Wharton professors Peter Cappelli, Harbir Singh, Jitendra V. Singh and Michael Useem (authors of the book) conclude that the India Way demonstrates the power of collective calling over private purpose, of transcendent value over shareholder value.

When fiscal 2000 ended, the Indian software industry's exports expanded 57 per cent to Rs 24,350 crore from the previous year.

They are instrumental in hiring top talent for India Inc. BT profiles the leading ladies of executive search.

I'm glad that the time has come for Nandan to make good on his dream of adding value to the country through his technology knowledge, writes N.R. Narayana Murthy.

Cloud Computing is impacting your life and changing the dynamics of the software and hardware industries. But what on earth is the ‘cloud’?

The devastating terror attacks on several Mumbai landmarks have taken the wind out of the economy and forced many foreign businesses to temporarily shun India. But one sector has never had it so good: the security industry. While most Indian companies are facing bleak times, security firms are having their day in the sun. Anusha Subramanian reports.

The attacks came at a time when the economy wasn't in shipshape due to the global credit crisis. Now, the government needs to act decisively to minimise the impact of the terror attacks on the economy. Rishi Joshi and Rachna Monga go into the details.

Indian IT firms have largely given products the miss. But now, a host of start-ups are aggressively launching innovative products that are finding a ready market. Can an Indian company one day launch an MS Word? Suman Layak finds out.

Out of the eight finalists who made it to the presentation round of the TiE-Canaan Entrepreneurial Challenge, three emerged ultimate winners. Check them out.

In its otherwise dismal track record in education, the Government of India’s Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas are proving to be the passport out of poverty for thousands of underprivileged children. BT's Kapil Bajaj talks to some of the alumni. In slideshow: Success stories from JNV

The most innovative companies don't do different things, they just do things differently. And that seems to make all the difference.

The WiMax and HSPA systems are slugging it out in India. The goal: to become the wireless standard for data carriage. What are they? And what do they have for you?

Indian IT went from $5 billion to near $50 billion in just a decade. But growth hereon will need vastly different strategies.

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