The business landscape is as dynamic as it is unpredictable, demanding adaptability and foresight from every entrepreneur and company leader. The concept of pivoting—a fundamental shift in business strategy or model—has become a vital lifeline for businesses facing rapid changes in technology, consumer behavior or market conditions. Pivoting has evolved from being just about survival to seizing new opportunities and thriving in an ever-evolving marketplace to stay agile and competitive. Why Should You Consider Pivoting? There are several compelling reasons why businesses decide to pivot: Market Feedback: When your product or service isn’t hitting the mark, customer feedback can be your biggest ally. If sales are dropping or feedback is consistently negative, it’s a sign to rethink your approach. Technological Shifts: Technology moves fast. What was cutting-edge last year might be obsolete this year. Companies like Netflix pivoted from DVD rentals to streaming due to technological advancements, showing how crucial…
Driven by growing awareness of health, environmental sustainability and ethical considerations; the global food landscape…
As the temperatures rise and seasonal cycles get delayed, awareness about the environmental changes is of paramount importance. Many Indian households are now actively exploring ways to reduce their impact on the planet. One key area where positive change can be made is through our grocery shopping habits. By making conscious decisions when we shop, we can contribute to a greener and more sustainable India while also nurturing healthier lifestyles. Here’s how Indian households can practise eco-friendly grocery shopping and create a sustainable kitchen without breaking the bank: 1) Plan Your Meals and Avoid Food Waste Food waste is a major concern in India, where millions still struggle with food security. Planning your meals ahead of time is not only economical, but also reduces the chances of buying unnecessary items that might end up as waste. Create a weekly menu and shop only for what you need. Keep a list…
The shift towards sustainability cannot be delayed any longer, and governments and corporations seem to recognise that. After the recent natural disasters in the United States and Spain caused by severe climate change, it is imperative that something is done. Investments in green technology give companies a competitive advantage and long-term viability of operations while also ensuring that the state of our environment improves gradually instead of deteriorating even more. Growth of Green Technology With increased investments in crucial sectors like renewable energy and electric vehicles to sustainable agriculture and waste management and water conservation, the future looks bright and green. Governments are also implementing stricter regulations to limit pollution and reduce carbon footprints, while consumers increasingly prefer sustainable brands. Major Drivers Behind the Boom in Green Technology a) Demand from Conscious Consumers Millennials and Gen Z are on the side of ethics as they have started transitioning towards sustainability…
With global warming increasing at an alarming rate and Antarctica going green recently, it is…
The auspicious occasion of Navratri brings in a lot of festivities and joy, and these nine days also present the perfect opportunity for people looking to switch to a plant-based diet. Since millions of people across India start fasting to complete rituals and abstain from eating meat, eggs and processed foods, they temporarily switch to a whole-foods, plant-based diet with healthier options such as grains, nuts, seeds, fruits and vegetables. That’s why Navratri is the ideal starting point for someone looking to make these changes permanent. Here’s how Navratri can help you transition to a plant-based lifestyle: 1) Clean Eating Due to Fasting Since so many people avoid meat, eggs and processed foods, they instead start eating pure foods (sattvic diet) by increasing their intake of fruits, vegetables, nuts, and naturally gluten-free grains like buckwheat (anaaj), amaranth and millet(bajra). Dishes like sabudana khichdi made from tapioca pearls, kuttu roti that…