Poverty – A Formidable Competitive Advantage, A Barrier To Entry Or Both?
Innovation is a key to enduring competitive advantage. Innovation that can open mass markets becomes an unsurmountable advantage in today’s glob...
Month: October 2009
A Period of India-China Tension – Now a Mainstream View
We began writing about escalation of military & strategic tensions between China & India in June 2008. At that time, we heard Jeffrey Sonnenfeld of Yale...
Interesting Videoclips of the Week (October 18 – October 24)
Editor’s Note: In this series of articles, we include important or interesting videoclips with our comments. Our Web Software does not permit embeddi...
Happy Diwali & Happy New Year
Diwali is the most important festival in Indian Dharma. Like almost all of Indian precepts, the message of Diwali is both universal and historical. We...
India Then & Now – October 2009 vs. May 2009
Vikas Bajaj of the New York Times is a smart reporter who covers Indian economy better than most reporters. This week he wrote an article titled India Find...
Ramayan 3392 AD – India comics in Los Angeles
India has a richer and more diverse collection of stories than any European or Middle Eastern culture or country. That is probably the result of a continuo...
Interesting Videoclips of the Week (October 11 – October 17)
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This Blog’s 10 Most Popular Articles
There are four updates to our Top 10 list since our last monthly update on September 12. “Mo Force is On Board the Deflation Wagon...
Afghanistan – It’s Strategic Importance To America
We are getting very concerned about the discussion in America about Afghanistan and the future of America’s mission there. It appears that the vast ...
Instinctive Intelligence vs. Analytical Intelligence – A Reader’s Response
Last week, we wrote an article titled Instinctive Intelligence vs. Analytical Intelligence. This article seems to have created an impression that we are f...