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Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 14 feb 2013

In the fast changing business environment, Indian organizations have to 'evolve their HR strategies' and align them with business goals. They should focus on managing globalization; business alignment; developing leadership skills; innovation at workplace; developing work ethics; attracting and retaining talent; managing fast changing tech trends; best practices with future in mind (next practices). Read on...

the pioneer: For better resources
Author: NA


Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 12 feb 2013

'Construction and infrastructure' sector is an important element of the Indian growth. It directly or indirectly employs about 30-35 million people. In the 12th plan 56 lakh crore (about a trillion dollar) is allotted for the sector. Some of the issues the sector faces include fragmentation, project completion delays, technology upgradation & skill development. Read on...

The Times of India: Infrastructure is key to India's growth
Author: Chittaranjan Tembhekar


Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 08 feb 2013

Small and medium entrepreneurial companies in the pharma and biotech sector are facing resource crunch, process inefficiencies, high marketing costs, government neglect and other challenges to survive in highly globalized and dynamic business environment. They need to invest more on concept and innovative strategies to find themselves relevant in the current scenario, says an industry entrepreneur. Read on...

PHARMABIZ: SMEs need to adopt dynamic business models to sustain longer in drug business - Krishna Ella
Author: A. Raju


Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 05 feb 2013

With India's growing youth and worker population, emphasis should be given to the service sector by creating modern services like internet connectivity technologies, professional business services etc for more inclusive growth, says the president of ADB (Asian Development Bank). Other areas that need focus are workforce skill enhancement (National Skills Policy is the right step); better investment climate (reforms, more transparency, better governance & regulatory mechanism); ensuring enhanced private sector participation in the economy; better management of urbanization with improved green and infrastructure planning. Read on...

India Education Diary: Upgrade services sector, improve investment climate, upskill workforce to accelerate India's growth - ADB President
Author: Siddharth Chaturvedi


Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 29 jan 2013

Value of 'Generic Pharmaceutical' industry in the Indian context means affordable healthcare for the majority of population. The recent step taken by the government to provide essential medicines free of charge in public healthcare facilities is towards universalization of healthcare in India. To strengthen and grow the domestic generic pharmaceutical industry government should design proactive supportive policies for the producers as well as for the investors. Read on...

Live Mint: Saving the health of an industry
Author: Biswajit Dhar


Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 28 jan 2013

'Machine-to-Machine (M2)' deployments in India have both opportunities & challenges. Connected devices hold great benefits for both rural & urban populace, but lack of standards & interoperability are main issues. In rural India health, education & skill enhancement have great potential. Automotive industry is utilizing it while opportunities in power sector are high. Read on...

ZDNet Asia: India urged to address M2M fragmentation
Author: Swati Prasad


Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 22 jan 2013

'State of Electronics Manufacturing in India'- Enabling policies & regulatory framework is needed to fulfill the US$400b prospect in 2020 for the sector. NPE (National Policy on Electronics) is recently introduced; development of new electronics manufacturing clusters; Electronics Development Fund for research & innovation etc. Segments for high potential are medical electronics, telecom equipment, IT manufacturing, power & renewable energy. Read on...

The Hindu: India must get in on the ground floor
Authors: Shailey Hingorani, Rohan Mukherjee


Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 18 jan 2013

'The Business of Indian Healthcare'- PE funds invest 4 times in primary healthcare in 2012 ($520m in '12, $137m in '11, expected $1b in '13); Franchise model with replication of hi-tech & equipped clinics; Better potential for quick returns; Changing dynamics in big cities (phasing out of family doctors); No limit to foreign ownership in healthcare sector. Read on...

Business Standard: PE pours money into India health care
Author: NA


Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 16 jan 2013

'IMF on India's Financial Sector'- Regulatory & supervisory regime is well developed; prominent role of the govt. leads to misallocation of funds resulting in constrained growth; increase access to pvt. sources of capital; enhance autonomy of regulatory agencies; reduce large exposures & related-party lending limits in banks; assure enhanced compliance by corporations; stronger valuation & solvency requirements in insurance. Read on...

The Times of India: Despite progress India's financial sector vulnerable - IMF
Author: NA


Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 13 jan 2013

'Is India Making the Right Moves?'- Anil Agarwal, industrialist & entrepreneur, shares his view on how India can utilize its potential to grow, develop and succeed. Suggests 5 critical drivers- private enterprise, exploration of natural resources, manufacturing, tourism & simplified regulatory & approval mechanisms. Read on...

Forbes: Developing Skills in a Developing World
Author: Anil Agarwal

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