BUSINESS TODAY

SEPT 14, 2003

Cover Story

Editorial

Features

Trends

Bookend

Personal Finance

Managing

Case Game

Back of the Book

Columns

Careers

People




	Best Employers The third BT-Hewitt study is replete with surprises: a new No. 1, a clutch of public sector companies that make the list, and several stars that have suddenly gone missing. Are These Companies The Best? Yes, because being the best employer is not about spoiling your employees but helping them—and your organisation—realise their true potential. more... Infosys Effect Why, in a bad year, there are no best employers, only best employees. Or 10 reasons why Infosys couldn't have avoided falling off the best employers map. more...

P&G: In Touch

Procter & Gamble scores
on brands, you thought.
Think again. For it's the
best employer for
several other reasons.
Read More

NTPC and IOC
Meet NTPC, the power
giant with the heart of a
PSU and the mind of a
private company.
Read More





	Limited Mobility How will the limited mobility tangle be untangled? Will WLL services be given the status of mobile services? If so, how will cellular service operators be pacified? Scenarios. more...		Death Of Debt Now that bottomline management has become the chief focus of corporates, a great way forward is to reduce the debt component. The good news: it can be done. more...




	Nanotech This is a story about a prince. A scion of the Miraj family who runs a tech incubator in Pune. And he's think small, really small. He's thinking nanotech. more...		60 Minutes "We don't want to be in a losing position or market," says David Filo, Chief Yahoo! Here he is, on what he's trying to achieve. more...




	from India
	from outside India








Q&A: Jagdish Sheth Given the quickening 'half-life' of knowledge, is Jagdish Sheth's 'Rule Of Three' still as relevant today as it was when he first enunciated it? Have it straight from the Charles H. Kellstadt Professor of Marketing at the Goizueta Business School of Emory University, USA. Plus, his views on competition, and lots more. More Web Exclusives More Net Specials


Q&A: Arun K. Maheshwari Arun Maheshwari, Managing Director and CEO of CSC India, the domestic subsidiary of the $11.3-billion Computer Sciences Corporation, wonders if India can ever become a software product powerhouse, given its lack of specific domain knowledge. The way out? Acquire foreign companies that do have it.







	Tech's Hidden Gems It's too late to get rich on the already- glamorous tech stocks, but you could still bet on some of the diamonds waiting to glitter. Here are five potentials. Mutual Fund Scorecard Mutual Fund Brand Appeal more...		The Snack-factories One is a global fast food icon; the other, a quintessential idli-dosa satrap from (where else?), the South, with global ambitions. Here's a look at how they manage to make their burgers and sambhar taste the same in Jacksonville, Jafferkhanpet or Janpath. more...




	The Case Of The Mystery Man How can Reflex Systems turn its sales trio into a sales team? Thiru Vengadam of PeopleSoft, Prem Kamath of Hindustan Lever and Joseph John of Wipro Infotech discuss. more...		The Best Back-seat Drives The cars that take Corporate India's execs around and what makes them go that extra mile for their high-power owners. more...




	People Ganesh Shermon's new index; Meenakshi Madhvani's media audit; M. Damodaran's Harvard glory; Pooja Jain's Waterman; Prithipal Singh's J&K thrills; and Anji Reddy's relief pill. more...		Column by Phaneesh Murthy Column by Parag Parekh Leadership Secrets by Sanjeev Aggarwal





	The Inside Track On Inside Jobs L'affaire Samir Arora brings the issue of insider trading back into focus. Given the regulator's track record on insider trading cases… Yawn. more... The return of the JV Junkie B.K. Modi emerges from the wilderness in an unlikely role: a mediator. more... Watch Out, Nokia The entry of Indian consumer electronics majors into wireless handset manufacturing is set to transform the face of the market. more... Pest Control The cola majors engage celebs to help customers keep the faith. more...		NGO Salaries NGOs are no longer for people with enough dad's cash to burn for a lifetime. Affluence Of Incohol Help, Tarun! Steeling New Jobs Life After BPO more...


		HOME \| EDITORIAL \| COVER STORY \| FEATURES \| TRENDS \| BOOKEND \| PERSONAL FINANCE MANAGING \| CASE GAME \| BOOKS \| COLUMN \| JOBS TODAY \| PEOPLE
		Partners: BESTEMPLOYERSINDIA INDIA TODAY \| INDIA TODAY PLUS \| SMART INC ARCHIVES \| CARE TODAY \| MUSIC TODAY \| ART TODAY \| SYNDICATIONS TODAY © LIVING MEDIA INDIA LTD