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Ramanujam Sridhar

Can a person be a brand? Definitely Yes! Read my blogs @ http://www.brand-comm.com/blog.html   Facebook: facebook.com/RamanujamSridhar  Twitter:
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Srikanth Acharya

At my office, we have a few systems which are connected to the network wirelessly and some through cables. Recently we had an issue with some systems in a
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Mary Poppendieck

Software is not about making something, it’s about making something work. Take software out of a cell phone, a car, a factory, a business, and it won’t work anymore. Software is the brains behind just about everything complicated that we try to do.   In 1960, J.C.R.
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Ron Kaufman

The focus on process improvement has been one of the key strategies for business success over the past 40 years. Whether simple checklists or complex process maps, what started on the manufacturing floors is now seen in every industry. Quality, speed to market, cost savings, safety, and innovatio
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Ramanujam Sridhar

"Brands are like pieces of fine crystal - they take time to create and are easy to break" - Mike IsaacsonRead my blogs @ http://www.brand-comm.com/blog.html   Facebook: facebook.com/RamanujamSridhar  Twitter:
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John Greathouse

A version of this article previously appeared on Inc. Someone on Quora recently asked me to answer the following question: How can I avoid
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Daniel H Pink

One of my favorite chapters in To Sell is Human is Chapter 7 — titled “Pitch.” In those pages, I describe research from Kimberly Elsbach of the University of California-Davis and Roderick Kramer of Stanford University that reshaped my notion of what pitches are actually for. The
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Alexander Osterwalder

After several years “on the market” there are now multiple Business Model Canvas adaptations floating around. People sometimes ask me about them. This blogpost provides an answer by explaining the Canvas through the analogy of a Theater (watch the video). It shows why we got it right
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Marcus Sheridan

It’s the weekend and because I’ve been contemplating Social Media Marketing World (#SMMW13) these past few days my thoughts are drawn to this word we hear so very much about—Social—and the fact that although so many conferences (in and out of the marketing realm) may have
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