Business

3000 Year Story: How Palmolive Was Turned Around

Palmolive transitioned from relative obscurity to household name status by 1912. A forgotten product became a brand

1 year ago

How to Put Cultural Influence into Practice

A combination of strategic vision, genuine involvement, and innovation is necessary to operationalise cultural impact.

1 year ago

Tupperware: The Demise Of An Icon

The decline can be attributed to a combination of strategic missteps, changing market dynamics, failure to innovate and connect with…

1 year ago

Unforgotten Brands: Kamasutra

KamaSutra's emphasis on condoms being sexy and enhancing pleasure, particularly for women, fundamentally changed the perception of condoms

1 year ago

Downturns Lead to Innovations

The innovations born out of these challenging times not only help societies recover but also redefine the future.

1 year ago

Darth Vader & Leadership Lessons

Darth Vader's narrative shows the dangers of fear-based leadership, lack of empathy for authority, and the disregard for mentoring and…

1 year ago

Survival of Friendliest Vs Survival of the Fittest

"Survival of friendliest" presents a convincing substitute for the conventional "survival of the fittest" storyline

1 year ago

Unforgotten Brands: Biocon

Biocon, has gone on to make significant contributions to the biotech industry both in India and globally

1 year ago

Unforgotten Brands: Onida

Despite severe competition from rivals abroad and tough economic conditions, Onida has remained a major player.

2 years ago

Humanisation Vs. Anthropomorphism in Pets

Pet product marketers and manufacturers must distinguish anthropomorphism from humanisation. Both may boost brand visibility and customer loyalty, but they…

2 years ago