No Capital? No Problem…! If you have the entrepreneurial spirit alive and kicking in you, “lack of capital” is not an excuse you should be making, especially in today’s hyper-connected world with the Internet and smartphones. One can easily start a business with little or no investment and reach out

What’s worth doing is worth doing for money. -Gordon Gekko (Wall Street) So while we know that money is “the motivator” and the monetary incentive makes the world go round, is it possible to motivate and incentivise employees without spending cash? Can you prove Gordon Gekko wrong and still survive?

A research by a senior lecturer at Harvard Business School, Shikhar Ghosh, showed that nearly 75% of all startups fail. That’s three failures for one successful startup. Though the failure rate is higher than industry reported failure rates, which range from 20 to 30%, that’s still a lot of startups.

  How do you eat an elephant? The good old answer is – one piece at a time. But, the business world won’t wait that long, and the elephant would become inedible soon. You might want to kill a smaller elephant and throw an invite to every known man and

Acast :  Platform for Advertisement through Podcast As the tagline of company says “make good stories great”, acast is persistently improvising the experience for podcast listeners while advertisers get new medium to spread their banners more effectively. This app is absolutely free to use, and lets listeners browse podcasts and

Gamification is a new branch in instructional designing which has immense scope and potential. The reason why this new idea of learn through games emerged is because of the decreasing attention span of human beings who can no longer concentrate on a book or a lecture for a long time.

Magic Leap has been well to do in keeping a lot of things under wraps – the expanding and virtual reality technology company is still to announce its product – but its open secret is its fundraising. However, today one part of it is finally being confirmed : the start

Who said you need professional expertise or degrees to start your own business. The whole idea of a startup is identifying and understanding a lack, and build a product that overcomes that lack. This is exactly what two kids Abhijit Premji  (10) and Amarjit Premji (12) did when they started