IIMB Management Review
Document Type
Article
Abstract
With the world on the brink of developments that are transforming the way people transact business, the time is appropriate for reflection on many fundamental issues that Indian organisations have to deal with in the next couple of de-cades. Increasingly, countries in the developed world are acknowledging Indian software talent, the pool of engineering and R&D skills. In fact, a World Bank re-port in the mid-90s predicted that India was poised to become an economic superpower. However, unless sustained, strategic and collective efforts are made, and Indian companies reinvent them-selves to prepare for the new challenges, India will miss out on Ten Commandments for Organisational Renaissance this opportunity, just as it missed the manufacturing boom of the early 90s because companies could not gear up fast enough to meet the challenge of producing world class products on the qual-ity and cost parameters. It is our firm belief that corporate renaissance will be possible primarily through a shift in strategic thinking and approach and by galvanising people power.
Recommended Citation
Singh, Pritam and Bhandarker, Asha
(2002)
"Ten commandments for organisational renaissance,"
IIMB Management Review: Vol. 14:
Iss.
1, Article 18.
Available at:
https://research.iimb.ac.in/imr/vol14/iss1/18
Publication Date
3-1-2002
First Page
9
Last Page
26