Electronic media has made Indian politics more and more entertaining.
Unknown inventor running the world: Roland Moreno epitomises my last week?s article that non-aggressive French inventors donate their inventions to…
Remember those employee strikes galore when Indian banks first tried to computerise?
Wielding the photo of a handsome hunk with distended biceps, lean abdomen, sleek briefs, Extreme Right FN party presidential candidate…
France, harbinger of the world?s first revolution in 1789 to overthrow monarchy for democracy, is heading for Presidential elections on…
Six hundred years ago, Leonardo da Vinci secretly ?mirror wrote? engineering and other non-religious ideas because Rome?s Catholic Church disapproved…
Financial cut-and-paste executed with sophisticated financial cutlery made the share market in developed countries a virtual valuation casino.
Communication conjures up a pictorial image in the mind?s eye, information equips you with knowledge, while a technical descriptor tells…
Professional CEO careers are limited in a boundary, and retirement happens. But paintings of the same CEOs are timeless.
Similarities between art and business gave credence to the Painter CEO adventure.
Among Painter CEOs who spontaneously painted on my subtle nudge, let me present Jacques Vincent.
After the 1991 economic reforms, we?ve heard many different stories on new India?s corporate battlefield.
Happenings in the air: India with 6.9% growth rate, second highest in the world after China?s 8.9%, is exhibiting extraordinary…
It wasn?t customers who took the initiative to want quality.
?Religion is the opium of the masses,? said Communism ideologue Karl Marx.
When I was a sweeper in a Paris lithography print shop from 1974 to 1976, I sometimes had to rub…
You can have multiple ways to look at quality customers want. Appearance, functional experience and trust of any product or…
Indian industry is married to quality processes, but not to perceptible quality in the customer?s hand that Japanese and Korean…
