Research notes from practice
The questions behind my doctoral research. Each began as a problem on a real program. Longer essays will follow here.
Executive PhD, IIM Sambalpur, and DBA, IAE Bordeaux (2026–29)
Photos: IIM Sambalpur
Why does the same strategy succeed in one market and fail in the next?
I watched one go-to-market model roll out across six countries with the same plan, platform and funding. The results were not the same. I am studying which differences matter most.
Strategy executionHow much should a global education model bend for India?
Some brands adapt too little and never pass the pilot. Others adapt so much they lose what made them good. I am looking for the point of balance, and how to spot it early.
Global and localWhen does digital transformation become an advantage?
Many organisations go live on the same platforms. Few end up ahead because of it. I am studying what separates the two.
Digital transformationChanging the Graphics of the Indian Education Industry
My article on the flipped classroom and what it could do for Indian schools, especially in rural areas where there are too few teachers for the number of students. It sets out how the model works, what it gives teachers and students, and why franchising could carry it to scale through private partners, provided government connectivity plans reach schools.
I wrote it while leading research and strategy at Francorp. Nearly a decade later, the same question of how a model travels across Indian classrooms sits at the heart of my doctoral research.
Education models IndiaDisciplined Agile for Scrum Teams
A ProThoughts webinar on combining Disciplined Agile with Scrum, so teams keep Scrum's rhythm while choosing ways of working that fit their context.
