Thought Leadership
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Leading in the times of Covid-19
Some insights from an IIM-Ahmedabad professor to face the current situation better
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To save the economy, businesses need to social distance too
We need to think innovatively and take bold measures, such as foregoing EMI and rent payments to let the economy hibernate for three months. Here's why and how that will work
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Virus at the gates
Households which earn income through wages, remittance, business profit and agricultural income are relatively more exposed to macroeconomic shocks than households which get income from relatively stable sources such as pension
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A double whammy for rural Karnataka
The higher COVID hit rural areas are already some of the worst performing districts when it comes to availability of health care services
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The one good thing caused by COVID-19: Innovation
Hong Luo and Alberto Galasso see risk-mitigating innovation everywhere the virus spreads
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To all the purpose-driven businesses: We will remember you
Many businesses have become more stakeholder oriented, and in line with the Business Roundtable's view that creating value for stakeholders is the real purpose of great companies
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Good corporate governance is a great idea, but is anyone practicing it?
There's little evidence that common board best practices lead to better oversight
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How companies can mine online reviews for product-development gold
The right techniques can uncover valuable insights in user-generated content
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Five ways businesses can contribute to a more balanced post-coronavirus future
The ways that business leaders respond will have an important influence on the state of our post-coronavirus world
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How to handle video negotiations
Better get used to virtual negotiations, as they might just be the way of the future
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Staggering Work and Home Quarantine: A Strategy for Measured Relaxation of Lockdown
Mitigation strategy looks attractive from an economic standpoint, not many countries have opted for it due to the risk and uncertainty associated with the number of people who will need critical care