Posts by: Amitabh Apte

The Rise and Rise of BYOD

Amazon Kindle V Apple iPad As the festive and gift season approaches, our favourite consumer technology vendors are gearing up to release a range of new gadgets and consumer devices such as laptops, smartphones and tablets. Apple's iPad, iPhone and iPod for…

Move to Cloud Need Not Be Sensational

As the cloud computing adaption and maturity accelerates, a number of case studies of early cloud migration are emerging. Ironically most of such case studies often talk about success of such migration and dynamic business and technology benefits it delivers but they…

Revolutionising Education: One Video at a Time

The social media evolution, mobile device proliferation and commodity consumer technology solutions are fundamentally changing the way we interact with each other, shop, browse, read, work, play and plenty more. But will it change how we educate formally? No doubt we are…

Revolutionising Education: One Video at a Time

The social media evolution, mobile device proliferation and commodity consumer technology solutions are fundamentally changing the way we interact with each other, shop, browse, read, work, play and plenty more. But will it change how we educate formally? No doubt we are…

Who's Afraid of a Few Big Companies Taking Over the World?

Just came across a nice little provocative argument from Pankaj Ghemawat of IESE Business School Barcelona. He writes in his latest HBR article titled, "Who's Afraid of a Few Big Companies Taking Over the World". While I understand the principles which Pankaj…

End of "High Street Retail" As We Know It…..

More than 2,000 UK jobs were axed yesterday, as Game Group closed hundreds of shops after the company collapsed into administration. The beleaguered video games retailer, which had 610 UK stores, was unable to meet a £21m second-quarter rental payment due on…

End of "High Street Retail" As We Know It…..

More than 2,000 UK jobs were axed yesterday, as Game Group closed hundreds of shops after the company collapsed into administration. The beleaguered video games retailer, which had 610 UK stores, was unable to meet a £21m second-quarter rental payment due on…
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