• Short-term courses catch on in India Inc
  
  WITH a year-long MBA already in vogue, the traditional two-year management course may be frowned upon by time-conscious career professionals...more
  
  
  
• The 'Yin' of Management
  

He is well named. Rajeshwar Upadhyaya (Upadhyaya is the Sanskrit term for learned teacher) may teach mundane subjects like leadership and change management, but he turns for inspiration to more esoteric themes like poetry and world literature.

The 40-year-old professor is gearing up to teach a course on "Leadership lessons from world literature" at the Wharton Business School next year. Around the same time, his book on the same theme -- Leadership Insights from World Literature -- will also hit the stands...more

• Lessons Learnt 'The Changing Nature of Competitive Advantage'
  
  Investing in employees development is nothing new but until recently it was low down on priority list for many business in asia...more
  
  
  
• Leadership, As You Like It
  
  If film director Vishal Bharadwaj has rediscovered William Shakespeare on the silver screen, renowned management consultant Rajeshwar Upadhyay has won the bard a place of pride in the corporate boardroom...more