Tag: Technology management

  • Quantum Computing – Are the Nations Gearing up for it?

    Quantum Computing – Are the Nations Gearing up for it?

    Quantum Computing is the current technology, highly in demand among researchers and scientists worldwide. In simple terms, quantum computing is an interdisciplinary field combining aspects of computer science, Physics and Mathematics which utilizes the key concepts of quantum mechanics to solve highly complex problems much faster as compared to supercomputers today. The domain of quantum…

  • Techniques to Retain Talented Employees

    Techniques to Retain Talented Employees

    Talented employees are like wine-older they are, more valuable they will be. Losing them can be a bad sign and can affect a company’s reputation. So these days companies are involved nurturing the talents through several programs like seminars, growth-opportunity programs, job rotation and international assignment. Still, study has shown that 45% of employees who…

  • How CEOs can Utilize an IPO

    How CEOs can Utilize an IPO

    When in 2002 Microsoft announced to go public, everyone got shocked about how Microsoft will leave its established way and will become a public company. But there was nothing like that, the core methods of performing were the same just now at a bigger platform. For Microsoft the offering was neither typical nor uneventful.

  • Social Media as an Investing Platform

    A few studies have shown that tech – investors in geographically diverse locations are continuously making big profits and are among top performers. Investors around the globe are trying their best to extract the power of social media to make information widely available. Social media disseminate information far and hence can generate positive and big…

  • Achieving Transformation is Critical to Business Growth

    Innovation is the base for any country and its company. Innovation has faced extinction during recession. But it is making a comeback although like a coughing engine. Innovation made several decades ago has become obsolete because parameters have changed and new demands have risen. Companies design innovation to create demand and generate money.