Talk of Many Things

A couple of weeks ago, I'd written about why, contrary to popular opinion, per second billing tariff plans do not portend financial ruin for mobile network operators (Click here and here).…

Many Americans might find it increasingly difficult to get, and hold on to, credit cards in the wake of the recently passed The Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure (CARD)…

Protection money, the latest While You Were Out column, is yet another Stanley Bing masterpiece that explains why I open the FORTUNE magazine from its last page – Bing's permanent abode.…

In large systems integration projects, it is customary for the buyer to award the entire contract to a systems integrator who manages all other companies required to fulfill the different…

I recently came across TwitterFeed which automatically posts Twitter and Facebook updates from a blog's RSS feeds. It has a dashboard where you can view how many people have viewed your…

Like every publication, Economic Times (India's largest and the world's second largest business daily newspaper after The Wall Street Journal) is entitled to its own share of slow news days. Very few…

Part-1 of this blog post explained how per second billing does not portend financial ruin for mobile network operators. It pointed out that, depending on whether MNOs apply their per minute…

Tata DoCoMo recently launched it's GSM service with per second billing around two months ago in India. To a market used to per minute billing all along, this was the first…

Midomi recognizes live music – even if you and I hum it! And, given my modest singing capabilities, it seems to be doing a good job of this!! Available on PC and…

In my early blogging days, I’d written a blog post called Indian Education System is the Best … for India! In a recent FORTUNE magazine interview entitled "The CEO Educator", Joel…