Procedural Security vs Technological Security Why most breaches are not a technology problem Most organisations believe they have a security problem. What they usually have is a discipline problem disguised as a technology gap. Firewalls are installed. Two-factor authentication is enabled. Security tools are purchased and configured. And yet — breaches keep happening. Not because […]
Networking vs Marketing: Same Destination, Different Roads Most businesses treat networking and marketing as interchangeable tools. In reality, they operate on very different human and economic principles. Both aim to acquire customers. Both contribute to growth. But they work on different timelines, different incentives, and different forms of trust. Marketing primarily works on need. Networking
MSME vs Startup: Why This Debate Misses the Real Point The conversation around MSME vs startup often turns emotional, opinionated, and oddly binary. As if one model is “real business” and the other is noise. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: MSMEs and startups are not competing philosophies. They are different economic instruments. And once you
Indian IT Sold “Careers” That Were Actually Roles: now AI Is Exposing the Difference. This isn’t a rant. It’s an observation — one many are quietly coming to terms with. For decades, Indian IT sold the idea of a career. What most people actually got was a role. And for a long time, that difference
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Copyrights, Trade Secrets & IPR in the Age of Generative Engines We’re living in a strange moment in history — where our worst fears and our wildest dreams coexist. Generative engines extend our abilities in unbelievable ways while also dissolving the boundaries we once relied on to protect our knowledge. So here’s the uncomfortable question:
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