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Yasho V. Verma

Business Beyond Big Data Analysis

by Yasho V. Verma |Dec 7, 2017

Data analytics is now a $204 billion industry, according to Forbes.

Strategy sans psychology can't work

by Yasho V. Verma |Nov 1, 2017

These days, corporates are getting caught in a vicious cycle of implementing strategy with a shocking speed, without working on the turnaround psychology of the people, who are expected to put tha...

What's your Retirement Metaphor?

by Yasho V. Verma |Apr 20, 2017

Literally, retirement is the practice of leaving one's job or ceasing to work after reaching a certain age.

Prime the knowledge force for the automation age

by Yasho V. Verma |Jan 4, 2017

Suddenly people all over are growing concerned about advancing automation. Various studies across industries have shown that it reduces employment potential by 10 per cent to 40 per cent.

Reasons or Dilemmas for companies to pick up an heir or grow their own

by Yasho V. Verma |Oct 4, 2016

GE, a global example of succession planning, served as a leadership lesson to many other companies. It is both insightful and endearing the way GE's case study has served as an alarm clock to its ...

The Company Board: Advantage Global Competitiveness

by Yasho V. Verma |Sep 9, 2016

In my more than three decades of corporate experience, I ran companies and ran management of companies to understand and discuss the most relevant aspects of growth drivers.

The rise of the collarless worker

by Yasho V. Verma |Aug 9, 2016

Some four years ago, a smartphone-based app, Yerdle, meant for swapping or exchanging commodities, was created by two Americans with an ambition to reduce the number of new things that one buys by...

Are Rewards Really Rewarding?

by Yasho V. Verma |Jul 1, 2016

Corporates globally have employed 'Pay for Performance' (PFP) method of evaluation and compensation, but recently questions and doubts have been raised about this approach.

Holacracy - Crazy, Brilliant, Disastrous? Or a blend of all!

by Yasho V. Verma |May 6, 2016

Start-ups are closer to my heart and abundant in reality. These days they are without a leash and largely linear or without many hierarchies, suiting best to the millennials as per their free-spir...

Traditional methods of sales forecast undergoing disruption

by Yasho V. Verma |Apr 4, 2016

Apple iPhones have just had their most terrible quarter in India since over their decade long existence here (despite few new product launches) and Apple itself forecasted its first ever fall in r...