Is there light at the end of the tunnel?

The spectre of being wiped out of business looms large over many companies as they count their losses on account of forex derivative positions held by them.

Delivering optimised IT solutions

With most Indian companies adopting optimised information technology infrastructure in a major way, Neville Burdan, general manager, Microsoft solutions, Datacaft, is a busy man these days.

Towards bridging the digital divide

Each-one-teach-one programme got a boost, thanks to Dell. It recently announced the opening of the fifth Dell Computer Centre at the Salwan Boys School in New Delhi, to provide computer education to underprivileged children.

Teacher’s in high spirits

Rupert Patrick, managing director (Duty Free and Developing Market Business), Beam Global Spirits & Wine, which is the fourth largest premium spirits company, was in India recently.

'There is enormous potential for growth of organised retail'

We are focussed on retail and hospitality. We have a number of projects and our task right now will be to execute them.

Reading the fine print

Whether the Coca-Cola and Bisleri spat is buried forever or some fizz still remains is difficult to guess, but a clear lesson is that companies need to guard their intellectual property rights carefully.

Innovation is the name of the game

Innovation is the key idea that is shaping corporate life, helping leaders conceive unimagined strategic options.

Hammered Down

Following some tough talking by the government to rein in escalating steel prices, manufacturers, especially primary steel makers, decided to bring down prices of products such as TMT bars and hot rolled coils by almost 15-20% a few weeks ago.

'I have surely been lucky'

London-based business baron and philanthrophist Lord Swraj Paul calls himself 100% Indian and 100% British. It’s not difficult to understand why.

Business as unusual

Macbeth could teach you a thing or two about leadership skills, canvases might teach you about the importance of price transparency and the Sourav Ganguly-Greg Chappell spat might give you a lesson on team building.

Disney to train corporate India

After holding leadership development programmes across the globe, Disney Institute has collaborated with Saviance Technologies to bring them to India.

Going Offshore

The preference for offshore exploration is growing among Indian oil and gas companies. This is especially true with large companies such as RIL and ONGC.

Corporates get a bigger role in bollywood

Top bollywood production house Yash Raj Films is releasing an unprecedented five films in 2008 across genres, starring some of the top actors and directors.

Bonus for companies

The recommendations of the Sixth Pay Commission submitted to the Union finance minister have cheered both, 4.5 million government employees and corporates in the country.

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