April 12 2013
How success today requires more than operational focus
BY Adam Hartung
Constantly cutting costs ruins the brand, customer satisfaction, eliminates investment in new products and inevitably kills profitability.
Constantly cutting costs ruins the brand, customer satisfaction, eliminates investment in new products and inevitably kills profitability.
Thursday April 11 2013
Emotional e-commerce: The next wave of e-commerce
BY Nic Brisbourne
We are seeing small pieces of evidence that great products and amazing shopping experiences are the new drivers of e-commerce growth.
We are seeing small pieces of evidence that great products and amazing shopping experiences are the new drivers of e-commerce growth.
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Wednesday April 10 2013
Why are we so bad at predicting startup success?
BY Andrew Chen
The industry of technology startups is all about prediction- we try to predict what will be a good market, what will be a good product, as we “iterate” and “pivot” on our predictions.
The industry of technology startups is all about prediction- we try to predict what will be a good market, what will be a good product, as we “iterate” and “pivot” on our predictions.
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Tuesday April 09 2013
For a few dollars less
BY Vivek Sinha
Much of the debate on poor returns generated by Indian GPs surrounds either high entry or poor exit valuations, underplaying the role of currency risk management in the matrix.
Much of the debate on poor returns generated by Indian GPs surrounds either high entry or poor exit valuations, underplaying the role of currency risk management in the matrix.
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Friday April 05 2013
How Samsung changed the game on Apple
BY Adam Hartung
Samsung found Apple's Achilles heel. As Apple's revenues rose it did not keep its marketing growing.
Samsung found Apple's Achilles heel. As Apple's revenues rose it did not keep its marketing growing.
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Monday April 01 2013
Twitter ad revenues forecast to near $1B in 2014
BY Nic Brisbourne
According to Forbes a year ago eMarketer was forecasting Twitter’s 2014 revenues at $540m, 43% less than the $950m they are now forecasting.
According to Forbes a year ago eMarketer was forecasting Twitter’s 2014 revenues at $540m, 43% less than the $950m they are now forecasting.
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