Building Businesses in a Tough Economy

Posted on December 17, 2008 by admin

The demands for growth in current day economy mandates the need for both consumer and provider organizations to close out on and capitalize on available and new opportunities faster than ever.

A tough economy makes it difficult to continue with rapid product and service development cycles with little room for investments in people and technology.

How do we remain more than prepared for execution and leading by example at such crucial moments?

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  • Monica Sinha

    There is recession everywhere. India is not getting investments from Foreign Institutional investors. Many people are not investing in realty, stock market as they are skeptical about what will will happen next. However, this is the time to look at those areas/sectors which have been ignored all these years. The rural areas- development of infrastructure, education etc. We have a huge manpower resource which is not used properly because of illiteracy. Their education, building of small enterpreneurs, consumerism will make India self sufficient. Making of srtingent and at the same time liberal norms will give enough boost to the financial sector.So, now is the time to look back at ourselves.

  • vinaybabu tammineni

    in india we can over come by doing two things, one bye takeing steps to stop the careption of political leaders and govt employees and second one by constructive education to all.We have very good resources like land water air and mainly human resources. To utilize these we need proper stable government with commited leaders. So as indians our main duty is to elect good well educated leaders as our rulers . Then only our economy and all other secors will be grown fastly. if it happend there is no posibilities of any recetion and crices.

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