Author
Dr. Manoj Joshi is a Fellow Institution of Engineers, Professor of Strategy, Director, Centre for VUCA Studies, Amity University, with 30+ years of experience in industry & research. He has authored 100+ articles, co-authored four books “VUCA in Start-ups” “The VUCA Company”, “The VUCA Learner”, “Technology Business Incubators” and is also on the Editorial Board of several international refereed Journals.
The government must therefore, accelerate efforts in continuing to create a conducive environment towards entrepreneurship.
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Read MoreCan India reposition itself with the pandemic threatening life, disrupting the economy and on the other side a surge in demand for recreating the ‘New India’, post Covid-19?
Read MoreWith progression in society, things have started evolving on a daily basis across the world that cannot be possible without technological changes.
Read MoreCoronavirus will change the complexion of all industries and many new opportunities will appear, weak signals of which are already being received.
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Read MoreThe more complex and dynamic environment as in VUCA, the more will be the chances of firms engaging in innovation and inclining towards incremental or radical reforms
Read MoreOff late China-Pakistan relationship has emerged as an important development in South Asia, which must be closely watched. China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and linking of Gwadar Port is an ambitious strategic plan by Chinese 'One Belt One Road' project. With this, China is eying to address multiple objectives. The development of CPEC is major step towards projection of its power outside its borders and an expansion of its territorial supremacy, which is a latent desire
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