Think of a good phone for businessmen and what comes on top of mind is the Blackberry. Maybe a Nokia E-series phone. Apple iPhone really doesn’t figure in the list. It after all, has a strong ‘high-end consumer phone’ image.
This is the number one need that businessmen look for in a business phone.
What are you wearing thinking?
Because people who don’t understand Chepauk, try.
Avataram writes in about the Infosys blog,
Global Footprint does not make a flat world company.
What is this? Vamanavataram? The entire infosys top management has taken to mixed metaphors since Thomas Friedman met Nandan Nilekani.
Their Annual Report lists Richa Govil as Group Manager – Go-to-Market (Marketing). And her criterion for a flat company is scheduling a call across three time zones.
Web 2.0’s greatest (and only) service has been: getting idiots their audience. Kiruba and Amit Varma make their living.
Quick, tell me the names of five Indian CEOs who blog? I’ll wait. No, really. I’ll wait. Take your time. Give up? I’m not surprised. Don’t be too hard on yourself. I asked this question to 10 different people and most couldn’t go beyond two names. Feel better?
No, that was not from a blog written in 2002.
Since I don’t drink coffee these days, I need a bowel movement stimulant anyway.
First, there was Ajay Shah. Economics and exotic financial instruments, I don’t know. But the difference between inanimate objects and a living second person, I do. So, there was the King next,
If your company has a corporate blog (if it doesn’t, you really should), Twitter can be a nice way to inform your audience of new posts. Not just posts but news we find interesting, or entertaining things we’ve found on the web.
Maybe it’s accepted usage to refer to a company in second person. Maybe I am old. Isn’t He older? And, since the online edition seems to offer a value add, He must be right.
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