One of the statements that many companies or business leaders in India typically make today is that large companies, which survived for decades, fought liberalization and managed to become globally competitive are still facing new sets of challenges from much younger competitors and it's very likely that some of these companies will be dislodged from the marketplace. This segment sheds light on toolkits to building a high-speed company - toolkits to develop a focused set of principles, tactics and a continuous learning process to avoid mistakes that everyone else has made.

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One of the statements that many companies or business leaders in India typically make today is that large companies, which survived for decades, fought liberalization and managed to become globally competitive are still facing new sets of challenges from much younger competitors and it's very likely that some of these companies will be dislodged from the marketplace. This segment sheds light on toolkits to building a high-speed company - toolkits to develop a focused set of principles, tactics and a continuous learning process to avoid mistakes that everyone else has made. You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: <a href="https://ivm.today/android" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://ivm.today/android</a> or iOS: <a href="https://ivm.today/ios" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://ivm.today/ios</a>, or any other podcast app. You can check out our website at <a href="http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/</a>

In the past two decades, there’s has been a paradigm shift in the way companies must operate and strategize in order to stay competitive and scale further. New business models have evolved, and simultaneously businesses that were seemingly rock solid have been disrupted by ones that didn’t exist a decade ago. So, what does it take to nurture a culture of constant innovation? What does it take to shape an organization - one that is deeply rooted to be profitable in the present, yet nimble to tackle an onslaught from next gen competitors? To know, tune in to the Business.Next podcast hosted by Govindraj Ethiraj on BloombergQuint.com or IVM Podcasts.

In the past two decades, there’s has been a paradigm shift in the way companies must operate and strategize in order to stay competitive and scale further. New business models have evolved, and simultaneously businesses that were seemingly rock solid have been disrupted by ones that didn’t exist a decade ago. So, what does it take to nurture a culture of constant innovation? What does it take to shape an organization - one that is deeply rooted to be profitable in the present, yet nimble to tackle an onslaught from next gen competitors? To know, tune in to the Business.Next podcast hosted by Govindraj Ethiraj on <a href="http://BloombergQuint.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">BloombergQuint.com</a> or IVM Podcasts.

In the past two decades, there’s has been a paradigm shift in the way companies must operate and strategize in order to stay competitive and scale further. New business models have evolved, and simultaneously businesses that were seemingly rock solid have

Business.Next

In the past two decades, there’s has been a paradigm shift in the way companies must operate and strategize in order to stay competitive and scale further. New business models have evolved, and simultaneously businesses that were seemingly rock solid have been disrupted by ones that didn’t exist a decade ago. So, what does it take to nurture a culture of constant innovation? What does it take to shape an organization - one that is deeply rooted to be profitable in the present, yet nimble to tackle an onslaught from next gen competitors? To know, tune in to the Business.Next podcast hosted by Govindraj Ethiraj on <a href="http://BloombergQuint.com">BloombergQuint.com</a> or IVM Podcasts.

One of the statements that many companies or business leaders in India typically make today is that large companies, which survived for decades, fought liberalization and managed to become globally competitive are still facing new sets of challenges...

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