DailyPost 329 DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE TRUMPED Winning a democratic election & swearing in as the head of the state, transforms the leader into the CEO of the nation. A man of vision, mission, skills, capabilities, competencies with courage & conviction, having belief in complete fair play, is supposed to emerge out of the election process. The […]
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DailyPost 328 WHITE HOUSE – THE WAR OF ATTRITION Max Weber’s model of bureaucracy is on which modern democracies run, in simple terms, work on the philosophy of competence, stability & anonymity. This has stood the test of time in the US, providing rock solid strength to its institutions to bloom. The Indian variant we
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DailyPost 327 TECHNOLOGY, LAW & MANAGEMENT Law, management & technology have for long been connected in a linear fashion. The law provided the mandated legal framework under which governance operated on an age old workflow mechanism. Corporate governance guided the companies in a manner prescribed by law & the management models provided for the operations,
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DailyPost 326 KNOWLEDGE EVAPORATION Consolidation of knowledge as we progress in professional life keeps us not only afloat but gives the lead. Reminiscing how bright one was during the academic life is heard all around. What is one left with at the end of the day is working knowledge of the very specific area of
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DailyPost 325 TALENT IMPERATIVES FOR CYBERSECURITY Tonnes have been written about the nature of cyber attacks, it’s technological complexity & its geographical spread. WannaCry & Petya have given us a trailer as a foreboding for what is written on the wall. Nonetheless, there is no serious thought is being given both to the operations &
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DailyPost 324 INDIA AT 70 Battle so it is; the freedom struggle was a long drawn one, complex in stages & strategies, external interfaces, able leadership and unflinching faith in the eventual success. So it was. From 1857 to 1947 was a 90 year onslaught. The 70 years gone by, in life of this nation
DailyPost 323 SOCIAL MEDIA & ACADEMICS From being declared the Time Magazine’s ‘Person of the Year’ in 2006, social media today dominates the way digital technology is used around the world. Academics is no exception. Wikipedia is redefining everyday knowledge. The technological lag between educators & available cutting edge mediums have long been there; films
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DailyPost 322 URBAN REVOLUTION Cities have been redefining our existence as nothing else, in recent times, with majority of the world population headed to the cities; may it be education, polity, culture, a new way of living, economy et al. The simple understanding of push-pull factors of urbanisation, migration, the traffic snarls, the concrete jungle,
DailyPost 321 NEW BREED OF ATTACKS NEEDS NEW APPROACH The new breed of attacks in the last few months have been more than embarrassing for the IT world, more so the IT Security professionals. They can write endless Post Mortem reports on high profile hacks & the hackers but the landscape does not change. Lazarus
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DailyPost 320 IS COMPETITION AN ENIGMA? Competition is one word which most of abhor & relate to stress & strain prevalent all around the place. From school to top positions in the professional ladder, from free lancers to the politicians, generally finds oneself at the receiving end of competition. Facts throw up lots of contradictions
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DailyPost 319 SUTRADHAR A Hindi word in its English translation would mean a person who has the capability to take you through any activity, end to end. A thread to a garland, so to say. He was the person beyond a director of the ancient Sanskrit plays, performing the role as above. History transforms into
