Sunday, January 08, 2006
World Best Business Guru's
Four Indians figure amongst the world's top 50 management gurus, according to The Thinkers 50 2005 -- a ranking by the European Foundation for Management Development.
The four Indians on the elite list are University of Michigan professor C K Prahalad (ranked 3rd), CEO coach Ram Charan (ranked 24th), Tuck Business School professor Vijay Govindarajan (ranked 30th), and Harvard professor Rakesh Khurana (ranked 33rd).
Michael Porter, who heads Harvard Business School's Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness, has been voted the world's topmost living management guru.
Bill Gates, the co-founder of the world's largest software company Microsoft, is considered the second most influential management guru in the world.
The list names only four women amongst the top 50 business gurus. INSEAD professor Renée Mauborgne is ranked 15th, followed by Harvard professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter at 19th slot, London Business School's Lynda Gratton at 34th position and the No Logo author Naomi Klein at 46.
Source: http://in.rediff.com/money/2005/dec/20guru.htm
The four Indians on the elite list are University of Michigan professor C K Prahalad (ranked 3rd), CEO coach Ram Charan (ranked 24th), Tuck Business School professor Vijay Govindarajan (ranked 30th), and Harvard professor Rakesh Khurana (ranked 33rd).
Michael Porter, who heads Harvard Business School's Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness, has been voted the world's topmost living management guru.
Bill Gates, the co-founder of the world's largest software company Microsoft, is considered the second most influential management guru in the world.
The list names only four women amongst the top 50 business gurus. INSEAD professor Renée Mauborgne is ranked 15th, followed by Harvard professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter at 19th slot, London Business School's Lynda Gratton at 34th position and the No Logo author Naomi Klein at 46.
Source: http://in.rediff.com/money/2005/dec/20guru.htm
Saturday, January 07, 2006
Flash sucks
since one hour have been trying to isntall flash8.0 as some fucking site requested so. This bloody Flash8 seems it uninstalled my version 7. The worst thing is i dont know the status of installation. good are the old days when you download the installer and runs it locally, so you can see the status. Now the damn site says installing and no error messages at all. I assume it was success but when i tried to view the flash site it doesnt work. the whole process begins again.
This a**holes at Macromedia didnt even provide any support to say is there any issue with IE. All the say is just look at the browser help function.
If MS did the same thing then by this time there would have been tons of mails flying here n there, law suits in US, & forums are filled with all the complaints. But when MacroMedia does this I dont know why nobody bother to respond. I can see the complaints in forums but I dont see any explanation in Macromedia site.
Wish I can just go back to the plain old HTML with PNG,GiF,&jpeg days. Then I dont require to put somuch of money in this damn Hi-End CPU, or memory.
This a**holes at Macromedia didnt even provide any support to say is there any issue with IE. All the say is just look at the browser help function.
If MS did the same thing then by this time there would have been tons of mails flying here n there, law suits in US, & forums are filled with all the complaints. But when MacroMedia does this I dont know why nobody bother to respond. I can see the complaints in forums but I dont see any explanation in Macromedia site.
Wish I can just go back to the plain old HTML with PNG,GiF,&jpeg days. Then I dont require to put somuch of money in this damn Hi-End CPU, or memory.
Friday, January 06, 2006
New Year
New year this is my first post. Really dont have the time to update freq.
Lets see what happens.
Lets see what happens.
