Author: Niranjan Gidwani
Niranjan Gidwani
Niranjan Gidwani is a Certified Independent Director (MCA-INDIA), board advisor, and former CEO of Eros Group Dubai, with expertise in governance, ESG, and digital transformation. A member of the UAE Superbrands Council and GCC Board Directors Institute, he is a thought leader in business excellence and sustainability.
The evolution of B2B e-commerce from a niche segment of the commercial market to where it will soon equal or surpass traditional channels has been underway for some time now.
Corporate Governance is one topic which has received much attention throughout our region as well as the rest of the world.
The raging pandemic should not become a cover or excuse for shoddy decisions and sloppy performance.
The below is an excerpt from: “Living with a Purpose: The Importance of ‘Real Intent.’”, Randall L. Ridd. The relevance to individuals and organisations in the 21st century is integral to personal and business success.
In a world of massive corporate frauds, values and ethics are an urgent concern.
In turbulent times, one of the key challenges an organisation faces, is keeping morale within the organisation high and ensuring the team is motivated to ride the storm. However, this is easier said than done unless you identify the BAD apple that’s spoiling the whole bunch.
It is unrealistic to think that, in today’s rapidly changing world, we will remain a one job or two-job professional through a 40 year timespan.
As per the associations of certified fraud experts, companies across the world lose between 4- 6% of their revenue each year to employee and executive fraud and data theft.
With businesses, supply chains and global geopolitics locked off at various points, the importance of digital-enabled sales interactions has increased exponentially over the last few years. As the world economic order tentatively moves towards a more positive landscape, the time to ask whether B2B e-commerce is the right choice for business has never been more relevant. Will it truly redefine business in the next few years?
An interesting fact is that if any organization or institution of repute loses trust among its customers, or even amongst its honest employees due to one dishonest act, the same organization needs to invest much more to demonstrate its honesty on many more occasions to convey to its customers that it has now mended its ways.