Business Model | Page 3

From a lack of customer awareness to loss of execution focus, how failure happens, and why you should never shy away from analyzing it.

A corporation and a startup are two fundamentally different animals, and they require a different structure to thrive.

Pivots are normal, but don't pivot from a place of fear.

Building up your brand takes years, which is why Victoria's Secret's marketing decision to shelve its Angels was a shock.

Embracing communication and flexibility are two necessities for businesses trying to find a strategic answer to the future of work question.

Differentiate yourself in the competitive landscape by working smarter, not harder.

To perfect your growth, emulate the successful strategies of industry giants.

Smaller companies need to be digital-first to succeed.

You don't have to start a business to learn from my journey.

These five advantages are a few of the reasons why bootstrapping is worth it in the long run.

Building a business where people go to feel inspired and confident is much easier said than done. Replicating and franchising that concept, all while making the important things stick, is even harder.

Many businesses are lagging behind or missing opportunities when it comes to digital technology.

Building a new, sustainable business model is the defining factor separating success and failure.

How are you creating and capturing value?

Get to know the year's top trends, toughest brands, and explore what might be your best opportunity.

Can making money be the key to creating more change and impact?

The Indian podcast industry is all set to boom with time as communication is becoming more content-centric with each passing day

Owning an innovative technology is just one part of building a successful startup.

What trends are tops? What brands have proved most lasting? What franchise may be the right opportunity for you? Explore, absorb, and learn from our annual list.

From software that's free to virtual goods that cost real money, all the new models have their uses.

Offering 'freemium' products can be a smart way to acquire customers and build a lucrative business, but it's not the right move for every company.