I am sure you are aware that we were the knowledge partners to the CII Brand Summit 2010 and it was a great success. With views from thought leaders around the globe made word – “Disruption” a favorite amongst the participants. Here’s a brief summary of those two days in my own words. It could be useful resource for the people who attended and forgot to take notes or for those, who need a gentle push on their forehead to energize their braincells.

Whenever we hear a word ‘Disruption’ – somehow it leads to a negative feeling. After all, as humans we are averse to change and disruption by nature disturbs the normal rhythm of life and forces you the change the course. Now, let’s look at this word from a marketer’s perspective and it becomes even more dreaded! Who wants some tiny David to come and disturb Goliath’s party?

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The public is ‘PUBLIC’ in ‘Public Relations’, which is not the aam Janta. ‘PUBLIC’ in ‘Public Relations’ is a term used for the target group – your stakeholders. Each and every person, who is impacted by your business or your existence is a ‘PUBLIC’ in ‘Public Relations.’

Two things happened in last couple of days. Idea cellular in India launched a campaign to promote use of mobile to save the trees and Google launched Nexus One. Two different events, one is so significant that the world media is taking notice and another one is subtle idea being noticed by few people like you and me.

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We always ask – What Next> and fumble for an answer. The future of our business lies in convergence of knowledge and technology. In this post, I tried to explain what next?

Today is Thursday. And it’s time for the blast from the past! I once wrote a very popular column called ‘Thursdays with Tushar‘ on India PR Blog for a long time. While you can still read them on IPRB, I am compiling a list here for you. This is my way of show gratitudes to [...]

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