Leadership
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FILA 2021: We are fortunate to be in a segment that is of positive relevance during a crisis, says Byju Raveendran
In the course of the 18 years that Byju Raveendran has been in the teaching arena, he has constantly pivoted, catching trends, and quickly changing and adopting newer methods and business models to get to a bigger, wider user base. Bringing that model to entrepreneurship has earned Byju's a decacorn status. World's pivot to online learning has brought nothing but fortunes for this FILA Entrepreneur for the Year
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This entrepreneur wants India to make its own lithium-ion cells for electric vehicle batteries
Rajat Verma already recovers raw materials from used cells at his venture, Lohum Cleantech. He wants to close the loop by making cells in India as well
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India's Best Employers: DBS Bank, using tech to do good
The bank has structured people practices by paying attention to the smaller details, and by using technology to boost employee welfare and leadership
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Being able to contribute to our society during the pandemic means a lot: Prashant Warier at FILA 2021
Qure.ai's qXR technology was modified to detect the coronavirus. This innovation in the time of crisis saved millions of lives. Prashant Warier, CEO and co-founder of Qure.ai, feels proud of his team for pulling off the impossible
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Bhavish Aggarwal wants to change India's automotive landscape. Can he?
Ola Electric is setting up a two-wheeler manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu with 10 million-a-year capacity to herald an EV revolution that is likely to make it a frontrunner in the segment
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GE won in the marketplace, but not in the stock market: Former CEO Jeff Immelt
The 65-year-old on his 'controversial legacy', why he started and ended in crisis, managing a conglomerate and his new book, Hot Seat
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India's Best Employers: Looking after employees allowed Britannia to feed the nation
From dismantling hierarchy to taking care of the health needs of its employees, Britannia bounced back to work quickly and helped feed the country under lockdown
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Making workplaces safer for women: Why companies can do better
Inadequate compliance of the PoSH law, poor data collection, cultural biases, and fresh challenges in tackling sexual harassment posed by the pandemic indicate that employers still have a long way to go toward safeguarding the female workforce
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FILA 2021 Entrepreneur for the Year: Byju Raveendran's global ambitions
The maths teacher turned edtech entrepreneur has always known how to reach a wider base of students. As Byju Raveendran looks from scaling in India to global markets, his only competition is with himself
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Exclusive: Pandemic forced companies to accelerate digital path from 100 mph to 1,000 mph: Rajesh Gopinathan
Plotting a sound business strategy has never been harder, and all businesses must become far more digital to come out strong. Everyone is talking about a massive reset—but what exactly should you reset? TCS MD & CEO writes
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Our retention of women is running neck-to-neck with men: TCS's Ritu Anand
The pandemic has made women more proactive about their careers, which has reflected in the increased number of them retained, says Ritu Anand, senior VP and deputy head — global HR, at Tata Consultancy Services, while CMO Rajashree R adds that women in the workplace have more role models today