Following the dreadfull accident of Filepe Massa last weekend, and no possibility of him returning to race this reason, Ferrari were left with no credible option than to approach the 7 time world champion to race for them. This is a great news since I always believed that Micheal left Formula1 business unfinished, especially since [...]
Micheal is Back!
Posted by Hemal Shah on July 30, 2009
http://hemalshah.net/blogs/2009/07/micheal-is-back/
Air India and its never ending woes
Air India has everything it possibly can, except for productivity. Majority of the airline work force are working like typical babus who work from 9 to 5 with more than 180 off days in a year. The recent cash crush is caused by inefficient management of resources and underling assets that are not utilized. There [...]
Posted by Hemal Shah on July 27, 2009
http://hemalshah.net/blogs/2009/07/air-india-and-its-never-ending-woes/
India in Recession: An short note to be noted!
I read an interesting news on DNA Mumbai edition. Are you worried about Job losses and Job security? Then you have a robot for a company now! Japanese companies are axing hired Robots in the wake of recent plummeted demand in Industrial production. According to what the newspaper published, in 2005, more than 370,000 robots [...]
Posted by Hemal Shah on July 18, 2009
http://hemalshah.net/blogs/2009/07/now-robots-face-the-recession/
The Seconds Effect! Will Tata DoCoMo change market Dynamics
If you are a Mumbaikar, you will remember this. BPL (now Loop) Mumbai had launched an aggressive campaign which reduced customers bill by almost 30%. That was called One Second Billing. Tata DoCoMo is the GSM based telecommunications service of Tata Indicom in partnership with Japan’s leading mobile operator, NTT DoCoMo. They have a Pan [...]
Posted by Hemal Shah on July 17, 2009
http://hemalshah.net/blogs/2009/07/the-seconds-effect-will-tata-docomo-change-market-dynamics/







